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WORLD’S DOINGS OF CURRENT WEEK Brief Resume of General News from Ali Around the Earth. PRESIDENT WILSON WINS U N D E R F I R E California Swings to Democrats Insuring 272 Elec toral Y'otes—New Mexico is Democratic—Repub licans W ill Recount A ll Close States. A E u ro p ean W ar s to r y based o n the d ram a o f ROI COOPER MEGRUE wnr lasts they w ill grow weary o f be ing the catspaw. . . . England is a fine example o f your happy Ameri can phrase, ’Let George do it!' ” "And the French?” Charlie persisted. "The French! For forty years they have been thinking of what tome day they would do to Germany; and while they thought, we have planned, we have worked— and now today we are ready—and they are not!" "You seem very confident,” Charlie told him. “ Why not? . . . For forty years onr men of brains have been planning a system— the most marvelous system In the w orld!" "W h at a pity It isn't devoted to peace Instead o f war,” the American said somewhat pensively. A ll the while, as they talked, the boom o f field guns In the distance punctuated their sen- fences. "In the end it will be for peace," M ajor von Brenlg said gravely, “the peace of the world. For this Is a Jnst war— and Justice must triumph.” "B ut what o f these poor people— these noncombatauts— who streamed through hero a little while ago?” “ It is the habit o f nti Invaded coun try to proclaim the invaders as bar barians,” the Teuton replied warmly. N ew York. Nov. 1 0 . - President W ll- OREGON “ B O N E-D RY” PROHI- He did not yet feel safely With a sbuke and a twist be managed toid her SYNOPSIS. son has carried California and has been to throw his coat back from bit rigbt out of the woods. "F o r heaven's aake. — 11 — BITION AM EN D M EN T CARRIES Th« ch ief characters ere Ethel W il- blp. And Sergeant 8- hmidt then pro tell them I'm not a spy." re-elected. M«nr) Htreetnian and Capt " I have Just told them." she assured Portland, Nov. 10.— Indications are ’ lo'jghbv. _________ l Without New Mexico this gives him I-arry Redmond. Th e m inor characters ceeded to relieve him o f the bulky him. tr-- Sir : xc- W avetalT o f the British packet that projected from the pocket that the “ bone-dry” prohibition 269 votes in the electoral college, or . adm iralty and Charlee Brown, a New " I know Make sure! Tell 'em amendment, which was aimed to stop York newei-aper correspondent. Ethel, He looked at them with a scowl. Live News Items of All Nations and three more than he needs. "Ah. you are Krauzoealscb!” be de again!" he urged her. "Ask If there all importation o f liquor into Oregon * resident -f Sir ile o rg e s houeeliold, , , r 1 , , - , , secretly m arried to Btreetman, a German New Mexico is believed to be as for [leverage purposes, had carried by »p y, th ugi, ih e did not know him a» clared. still In Ills native tongue, for isn't someone who speaks English.” Pacific Northwest Condensed Questioned as to whether there were such Gapialn Redmond, her old lover. lie knew no other. sured to the Democratic column, mak about 3000 ~ .... returns "to England a fte r Ion* absence. not some cith er who understood Eng "I'm what?” Charlie Inquired Under the present Oregon prohibi- From him ehe learns the truth about ing a total o f 272. tor Our Busy Readers. "Fraiizoesiscb! You are 110 Ameri lish. the sergeant informed Ethel that tion law, 21 quarts o f spiritous liquor Btreetman; furtherm ore tnat he has F ifty hours after the polls closed in . . _____ 7 , , ____ ;,___ m _ | betrayed her »Im ply to learn naval se Major vou Breuig knew the hateful can be imported from other statea for cret». Th e European w ar breaks out kaner." California, Republican Chairman Row- Charlie grasped oniy the last word language. private use by one person a month. Ethel prepares to accom pany Btreetman to Brussel» as a Germ an spy In order to "F o r the love of Mike, get him here!” Three men entered the Bromide, ell conceded the state to the President. The new law, it is claimed, w ill stop get “ Yes, that's righ t—A merles lie, right revenge and serve England. Captain Redmond. Ethel and C harlie Brown turn from the corner of Forty second street Charlie besought her. wheu she ex Okla., State bank, tied the cashier to Thus the 13 needed to assure the Pres- all importations. up at a B elgian Inn a» the German arm y plained to him. the door o f the safe and esca|>ed with cornea. Blie Is Madame De Lorde She and Broadway: and. Iiellere me. I wish While Sergeant Schmidt betook him begins tr> work with a French spy Th e I was right hack there right now." $81M0, all the money they couid find. Germ ans appear at the Inn "W hat do you say?" the sergeant self away In order to summon the ma A telegraphic transfer o f $2,500,000 jor, Charlie Brown turned to Ethel asked him. C H APTE R XIV.