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Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
General Booth.

General 9ootb, Ser @riinoer
uno Oberbefeblsbaber Ser SolDation
Armee lit in 2onoon am 0ienitag i'm
Sitter bon "a Sabren %geitorben. 81
lit I6on felt Monaten an elmer
i6le9t nerlaufenen Aligenopesdtion.
iopie an einem &rebsgeidWiir i'm
@eli9t.
9Qs ieinen Na9fplger bot er ieinen
dwlteiten Sobn, 9ramtpeG 8ootb, err
nannt.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Oomen Option @au5e SIsIe
,5triimpfe, 0oppeliole, bobe ge-
ipleilte Serie, 9oppelfnie, SOC
@erte, SPECIAL --- Boo
0amen Seioen Striimpfe, ale
Sarben, 0oppelioble, bobe @ar-
termeIt. $500 @ert, Spe5. $1.39
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Son einem Neger 81 8ooen ge-
i9lagen u1o Inn $500 beraubt muir
Sc am Samitag Na6t Der Giienar-
better @alter S. Serbian BON 215
2inmortb Elace, g. SO. Der lteber-
faa trug li6 an Ser $50. @Oenue, 8mi-
i6en SiiO Capitol uno Ser 2. Str.
9. d. 81. Der StraBenrGuber ent.
fam.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

General @ooo, Der Stabs6ef
Ser 8unoesarmee, miro Die @inla-
Dung ser oeuti6en Gegierung, ben
Serbitmann0pern beiaupobnen, an-
nebmen uno ni6t ip6ter als Bis gum
%. g(l1guit bon bier abreiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

SIN 2aufe Ser ISOLDE lino ber-
l6ieoene Srauen freigeipro9en NOR
BEN, Die angeflaet tparen, ibre Mdn=
ner erihofien al baben. 90 in Obi
cago Srau @ornitein uno in gincin=
natl Srali &aOcloff.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Dus llnterbaItunss : &Omite beS
rNriOn ~ amenuereins belt am Disnss
tag, 90. Ausuif, i'm Glubbuus cine Wers
IammIuns ob. unO itslte Oas prosramm
fir Die llnterbOltunsen uuf, Die pom
Damenuerein wdbren6 Der tommen6en
WinteriaiiOn ge9eben werOen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Ser @elpifenfuno madIt SrgenO
SSemano aus Chicago falifte BEL ieiner
&eiic in europa cine l1br nnO ent5og
lie Ser &er3oaung. Sebt bat er $500
eingel6idt Inn iein @etpiiien 5u be-
rubigen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Gas Sons bat sic 8iG poiiiert,
meI6e cine 8eniion poriiebt fir oae
@ittpen unO @aiien BON Seteranen
Oes ipaniidpn &rieges.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Sas. @iIfon, Sefretar oes lano-
mirtidaftli6en 0eportements, Oas
GIteite MitglieO oes &abinetts, iii
omtSmiioe unO le6nt iid nod &ube.
@r lit 76 Sabre alt unO bat bier
Sabre LANCER I'M &abinett geoient ais
.irgeto Elm anoeres Mitglie0 porber.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Sn Dem 9orfe 9obergait BEL
@eiBenfels in Sbiiringen lino our6
Den @enuB bergifteter8ilae feds Ser
ionen Der Somilie 9retpes oa1inge-
raft poroer.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

s II ser bieIigen @oitoffice 1T ieiO
einigen Sagen cine SanOtu6mai6-
mai6ine eingelteGt norOen, wel6e
allw66entli6 Die 5400 SanOtiider,
ODER orei fir ie0en Angeiteaten, gu
mai6en bat.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Muf geranlaiung BON Sol. &oo-
iepelt lit i'm Cincinnati, Ohio, aon-
greBbe3irf Or. 3wif BON Der 8ita
MooIeportei gegen ieinen S6pieger-
Iobn Sic. 2ongportb oufgeitcat NOR
ben.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Ger @inoborft Club ser ct. @fa-
rien Stride miro am 2. uno 3. 9fto-
Der ieinen oeutI6en Sag IN oerS6ul-
baue Ser ct. Marienfir6e feiern.
@ie in friiberen Sabren, 10 miro altd)
oieies N3al Oie affaire lid 5u elmer
aroBartiaen qeitoIten.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

