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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
Der ierlig gif / &etning al Sc imaa
@parefoslers 0nifer.

SparefaSlers Dnlfer
Nfbolosbagblaoene er blepet iolgt
til 9lftieielifabet Sen 0onlfe Afbol6s=
oagspreSie. Dette Selifa6 bar pao
en- notwithstanding oalgt en- 8e'
1tprelie meo &jgbmon6 Moloberg
&iel0len, Marbus, lom 6orman6.
Com l10trpf for Mfbolos6agspres=
iens Sililutning til 8eppgeliens 8o=
litif bar 2an0sforbunoet al '6anife
Mfbol6Slelifaber palgt ct n6balg pao
tire Meolemmer til at 0eltage / Bla=
6enes 2e6eli e. 2orlen=2e6et be6bli:
Der at pere 8la6enes Gbef reooftgr
3aa &raa @pjifole bolotes fornp=
Zig en- Su6ileumsfeit / M%nle0ninq
al, at Set / oisie Gage er 40 Mar,
ii6en 6%orltan0er Sprgen Eerfelien
og @ultru grunOlag0e @Giifolen /
Gtenun1, bporfra SEN / 1890 flptte=
Sc til 8raa. 5folen far / Sc for
ldbne Mar bgret belpgt al 1900
@leper. S Soften 0eltog 800 Men:
ner. 8lon6t Solerne por Miniite:
rem for offentlige Mrbcjoer Sbs.
2orlcn, Ser bl. a. bragte en- @tllen
og 2pfgnif11ing fra &onlejlspreii
sent 4lo11s &erntien og 6olfetings=
mon0 S. 6. Gbriltenien. Sra, gamle
gleper og @enner oberraftes Sci
6orltanoer Eerfelien ct @ul6ltb>
mes &jGoe og bans @ltltru en- Splb:
1fooI.
Sanbpuier / Stebct fur Spjre=
pole. @aar0eier S. Sem en al Soc.
91tergaaro far opfun0et en- MT
Moooe at tgire fine &reatl1rer paa
ioa at Sc life laa let bliper in0filtre'
Il Gdjret.
S 5te6et for at feel t11e T6iret mel
en- Sbireppl, binder ban Set fat tt
en- Son0poie, iom ct ioa Ting, al
0pret fun mes Mnfppn0elle al liz
&roft fan flptte Sen, men life TIM
gere, ems SEN gioer efter, naar 9D
ret lpringer bol0iomt frem, 1om I'M
&c @reoturer bar for eff.
SON bor ifplge ~Silfeborg MpiS"
og1oo me6 @el6 onpen6t 6en lamm'
Metbo6e oberfor 1plbopper, bborbe>
Set m16gaaes, at Gpllet in6fi1tres
Mo6ercns Sir.
Den itpre 8rano / @ultebro. 8e1
8ran0forbpret far set pitt iig> at Den
1tore Sufferraffina6ert 8rono 1fDl'
bes grop uforligtigbe0 fra en- Wto1,
tgrs SIDE. San bar tro0S Sp1lag
meo 6orbuo &l. balDtt Sormtooag
gaaet in6 / Tgrrerummet meo ct
tpn6t @teari1lps for at reporere
noqle @urmergr. @an TOM oa for
nur en- &effe fnast9rre opbgngte
]@effe, ser fenge0e, og meo ct itoo
beIe Egrrerummet / S1ammer. S
ct 9eu par 8Dgningsfomplefiet ont
lpenot of 2uerne> og fun | poer1te
@ieblif 1pffe6es set at foa Gobri>
TENS &ontonter og 86ger bragt I
|@ifferbe0. S11pentar, Maifiner og
|2aqer bar foriifret / tpife @elffaber
for ca. 100000 ST..
