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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

ras Bales oil % permis taSiax trcu
Incorporated naaicl2ailt.ss uaP,aits<
agricultural ,aats iaciltet shAia
their lmits. iailet % secure tAe a.
proyal o. ne members cf tas hocse
ras seaa,s ntcrset tas seiectlcas
q t1e g0geraor % the hcart o. a.
rsctors Tor ne i-aAo saniia-iln. tol
ioNns a .aEOrao.e reccnleag.1.io1
- t,s ecnnl1es 81 STATE l1Airs
tH a Ne 30 becomes las. caa
-i.2,ss 80 TIE cxaes % 9rocass hltzs
nlst % pr.ctc1s a.-craeys A1t may
,1< he'd 1,y cher s-1ss cr cC1aty
49, asrsa< ta-l- s@r-a ~ nrIce.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Having created ghres aeN ccunuss.
he rhiryseatA Idaho legislature d1es
rc- propose % add another govern
@en, Uni. % TIE lisJ. and on January
I'D Killed without ceremony the Buhl
county measure seeking % Great. a
1eE ccu1ry cut % The Nssr halt o.
INia Falls county rh=r- are thraa
csher county 4.Visicn measures PEND
,as Before the legislature a1t ta-y
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11


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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

There VII - Al exodus OF rela-
-vss Appointed 20 state. county. city
ard village obs cy ct1cs holders A.
ne result o. he action % tls senate
On FEBRUARY I = passing By 4 vote
e = . :. he Rockwell nepclism bill
-n-s act makes u unlawful .or -
ot1c-A- % vc-e Tor the aPpcl--meu. %
APPOINT any 2e-scl related 20 aim BY
e----,y - cc-sa-gr-a-ty II The laird
cegrse- i : ca q the mos. sweep
ns acts directing a oloE against ne
pc,-s1 sad % Be- u existence IN any
state
lur.ng DEBATE on the Glan6ers b.u
tl= charge vas made by senator
Whi-ecDo Q. Ls-hl that the measure
would make ). possible % ~p,uncer
t1= state treasury ant Ras =
fraud
Tie legislature directed is IRE 60
the state AZ Commission during the
session o. February : aat he house
q representatives., b. A vote q IS
20 3, rasset OIL . abolish L. Al
he sane time ne house defeated bills
70 increase the salary % the state 81
zineer or % decrease the SHARES o.
public utility commissioners. The
senate Ei-l PROBABLY take Up The sght
on he tax commission aat pass the
house blL
he legislature nay PASS COAST
tuticna Amendment ROW pending. 10
ABOLISH lie state board q equalization
a1l p-, n IS Place state tax con-
MISSION Et,h ecns-l-lCcnal power
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

Dr. L ? NeCala. president % The
lntsrnoua-Ain Good Roads associa-
t-on. N an interview IN the Boise
Statesman. says = trust that The
present legislature WI % whatever
= necessary % maze constitutional
t17 Az passed AZ the As. session
VIA regard - licensing automc-
---es. . q not 50 already.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-02-11

The statewide primary for ,Ar nom
nation o. fedora. and state candidates
Tor -1a1o IS doomed ani Nil 1- DIS
placed 30 make Way for the state con
vent.cc 20 accomplish this j, the Re
publican administrative bin launched
In ;le senate "a February Is enact
20 into IA The bin came from fAs
stale ara.rs committee raat 30 Nil
9recipl-ate bitter dgat IN the lrsis
lature before j, Is passed Nas claimed
By leaders q both parties
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-11
2ofal 8eri9t.
Webmrten.

Nr.b.rid unb 9tairits Sorau, 321
Glen Sirabs; MdoHen.
Trani unb Wargnret 9it., Goneors
bia Strabe; anahe.
SobH nnb Qnua Weber, Walbemar
GebGube; Gnabs.
Sarrn uHb Mnranr.t Rolfss, zoos
G,lsitial Strab,; WdbdeH.
GbarIss unb Wap 9n4man, 1895
GInrt Gtrab.; anobs.
sSofspb unb Warp Bdrbbolb. 104l
70. Z. SiraB.; Wdbhen.
Clemens uHo SobauHa YperliHp,
410 gaIt @isp ape.; Tl6b4tn,
gDillidm unb Catherine Weber, lis
SO. Sirabs; Wdb6eu.
6snrp unb Gillian Dismdn, sos
4rmorp abe.; aHdbe.
albert unb anua canning, 121
Oft 13. Gtrnbs; Wdb9en.
Walter unb Wlarp Ganis, 1929
WlaiH glpenus; WGbden.
Charles unb fruntss Gapis, "a CF
76. Gtruts; anobs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-11
;srcitas, Den II, Smui 1915.