81 einem 93a6en cine &eiie nod
Cumberland MAIDEN @Owin 8. atber-
ton un0 &uiiel g. Som, 5pei iunge
MGnner BON bier.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Qlm Montag &beno tDuroe an Der
8ennipluonio ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wtoo-
men BON elmer StraBeubobncor iiber-
fa6ren uno getotet.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

8 @arreutonl So, lift oie idbr.
lt6e MISUNDERSTANDING er0ffnet NOR
Sen. &iele 8oibingtoner iino BORT
bin.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Gas engineer : 9epartement bat
oen 4ontroft o~usgegeben, mebrcre
gonoitraBen uno 0ffentIide @ege
Glen ST. laiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
seIesrapbiide NOti5en.

Sn Sos angelos baben 5000
8rauen cine 8etition sur @eibebal-
ting 0es 8reilun9es in ben @irt-
i6aften unter5ei1net.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

- Ser S6pei3er gomuno @uoe-
mars, Der in einem Meroplan Die
Strede Earis Berlin 5uriidlegen
pollte, bat ieineu HIau auseefiibrt,
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
.@r fom Montag aGbeuO gegen Z ll5l
in So6onnistal BEL Berlin an.
Dos critic fiir Die nentihe :

0as critic fir Die oelltide 6lotte
beltimmte Zeppelin 2ufti6iff miro
oemnGGit BON Ser 6lotten : @ernal-
tunq iibernommen merOen. @s lit
nobe3u fertiggeiteat. Der 8aaon
ioa IN SobannistoI bel Berlin ltati=
ol1iert meroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

Ole Robert @ortner 8raucrei in
gIeronOria miro oemnd6it Elm neit-
es 8otteloepartement erri6teu laiien.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
Werfomf BON Gtriimpfcm.

M101en @alt3e elsie Sfriirnpfe
0oppeIiole, geipleilte 6erie,
i9mar3, peiB uno tan, Spc5. Doc
Seine, geribbte ainoeritrimpfe,
ale Sarben. Special -- 25c
8obDs fancp Sop Soden, ale
@roBen, 25c @erte. Spe5 19c
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
3lt Dermietben:

5nus nit 8 I3immn @nb; WaFer In jsbsr
Stage. Yreis ?i7.5n 80. 81 Myrtbe Ctr, nc.
S@liHel in SO. SO.
Shwartzell, Bheem & Hensey Co.
727 15ts Ctr, N.W.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24

40 BEL SO &ifienbe8iige, gema6t
BON Itorfem, oauerbaftem Cotton,
2~Gngsfante, is Gts. @ert.
Spe8ial - l212c
90 BEL 1OS 0oppeltbett Su6,
boue 21a GARD brett, 3 Daros
lang, fir Meiiing ODER @iienbet-
ten, 90c @ert. SPECIAL -- 65c
96-50n. 2einenfiniib @eiBe 8ar-
Gale, pei9 uno iaon fir @ai-
things, alei6er uim., 1926 inert.
Special ------S1 2e
32-30G. fanp ~geitreifte Gliding,
fir Matrasen uiw., 1Sc @ert.
Sbe5ial -- l5c
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
stdOtiide Iemtgteiten.

samitaa, ben "a. sngnit 1912.
Washington Journal., 1912-08-24
ngham Departememt
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llniere 9[usmabl bon .. sc. s..
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70 BEL 80 oretDiertel 8ettgroBe.
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CHAPTER xxxlll.
,iaEFreSh Trouble pally.