Set ct ct @p6rgsmoal, ON Gabri-
ten bill blibe gienopfert. Sen bor
gonife biit / forbol6spis goo 9rift
for Ei6en, men noget l16bptte gob
Sen bi1tnof life.
saa S Miels? @ol6atermisiio,
npr 8ran6t fortaller | "Giborg
Gifts Golfebla6" ON en- f%orneielig
lille @egipenbeb, Ser fanot Steo, %
MISUNDERSTANDING m%aricbere6e IND
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

Dr. galbpen:-
Sea sla9ebe8 en- Marrette af baarlig ~MForhsielfe
% 1oritoppeIie nneb ame beres ulenper. faa iom Snim.
rtelbeb, 6onebpine % alminbeliat Slbebefinbenbe.
Sea foriesfe Here Mibler uben mefultat, %unbtasen en-
ruiblertibia 9inbring. Gor en- 1ib iiben bleo ieg OTIS
befalet galbpenS Sprup 4epfn. % bet ct mig en- Gor'
nDieIfe at mebbe(e, at benne Webicin nit 9ilfelbe bar
nift fig at bore bet ieq t%iltren9te. Seq bar brn9t flere
s}lafter meb bet bebfte @eiultat. o9 jeg er %onerbeoift
ON. at bet bill brin9e nia BEN Rur leg pentebe. Seq bill
oltib boIbe bette oerbifulbe Wt,bbel / nit gus.
g.M SBrenien,
3644s3rb Mpe. 90.
Winneapoli8. Winn.
ST.. @olb,peu:-
9af fnr Yrppen al Shrup Yepiin. Set ct ben beb.
ite Mebiein leg n~o9eniinbe bar bruet. Seq moo gaa
treble Util til ct Npotbef.
Gilia .. 9aglanb,
@reaneb, SDeri9e.
ST.. galbtpeIl:- !
Seq mobtog 9eres Yrepeflaife Of @nrup 4epfin %
ieg bar fiebt Ell re9uler ylafte | bet %narmeite @potbef.
Set pirfer ubnterfet. o9 ieQ oil lite unbbere bet nit
gus.
Beter 9anien,
st. s. $. Nr. l, BOZ 90.
8oeluS. geb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

fet 2earp / fin Sio blep iopmt 16
Mars Gugtbl1sarbeioe, muligpis fun'
Be bore Ngoperge. Ser blep 6erfor
iberfiot en- l1n0erlpgelie. Gen er
M ifblge ~@orlens Nbis" lluttet
me0 Set &eiultat, at oct bor ct rent
og lfprt Soerfalo fra 9earps 81.
oe, l1bcq1 nogen iom belit 6oranle6'
ming fra &orners Side.
11bptoelic al Mprre=S unobp @apn,
Nprre=5unobp 8praao bar peotoget
at uopi0e @apnen meo $50 Meter
lpbenoe 9olDerf og antaget en- Blar
til %l1opiOelien, %uoarbejoet al Snge=
nipr Nnoerien, Mal6org. u6gifter=
ne aniloaes til ca. u Mfill. ar.
&npneu6pioelien er %grun0et paa Ell
fore loaet l10pi0elle al Gementfabri=
ten uStmDor0en" og 'Mnlgg at en-
SbnpllDrefabrtf.
MtmmerbDtutngspeienet. Otter at
Sen autbori iere0e Nummerbptnings=
fommislr / 3. l1ol fripningsfrebs,
Ser bor bapt @opnl / OOenie, CT af=
gaoet pc0 9Soet, for Sultitsmini,
~ltcrict beitent, at Sc 8ptmngsfom=
misirren bi6til pnobpilenoe 6orret:
ningcr benlrggcs til llolfripnings=
fontoret / luxembourg, bnor Sc per=
nepligti9c altioa fremttoig mno ben=
pcn0c Jig ON 8ptning o. I.
Sueuoitilling / Malburg. ~Yro=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." bar / oisie
Gage uolell0t Slt0byoelie til Delta=
gelic / ben 5. rationale Gueuoltil=
ling, Ger afboloes fra 21.-24,
9top. / ~Dramatiffen"S Teitial
Malborg. u0ltillingcn omfatter
Gacr, 6ltgle % 9iGlpemioler
Gil lloltillingen CT palgt Is Dom:
mere og 6 5l1pplcanter, ligelom Ser
til l1oltillingeu CT uOiat "a WreS'
premier.