— Continued. gold coin was made by the sub-treas with an air of great relief. "None o f your d-----n business. . . ury to San Francisco for account o f "W ell, I was looking for a war, and You bonehead.” Mr. Brown “ Here, please!" she said to the lieu the Yokohama Bank. The gold w ill I certainly picked mi'» the right spot, was quite enjoying himself, abusing tenant. From the bosom of her gown be shipped from San Francisco to Jap that walking arsenal with impunity didn't I?" he usked. she bud drawn forth a small gold an. " I suppose mistakes like this are medal, which hong upon a ribbon "H a v e a cigarette?” he asked, holding Iwund to happen. But haven't you pa out his ease. The U. S. Supreme court has con about her neck. Sergeant Schmidt was not above ac- pers to prove your identity?" she In sented to review a decree o f the lower He looked at It closely, for Lieu eppttng one. even from the enemy. And quired. Federal courts ordering deportation o f tenant Baum was no Ilian to take un "Oh, yes— yes! French passports, | 3$ Hindus from San Francisco, who necessary risks. Thoroughness was his lie thanked Charlie in a voice as gentle and an English hat and English ) is a bass drum. were ill and likely to become public middle name. "Gee. I'd like to give you one good clothes! All I needed to really finish charges. “ From the German secret service Ihe Wtlbelmstrnsse!” he exclaimed wallop on tile nose Just for luck.” Ihe me was a Russian blouse.” be said A British submarine operating in with s grin. "Seriously though,” he when he had satisfied himself. “ Your American remarked longingly the North Sea reports that she fired Then Schmidt suddenly snatched off went ou. " I do waut to thank you." pardon, madauie! 1 did not under torpedoes at a German battleship o f He offered her his hand. Mr. Brown's hat stnnd." Anti he ltowed deeply. the dreadnaught type Wednesday, “ It wus nothing." she said, as she "N ix on Ihe Herrmann stuff— what She acknowledged tils apology with making a hit. The amount o f damage the slightest of nods And with an as are you doing?" Charlie demanded He shook hands with him. inflicted is not known. Before the major arrived Ethel left slimed calm that she was far from feel began to feel 11 s If Iig xvrre taking pail him. after promising that ghe would Ing, she said to him In a confidential In s slapstick vaudeville skit. Mrs. Dion Boucicault, the British The sergeant had his face buried in not go so far away that he might Dot manner: actress, who has ap|ieared many times side the hnt. Ho whs looking for call her In case he needed her assist “ I am here on a confidential mission on the American stage, died in London ance again. and one tiling at once I must know clues. Wednesday. "Rngliseti!” he sputtered the next The sight of the fatherly appearing Tell me, lieutenant, by which road dc Sir Ernest Shackleton, Antarctic ex major, whose lieanted face soon ive mart'll to attack tlie fortress at the moment. "O f course It’s English!" Charlie re showed in the doorway, went far to plorer, arrived in San Francisco Tues frontier?” torteil. “ It cost me two-nnd six.” he restore Charlie's equanimity. day and w ill take passage for Aus “ By the Ipft fork, mndame," he an added regarding the rough handling of tralia on his way to the South l'olsr "The spy— where is the spy?” Malor swered without hesitation. That token his straw with Indlgcntion. regions to rescue 10 men o f hiB ship vou Breuig asked the sergeant, who from the Wllhelmstrasse — obtained wrecked expedition there. With Sergeant Schmidt leaned over. and. followed close at his heels. from Streetmun had quite disarmed Shackleton is Captain