hii.5iys 3EFreSh Trouble Daily. %i9f
b The following morning the daylight
creeping into section number one
found Ira and Anne staring at each
other. Ira was tousled and Anne was
unkempt, but her blush still gave hel
cheek at least ian Indian summer
glow. IA. 4, y. 55,gs.,{
After a, violent effort to reach the
space, between her shoulder blades
she was compelled to appeal to her
new master TO act as her new maid,
|. "oh, Mr.. Lathrop," she stammered
Ira she corrected. won't you
please hook me up II she pleaded,
a9 Ira heamed with a, second child
hood boyishness: I'll do my best. my
little ootsum-tootsums, It's the hrs,
time ! ever tried, L" 50, 4
Oh I'm SO glad,v Anne sighed
tits the first time ] ever was hooked
up by a gentleman 5r ssiS. 4
He gurgled with. joy, and, forget
ting the poverty OF, space, tried to
reach her. lips to kiss her. He almost
broke her neck and bumped his head
so hard that instead Of saying, as he
intended, My darling" he said, "Oh,
hell"
'Ira!" she gasped. But he, with all
the proprietorship he had assumed,
answered cheerily: You'll have to
get used to Il, ducky darling. could
never learn not to swear" He proved
the fact again and again by the re
marks he addressed to certain reffac,
tory hooks. He apologized, hut she
felt more like apologizing for her.
self. s.sg, 5,a,s,5
"0h. Ira" she said, rim 80 ashamed
to have you see me Ike this-tne first
morning. n ~ slSs
well, you hayen't!gots anything on
me-l'm not shaved"
"You don't have TO tell ma fthat.' .
she said, rubbing her amarting cheek.
Then she bumped her head and
gasped: "oh--what Sou8said,R,, {,
u This made them feel so much at
home that she, attained the heights OF
frankness and honesty pysreaeRipg in
her handbag for a,skpob }of5.spppiei
mentary hair, which ashe atiixed 3dex-
trousiy to what wasahome.groWn. ira.
instead or looking shocked, loved her
for her honestyrand grinned 8 4 "
Nov. that'sa@here you have; got
something on mes Say. were IKE u
couple OF sardines,trying to make love
'n3u tin can.'Aif,5sl,tAtsSJ 81 IL
ITS cosy thougnSf5!she snid, and
N@ vanished through ths4 cnrtatnfi
Ito be Continued Tomorrow.) ~
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joan Of ARC
WITH CIRCUS
GREAT FRENCH SPECTACLE PRO.
oucEo BY .RlNelING = BROS.
WITH 1900 PEOPLE. 'Ei

in preparing and producing the stu.
pendous Spectacular play of Joan OF
Are, as an Introductory TO their reg.
ular circus bin, the Ringlng Brother
spent over half a mifIioh' dollars. Thl
great .mordfess. play will be seen, ,itl
Fairmont on Thuriday, May 1G, just
as 1t was presented in Chicago at the
Coliseum where iathei show! opened Its
season In. April has ibeen many
since the Ringing Brothers last
produced a spectacle, Their famous
Field OF, the Cloth OF Gold" though
yeryhelaborate and costly for that pc.
ROD, Is not to be compared with this
latest achievements il 4 s,.,it51.l y
The worlds most s:...itiul scenic, ar.
lists. costnmers, propertybnilders, bai
let masters. chorus directors and; stage,
managers were engagedfto mount the
new spectacle, An immense fully
equipped theater stage, the biggest tin
the world, was built and made pprta'
bic so ) thatiit ean3ibe conveyed from
town to town and arranged efeiS
morning In the main canvas pAsitioii.
Thus the circus proprletors have made
1t possible not only for those who live
in the cities to see, the spectacle. but
also thosein small contrlbptory towns.
Tie story Is told IN a masterfut why
with 1900 people in the cast and COO
horses. Aiballet Of 800 dancing girls
and u chorus of, 400 voices will be
seem The spectacle begins The srega.
lar circus performance. iail u tti-'
In the old market place Of, 6Roueil
there now stands d monument by
which the French Of today have
sought to redeem their, part in the ex.
ecptioa Of. Joan5 OF Arc, who4 o,is
3OSl43l, was burned TO death on Sue
charge OF heresy after hasagE :alelts:
erred her country from the, English and
having restored the crown to Charles
VII. History records but the meager
facts OF this strange heroine OF elgh.
teen years, who led the armies Of
France victorious through English in.
yasion. and then, deserted by all,
even the indolent monarch whose
kingdom she preserved, died by the
cruelest torture known, with the name
Of the master upon her lips, iunsung
In poetry the: name Of this simple
peasant girl has come down through
the ages as a heritage to the people,
TO be reyered as that OF "a saint, and
whose wonderful powers and &hose
bravery are verify believed to have
heenI osydiplne Inspiration. 81
: Dit :fbe,:. qiumpllaIit ialidents, the
vlct9rta5ls .eRgags nleilS|t :;fhs final de
ieaf 46ti ;thes English fSnlgs. and the
eotphaaon. Sor Il eHat,sE Il vIk, all
achieved hN'the ffap Maid Of Orleans.
has been founded. the inspiring spec.
tacle OF Joan off Arc" the greatest
dramatic spectacle ever seen in
America. nv
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CHAPTER sxxxil.
The EmptyE Berth