&cgermc u9 Syscfasiermc. Sling
fipbiug limits 2Ggetre0sf oreninQ
bar meoOelt Gentralforeningen a
anerfien0te 5Dgefasler / &ingfig'
bing Mnlt, at ben peo Spcrensfom'
items l10l9b Sen 1. San1lar 1915
life pnifer at inogaa nogen nj
0perensfomlt mes Spgefasierne.
2GgefreoSforeningen tilbp0er SOC
at proftiiere for 2anoipgefoSlern'
me0 20 Yrocc1t &obat og for 8D:
ipgefoslerne paa Sc nltgiploen0e Mf'
for6er.
&ernimg @prnebjcm bar beltaae
Il IS Mar. Ser blep for 30 Mar Il
! Sen lfipnfet ct @runfono poa 1900
al cit @oor0eier Ser paa @gne11, o(
%ie11ere TOM ser laa mango @aber TIL
at @iemmet fun0e oprettes. Mer
set bor 0og ita6ig fnebet meo al
bolbe Set / Gang, man bar Oft
maattet paafal6e SffentligbeoenS
@tgttc, % bette 1fer nu igien / e1
u6ien6t Beitifrift. Ser bar I Of
forI pbne 25 Mor b9ret IS 86rn op,
taget paa @iemmet.
Gcntralforeningen al Woife Spa,
refasier, bpis Sormano er 2ensbaz
ron Moienfrant5, @oienbolm, bar
bol6t Mgoe / Marbns for at for
ban6le ON SorTaget af2ob ON @pa>
refas1er. Ser bar $50 %6elegereoe,
lom fprte en- lang 9~tsfusfion ON
Torlloget og i1uttelig be6tog Den
famine Meiolution, iom bleb peota'
act paa Mp6et al De itore @pare'
faster / @ibbenbapn %forleoen, bog
|meb faa upaientlige @%nbrtnger,
/.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22

geoe 5tgtte til 6orilagets @iennem,
fprelle. @r. 8orgbierg talte ! fnapt
|balpan0cn Eime; bans Toreorag IN.
oebplot aoifillige gooe Momenter,
men .pil6e rent oratoriif booe pltoet
beo Mffiling al entelte &iotlpfttgbe-
Ser. San oplpite paa lit Nartis 8eg-
ne 'en grflGring ON, at Soctaloemo=
,frattet er re6e til at gipe 6orilaget
fin @tette og fine Stemmer, iaaleoes
iom set foreligger, bpis Sc life fan
oproa mere. ST. &o6es Sale, Ser
optog &eiten al Mgoet> inotil Set
ilutte6e 4l. ca. 4, par / @egpn1elien
noget tung, men ban6t moo Slut
ningen ftdrre &larbeo % &raft. San
tog al 6orilagets Goreleggelle pao
6en grun6lobsgibenoe &%igsfprlam-
Iings Mars6ag Set &ariel. at man
ifnl6e bape SEN 1,pe @rltn0lop fGr~
Sig inoen 5. S11ni.
Gn ny Gorouia-Iffere? Otter
ct langt og mpiiommeligt Nrbeioe
II 7oe ariminalfammer lp1es Cor
1oio=MffRren at bore pe6 at ebbe
no. Ser CT afbprt benpe0 9unore=
Sc &i0ner, og Set lo0er til, at Sc al
lerfleite al Gorooiaernes SIT MI CT
flarlagte. Oct er, lom man bente=
Sc. fonltateret, at Set er Sarrp Cor
So ia, Scr CT @ope6manoen. @omle
''2ol1is CORDOBA far Doe cntlig in0=
1frenfet lig IT, Of uoltpre @irflombe-
Sen mes imaa, gemptlige Haafun6,
iom +. CTS. Sdef oneringen fra So
%be6fontoret til SRI. Sonio / 6orpG=
reliet oip.
ga set belentliglte al timber D.
gellcsarbei0et / Sen Sag lao1eoes Ell
it'll SIDE, baaber @sicslor @1.mp
Sen nermelte 6remti0 at fu11ne To-
.1te fig oper Ell an0en EerminsISpc7
fulationsaffere, iom / nogen Sio
bar pe11tet poa at fomme til 8e=
Rambling.
