The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 28, 1916, Page 6, Image 6
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A Timely Stor;
Border '
Afoul of'
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A gripping picture of
Mexican border and
to the chase after ^
by American troops.
The adventures of a
officer who offers hi
he loves.
Every chapter full of
fail to read it I Our
Watch for the Od
DUBLIN RIOTERS
ARE NOW SUBDUED
Armed Members of the "Sinn
Party" Took Possession of
Stephens Green.
London, April 25.?The officials
communication issued this afternoon
concerning the situation in Dublin
says:
"At noon yesterday serious disturbances
broke out in Dublin. A
large party, mostly of men identified
wfth the Sinn party, mostly armed,
occupied Stephen's Green and took
possesion forcibly of the place, where
they cut the telegraphic and tele-1
phonic wires. Houses also were oc-1
cupied in Stephen's Green, sackville,
street, Abby street and along the
quays.
"In the course of the day soldiers
arrived from the curragh and the
situation is ow in hand. So far as
is Known nere. inree military. rour or
Ave soldiers, two loyal volunteers and i
two policemen have been killed and '
four or five military officers and seven |
or eight soldiers and six volunteers'
wounded. No exact information has
been received of the casualties on the
side of the "Sinn Peiners."
"Reports received from Cork. Limerick,
Enis. Tralie and both Ridings
and Tipperary show that no disturbances
of any kind have occurred in
these localties."
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: conditions along the
events which led up
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brave, young cavalry
s life to save the girl
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GERMANY WJSHES
run 5ti lLtMr
To Offer Modus Vivendi P
posal.
PEOPLE SEE GRAVITY
Itegard Situation as Dangerous,
Consider it With Continued Cn
ness.
Berlin, April 25. (via Lone
April 26.?Prior to his departure
headquarters to consult with 1
perior William on the submarine
sue, Germany's relations with
United States again were under
cussion to-day by Dr. von Bethraa
Hollweg. the imperial chancellor.
James Gerard, the American ami
sador. No definite decision In
premises apparently has been rer
ed and one probably will not be
riven ;n unni trie cnanceiior reac
headquarters to-morrow.
All the surface indications, h
ever, point more and more to
probability that on arranges
regarding the Sussex and a mo
vivendi on the submarine prob
will be offered to the United St;
! at d that a sincere endeavor to re
i an understanding will be made fi
I this, putting the decision regard
the future status of relations u[
Washington.
The public and the press conti
j to view ino situation gravely
, calmly and for the greater part v
j a desire that a way out of the <
troversy may be found
The Wolff bureau to-day clrcula
an appeal from the German Unb
s'ty League of \merica to the roi
of Berlin university for a dis|
'Ion, ' ? consideration of the Am
can position.
THE LANCASTER NEWS A:
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CTLA.PTEH 1?Automobile of Miss Dorothy
Upton and friend, Mrs. Pane, breaks
down at New Mexico border patrol camp
commanded by Lieutenant Kynaaton. The x 1
two women are on way to mine of Miss OC
i Upton's father, located a few mllea across X J
the Mexican border. Kynaaton leaves
l"N women at his camp while he goes with a X J
| I detail to Investigate report of Villa run
I I runners. Villa troops drive small force { 4
^ of Carranma across border line and they
surrender to Kynaaton. Vww
CHAPTEit II?Dorothy and Mrs. Fane j|
still at camp when Kynaaton returns with %
prisoners. Blind Mexican priest appears .
In camp and claims Interned Mexicans A
Ihave In the spoils brought across the line X jj
a wonderful emerald bell stolen from a sT>
shrine by Zapata and tuken from him by X 2
Carranza troops. Priest Is searchlnK for
the emerald I11 order to return It to the I a
shrine. Kynaaton Investigates and finds V**
I ' rii' iii 111. Me reports It to department JLi
headquarters and is instructed to hold it ^|r^|
i until urrlval of officer from headquarters. i 1
| Dorothy's fattier arrives, sees the etneraid,
tries to buy it but without success, J)
and then leaves with Dorothy and Mrs.
Kane for his mine.
CHAPTER III?Major Updike arrives JLJf
, from headquarters to receipt for emerald. e
I He and K.vnaston leave camp for short
time for ride along border. On returning 4
I tiipy find the lilind priest gone. Kynuslou ^4*
; discovers a tire In direction of Upton's J
; mine and realizes Viilu's men have at- 4%e
tacked the mine house. * t
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CHAPTER IV ? Upon attempting to *
turn emerald over to Major Updike
Kynaston funis it h^s disappeared. Ha J
sends detail to And the priest, and lie, 1%4*.