HS G'npty pGItn. IF ID
The one thing Mallory was begin
ming to learn about Marjorie was that
she would never take. the point OF
view he expected, and never proceed
along the lines Of his logic.
She had grown furious at him for
what he could not help. She had told
him that she would marry him out OF
spite. She had commanded him to
pursue and apprehend the flying par.
son. He failed and returned crest.
fallen and wondering what new form
her rage would take.
And, 10 and behold, when she saw
him so downcast and helpless, she
rushed to him with caresses. cuddled
his broad shoulders against her
breast, and smothered him. 1t was
the sincerity Oh his detection and the
complete helplessness he displayed
that Won her woman's heart.
Mallory gazed at, her with almost
more wonderment than delight. This
was another tiashlighti on her charac.
ter. Most courtships are conducted
under a rose.light in which wooer
and wooed wear their best clothes on
their best behavior: or IN a starlit,
moonlit, or gaslit twilight where no.
nance sortens angles and wraps
everything in velvet shadow. Then
the two get married and begin 70
live together in the cold, gray day.
light OF realism. with undigniiied
necessities and narrowing situations
at every step, and disillusion begins
Its deadly work. X -5..s
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iVincent.shaffer..
sflsR Gay, Vincent and Mr.. Cecil
Smarter, both Of Hammond, were mar
4rled yesterday at the Diamond Street
nj. j. parsonage by Rev. L.. b. Bowers.
They. Mil reside AT Hammond. -
Elected officers.

A very Interesting meeting of the
yyemap's Home Missionary Society
Siwag held vest efaayS iaf tefaaoa, at the
in. ID. cIilrchsr The annual ,eiectiontof
4 StI ficetLlfafii MasSheld The officers
elected were:S Miss Emma Layntan,
president; Mrs, Florel Malone. vice
SfssfdeIit Il MES lIaar4s.E cEiHsAht
4 secretafg Mrs. T. I'd tIarderF SorTe
ispondiag secretary, and Mrs. Mabel
#illery treasurer
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iIi7E q 3 20 I'd ~
5hEssHovEo ktrTYs INTO "A asear.., ig.,. :.
SYNOPSIS.

