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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-24
Rockefeller. Health Crusade In China.

Rockefellers Health Crusaoe IN Shiha.
New. York. April l3.-The improve
ment Of medical and hospital condi-
tons in China is the newest undertake
Ing OF the Rockefeller foundation
This purpose. it was announced. Is
based upon the report of a special com
mission which studied public health
and medical practice in China. The
commission was composed OF Harry
Pratt Judson. president Of the Cniver-
sity of Chicago: Dr. Francis W. Pea
body Of the medical school OF Harvard
university. and Roger $. Greene. then
consul general Of the United States ut
Hankow.
The foundation has established n spe-
cial organization TO be called the China
Medical Board of the Rockefeller Foun-
dation.
The foundation has decided TO estab-
lish six fe%llowships. each OF $1,000 gold
a wear. with allowances for necessary
travelling expenses. TO enable Chinese
graduates In medicine TO prosecute FUR
Their studies abroad. Six fellows have
been appointed. one OF whom n ar
rived in this country.
The commission reported there are
some 40 foreign nurses i'm the country
and these are distributed In about lo'
hospitals. Ii is proposed TO enable the
missionary societies to send out n larg
er number of well trained nurses.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-24
Gary snaaks on Success.

Pittsburgh. April 12.-Judge Ebert
III. Gary set forth for the ~edihcation
of young America the following requi-
sites of success as he sees them:
First.-A young man should he thor
oughly honest. frank and sincere.
When he says anything he should tell
the truth.
Second.-He should be c~onsiderate of
the interests of others. OF course he
should seek to protect and promote his
own interests. but never to the undue
or unfair prejudice of others. This he
will find wise from the standpoint Of
good morals and good business.
Third.-He should have Il good educa-
ton. First of all, he should be edu-
Gated in the fundamentals, including
particularly grammar. rhetoric. spell
ing, arithmetic. geography and history.
The more he knows in other lines. ill.,
Guiding the classics, so much the better.
Fourth.-He should be consistent and
careful in looking after his health. both
physically and morally.
Fifth.-He should be ambitious 10
succeed in every respect that is honor
able. He should be energetic. per-
s~istent, studious, thoughtful and faith
full to all the interests he represents.
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Prince Max, Brother Of the King o.
Sasony.

JUNCTION to the dying. saying mass be-
meath the shower OF bursting shells.
Father Max has carried into the ghast-
ly arena OF conflict. the most terrible
the world has ever known. the simple
spirit of Christian self sacrifice ana
love for his fellow man. There Is no
German so loved by the French prison
ers of the Germans. to whose welfare
he devotes a great deal OF his time.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-24
Limit French Citizenship.

Paris. April The senate during q
discussion Of the naturalization law
which has for its object the annulment
Of the citizenship of Objectionable bel
ligerents. adopted an amendment pro
viding that no citizen Of a nation nc
war with France shall be admitted 10
the rights of French citizenship so long
as hostilities last.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-24
Alliance at Current Topics and Events

shipped by the manufactures to Can
ada. whence ii is sent in British ships
TO England and from there distributed
to the allies.
OF the four hundred aud odd million
dollars already spent or Contracted for
the following Industries have secured
fhe hulk.
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man method of obtaining these prod
ucts from coal tar.
Jus as soon as persons want to
avail themselves Of the Rittman dis
coveries." said an official of the bu-
reau of mines. "the bureau under prop
err safeguards and regulations will
place them Mt their disposal"
The first of these processes promises
10 enable the independent rehners In
this country to increase their output of
gasoline from petroleum 200 per cent
VI more. TIC AL
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-24
4 Unique Murder Trial as
Described by the Foreman
Of the Jury, Ia Which Is
Revealed the Most Astound.
ing and InconceivabIe Act
Of Rascality.

Copyright. 1896. By Harper Broa
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$1,000. 100000 Spent Here by Europe.

New York, April l2.-it is estimated
today that at the end Of the first year
of the war S1,OOO.OO0,OOU Will have
been paid manufacturers in the United
States for arms. ammunition aud war
supplies for the allies. Because of
Great Britain's control OF the seas it
has been impossible for Germany to
get war materials from the United
States.
The British. French and Russian gov
ernments have made contracts with
American manufacturers that still have
from nine months to two years to run.
During the past six months the allies
have bought from the United States
$i00.O00.0oo worth of war supplies.
Practically all Of this material Is
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1915-04-24
Virginia to Sue For Washington Will.