Sen oreier Jig ON ct .@onoelsiel=
,ifab> Ser beo0er ~&ontrabcnt", og
iiom leOes al en @rosierer SIR,
iSo6e, Sgn al 0treftdr 6ooe / gal.
borg. @eo Sioen al Ell &affe= oa
,Sbeforretning oriper @rosierere1
neutrality-suspicious. forretning. Sun:
6ernc ibges bells / @pen. bels poo
9an0et og oels / 5plflan6.
Spefulationsemnerne CT Sc lam:
me iom Sc Gor0oia'ife Specialiteter
&orn, Safe og @omul0, og 6orret=
ningcn foregoar 81. a. paa Sc ome=
rtfan}fe 8prier.
S @ntrafterne mellem Sirmae1
og &l1noerne ltaar Set u6trpffelig an
Ifert, at ~&ontrabent" bar SOB a,
,fompeniere" Sr0rer11e, bpilfet alt
laa bil iige, at Jirmaet efter 8ebal
fan r10fere Sr6rerne paa 6e omeri
fanife 8grier eller jelp in6tre6e Jon
&ontrobent og iuoleoes ieIp bore &i:
itfoen.
On fje6enbapnlf @onolenoe, ser
ct &ar Mor bar ltaaet / 6orbinoelit
me6 "&ontrabent", for tabt abiftlli:
&c Slitn0e &roner, og, ga fan me:
ner Jig b%e0raget, bar ban benpeno1
fig til &riminolretten mes en- &Ia:
&c.
0en fomnen6e l1noerlggeli e bill
forboobentlig fore til, at ~&ontro:
be1t"s 6orretningsmaa6e blibe1
neie belplt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
btIbred for beIe Famifen,

en pasitnoe Oniors for % 8ebanbHnsen at 8oropieiesorganerne e nIbpenb a
JOE SanobeoensO pretbobeie. SOis lite Wapefunfhoueu bolms reoe1mpan;o ,oo
at oe ooerfpoise @tofer % sfi8e @asaner ublabea reslmesIqt ef.r geotur.na
Beltemraepa er @1enoisbeo % uposieG9beb, oe fust al en- apcrlo spoopm hon
Se'se Dr. W 8. @albme1 Ell bel Henot 9ege Iom br oiort qeopen. sunno1.
'ee0 % 2eoeTpgoomme til fit ipecene etubtunn benueo nebipe Nor, dor ,t-.to:.
toppeie Ell Otntte anoarlie for be Ree @psbomme. 5r at opbepe en- foooon ST
a beofe Naaoe uoen arampe enr Smerter foretrioer ST.. goloneu en-
Sanon9 al 'mple aidrenoe lrter meb @epfn, 9mursns eet 6oropieues1tof, Der
ct t1enot i0m 81. ealoneWs sprup @epfn os anbefaht of hbenbe 9eoer q npoz
t9esreo 0e'a1' 9potbeerne ietger bet for bautefnostppe Gents a1aaen, meoens
en- fsrre 6lafe, Der inoebober mere enb oobben la mcgee, toar en- 9puor.
Sete 1mp(e % trpsse a9iooeL Der orfer buuigt % let, renter enboproene fnr
ut urenf' gthst SprFoS uoen at fortprre Refen at 5orbsieqesfpnemet, bia1pe
6oropeuen o9fDrter Namns, 9eoerens o9 Snombenes noturlne @pner 5oooth isz
re Sr9aner 's1en utsttet fan uorehe oeres arbeoe. On 9ofs of @prup @udn bill
D"rf's op9eoe ben oppufeoe tunse 5ornemmeNe, us De meofuaenoe @mertr Do
upaeeus9o' hte 9aoeOpinen, % 9enoprette % peoGpebo1oe @unoheben. @sb en-
6lahe pos Seres apotbehr, eer imo til ST. 50 8. Galopen, 500 geostinotun at.