Cine Der al Bern ten Res
bensarten Der probritiidsn prefe 1T,
baB 9rpans Reiisnation Der WilitGrs
partet in Seuti9lano bic Sbsrbanf
perItaffen unb bas Refultat cine
idruffe 3uriitpeiiuns Der 6orOeruns
gen bes 9rdiibenten iein tpiiros. als
bic erite Note in Berlin eintraf, bait,
Srpon nod ni6t refisnirt unb tpuroe
aud BON giiemano in Oeutialano,
ebenio tpenig tpis in bieiem 2anoe Elm
iol6es greigniB sea9nt. 5roBbem
tpurbe bas 9erlaugen bes PrGiibenten
ni6t erfiiut, neil es eben unerfiiabdr
1T. SeutI6ldnb fam auf bic 5oroes
rung bes prGfibentsn niht sin9ehen,
Die Wuffen Dor GnglGnb 5u itreden,
qlei9piel tper bas 4mt bes Stdatss
Getretdrs in ben Ser. Staatsu betIsis
bet. Wenn Gnsldnb fsinen Iusbunges
runestrieg sinitsllt, piro SeutfCtlanD
ben Sauhbopttrieg seeen !oGHoelss
idiffs einitellsu, ni4t sbsr uno slei6>
Diel. pb Der ameritanii6e Staats Sc
fretdr grnan beiBt Oosr einsn onSeren
RameH fiihrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-11

ten Snftans beidrGntt iid bic grag,
barauf, ob 2lmeritaner auf ameriiani,
iden ober ouf britiiden Sdiffcn fab.
rem folIen. Wsnn Der prGiibent Iaaen
piirbe. er bulbs tsine geleibisuns ber
omsritdniIdsn Gldgse, 70 ipiirbe iif
bas boren lafen, aber er itebt niHt fiit
bic amerifaniide. fonbern fir bi. bri.
tiide Glasse Elm unb es seb0rt fsbr
bOisr MiIIe ba5u, nm baraus sinen
Srisgsfau ab3ulsiten.
9lber Der grGiibent fast, sr mol.
tsiusn 9rieg, sr itrebe cine frisbIids
@sritdnbisuna an. Wsnn bas sbrlifJ
ssmsint 1T, 70 barf er, ipie 8rpan
ebeniolls ri6tia bemertt. ieiuen Wsg
einidlasen, Der m0sliderpeiie Az eis
nem ,rmIien 3srDiirfnib obtr oar sis
nem &riess fiibren tDnnte. Ni, bic
Rots Iautet, lduft iie ouf bic brus
taIe Grtldrung binaus: 6rib 8oseI
poer iiirb! 0snn bann Ssutltfnnb
bic ALTERNATIVE ablebni. mas min Der
grGFbent bonn tbun9 Din er bdnn
bic 0rpbuna 3ur 2lusfiibrune brins
gen? Dsnn Ct elm brutaIer Msni6
1T, pirb er bas Sdpert sieber. fpenn
er bas nidt 1T, 10 tpirb .r ben Rid
3ua antreten mjTen. DAB Der qrdfis
bent sinen @eq sirseid!asen bat. Der
su elmer obsr CUR anberen bieier beibsn
iSolgen fiibri, BARN beitebt feline srcbe
llnssididIi9tsit.
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Die 9tOte Oes Yraiioeaten.