Washington, April 13.-The state OF
Virginia. through its attorney. General
John G. Pollard. filed a petition in the
supreme court of the United States for
leave to file a bill in equity against j.
Pierpont Morgan of New York, requir-
ing him to show cause why he should
not be required to deliver over to the
commonwealth the last will and testa-
ment of Martha Washington. The o n
troyersy is one of long standing.
The complaint sets out that the doc
ument was admitted to probate and
record before the county court Of Fair
fax county. Va; that it bore date of
Sept. =. 1900: that the testatrix was
the wife of George Washington. and
her will was the property Of the state.
The complaint also says the docu-
ment disappeared from the county
clerks office during the civil war and
that the defendant, j.. l.. Morgan, has
no legal title to 1t as against the right
Of the state Of Virginia.
The complaint further states that re-
peated demands have been made on
Mr.. Morgan for the return of the doc
ument, but hat he has failed 10 com
ply with them and denies the right of
the state of Virginia to its possession.
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A RehuttaI Witness.

~IE silence Of the courtroom
was broken only by the tick
ing Of the clock as Miss Emory
hnnita4od
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

sic @egierung, Sic iib oas Seriaum-
nib 5ulduloen fomnren 1ieB, iino an-
gefiibrt. Mm Is. 0e5ember oes les-
ten Sabres iibermittelte Ser 6el1ti6e
8otidofter a11f Mnmeiiung ieiner &e=
gierl11rg Ser 81ln0esregierngn elm
Memoranbum, in 6em es bieb, oab
u11aG SEN algemeinen Srin5ipien oes
8olferredts 9eutidlan6 feinen Gin
pono geger SEN @erianot bon &rtegs=
material erbeben fonne."
Erpteit angeblid utrfiam.
Die 8unoesregierung proteltierte
rpieoerbolt in Gofio un6 9on6on oa=
gegen, boB iapormide uno engliide
&riegsi9iffe merifaniide 5afen be-
lpodten, uno u6en 8eidmeroen mllr=
Sc in ie6em %ein5elnen 5an folge &c,
leiltet." SIN augemeinen beitebt 6os
g6riftitiid barol1f baB sic 8un6es=
regierurrg 6ie beItebenben @eiebe Der
geeutroIitQt obne Narteilidfeit an=
.po11ote uno ieoer friegfubrenoen
Madt boue @eredtigfeit miberfabre1
l1eb e..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

We6er POM S. ten nod bonn Oiten
mel5en sic omtIid)en 6eutiden 8e<
ridte @orgdnge gr0beren umfongs,
oo@ iin6 sic Nadridten I'M oagemei-
men giinitig: Sn Nolen lit es oen
6eutiden Trupper gelunge1, norge-
idobene ruiiif6e Dipiitonen gum
MRuiid5ug gu 5mingen, mdbren6 iie in
Ser @egeno tpeitli9 bon 8arifai1
meiter erfoIsrei@ %ongreifen; bon Dit
preuben lit gor nidts 1neres gu be-
ridten.
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Garn1tna.