@onticeao, Sainoi'. eher n fri @rIoe. 9ottoren pu meo g4aoe 1euoe bet poo s.z
res 6orlansenoe.
d. eaot'elps Sprup @epdn, enofjpnt mlo ps beba9els, % tmo at beuptt.
Tor Sprn Sus8en| ct lt9e la omtnin8sfulb paa ben Nareae &onaitution % er ct
NR'ooel afpasiet til bete 5amdiens gebou, fra @arnoom til a1oerbom. Set burbe
9o[oes enbOer 5amiies @ebicinsgnmme, ferois for Brua uo BET fpae seon roo
uoroen Mfaoen, Snopoloene ellie 2epuen.
Teo at norenle Snopooene % Derne urenbeoerne, 1m unbeuiben iruterero %
letter Setanosae eeneoepet ol @prup Bepin but8t opbepe De onio meofetz
9enoe' lmertefube l1opmmeHer, BET &lmnbeGsbeo fables Giarrbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
@rrmr.

@opeogaaroen r@bnningsgaarb"
ct ifelge ~Jpns 3i6." al &ammer=
junfer 8ecf 1olgt til en- Gpn af
@ooroens forrige 8eiio6er, @tom,
buSbeii0oer Mplil1s=9 en5on.
st &onfnrs6u / Mpfebing paa
Sal tier efter Sitcban0ler Gopbus
.&b. Heterlen er MI i(l1ttet mes set
&eiultat, at. Set bliper = - Yro-
cent / 0iptoenoe til &reoitorerne.
@ammeloass Stprfe. S 9(oret
1921 lepeOe / Ir0er 5ogn poa Syn
en- Mano, ON bDem Set fortplles,
at ban Dar iaa ltprf, at bon funoe
lpfte 5 Sagt6psier / u6ltraft Mrm
peo at itifte Ell Singer / boert 2pb.
Sbem fan gjsre set MI?
VII @=%ars Y19e bltper vTlgle=
Itonge". Torle0en bol6tes ser Sug.
~leifDoning / NplarS, og Oct pofte
megen @l,nterbe0, at en lille 8ige
paa 2 @ar blcp set fommen6e Mors
Suglefonge - ielpfelgelig life beh
|eget @fr6. Set Dor @rugsforenings,
no6eler Sanlen, Der ne61figo &la6en
for Sen 1,nge 9ame.
@pao ser fan 1Gnbe. ct lille
|Selifab al 8orgere fra Taaborg por
pao &rebiefanglt / 8rnn6ebolm cd
Il Diernisie, meo6eler ~Saab. Sol.
fet." @a Sellfabet ont Mftenem =
efter en- lille onimeret uSSagtmio-
bag" = Den0te tilbage til 6aaborg,
glemte Sc pes S6en bele nobpttet
- ct 8ar <n0re6e &rebs / en-
Set. Si6lig nelte Morgen iqtte en-
at Sc ggpe ~~SSggersmen6" fig / te.
lefoniif G%orbtn6elie me6 Man6en,
Der bar 5ben, for at bGre, ON bon
bab6e let noget til @pffen me6
&rebiene. So, set bob6e bon gam
ifa rigtig, men ban bapoe lat bele
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-11-22
sDarmen | sseu igien, 90 ban
lite antog, at Sc BRIO Jig ON Dem.