Die 3psits Qote Oes prGfibenten III
ui6ts mebr, ais cine Bieberholung ber
eriten uno feine Joroerung piro ourt
bic 0ieoerbolung ni4t anne8Mbarer
uHo iiber5eugsnoer, 0emua6 tam audi
bic Rote uiht CUR &Idruns Der Sa6s
Idge beitraeen. Gius fofortigs Der
ftdHotgung mar nur untsr Der 9eoins
eung m09Iih, ooB Der Prdiibsnt fi6
bd5u eruihlofen bate, mas er 5isldng
peripeissrt bat uno nod Osrrpeig.rt, oi.
llmitdnoe Su beriidii4tieen, bi. sur
8erfentuHs Der auiitania" seiiibrt bas
ben. DenH Der prdfibsnt fogt buB
bieie @erfentung cine unseiu0bnli6.
SanbluHg mar. 10 1T bas fpobl rihtis.
absr er iibrssbt bic llmftdnbs, tDsI6s
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0aie.8aa.
Gtiiriass spisI otHt eHtideibuns. -
gsiOs alubs tuitsn is 2 edufs in
IA gdnssn ssI&ert.

alsgaitsri. Fix Cincinnati funsir.
ten in bsm ssiitissn speiisn GpisIs
Der Seris sfpiIHtn unfren .Rsos1
unb ben gruoilpnsr -GupsrbasN i'm
hieiiasn RsblaHb 0ielo Der G6leu'
brr Dale unb Der i}dnser Glarie sss
aen Del refp. WeGdribp fiir bic
@sIner. Rad benz 8. Gongs fpurbs
unfsr Hdnaer Gldrfe hur4 Bingo
abaeI5fi. Dos SpisI tam na6 Ia
GGnasn obne Gutiheibuns rsgenDuHs
ttlhsii au Gnbe ala btibs Rlubs ie 2
2dufe asiittrt baittn. llnftre Sun,
gems madtsn 8 Sreffr segen 10 unb
bsibs alubs batisn ie tiusn 5tblsr
auf benz astbboll. HduptIiHs esrseg
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Qn nn(ae uere@rtea Gfr!
Mufrai su einer Yetition sesen waFtnIieierane,

lin Yrabeuen dbseusen bah bic amrrsaHde Nation
gaiiulrane Snbnmnnitdt inuentrol NIB Hsereds
is erbd ss bic abdt ibm cine ani bs pbn Waonm
ameauien Sarsuu nuersmsts groH hbsrsHosn DC NA s
gen @aifuaer srd Gu beem gebHe msroeH nHsrt Ss
ebru 9s ead bn @amen neb Monprt unO Sta nnier 'br
sss 0ofnmen u sam mnS tenm m5sd fin wsitsre lHtiu
Iansen Sak aH iebsm Gompon S Wamen sbsH
nS aassdHssm an s.m ngOsbla perond Seer v Esn
(Ginuna gOisbla 3, o. Scr 226 suun wsran wr rs aa
ole Central Sammeliteae abermittsIH weroeu.
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Die GbicugD.r r1ribune"

Die 6 bieugptr ,Sribune"
furbert, bab Der prGiioent ben 9ons
greb einberufe. sic pirb baSu our6
bic geDba9tunsen in europa berans
labt. Sas fran5Diiffs Bolt bate tsine
4bnuHg, bab es in einen Grise ssros
then tpiirOe, nod pisl ipeniser bas eng
liihe @plt. goincare unb 9rsp bat=
ten ben &risg beI9lDifen unb bic be-
trsfisnben @0ltsr mubtsn an bic
S6Iuhtbant se6eH, ob iie tpoqtsu ober
ni6t. Die Tribune" 1T enti6ieOsu
Der 4niiht, baB bas ameritaHiide
9olt uiht sbsnfa[ls in IoI6e Gage eez
bra6t tperbsn oiirfs unb baB 8ries
uHo 5rteOen nidt IN Sdnosn bs5 prGs
iioenten ruben biirfsn. sic bGlt bic
ZEN S6ritt um 70 uotbnenoi9er, al5 iie
abfolut ni6t su ertennen Dsrmae, aus
ipelfem 9runbe bos 2dno in etnen
arteg qeItiir3t fpsrben iollte, benn fir
uHier 2ano itebt nidts auf bern Spiel.
Sas beuti9e Seer itebt niht an GnIes
rem 9rsn5er uno Seutf6lunb beubfi4s
tigt feline @nnertou in ben Ser. Staas
ten, rpie iiberbaupt ui4ts porlieot, ruas
rur einsn Dollar ariesstoitsn -shtFsrs
tiseu t0nnte. 8ieie Qnii6t il unbes
ftrsit6ar rtatig. Qqss, mas m6qli6er
Deife einsn &rieg bsrbeifiibreH tDnnte.
DGre bic otplomatifde ungef6itli6feit
bes Prdiiosnten unb feline psOantiT4s
Guert0pfigtsit.
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fihtlia 1T, ipie es bic SorOeruneen Ses
prd IiOenten erfiillsn t6nnte. bcln mas
er perlanst. TT nihts anberes, ala bah
9sutidldnb rubis suIsben foa. fpi'
@neldnb es dus5ubuneern Ueriu6t unc
lpie cs Munition aus Qmerita beriiber
fiibrt, I'm osuti6e Sploaten umsu.
brinssn. Seber sere&t bentsnDe Wsnit
pirb ii4 Der gmpfinbuns niht ent'
5isben t0nnsn, baB Der prdiieent
9eutIdlanbs @ebulb aui eine febr
harts Yrobe itelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-11