Frank Worsley, seizing Charlie's coat by the collar Charlie Brown did not wait for the ' his suspicious. o f New Zealand, cnptain of the wreck lie pulled It hack from his neck while "noncoin" to answer. He stepped for- I “ Good! Good!” Ethel exelnlmed "I lie examined the label. ed Polar ship Endurance. ward expectantly. have studied the country hereabouts "English also Splon! Thou art an "A re you Major von Rrenlg—and do That Is the best way. . . . (lootI English spy!” Prosser, Wash— August Swanson, a you speak English?" he inquired. night!” Horae Heaven farmer Wednesday shot Ills trusty henchmen. Hans and "1 a;n. and I do," the officer said. "T h e y ’re Going to Shoot M e l" “ Madame shall not be disturbed fur Otto, together with their corporal, himself in the head to cure a tooth Mr. Brown smiled at him wlnnlngly. tiler," the lleutennut promised. " I will ache. His condition is serious. He brought tlielr guns up to their sides "Fitzsimmons there has iny pass "But we Germans are not barbarians. explain to the major when he returns." and. hissing "Splon!” in the most sin bought the revolver four years ago “ Thank you so much! You have ister manner Imaginable, they all three ports." he announced, pointing to the W e are a simple people fighting only when he saw a neighbor ill, declaring for our fatherland.” lanky sergeant. been so very nice to m e!" that he would never suffer that way. approached Charlie threateningly. "And the ruined towns— destroyed Major von Brenlg took the paiiers “ Madame Is welcome," he said, witli Mr. Brown suddenly changed hi- from the sergeant nml looked them homes—anil civilians shot?” Ben Hogan, form er prizefighter, who another tow bow. mind about the vaudeville. It seemed over. But M ajor von Brenlg had nlwaye once fought Tom Allen for the heavy Smiling happily. Ethel left him. Slip to him that possibly lie had been 1111 "They seem to lie in good order," he an answer ready. H e was an honest weight championship o f Am erica and congratulated herself, both because she wittingly east for a tragedy. said— "vised by the American consul man: and he was convinced o f the lost, le ft an estate valued at $56,000. had escaped detection and because “ Splon—splon!" he repeated. “ Good in Paris." Justice of the German cause. Hogan, who died several dHys ago, for slip had obtained Hie Information that grief, you don't mean spy?" “ I f we are fighting soldiers we treat “ And here's n letter from the paper years conducted a souphouse and lodg was so vital to the French. "Spy. spy— Ja wobl,” said Schmidt 1 work for." Charlie added, handing them as soldiers.” he pointed out. "But ing place for “ down and ou ts" on the WOODROW W ILSO N , RE-ELECTED PR ESID E N T. As he watched her departure, the “ Ivoinm hler!” If men or women lurk behind closed the major Hn envelope. West Side, Chicago. young German ollh-er smiled likewise He took hold o f Charlie's arm and The German officer merely looked at shutters or on housetops to shoot our It was good to have a few minutes' faced him about so that he confronted ident a m ajority in the electoral col Fire in the Midway district at St. Ihe imprint In one corner. He did not men we shall burn the house they live IDAHO DEMOCRATS talk with a lady o f ills own class, after the trio o f formidable soldiers. And Paul. Wednesday destroyed telephone lege dropjied into the Democratic col even take the letter from the Am eri 111 aud If there Is resistance we shall Ihe canaille with which he had been then tile sergeant ordered them to load WIN GOVERNORSHIP poles valued at from $600.000 to $700,- umn and apparently ended the sus kill all those who resist. It Is regret can. ' » b l 1K n iln a l« • ! n o n th n g r o o t »1 c o C h a r lie e h e e r v e it the oner.