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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1942)
1 i i 1 ttTShtnoW f ( Ht.BDDCr-- X ' fM FAW.'roTHiNK A BOER WAR Hero WNAP.' WHO DOES OUD 1 ' i guns hod boon found. 1 HOW LOMG VOU 1 M MfcRCHED PROUDLS IMTO -M BEET-NOSE THINK HES ) JI?C?I (To lto Continued) ( ON? W OM BLOErAFOhVTEIN WITH QUEEN FOOLING MtTrA THW ! SERIAL STORY THE EDGE OF OOPYHIQHT,' tc -1, ' i BY WILL vA. WOODS .' CIlAl'Tlill XXIV TWIIENEVER Karl hod been on I " icntry duty tlio nliiht boforo, nnd la wn entitled to bo uwny troin early roll cull, tlio corporal Wruto lilm down, "Absent but ac counted for." So at six tlmt morn ing w''cn he nwolto und saw tliu cot be iklo him oinpty, ho wns not lit all alarmed. "Willi tho girl agnln," ho thought, and smiled. But at 8 o'clock Karl hnd still not roturncd, and tlio corporul, with somo mlaglvlngs ubout doing him a bad turn, had to report him. It went down In Ills book under tho (Into, Docombor Int. "Prlvutc flachor absent without lonvo." At 0 he win called Into the cap tain'! olllco to bo quoatloncd. At I llttlo boforo 10, Juat after sunrlso, Paul Herrmann and tho two soldiers, all whlto of fnco, re ported that In tlio alloy bealdo the shoemaker's ahop tlioy hnd found frosh boot tracks mudo ilnco half punt three when tho mow had (tupped foiling;. Near them, under vutterlnjr of mow meant to hide It, they had icon a largo red alula All through tha cold and gloomy day, lcn.10 with forabodlng, thoy searched. At a llttlo boforo 3 It wan already dark agnln. Up In tho hotel, Johnnn Rtens (nrd nt with a group of soldiers and played 21 for been. Tlio men wero ncrvoui, nnd stopped onco in a whllo to gnr.o out tho dark, fronted window. Something waa foot In tho village, "You, llorr Slenagnrd," an Id one of them, "nro you going to Join up? There's tho Norwegian bri gade, you know, on tlio Hussion lront." "Of courae," Johnnn told him arrogunlly. "I'm going to put just as much Into this right oa any of you." They looked away from each other. Tho gnmo hnd (topped. Johnnn hnd tho uncomfortublo feeling thnt everything thoy said wns directed at hlin, thnt ho was tho outsider among them, and In aplto of alt ho hud tried, could never bo anything elae. "Well," ho enld, "well, let's get on. What's wrong?" Tho mnn with the brnndy lenncd forward over tho table. "You know," ho drawled, "thero nro omo words that mean tho lame tiling In German as In Norwegian." "Yea?" And tlio boy frowned surprisedly. "What words?" "Quisling," tlio mnn said slowly. JOHANN started up, fnco crimson with anger and hurt. Ho hnd tried so hard to be one of them. But now such a hatred, and so much of his father's stubbornress surged up In him that ho would as lief have gone back to tlio villnge, If ho hnd dnrcd. "Quis ling?" ho snld. "Quisling. You monn traitor? I thought you wore Germans, and wero fighting for o new order that would stop all wars, nil Imperialism, oil exploita tions. That's why I fight. And with an Ideal like that before you, what do old national boundaries or lan guages mean? Whnt difference does It moko If I'm Norwegian nnd you're German, so long ns wo fight for tho snmo tilings? There aro no more nations. Thero ore simply thoso fighting for whnt thoy know li tho future, and thoso who arc trying to obstruct. If Quisling be- 1 eves In tlio now worm, i n say Long llvo Quisling.' " Ho stopped, pnlo nnd breathless, and was about to turn when ho heard his own namo called behind him.. Ho wheeled. Tho corporal, with a ghostly faco, was Just walking past, and thero In tho office door stood tho enpunn nimseir. "Horr Stonsgard, could you como In for a moment?" Tha corooral said in a low voice, "Karl Fischer has been murdered In the village. His body was found In tlio harbor." : Johann. thouith ho hnd no Idea who the man was, felt a curious uneasiness como over him, but 'hearing tlio stunned sllcnco at the itablo, feeling how they were nil looking nt him, ho dared hesltnte no longer. Ho walked Into the olllco and shut tho door behind him. 