Die 9euti6sn perben Dor
unieren preBtofadsn als bic pabrsr
SeufsIstsrle DolIer S6libe unb Sniff,
gemult. 3uerit bisb es, iie ipoGten beI
Waffen5ufubr our9 antauf alIsr gro.
Ben 5abriten ein Gnbe MAIDEN, mas
ibnen aber ni9t selunger iei aber
baburd nitt entmutbist, ftnb iie aui
eiHen neusn teufliiden Sniff OerfalIen.
Wis bsbauptet rpirb, bdben iis
in elmer gn5abl 5abriten Streits
angesettelt, poburd bic @affsns
9ief.rung tart aufgebalten pirb.
4meritaniibe Strsits rmabs in
9ermanb" itnb etrpas Reuss, uber .s
biirfte stfpas ihner fallen, auBsr Ins
geb6rigen Der aoiadeuypreife Mens
fder gu finben. bic bas slaubeu. Gs
III Elm LANCER 0eg nad OsutTdlanb,
nod lGnger tpie na9 Sipperurn uHo
es beburfte taum etnes Senoboten aus
Berlin, lin ameritunifds uuioneu gu
einem Streit gu oeranIaHen. Sie has
ben oas btsber pbne iolde 4Nreguns
fertis gebradt. Der 9ert4t Don bem
Streit III rur Elm tpeiterer gslss. ME
Die &ofadenspre ibreu 2eieru bic al
berniten Gefdiatsn iiber Geutfdlano
aufsutiiteu pagt uno psIae unsrbDrs
ten 3umutbungen fis an Ssrsn 2sidts
gIGubistsit itslt.
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AMERICAN HUMANITY LEAGUE
SIG Garfield Place, Brooklyn, N. y.
To fhe President Of fire United States:
A PETITION.

WE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
joined protest this to tho
Europe Of the things that k hereby Loyalty
and respectfully petition the eau Of humanity n'' and o.
into extra that
consider and resolution investing yon President OF
the United States with the power % paee an enso % upon M
from this ammunition and other munitions Of var
nov and future time
petition ineonroveibls fact that ansd
and that nsatfai nation cannot with correctness
be Hsumnts PrOongng conflict into which sister nations have
been O be plunged.
ground while the accepted law Of nations
permits practice against sincerely protest at
this time there nothing in this law which eompe' sOynDsn to
permit IT, and the records show that this Government especially and those
other civilized seduou ,s conservation Of the
right the munitions Of war when occasion
them demand and instances the Of this
right be found in the history OF The United States
VIZ QUOTE support this latter assertion the following
1894 provided embargo Of 30 days
On April H. si this embargo extended by Congress TO May
e5 1894
1894 ezpOratOn Of munitions Of
hbited by Congress for the period Of one
: In 1901 general embargo instituted by Congress.
April general eabarso provided by
On April 2 1885, tho erpoa arms prohibited
by act OF Congress-
proclamation
fbddng sxposton
tiOnso Of the Dominican Rspubls.
On March ~ 1872 Congress provided for embargo the az
poaon country
don. exists and the day President Taft placed embargo
against Mexico.
Mexico
prevented .hlpmsns
ETC. to Spain
H. Since the beginning the practically all the
Of Europe have placed smbagos the Of
and other munitions Of
Brish Government
time embargo the expectation and ammunition
effect Her Masstys Principal Secretary Foreign
Affairs replied ls the Parliament his authorized
the expectation ammunition purely
municipal and domestic We off
with the interests people.y
WE HOLD in conclusion that the country the
right
exercised promptly and effectively for other given
Neutrality.
be neutral fact well put every
transaction WHICH night give prsfsrsnes 70 party the struggle
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mar unisr better S4ldsn NIT 5ipei
9refferH. auf unisrs gtiit lpurbsn
2 eufifdhltr sur gant etian6i (ssssE
- uHb z ifrsipdiIt sur /. 9nfs bsrs
f6enti (csssu a. Guielsp .nno
Goicn iuursn bic S4isbsri9itr.
RsiuItaiSer stitristn
SpisIs:
Ginsinnats
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grpoilnn -
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pbilabelphia Rsesn. asin
ehitdao Spiel.
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6euis Rodmiitaa brtti.s GptsI Der
Seris sniittn ,RsbS. unb .Supsr.
Sas. im RsSlaHe . 5ieiA
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28