Toffctingspalset 1913. Sc @a.
oifole / @olbGffreoien bar peotaget
at rettc Ell D%pfororing til @eoaftpr
Bransager, &inglteo, ON at bore
&artiets &anoioot.
neutrality-suspicious. @aoifole,
ben iiellonoife Sci, peotog pao en-
@enerolforiamling fornplig at OPP
forore Teo. Soe &obe til at ItilIe
Zig paa M. ga @eneralforlomlin-
gen life bar beisgt al @olp6elen al
, Meolemmerne, lfal ser MI fin6e
ffriftlig Mfitemning 6te6.
- Sc &aoifole / Treoensborg>
freolen bar pe0taget at opfor6re
! @ooseier Moesgaor6- @iel6iem til at
itille fig paa ny.
2tget grapes up. Com me66elt
fanotes for 11ogen Sis li6en be6
&pObp &plt ct 1fjer6t &pin6clig, ser
blep joroct pao Mp0bp &%irfcgoaro.
Senerc bite oct Jig at bore en- @m=
beosmanos &ultrl1 fra &iel, % So
milien inogoo ga Mnoragun6e til
@inilterict ON at faa 2igct u6lepe>
ret. Dettc CT blcpet beptlget, og
fornplig bleb Sen forulpffc6e gra=
; bet op / Sperperelie al Erelten /
Srnot, &irfens Serge, 9prigbe6en
% Ell 9Gge. 9iget log6es / en-
3inffilte og ~in0iottes / &apellet,
bporfra set ON fort Sis bill blibe
F, afbcntet al ct Sfib fra &iel.
@n @%riicbanoel. g,1 Mpller fra
&osfiloeegnen bap0e no9le @rtie,
iom paa @rl,no al 5pgoom life bill
Sc tribes. San iolgte 0em ga til
en- @an0elsmo1o 110en at tale ON,
at De- Dor 1Dge: 9an0elSman0en
iolgte 6em imi0lertio itrafS efter til
en- @aaroeier. 9enne, iom mart
merfe6e, at @riiene life bar ful6t
roife, iolgte Dem Sc igien til Mel>
leren, iom ti6ligere bob6e eiet DEM,
on iom mi life fien6te DEM iaien.
Sgiao Mplleren op6age6e itrafs,
at oe par ipgc, og mi biloe ban, eff
ter bpao ct &osfil6eblo0 forteller,
bobe @%aar6eieren til at tage 6em
tilboge. Get bar 6enne 6og life bill
Zig til, i6et ban mente, at naor Girl
iene bar ipge, iao funbe ban ogiaa
forlange, at @on6elsmon6en 1ful6e
;tage Sem tilbage, og ga @on6els=
man6en naturligbis otter bil6e for
longe, at Mglleren iful6e toge 6em,
iaa f11n6e ban @dlleren) 1ige iaa
qo0t beboloe Sem. Set gior6e 1aa
Mgneren.
Seblenicblrger=Sereliet. S 1905
bleb ser in6rettet ct iprligt Oeblen=
=@prelle pao 6re0ertfsborg
Wnlenm.
Dehe 8erelje font til at rumme
6e mango Observation-Disclosures, Iom ino-
til Ben Ia. Sl1li 1879 baboe tilbgrt
Sen of6e0e 9igters 5biger6atter,
@ommcrjl,nferinoc @o6il 9eblen=
icblrgcr, men iom FUN paa bette
Si6spunft operorog M,tieet oe6 ct
@obebrep. s 1906 blep 6islc Sing
lomle6e / ct irrligt beltemt Np=
relic.
Ml1 er Sen gomlc Game 10 imio'
i1ertio opo, og acknowledgements
re1iet poa Src0crifsborq bil otter
foo nogrc mcact pnr6if1l6e Sor>
bgel1er / Sc @ienitan6e, Tom @am'
mcriunfcrin6er eftcrra6er fig.
Ser ct blon6t on6et Monlcns Ma=
Teri al Diqtcrcn oo Tborbol6'ens
8u1te al ham. gn6bi6erc fi16es
Ser Mobbefs bcrdmtc Eluncbcbplle,
en- 9GIfe lopet al &ommo Mohbcf, ct
Eortrpt al Gcbillcr me6 9eoifation
oq Observation-Disclosures to 5tambdaer
fra hans lt6enlonosreiie, hnori 81.
a. @oetbc far ifrcbet fit Nann.
