The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-05


cile Love-" "A story of adventure, in
trigue and romance, that is regarded
| among the big features of the year.
The story will be shown I'm thirty reels.
! two of which will he exhibited at the
Peoples each week.
Hugo Loubeque and Sumpter Love
are cadets at West Point. Both love
the same woman. Loubeque, is eX-
PEELED from the institution for theft
from his fellow cadets. The principal
| witness against him is Cadet Love,
who as "A result of Loubeque's down
fall, wins the woman for the hand of
whom both were rivals.
LoubeQue sets apart his life to
avenge himself upon Love. He care
fully educates himself to the end of
making his revenge more certain and
dire. Knowing that Love will some
! day become an officer i'm the army, he
| lays mis- plans in that direction.
He becomes an international spy, a
broker i'm national secrets. He works
upon the plan that no country is
greater than it's smallest secret.
After lapse of many years, Love is
a general in the L. s. army, station
ed i'm Manila. He has an only daugh-
ter, Lucille, who is engaged to marry
Lieutenant Gibson. The butler i'm the
Love household is a craftsman in the
employ of Loubeque.
After watching the movements of
| Love for years, Loubeque decides that
| the time for action has arrived.
General Love receives from WASH
| ington a set of documents of the ut
most diplomatic importance and the
| contests of which must be kept in the
striCtest secrecy. As his aide. Lieu
| tenant Gibson locks them in the safe.
At the instigation of Loubeque, the
| butler steals the papers. The honor of
General Love is threatened and he
| informs Gibson to consider himself
| under arrest until the papers are re.
turned.
To save the honor of her father and
Lieutenant Gibson, Lucille takes it up
on herself to regain the papers. Lou
beque has already sailed on the steam
suit in a hydroplane.
Lucille deserts the hydroplane i'm the
| open ocean and makes "a sensational
| landing upon the steamship. Then. for
| the first time. Loubeque becomes aware
that his program of revenge is being
| interfered with. The moment he sees
the girl he is struck by her resem-
L
Giles mother.
Loubeque's first move aboard the
ship is to have sent out an unsigned
, wireless message To the effect that
General Love and not his aide, prov
ed n traitor by selling the diplomatic
secrets. After this message Is sent
out and To prevent further commune
cations with the ship. Loubeque dis
aifanges the wireless apparatus. In
doing so he causes an explosion in
which he is injured
| Lucille realizes that her opportunity
has arrived, and she volunteers to
nurse him. Her services are accepted.
| She is soon on friendly terms with the
international spy, but seek as she will
| the hiding place of the documents re-
mains a mystery.
| Fortune, however, favors her. A
| fierce fire breaks out I'm the hold of
| the ship. Lucille is with Loubeue In
| his stateroom when the impending dis
| aster is announced. With the first
| shock of the news the spy's first
thought is Of the valuable documents
and his startled glance toward desk
reveals To Lucille the hiding place OF
the stolen papers. Loubeque leaves
the room for an instant, and the next
instant Lucille finds the papers and
thrusts them i'm her bosom.
The fire in the hold is now burning
Il fieroely, and all hope for the ship is
lost. The lifeboats are lowered and
/ the rule of women first" is adhered to.
II Realizing that he must desert the
/ shin at once. the spy rushes to his
/ cabin only to find the papers gone He
II then realizes that his late nurse Is no
| other than Lucille Love, daughter OF
his deadliest enemy. He dashes To the
ship's rail lust in time to see the boat
in which Lucille is seated. lowered in
To the angry sea.
No sooner does Lucille's boat touch
the water than II is capsized and all
tho women occupants are left to tho
mercy of the waves.
The burning ship listing almost to
the waters edge, the ocean spotted