Failing In that. he would accept the
situation as hopeless. for the time be.
Ing at least She should know that he
loved her deeply enough for that
She Joined him in the little open-sir
cafe, and they sat down at a table In a
remote corner. There we're few peo.
pie hreakfasting IN her tender blue
eyes there was look OF sadness that
haunted him, even as she smiled and
called him beloved.
"Hetty. darling" be said. leaning
forward and laying bis hand on hers.
can't you tell me what II is?a
She was prepared for the question.
In her heart she knew the time had
come when she must be fair with him.
lie observed the pallor that stole iato
her warm. smooth cheeks as she re.
garded him fxedly for long time be.
fore replying
There is only one person In the
world who can tell you. Brandon. II Is
for her to decids. I mean Sara wras
dali"
He felt a queer. sickening sensation
Of uneasiness sneak into existence. Ir
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28
CHAPTER XIV.
Rattllnu Old BoneS.


They journeyed to Paris by the night
mall. He was waiting for her on the
platform when she descended from
the wagon lii In the Care du Nord.
Sleepy passengers crowded with them
into the customs department She,
alone among them all, was smiling
brightly, as II the world could be sweet
at an hour when, by all odds, It should
be sleepiest.
i was up and on the lookout for you
at Amiens." he declared. as they
walked OF together. You might have
got of there. you know" with a wry
grin.
Il shall not run away from you
again. Brandon" she said earnestly.
Il promise. on my honor"
BY Joye." he cried, that's re-
liet'" Then he broke Into q happy
laugh.
u shall go to the Ritz" she said.
after her effects had been examined
and were ready for release.
I thought So" he announced calm.
ly. Il wired for rooms before left
London"
Really. this Is ridc-"
Don't frown like that. Hetty." he
pleaded.
As they ratified and bounced over
the eobblestones In a taxImeter on
the way to the Place vendome. he de
voted the whole OF his conversation to
the delicious breakfast they were to
have, eapatiatlng glibly on the won.
derful berries that would come first In
that always-to. to.be-remembered meal.
She was rayenously hungry by the
time they reached the hotel, Just from
listening to his dissertation on chops
and rolls and coffee as they are served
In Paris, to say nothing OF watiies and
honey and the marmalade that no Eng,
lishman can do without.
Alone In his room, however, he was
quite another person. His calm assur,
ance took flight the instant he closed
the door aud moodily began to prepare
for his bath. Resolution was undI
minished. but the facts in the case
we're most desolating. Whatever |,
was that stood between them. there
was no gainsaying Its power to infiu.
enee their lives. II was no trife that
caused her to take this second flight
and the sooner he came to realize the
seriousness OF opposition the better.
He made up his mind on one point
In that half'hour before breakfast. II
she asked him again to let her 10 her
way In peace, II was only fair to her
and right that he should submit 10 the
inevitable. She loved him. he was
sure OF Il. Then there must be very
good reason for her perplexing attitude
toward him. He would make one more
attempt to have the truth from her
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28

Of Challis Wrandall. There was some
thing uncanny in the persistence with
which that ruthless despoiler of peace
forced his way into his dreams, to the
absolute exclusion OF all else. The voy-
age home was made horrid by these
nightly reminders Of man he scarce
ly knew. yet dreaded. He became
more or less obsessed by the idea that
an evil spell had descended upon him
in the shape OF ghostly influence.
The weeks passed slowly for Hetty.
There we're no letters from Sara, but
an occasional line or SO from Mr.. Car
roll. She had made Brandon Booth
promise that he would not write to
her. nor was he to expect anything
from her. II her intention was to cut
herself on entirely from her recent
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28
SYNOPSIS.