'TWERE was a sharp edgo to tho captain's first greeting that mado him feel at onco that ho ounht to bo on his guard. "You hovo been living In tho vlllnKo ... in tlio mnyor'B house." "I hnd very llttlo chnnco to get about," Johnnn broko In. "My father, you know . . . - "Unless tho man subscribes to Nasjonnl Snmllng you cannot re gard htm as your fnthcr. Ho Is n person . suspect llko all tho rest." . Johnnn wot his lips. "Yos, Horr Knnltnn. Of course." "Very woll, Wo shall know how to deal wltn sucn people, uur cycB havo been opened. Now, what report havo you to make on tho tlmo you wero living In his houso?" "I ... I saw very little," Johnnn said, and realized what a fool ho had been not to tnko advnntago of his stay in tho village. "I think groups held meetings hero nnd there." Ho wns mnklng a stab to prove ho had not wasted all his time. "Was a mnn named Gunnar BroBffo ever nt thoso meetings?' "I think so . . . but, I'm not suro." " "Was anything ovor sold about rcnlatnnco to tho forces or occU' potion?" "I ... I don't know." Konig roso excitedly and shook his finger nt tho boy. "Wo aro an . army of protection. Who wns it who this winter brought 40 train' loads of grain into Norway? Who is It who protects thesri pooplo from English bombers nnd landing parties? What do wo got In return? Meetings! Plots! Hatred I Murdorl1 Johann could not help being Im pressed by tho logic of that nrgu monk His opinion of his father and the townspeople sank even lower NKA SKHVIOK, INO. than before. Now, besides con tempt, ha could fool hatred. "Very well." Tlio capluln wheolod and went buck to his desk, "Thero havo always been certain danger ous reactionaries in town. For ox ample, Ihcro is Kanro Jensen, tlio shooinukcr. Private Karl FlBchcr wns murdered In tho olloywoy ad joining his shop, Wo ahull presumo It could not huvo been dono with out his connivance. Do you or do you not know him to huvo acted scdlllouHy against tho Reich, forces?" "Ho has talked In favor of tho government In London." "Good, Now, tno man wno owns tho cunning factory, Brategaard. I havo suspected him of ordering thnt fish bo spoiled. Am I correct?" "I hnvo seen very llttlo of him In tho vllhigc," snld Johnnn. "I don't know him vory woll." "Am I correct?" tho captain re pented In a thunderous voice. "Yes, Horr KnpHon." "Lastly, tho fisherman, Gunnnr BroKito. Ho Is tho most persistent troublemaker of them all." Yes, Herr Kapltun." Tho an swer cumo quick and strong, with out wnvoring. Konig punched a bell on His desk, and mndo several quick no tations on a slip of paper. When tho orderly entered and saluted. ho bunded him tho paper. "Glvo tills to Lieutenant Bock, ha said. Theso uro the three men who are to bo orrcaled." Tho news spread llko firs In tho villugo. Gunnnr hnd been orrostcd nt supper. Brntcgnard was sick with Influenza, but had been drngged out of bed by tlirco troop ers nnd forced to go along. Tho shoemaker s shop, where tho chil dren hnd used to listen to stories, wns a shamble, smashed by riflo bulla, ond Jensen hod been beaten THIS CURIOUS WORLD MiirHro MAt6 mu BE OVER ME" CM SO MUCH HE HE I WOULD BE I--TM SHE SAID "AND HOW TERRIBLY A.ni.,.-! - - j - - llal,ld Cy - bicvcleand injured I f $w&$W s WMMMh f Z y V - r7 ZZ S SERIOUSLY WHEN ILJ?S? f I'VE -ALMOST. 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