Tarrttttg.
6rI. Morio Silners miro li6 5rei=
tag nod Belgrade begeben, 100 iie Die
@tene oIs &nusbalterin I'M fatb.
Gforrbo11ie i%ibernebmen miro. =
Srou Ebeo6or 8od bon &oScoe lit
bier gum 8eiude ibrer Sdtpeiter, ser
6ro11 8eridei6. = &arl @reper uno
fem 8r1oer BON ct. Saul tparen bter
BEL ibren @ettern 6ran5 un6 &einrid
@ieble pdbren6 Ser lebten ISOLDE. 5u
@oite. gmitog febrten lie beim-
mGrts. e. 81. Gon6pig, beiien Seim
in Ser Nabe bon Belgrade lit, trof
ol1f ieiner @ortragstour bier Elm uno
bielt Samitagaben6 IN Ser Sdnlbone
eiren intereiianten @ortrag nit 2idt=
biI6ern iiber ~6en &f auf Ser
Torm." = 2ebrer Mein. S. 8ui6>
@attin 11n6 SGhterd)en febrten 9on>
nerItag bon gbasfa, Minn., 5uriid,
no tie om 2ienitng DEM @egrdbniiie
Ser @dmeiter Ser Trm 8uid, Trar
g0gemamn, melde bier pabren6 ser
MISUNDERSTANDING GIT 8einh mar.
%beitpobnten. = Soiepb 5on6l mahte
borlebten Sonntag per Mnto cine
Sour nod goen @olfep, mobin er sic
6omiIie 8rid brodte, sic bon BORT
nod Gbasfa t%peiterreiite. = SSn iei=
11em Sobresberidt be5iiglid 6es fl
nonaienen 3uitonbes Ser ct. @athari-
na-@emein6e erfldrte bodm. Gfarrer,
P. Ghilipp, s.. g.. g., 6as bergan=
gene Sabr oIs ein gutes in ieber
Siniidt. Sim 1. Sonuar 1914 be-
fonoen iia in ser @emeinbefoiie
$499.52, meI@e gumme om 1. ssa-
m.ar 1915 Inn $119.45 i~ibertroffen
por, mietpob1 mdbren6 6es 1ebten
Sssobres 1oeue gemolte &irdenfeniter
gegen einen &oitenaufpan6 bon
$1O57.15 orgeidafft un6 be5ablt
mtr6en.
ct. Mntbonb.
2etten @onntag m1tr6en beim
@odomte gum eriten, 5meiten unb
6ritten Scale gum @beitan6 perfiin=
6igt Clinton 8reoetpita un6 Mnna Wa-
ser. - Montag btelt 6ie ct. &ntbonp
Creamery 60. lire Sabresparimm'
lung, nobel folgen6e 8eomten er-
macblt prr6en: &einri6 @olters Era.
iioent; Sobn Hlemel, Sefretar; Moam
20blein, Shotmeiiter; Sobn Stole
nn6 Sen. 2utbmer, Direftoren. @e=
briiber &afob tp11r6en fortroftlt4 init
ser gisernte fir Sic @elenidaft be-
trol1t. 81. @i@ter miro 6os 8nt-
terfabren beforgen. @donftpirtb SEQ
&Iein ierbierte Sen Mitglteoern Der
Creamery 60. einen freten SmbiB.
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26. Sanmar.

Sic britifde Momiralitdt idtpeigt
ith iiber Sen 8erluit 6es Sdladt.
fre113ers in Ser Seeihladt in Ser
Mor6fee nod .imnner aus. @ie aus
Berlin gemeIbet miro, tpobnte Elm
oeu1ides 2nftidiff 6em @ompfe Bel
un6 fah niht Bios Sen %ltntergong 6es
@re1,8ers aus rdditer @dbe nit on,
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N6tnna!

@er in elmer re11e11 Sto6t als Mr5t,
ubrmader, Sattler, S4nbmod}er,
@dreiner ODER in elmer 8aumatertal'
bnnoIung II. I. M. Mnitea11ng iu@t,
fann 1i6 Inn tpeitere @usfnnft tpen,
SEN an g. 3. 9prenfennper,
|11@3t @oI6en 8oQeh g.. 8.
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%. Sanmar.