-ltlon with 000 belonging to the Valentine-Clark pense and anxiety of an election which H'r> n *<v»«l ncYTapit|icr. I ’ v e o fto il table, but we must stop guerrllln wur- Boise, Idaho, Nov. 9. -Moses- A le x began. And. putting out bis chest to Increasing alarm. company. Eight fire companies from has been unparalleled in American po ander, the present governor, a Demo Its largest dimensions, lie stepped into read it.” he remarked. And he re fure We must fight under the laws of “ Good God. you're not going to shoot Minneapolis and St. Paul fought the litical history. crat, has been re-elected governor of the street. Ill his complacency over m e!" he cried. "I'm not English. I'm turned the passport to Its owner. civilization." flames. Republican Chairman Willcox, when Idaho by a plurality o f 830 votes. work that he considered well done he not a spy." And remembering all at "N ow what Is the trouble?" he asked. Another roar os o f distant thunder "These guys were just going to shoot Interrupted Charlie Brown's next ques A French battalion arrived at K ate informed that the President carried Alexander polled 60,840. His oppo had entirely forgotten that there still oneo that the girl whom he hud first me ns mi English spy," Charlie I 11 - tion. California, only replied: “ I have nent, I). W. Davis, received 60,100. remained another suspect to question— met at the bouse of Sir George Wag rina, Greece, Sunday to occupy the formed him. with mi Indignant glance “ And you call that civilization?" h» nothing to say.” President Wilson carried the state (tie Innkeeper's American gentleman. staff In lamdon could speak German, town. It is believed that the Greek demanded, while the windows o f ths Secretary Tumulty, at the summer j by about 15,000'votes. and all state he yelled at the top o f his voice, "M s at file soldiers and Venlzelists troops w ill depart im t-r, The major laughed I 11 his face. Lion d'Or rattled under the shock of officers, except those o f t C H APTE R XV. dame de Lorde! .Madame de Lorde!" mediately and thus solve the embar W hite House at Shadow Lawn, s e n t j — »— ■»«• i w i s or instruction and state "You English?" he cried. “ No one the distant cannonading. The two prlvntes were aiming nt rassing situation whieh hHB arisen as a the w ir a le « f,toml{ ^ - ' e n u; ; uU to mine inspector, fe ll to the Democrats, I do!” Mr. Brown Finds His War. him non And he faced them indig blit an American ever said 'gu y'!" He who w ill also control both houses of EJKlLf V W * tflwL ‘ * - ' Rhine Cliff, N .Y . " I am your guest," Charlie said. So Lieutenant Kantn bad been gone but nantly. Ills anger was already liegl.i appeared greatly amused. " I am glad the next legislature. The constitu- The California returns showed that my men did not make the mistake of far aa be was concerned, he had heard a short time when Sergeant Schmid* iilng to get the better of his fear. with only 48 districts missing the tional amendment favoring Prohibi- enough In fact, he had heard almost appeared, bringing Brown with him. “ Say— if you shoot me there are s killing you.” lie s a l; pleasantly. President's plurality in the state was tion was carried by a large vote. NOTES ON TH E ELEC TIO N . "Y ou ’ve nothing on me," Charlie told too much for his own peace o f mind. The German "noiieom" looked about 1 1 1 hundred million people hack there 2965. — -------------------- 1 " I think tve'd better not continue this vain for his lieutenant. w*lio had or who're going to lie sore as hell!” he him. Barring some wholly unexpected ; discussion or we might get into an ar Alaska has gone " d r y .” dered I 1 I 111 to fetch the American. But snarled. "They'll mine over here and FOUR STATES AND ALASKA turnover in the incomplete states lean- i C H A PTE R XVI. gument— and that wouldn't lie diplo only two of his mates, Otto and Ilans blow you off the face of the earth." The “ w ets” win In California. log toward Wilson or a change on a matic." AD DED TO DRY TER R ITO R Y, remained in the room, standing guard At an order from Ihe sergeant lb* recount, C alifornia's acquisition to the \ Interviewing the Major. A recount in all close states seems (T O B E C O N T IN U E D .) corpora! and one o f the privates then Seattle, Nov. 9. — Prohibition has at the street door. Democratic column gave the President ' probable. The sergeant saluted, clicked his Sergeant Schmidt was nonplused It gras[>ed tlielr victim and hustled him 269 electoral votes without New Mcx >n Alaska by a large m ajority, spurs together, moved majestically to across the room. It took 60 hours to complete C alifor ico’ s three. W O R S E T H A N F A C IN G G U N F I R E In New Mexico at mid- Gastmean, the first o f the