ChsllIs Wrandall Ia found murdered in
road house near New York Mrs Wran-
dal is summoned from the city and iden-
tines the body. A young woman who ac-
e9,npanicd Wrandali 10 the inn and sub.
feauonllS disappeared. II suspected
Mrs ~randalI starts hack for New York
In an auto during a binding snow storm
IN The way she meets o young woman In
Hic road who proves TO he the woman
who killed WrandalL Feeling that thu
girl Ind done her a service In Kidding her
~ the man who though she loved him
deeply. had caused her great sorrow
ars. Wrandall determines 10 shield her
and takes her 60 her own home Mrs
Nrnndnli hears the story OF Hetty Cas-.
ileionH NE. except that portion that re-
lsies 10 WrHhdal This and the story Of
the tragedy she forhlds the girl ever TO
tell, She Offers Iietty a home. friendship
and security from peril on account OF the
tragedy. Sara Wrandall and 1letty ra-
turn TO New York after an absence OF a
year IN Europe Leslie wrandall, brother
o. Challis. becomes greatly Interested In
tlctty Sara seas In Deslie's infatuatiou
possibility for revenge on the Wrandalls
and repnratlun for the wrongs sh. sur
feted at the hands nf Ghallls Wrauiall by
marrying his murderess into the family.
leslie. In company with his friend Bran
don Booth. an artist. visits Sara nt her
country place, Lcslie confesses 10 Sara
that be Ia msdly IN love with Hetty. Sara
erranges with Booth to paint a picture OF
iictty Booth has haunting feeling that
he has seen lIetty before. Looking
through portfolio of pictures By an un-
known English artist he flnds one nf
fletty. lie speaks TO her about II. Hetty
declares II must br picture Of Hetty
Glynn an English actress who resembles
her very much. Much 10 his ehagrin
Leslie ls refused by Hetty, Booth and
uetty confess their iave for each other.
but the latter declares that she can never
marry as there Is m insurmountahle bar
rier In the wny. Hatty admits 10 Sara
that she loves Booth, Sara declares that
Hetty must mnrry Leslie. who must be
made TO pay Ills brothers debt TO the
Girl, lintty again attempts TO tell the
real story Of The tragedy aud Sara threat
ems 10 strsngie her II she says word.
Sara Insults Iietty by revealing that all
this time she has believed Hetty 10 have
snned In her relations with Challis Wran-
dali Later abe realizes that Hetts II In
roccnt Leslie again proposes to Hetty
and Is rejected. Hetty prepares To leava
Sara. declaring that after what has hap
pened she can remain no longer, Hetty
starts for Europe. AZ sea she receives a
message from Booth that he has started
on a faster steamer and will be waiting
Tor her on the other side Booth meets
her and accompanies her 10 London.
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sailors sprang up from everywhere and
calls were heard below; the rattling OF
chains and the humping of heavy lug.
gage took the place OF that steady.
monotonous beat OF the engines. Peo.
pie began to infest the deck. limp and
groaning. harassed but yoiceless. A
mighty sigh seemed to envelop the
whole ship--a sigh OF relief.
Then II was that these two arose
stifily from their sheltered bench and
gave heed to the things that were
about them.
The channel was behind them.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28
Forged Antiques.

Arabic enameled glassware Is prised
ss one OF the finest productions Of the
slassmaker's art. Damascus ID the
principal point for the discovery Of
Arabic antiques. and undoubtedly
much OF II was made In that city In
ancient times; but United States Con.
sui John D. Whiting At Jerusalem has
discovered that the business Of mann.
faeturfns forgeries Of the genuine
article has assumed large proportions
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