3ullanh.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-01-15
SYNOPSIS.

Gloria Kerr. q motherless girl. who has
spent most OF her life In school. arrives
At her fathers home In Belmont. DAVID
Kerr is the political boss OF the town.
learning OF his real character. Kendall
representing the Chicago packers, Is ne
violating with Judge Gilbert. kerrs Cnlel
adviser. for a valuable franchise. Ihey
fear the opposition OF Joe Wright. eulIor
OF the reform paper. Kerr asks the as
Instance Of Judge Gilbert In introducing
Gloria 10 Belmont society, and promises
10 help him put through the packers
franchise n let him have all the graft
Gloria meets Joe Wright at the Gilberts.
II appears they are on intimate terms.
having met previously on a touring party
IN Europe. The Gilberts invite Gloria 10
stay with them pending the refurnlshinS
Of the Kerr home. Wright begins his iiglt
against the proposed franchise In the col
INNS of his paper, the Belmont News
Kerr, through his %henchmen, exerts ev-
cry influence to hamper Wright In the
publication of his paper. Gloria taxes up
6ettlcment work. Kerr and his lieutcnantS
decide 10 buy Kerr's paper and ask the
editor to meet them at Gllbert's office.
Calling at Gllbert's office to solicit a do
cation Gloria meets Wright. lie proposes
Into the conference. Wright refuses TO
sci his paper and declares he will fight 70
a finish. The Belmont News appears with
q bitter attack on Kerr. Gloria calls
Wright n coward and refuses TO listen to
any explanation from him. Broken-heart-
ed, Gloria decides TO plunge more deeply
tnto settlement work. She calls on II sick
girl OF the underworld. named Ella. She
learns for the first time that her father Is
The head of n notorious gang OF political
graftcrs. Sounds of a conflict are heard
In the room over Elias. Gloria finds
Wright unconscious. a victim of an at
tempted assassination by thugs In the pay
OF the political ring. She hides him In
ELIAS room and defes the thugs.
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MAN PROVES HIS SUPREMACY
Aviators ovtstrip the Swiftest Birds
In Their Marvellous Flight
Through the Air.

Nature has long put the air first in
the speed of living creatures. Next
to the birds came the land animals
The fishes trailed behind.
1t has come to that already with
mans speed records. Tuesday a
French aviator named Guillaux drove
a flying machine 11S miles in an hour,
from Savigny.sur-Brave to Paris, and
thereby beat the best record ever
made by an automobile in this coun-
try or Europe by about six miles. No
railroad train ever came anywhere
near the sustained speed of the bird
man." who averaged almost two miles
a minute for 60 minutes.
The fastest racing boats, II is need
less to say, are far behind the record
of the automobiles and the railroad
trains. Their feats are wonderful, in
view of the conditions they have to
contend against. but their limit. so far
is less than a mile a minute. for any
distance. however short.
So the air becomes the field for
mans swiftest travel. Flight leads In
human devices for fast movement
from place to place, just as 1t does
with the birds, the beasts and the fish
es. But It lie still an open question
whether or not the record flight OF
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Each a Part o, Llfe,s roro...

We are all a part of LIES forces,
whether we know It or not. Be as
humble as you like, you are still a
person Of influence. II not by your own
choosing. then often by Gods decree.
It may be only a smile or a simple
kindness that you have given to a lit
tie child, but 1t starts agencies you
little dream of; or It may be some self
ishness and lack Of honor, some weak
ness In you that sets in motion a long
train Of hurtful and sad influences or
circumstances. For all life is con-
nected, and whether you wish Il or
not. your life affects other lives.
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NnSIEWTDS
IEElAa-
Conducted by the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union.l
TWO GREAT coNvENTJoNs,

TWO GREAT CONVENTIONS.
The ninth t~riennial convention of
the Worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union held at Brooklyn, N.