mining pre- was not like Lieutenant Baum to fall ay— what are you going to do with a position in front of the cigar ease, nia's vote counting. night the President was leading by ' of the Juneau district to report, one like that. And he gurgled a few and clicked his heels again. Judging me?" Charlie asked. "L e t me alone!" throaty German words In bis surprise. Gallant Seaman Found Himself In Wilson is elected with 272 votes in 2639 votes, with 158 districts missing, R“ ve 1566 votes for prohibition, 885 by bis movements, one might almost There seemed nothing to do then but Dilemma From Which He Was Ex- and it was believed this advantage ______ the electoral college. have supposed him to be some great assume the task himself— the duty of tricatcd in Nick of Time. could not be overcome by Mr. Hughes. mechanical doll. But Charlie Brown Chairman W illcox refuses to con Conceding West Virginia, New San *'''»n«,‘ »co, Nov. 9 . - The defeat examining lilt prisoner, for so be re was quite rertaln that lie. for oue. cede W ilson's election. A jack tar from II. M. S . —entered Hampshire and Minnesota to Mr. o °.f f the lhe two two “ dry " amendmenta was gurded the interested Mr Brown, who bad no desire to play with him. ¡1 southwestern London post oflice to Candidate Hughes refuses to make a Hughea and he waa in the lead in all i forecast here when the vote from 4936 was already making mental notes of " I feel much better now." be told tbe change n money order. three only gives him 259 votes, seven precincts out o f 6717 g a v e: For pro tho proceedings, which lie intended to statement on the results. major. As It was n government pay order less than the required majority. W ith hibition, 324,482; against, 449,465. use for the cniliellishmrnt o f the »to " I can Imagine." the other said. Hughes carries Wilson's home pre he was asked, according to regulations, 272 votes in sight President Wilson For liquor restriction, 335,534 ; against, ries he would send Ills paper later. “ You speak very good English,” the cinct by a good majority. Charlie had paused just Inside the to show his certificate o f identity. Hut hail six to spar»» for a possible split o f 397,448. American remarked generously. door through which he had entered the tlie sailor had lost the certificate. W est V irgia ia turns down Woman's electors in California, or a sudden re "W h y not?" the officer asked. "I L ittle Rock, Ark., Nov. 9. — This room. And now the sergeant beck All tin* girls in the post utlice be versal in New Mexico. suffrage by a big majority. spent three years at Columbia." state remained “ dry” by an over oned to 111 111 violently. came anxious to help. A t Republican national headquarters whelming m ajority o f the vote cast in Mr. Brown's newspaper Instincts Oregon is the only Pacific Coast "Koim n hler!" be commanded. it was admitted that after conferences “ Haven’t you your name marked any crowded to tile front again. Tuesday's election. The proposed ini state in the Hughes column. At that peremptory command Mr where?” urged one. Jack thought between George W'ickersham, e x tiative act to substitute local option “ By Jove! You're a German! Y'ou're Brown regarded him with mild sur Washington defeats all nine amend attorney general o f the United States; hard, suddenly kindled with inspira I 11 the army— you speak English! . . . for the present Btate-wide prohibition, ments by decisive majorities. tion. opened his tnouth to speak, and Everett Colby, of New Jersey; Mr. was defeated by probably 20,000 on ' prise and a total lack of coinprchen It's too good a chance.to mist! Say. slon. But the sign language was plain then stood silent. A flush deepened can I interview you?” California turned the tide for Wil- Hughes. Chairman W illcox and George the face o f incomplete returns avail enough. So Charlie drew near to that his tunned complexion. W. Perkins, o f Baltimore, preparations able. aon by a m ajority exceeding 3000. Major von R-enig regarded him cu | form dable hmUlug automaton. were being made to begin legal pro “ W ell?’.' urged the young postal lady. riously for a moment. He seemed to "W as thust du hler?" Sergeant Hughes carries but four states west ceedings for recounts in states where The sailor wanted that money hudly. t’ hicago, Nov. 9.