L y a
CHAPTER 1.-Lleut. Harry Mallory 10
Fordered to then philippines He and Mar.
joriet Newton decide 10 elope, but wreck
OF taxicab prevents their seeing minister
on the way to the train. X, tsn;
CHAPTER n.-Transcontinenta train
is taking on passengers: Porter has, d
lively time wifi an E,ngtishman and IRA
1.athrop, q Yankee business man: sfn
CHAPTER 1n.-The slopers have an
exciting time getting to the train.
CHAPTER rv.-.Itttie Jimmie" Wei
| llngton, bound for Reno to get o divorce,
boards train In maudlin condition. Later
Mrs. Jimmie appears. Z.
CHAPTER v.-she Is also bound for
Reno with same object. Likewise Mrs.
Sammy Whitcomb. TSls ,i,sE gee M.
CHAPTER vI.-Latter blsmes Mrs.
Jimmie for her marital troubles. Class.
CHAPTER YII:-Rey: and, Mrs. Temple
start on a vacation. They decide TO cut
loose and Temple removes evidence Of hia
calling. 81, I8r afr Wa Ef'Et al.
CHAPTER vfII-MartorieT decides to
let Mallory proceed alone, but train
starts while they are lost in farewell.
CHAPTER 1X.-Passengers join NAL
l9ry's classmates In giving couple we'd
ding hazing.
CHAPTER x.-Marjorio Ia distracted
over their situation. $50 f
CHAPTER N1.-Ira I.athrop.. woman-
heart. Anne Cattle. a. fellow passenger.
- ~
CHAPTER Str.-Mallory vainly hunts
for a preacher Among the passengers. S.
CHAPTER x1II-Mrs. WELLINGTON
meets Mrs. Whltcomb. .5ts
CHAPTER Xlv.--Mallory reports to
Marjorie his failure to.and a preacher.
CHAPTER Xv.-They decide to pretend
quarrel and Mallory linda q vacant
CHAPTER xv1.@lirs. Jimmie d,scor-
efs Wei!iagtoa!Sn the train. NJ 2! e Z :.
CHAPTER XvII.-Mallory again makes
nm unsuccessful hunt for aspreacher.
; CHAPTER XvIIL-pr. Temple poses
as a physician MrS Temple is Induced
by Mrs, Wellington to smoke cigar.
| . T.
CHAPTER X1x,-slght OF preacher on
a station platform raises Mallory's hopes,
'but he tnkes another train.
CHAPTER XX.-Mlssing hand baggage
compels the couple to borrow from paA-
sengers.
CHAPTER SXI,-Jlmme gets q clnder
IN his eye md Mrs. Jimmie gives fir9t-
add Goodness Is then resumed.
CHAPTER xXI1s-stnl no clergyman.
CHAPTER, XXIIL-Dr. Temple puzzled
by behavior OF different couples. -
| CHAPTER XXIv.-Marjor,ss Jealousy
aroused by MaIlory's baseball iargon.
ycHAPTER NSy.--Marjor,s susses,s
/ Will produces a preacher.
1 CHAPTER XXv1.-Marjorle tries to in.
she Gun shop
CHAPTER XXvIr.-MarjorIe's dog Is
1 inlssing, She pulla the cord stopping
| the train. Conductor restores dog and
lovers quarrel. Z.
"a preacher to marry him and Miss Cat
Tie. Mallory tells 1.athrop OF his prodica-
ment. and arranges TO borrow the
preacher. - ~ .ss W, 4.
| CHAPTER XXIX.- Kitty. Lewellyn, for.
mer- sweetheart OF Mallury's.i appears and
arouses Marjoric's jealousy. rs o.
CHAPTER xxX.EPreacher boards
train. I. 80 s. z a.
CHAPTER iXXXL-Atter marrying
Lathrop aud Miss Cattle ;sthe preacher
escapes Aailoryaby leap!ns from moving
,traln.
~ = - - =sssss
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Fere Fed. n fhfy Btil'I wi Il earn
dther aftef tlls ordeal: they i sfe nret-
nv Vol asautgd ifiat their ularflass
would not i d failure 4
Mallory feioIeed 10 see fhhk tic
.lluEricstle ok Mariorfe,s jealousy fad
l;only whipped mp the Eurfaee of iier
l5soul the great depths Were stiii
calm and 8nrnoyed; and her love Tor
him was In and oil tkesae tia. "
" Soon after leaving 0gden. the train
teptered upon the great bridge across
the Great Salt Lake. The other, tias.
sengersfwer staringsaf the enormous
epgineefing masterpiece and the con.
dpetor Twas pointing out that, In or.
der ~ save forty miles and the cross.
Ing OF two mountain chain. the rail-
road had devoted four years q. labor
md millions Iof dollars to stretching d
thirty,mile bridge across this inland
ocean, l;e%ia ~
Marjorie and. Mallory never no.
ticed 1t. d They were absorbed In eS.
ploripg each others souls, and they
had safely. Z brldged the Great Salt
Lake which the first big bitter teal
ousy spreads across every matrimo.
NAL route. y
They were undisturbed in their yoy.
age, for all the other passengers had
their, noses fattened against the win.
dow panes t4the other cars-all ex.
cept one couple. gazing each at each
through ttme-wrinkled teyelids touched
With the magic OF a tardy. hon eymoofl,
For5all that Anne and Ira knew.
the Great Salt Lake was a moon.
swept lagoon, and the arid mountains
OF Nevada which the train went scat.
Ing, were the very hillsides of Ar.
coda,
But the other. passengers soon came
trooPipg back Into the Observation
room, Ira had told hemanothing. OF
Mallorss confession, lnsthe first
place, he,was 9 man who had learned
TO keep assecret, and, In the second
place, he had forgotten that such per.
sone as Mallory or his, Marjorie exist.
ed. All theiiworld was summed up in
the fearsemely happy, little spinster
Who had moved up into his section
the section which had begun its ca.
ieer draped In satin ribbons unwtt,,
tingly prophetic. .ss
The communion OF Mallory and
Marjorie under the benison OF recon,
Citation was invaded by the Jokes Of
the other passengers, unconsciousIy
ironic.