Y, In October marked the completion
Of 30 years Of achievement, during
which marvellous advance along all
lines OF reform has been made In the
80 countries now federated with the
organization. At the first convention
Boston, Mass, 1871 II countries sent
delegates; at Brooklyn "a nations had
representatives. The dominant note
Of the gathering was, Prohibition of
the liquor traffic for svery nation and
for the world"
Immediately following the worlds
mesting came the fortieth annual con.
vent-on Of the National w. G. T. u.
at Asbury Park, N. ]. The 707 dele
gates in attendance represented a
d~ues-paying constituency OF over $780,.
900. The enthusiasm generated by
reports and addresses showing the
rapidly rising tide OF anti-alcohol sen
timent In this country, and the prac.
teal plans adopted for bringing this
sentiment to bear upon the nation.
wide abolition OF the liquor traffic,
made this convention a record-break-
Ing event in the history OF the organi-
zation. The plans center round the
proclamation OF the National w. G. r.
u. president, Mrs. L. NJ. N. Stevens,
sent out September 10, 1911, and the
bill introduced in congress by the
Honorable Richmond Pearson Hobsol
Of Alabama prohibiting "the sale,
manufacture for sale, importation for
sale, expectation or transportation for
sale, OF beverages or foods containing
alcohol"
The proclamation closes with these
ringing words;
ITO America, the birthplace Of the
local, state, national and Worlds Wo-
mans Christian Temperance union,
we hereby proclaim that within a de.
cade, prohibition shall be placed in
the constitution OF the United States;
and to this end we call to active CO.
operation all temperance, prohibition,
religious and philanthropic bodies; all
patriotic, fraternal, civic associations
and all Americans who love their
country"
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Copyright By A. C. Meciurg q Co. lsra.

to utter the words which would reveal
where the newspaper man was con.
cealed, Gloria was upon her. She
seemed with one bound to have leapt
the space that separated them.
you Jezebel!" she ragged, and struck
her fair upon the mouth.
Ryan and Kelly did not stir. The
unexpected had happened, and they
were spellbound.
Gloria's breath rushed through her
teeth with a horrid, kissing sound. her
face was flushed, her hair touseled,
and her waist In dissrray. Yet she
] Needed nothing but the wild impulse
to defend her own.
Little Ella, her scant strength all
spent, gasped out that she would tell
nothing. Gloria was beside herself
and the promise meant nothing TO her.
with a mans strength she lifted the
woman up, held her there an instant,
and then hurled her back upon the
bed. Her head fell over the side, and
she lay as one dead
Her rage was still hot upon her as
she turned to confront the two men.
"As for you, get out"
Ryan made one last half.hearted
stand.
Say, the boss hates that man. Are
you really Dave Kerr's daughter?"
And you need to ask such a ques-
toni" she stormed. ASK Mike Moo
nan II you will, but beware of David
Kerr! If ever you have cause to fear
him, YOU have 1t now. My anger is his
anger, and don't you dare defy the
daughter Of David Kerr"
She took a step forward menaclng.
ly, as II she had strength to mlict
the same c-hastisement they had seen
administered to the woman. They
did not stay to argue with her. Leav-
ing Little Ella to her fate. they made
a hasty retreat.
No sooner were they out of the room
than Gloria put into execution what
she had designed when they departed
the first time. Rushing to the door
she closed it hastily and pushed the
washstand in front OF IL, wedging Il
under the knob. This done. she ran
back and dragged Wright from his
hiding place. There was no thought
of the woman whose head hung over
the side OF the bed in such ghastly
fashion
Gloria lifted his head and dashed
water upon his face. She watched
him closely. and as she saw that It
had no effect upon him, a sudden fear
seized her and her cheeks were
blanched. with trembling fingers she
tore at his shirt and felt for the beat
Of his heart. She could feel its faint
pulsation. He lived.
With a wild cry she flung herself
forward In Il deep swoon upon the
body Of the unconscious man.