— Four statea and consider that tile American would be o f the Mississippi; Wilson gets 18. the results were close. Chairman Alaska were added to dry territory by Schml.lt demanded fiercely. J satisfactory persou to talk to. for He faced the guns. “ Yes,“ he blurted, Mr Brown appeared to consider him included California. New Tuesday's election. “ my name’s marked on my shift.” Michigan. South Hughes has small lead in Minnesota, W illcox he said presently: Mexico, North Dakota, N ew Hamp Dakota, Nebraska and Montana, from u huge Joke. At lenst he glanced past l ’ost office girls have no training In with pros|iects o f carrying the state. "Y es— for I should like America to Ills frowning Interrogator at Hans and shire and Minnesota in his list of latest returns, apjiear to have voted understand, to realize what Germany the technical lingo on his majesty's Miles Poindexter, o f Washington, states Otto and laughed outright. where recxmnts undoubtedly for prohibition. In addition Florida navy. Whatever sort of document, is fighting for." carries the state for senator by 66,000 would lie demanded. “ I don't get you. Why dou't you elected a Prohibition-Independent gov "F in e!” Charlie exulted. "Can G er docket or disk this “ shift” might be, -peak English?" he replied. Democratic headquarters was not be ernor and Arkansas defeated an anti- California Republican managers many win?" he demanded, looking up it was her duty not to pay the hiouey But the sergeant stolidly repeated amendment. California hope for a split ticket in the electoral hind the Republicans in preparing for prohibition it Major vou Breuig iu hit most pro- 1111,11 she had seen it. “ Then let me tils question. legal developments. vote. remained in the wet column. s« e your ‘shift,’ ” she demanded amia fessional manner. "oh. shut up!" Sir Brown said Ini bly but firmly. It is inevitable— there is no chance Montana elects Miss Jeanette Ran- patiently Rail Rates Are Cut. Arabia T orpedoed Without Warning. Small veins knotted on Jack's tem to fall." the offleer replied. kin. Republican, to congress by 3000 "Du hist eln Fngiaender.” Schmidt • San Francisco — Additional reduc London—The Peninsular & Orien •And what is Germany going to gain ples. a moisture stood on his brow. But votes. announced with a malevolent glare at desperate finance needs desperate tions have been ordered recently by tal line steamship Arabia, en route his captive. from the war—I f she wltts?" Tw o Progressives, one Independent "When she wins, you mean,” the ma measures. “ Have you got a screen the State Railroad commission on “ No. I'm an American." he explained from Australia, which was sunk by a f s i . X » — — and one Socialist have been elected to here7" he asked In a hollow toice. jor corrected bint stiffly. freigh t rates in the state between submarine, was torpedoed without "Am erikatier?" the sergeant repeat congress. "A screen!” echoed the post office “ From th* German Secret Service, the “ Well, when she wins." Charlie eon local points and the Oregon state line, warning, the admiralty announced ed dubiously. ceded. girl in bewPdermeut. “ Aye. a screen!" W llhelm strasse:" He Exclaimed. Late figures show the house o f rep in what is kown as the- Sacramento Wednesday. A ll the 437 passengers, "Yes. Am erican»!“ Charlie mimicked resentatives to be Republican by a rate case, which w ill mean an annual intruding 169 women and children, him. cxmgratulstlng himself that the "9he will be tbe greatest power in repented Jack on a rising note of And aguiu be ■gony. led loudly for Ethel the world T' small majority. saving o f $300,000 to shippers. German language offered few er dlffl Willoughby. were saved. It was then that a colleague saved “ Except tbe United States!" Charlie tultira than the French lie even be The case was pressed by the San The steamship Arabia registered The Democratic national committee To Ids Immense relief, at that mo Interposed. one o f his majesty's A. M.'s from apo claim W ilson’ s popular plurality of Francisco chamber o f commerce, the 7433 tons gross. She was last report gsn to pride himself on being a natural ment she appeared "l*o not let ns disenss your coun plexy by a hurried