The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-05-25

telegram. which breaks up ME holiday.
CHAP. xfIr.-kennsrd becomes petu-
Had business at the ONCE OF department
W Where oS he u'lss receives p reSuS" S ana Insult
Was "in fine form" after returning to
factory, but makes some changes In en-
ployes.
CHAP. xIv.-Peter McMannis, dele
gate-atslarge of the labor union, believed
the time had arrived for him to get even
ssont Yts yShp Harlan fcl Gssa ySs
Mannis that he was glad to retire.
CHAP. xv.-.The. senior partner of
terest in the value Of stock Of the Mill
ceives I caiI from McMannis. who had been
sn tssrs has as noi yes nsd he
dicate.
CHAP. xvI.-McMannis addresses la
Dor meeting and hot time develops.
John. Kennard in regard to the manner
in which he conducts his business. They
all decline the honor. 50 McMannis agrees
was not thoroughly harmonious.
CHAP. xvI1.--Dave. Maddox visits
Kennard and learns that a. strike had
taken place at the factory how se nnd hnd
thought Of selling out to the syndicate.
CHAP. XvIII.--Kennard remained un-
usually late at the factory pondering
Mr.. Harlan. Caught Culver. one of his
trusted employees. In an act OF treachery,
and gave him a good trouncing
CHAP. XIN.---Kennard. weary In mind
and generally disgusted. wends his way
down Fifth ave. and unconsciously
drops into a place OF worship-meets
Miss Leslie Harlan.
CHAP. XX.-Preliminary meeting for
the forming Of the Hardness syndicate
the firm OF John Iiennard,s Sons COM
mand great rcspect-the unlucky number
of 13-Trundcll reminds Maddox of a
coyote:
CHAP. xXI--Parsons is astonished at
the Inconsistency of kennard in Joining
the trusts-Iiennard keenly appreciates
the advantages from n, an seonomissal point INT
long absence In foreign lands. Croydon
elected a director.
CHAP. XXlI.-Harmony no longer pre-
walls IN the board Of Confederated I, Ma,
clash. Croydon disclosed to the board
the result of some private Investigations
he had made on behalf of the corpora
tion.
CHAP. XXIII.-Kennard's nervous sys-
tenn needs rest. He drops into Delmoni-
co.'s and leaves message for Maddox. is
recognized by Peter McMannis, Of the
Guardian"
CHAP. XXIV.-Culver. the traitor
calls on Kennard and makes astonishing
revelations..iinvolyes Miss HarlanEMad-
tion from Leslie Harlan to attend char
ity ball.
CHAP. XXv-Kennard discovers ef-
forts of outsiders to sow seeds OF dis
him in one way and another. He writes
scorching letter to Leslie Harlan-re-
pents and RECEIVERS letter by waylaying
and assaulting mail collector.
CHAP. xXVI-A movement among di-
rectors to adopt ten per cent. cut In
wages was met by speech from Ken
nard; denouncing y IN vigorous terms;
visit he had received from Mr.. Harlan
called liar by Mr.. Trundell The reso-
luton to cut wages carried.
CHAP. XXVII.-Peter McMannis an
nounced in the Guardian that Grand
son John Rennard quits the Confederated
Machine Companies" Great tumble in
stocks predicted. Maddox makes a dis
covery.
CHAP. XXvIII.-The charity ball with
its Kaleidoscope maze of color Ken
nard meets Leslie Harlan, the inspector
Of factories etc whose Invitation hpno to the
! terview.
CHAP. xXIX.-Mrs Parsons and Les
lie Harlan have a visit at the Riverside
Valuable Information Maddox and Croy-
den both called on Leslie in the evening:
of her own"
CHAP. xxx.-Mr. Harlan anxious to
be made Leslie's proxy In voting stock;
they have stormy Interview and Mr.. Har-
| Ian leaves the room In high dudgeon.
CHAP. xXXI;-Leslie hesitates be-
| tween love and duty. Milling Companies
assigns Rumors Of inside wrecking.
CHAP. xXXII.-The passing of John
Kennard's Sons. Hot-headed leaders
cause riot and destruction. Kennard ad-
| vises strikers to be patient-receives q
knockout" blow and Is taken to hos
! pital.
CHAP. XXXIII.-Leslie Harlan re-
ceives a call from Peter McMannis. re-
| porter. Shocking news about Kennard
Mr. Harlan fires" McMannis from the
house. Harlan pleads forgiveness.
| CHAP. XXXIV.-Leslie Harlan aston
! ished at the treachery of her father.
/ What would John Kennard think of her
| now? Votes her stock In favor of Ken
| nard.
| CHAP. XXXV.-Kennard returns from
| hospital-has interesting interview with
| Maddox. Danger of labor question be-
| ing made a political issue. Kennard
hears OF Mr. IIarlan's marriage.
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