With .. ..... l.?- 11 -*
. ...... ?..ww.vi union, nam mr uic oorui'r
lino to, if possible, assist tlie Uptons. % ]
1 Despite order Kynaston, with ono inun, x 1
I crosses the border to make their way to
, the mine house, which Is being attacked, X J
and with Idea of rescuing Dorothy Upton
with whom Kynnston is madly in love. J j
1 They reach the mine house.
CHAPTER V?Mine house Is entirely
surround* d and escape cut off. ltandlts JL 2
send flag of truce and demand payment 4c ^
of largo sum for release of p;rrty. Up- 1 1
ton ictuses and tlglit continues. Uandlts
appear with second llag of truce.
CHAPTER VI Bandits announce that J
Colonel Pesquiera has been killed and 4 <
demand surrender of man who killed him.
the remainder of party to b? permitted <
to leave unharmed. Moth Kynaston and ^
Upton Insist that each be permitted to ? <
surrender himself as man who killed J
Mexican colonel Piny game of poker to
see which otto it shall be. Kynaston plays
cards so as to force himself to loose. 4 <
i After leaving mine house to surrender to 4$^^
bundlts Dorothy discovers how Kynaa J <
ton lost poker game. 4H?4>
CII APTRIl Vlt-Vvn,..tnn I? .*
fore the Vlllu general Obispo. Finds j
l>lind priest In Obispo's camp. Obispo
| demands that lost emerald be turned over
| to him as price of Kynastnn's life. Mexl- eT<
I can lieutenant enters with order from T T
? Villa nnii'iunitnn Intended attack on Co- .<
! lumbus, N. M . that night and ordering I I
} Obispo to Join main command following
afternoon. Obispo orders Kynaston to J J
send letter to Upton to deliver emerald
J and he writes note Intended to give I'pton J J
1 tip to attempt escape In automobile at
1 trine house. 2 2
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CHAPTER VITI Dorothy has dlseov- I I
ere<l her father stole emerald and Insists V
on tnklng It to bandit as ransom for
Kynaston. f t
CHAPTER TX-Ppton and Dorothy nYrive
nt Obispo's camp and announce that
4 ' tlicv have the emerald. I'pton Is shot at T
? Obispo's order and Kynaston and Dork?
othy escape and pet back to the mine
ft house. Dorothy still In possession of ihe
| emerald. i f
jp STORY OF BORDER TROUBLES .O,
"Afoul of Villa's Men" Pictures Condi/
tions Recently Existing Along
Mexican Frontier.
The now serial story, "Afoul of :o
Vllln h Mon. by Capt. George Brydges if
Rodney of the Fifth cavalry, to appear ?, <
in this paper. Is & thrilling piece of
fiction describing conditions existing :o
in Mexico and along tho border for
some time, and leads you up to the
! raid on Columbus, N. M., by Villa and
his bandits. The story is especially ^
; interesting because It comes from a
source which may be considered au- ?? ?*<
thoritative.
Told in story form is a graphic de- ^ ^
g scrlption of what Americans resident
in Mexico and American troops guard.11
ing the border havo had to put up with #+#4
during the last two or three years from J ?
bloodthirsty bandits?who have been
, euphoniously labeled patriots Strug- <?+<&
gllng for liberty. The situation Is ^
y- -1 paimea in woras or nro, ana tne story T T
* I will give you an insight into the true VV
! state of affairs much better than you
, i could possibly get it from reading the
dally news dispatches. J ^
Captain Rodney is a son of the late VV
Rrlg. Gen. George Brydges Rodney. 3**5'
I He is not a West Point man. but got
his first military experience as a sec- ? %
. ond lieutenant in the First Delaware VV
" Infantry during the Spanish-American VV
war. After that conflict he Joined the
regular army and was attached to the J| 1
Twenty-seventh infantry as a first
Ion, J lieutenant. He was graduated from
for1 the Infantry and Cavalry school in <?+ &
Em-' 1904, and was promoted to a captaincy XX
',8_| March 11, 1911.
"Afoul of Villa's Men" is perhaps the
most timely story wo have ever had
' S the opportunity of printing. You must XX
nn" be sure to read It. X X
and >?*
b&B-l Straight Criticism.
t o "They ain't no more Ignorant folks
l0'1 on earth,' aaaerted Mrs. Jonathan Hep
ar- aa she listened to ihe bookish person, ^ J
he* "than them as looks down on th' peepul
thet don't have th' Hame variety
01 knowledg thet they has-?an' a man Jk+A
O W ? iwi
what makes a speshulty uv findln' out ? J
what other folk.-, hoz writ about things VV
tent | gtP(j 0- thinkin' them out fer hisself is
dual the wust snob uv lh' lot."
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cr,~ ;*j Cap*. George B. Rodney |
(Copyright, 1*16. by Fran* A. Manaey.)
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