and whispered ex Oakland and Berkeley chambers, ami ed bound from Sydney. New South linguist Amt in order to convince thl« | from 200,000 to 300,000. "W hat are you doing?” she asked , try, sir! Y«u are nty gttpst." planation to his inquisition. others, and will mean a b ig cut in the Wales, September 30, for lendon, fellow beyond a possibility o f doubt, the sergeant. Oregon’s "bone-dry” amendment rates on all classes of merchandise sailing Perhaps because tha gods love Charlie rose and bowed to th* Ger from Adelaide on October he reached a band toward bis hip " I t is not your affslr." be retorted I man. seems likely to carry, in which event which jobbers handle. laughter the sailor's identity was then 5. pocket, where he carried bit Identifica gruffly. it will be unlawful to import liquors " I get yon!" he said. "Oh. Jnst a accepted without further evidence.— tion papers. She showed her medal to him— the ! minuter he added, since the major London Dally Mail. fo r beverage purposes. Sergeant Schmldt'a eagle eye no medal from the Wliheimstrasse. 7 3 .0 0 0 Tsken on Som m e. j Steel Interests Bougnt. appeared to consider the interview at The county In New Mexico where Paris- Recent days were barren of j San Francisco W illiam R. Piggott, sooner detected the move o f hand "D o you know that?" she Inquired. an end “ And what about England?" I V illa made a raid, killing several important happenings along the French o f Seattle, is re [sifted here to have pur- toward hip than he thrust his revolver Earache. He did. And Immediately he cried he asked, dropping Into the chair o n c e ! Americans, gave W ilson over 600 votes front, the war office announced WI'd chased the holdings o f the D. P. Doak Info Mr Brown's stomach. Dip a piece o f cotton wool in aweet "H a lt" to Charlie's captors. They r e j more. "H a lt!" and Hughes less than 300. oil. then into black pepper; putting nesday. A statement recapitulates interests in Pacific t'oast Steel com leased him at once That question was on* that the Ger That was something that Charlie "Gosh. I'm glad you re not deaf." | man offleer was only too ready to take this in the ear prove* a quick remedy. In Indiana ''d r y " leader declares the prisoners tsken by Franco-British pany, the price involved being estim at Nose Bleed.— Roll a piece o f aoft The Pacific t'oast in lerttood without difficulty, too. He Mr. Brown told Ethel with immense up that If Hughes had "said anything tn>o|>s in the course o f the fighting on ed at $1,940,000. ralaod both ban-la above bla bead as relief, aa be crossed th* room to where I paper quite hard and pack hard be against the liquor traffic, ” many pro the Somme front since July 1, givin g Steel company has plants at South San "W hat army has E n g la n d r And tween the upper tip and the gum, and * * M could get them, while a she stood hibitionists would have voted for him the number up to November 1 as 71,- Francisco, Tort land ami Seattle, and h 1 straightway he gave the answer 532 men and 1449 officers, while the with the P iggott foundry and shop* in ■wk o f Ineffable dlaguat euffussd bis "H e ts su Engi sh spy.' th* »«rgean: | "N one! In oniy one thing i* England iu a few minute* th* bleeding w ill In his message o f congratulation to no ml k t of guns captured is given as Seattle would hold an important place face stop. - protested to the girl. i our •uperior— tn lies and Intrtgu W iIson, V ice President Marshall quotes 173 field guns. ISO heavy guns, 215 in Pacific t'oast industrial circle». Yon d n fool," be exclaimed. Hoarseness— Beat th* whit# at *■ There »hr ha. a i wa y , been our'maYtei 8K akfip»srs thus: ' It may not be as trench mortars and 991 machine guns, Russian government munition con “ I'm net reaebtug for a gun. These . ¡ |N g w !“ > L “ egg. add the Jules o f a lemon and •ara. H r la an American." but ah* will not fight That la for deep as a w ell; nor as wide as a church O f this total the French captures! 40.- tracts are reported to be held by Pig- ire my passports l.eok! Paper»!" v.Lh sugar. A ta They rr g - ng t > .boot tue!" Char Jr France and Russia to do. Bet If the door, but » ’ w ill serve. ” | T9« men and 809 officers. gott. I M • UNIVERSAL HAPPENINGS IN A NUTSHEU <UL 8