%. Sannar.
SOM seefampf in Ser Nor6iee gab
sic britiide Momiralitdt einen 11e11en
8erid)t aus, in bem idon 5ugeitanoen
miro, baB Ser &re115er Sion u1r6 ser
;3erit0rer Meteor fampfunfabig aus
oem @efedt in Sen Soften einge-
idleppt mer6en muBten. Ser oeutide
8eridt iagt, oaB Sic g%nglan0er nidt
mir einen &rel15er, ionoern al1d nod
5pei @odieetorpeooboote int Sample
p%oaitan6ig perloren. Ser &f
ml1roe BON einem 3eppelinlufti4iff
perfolgt, bas biele &eiultate feitlte1te.
8ie cine 2on6oner Depeide mel6et,
puroen BON bem &reu5er 8lu6er mei-
tere 200 @erettete in England gelan=
Set, iooab ii@ iett oie 8ob1 Der lie
berle6en0en auf mebr alS 800 ltelt.
SIM @eiten lit eine 6elttide Sffen=
iibe auf SEN beridieoeniten &f-
pIaben gu bemerfen. Mus &ouano
fommt cine Madri@t, tpona6 6ie
Del1tiden in SEN lebten Sagen groBe
SruppenmoHen un6 &riegsmateriol
in 5lanoern f%on5entriert bitten uno
etnen groBen Mngriff sort 5um &C.
b%nrtstoge bes &aiiers planen, Ger ei=
mem entidei6en6en grfolg an Ser
Mor6fiite bringen ion. Sci So 8aiie
baben Sic gnglan6er cine idtpere
S6lappe erIitten> nie Ser 6euti@e Be-
rid]t melbet. Naris un6 2onoon be-
~ltreitet Dies in ser gepobnten @eiie
uno iagt, oaB bie beutihen Mngriffe
abgeidlagen ieien. Sour in beidranf-
tenn MaBe geiteben iie sort einige
6eutlde grfolge 5u. SIM glloB, 6em
Souptfampfplob Ser letten Gage, fat
li6 nidts berdn6ert.
SIN Often mer6en &fe in Dit
preuBen gemel6et, bel 6enen ruiiiide
Mrrgriffe 5uriidgeidlagen muroen.
Sic 6eutih=0lterreidiiden Sruppe1
nobmen &ielce, 6os fir sic &uiien Elm
erbeblider @erluIt be6eutet; 5umal
sic @ta6t Elm pidtiges @iienbabn5en=
trum bil6et.
Sn Moroffo bot ser maroffoniide
Mebeuenfiihrer etnem &on1tdntinobe=
Ter Selegrmm gemaB Ben 6ran5oie n
Sic Souptita6t Sea eenommen. SSn
oem &ompfe tp11r6en 6ieien $500 Ser
lutte on @efangenen un6 So6ten BEL,
gebradt.
@rof bon gernitorff Ser 6eutihe
8oti9ofter, beridtete ant 3ienitag
6em Gtoots6eportement in @aibmig=
ton, 6aB feline &egierung omtli@ sic
@erii6erung geeeben batte, feline
Nobrungsmittel, Sic bon Sen 8erei-
nigten Stonten nod 3entidlm6 Der,
idifft purben, fir militdrtihe o6er
on6ere @egterungs5pede nit 8eidlag
5u belegen.
9ie @uilen madden cine erneute Sin.
itreng1tng, Inn in 0itpreuBen por5u-
6ringen, mdbren6 in Nolen augen-
bIidIi6 elm Na6laIien 6es Samples
onf bei6en Seiten 5u bemerfen lit.
Die @nifen ideinen iid n0roli@ Ser
unteren @eidieI peiter GIT fon5entrie-
rem, m6brenb sic 6eutid<oiterreihi-
Iden Eruppen neitere @%orbereitum
gen an @dmpfen in Ser 8ufotptna un6
Sen &arpotbenpdiIen treffen.
sc tpnr6en be1te 5tpet @mneitie.
6efrcte bon @uiier @i1belm an feinem
Sc. @eburtstage erlaiien. gus erite
Defret betrifft Sic bonn 4riegsgeri9t
al meniger nIs iehs Monoten TeItung
berurtbeiIten offtipen Militdrs; bas
atpeite 1efre erfldrt ole Mnflagen,
sic meqen Dor ser Mobtlmadung Be-
ganqenen ihled!e1 8etragens gegen
soI5aten angei trengt tpl1rben fir m1n
nno ridttg.
26. Santar.
Sic brittihe M6mtrolitdt fhtpetgt
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&iro brens
menoe Grage.

0emtide Grresnng iber ben amerifa'
miiden @affeni4ader. - 9alb.
amtlider Hroteit. = 8ittere Cut
riiitnng iiber Bic bon ben Ameri.
fanern ben N1iierten ge5eigte
Jrennbidaft. - Die bentdfeino.
lide 1refe. - Der &nf Der Ser.
einigten Staater itebt nad Mnfdt
Ser 3eitungen fir ale Soften anf
benz Spiele. - 8rbans S4mieger'
iobn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-28

Berlin, "a. San. - Die Muf-
regung Deutidlmos iber 6os, mas
als 6eutidfeinoliae @oltung Der Ser.
Staaten angeieben miro, nimmt iebt
RAID gu. Dieie tpadienoe @rbitte.
rrng bat iid plotli9 Inn Die, in ser
~@or66eutiden Mqgemeinen 3eit1ng"
beroffentli@te, balbmtIide Broteit.
note gegen ben @ertauf bon 8riegs-
m11nition ieitens merifnniider So.
brifa11ter an 6ie vBerbiin6eten" Ton.
3entriert.
Berionen in boben Stel1ungen bo.
ben fi@ in Qusbriiden Der ~bitteriten
@%ntriitung iiber Die angebli9 bon
ben Mmerifanern ge5eigte 5reun6-
fdoft fir 6ie ~8erbun6eten" ausge-
ipro9en. 0eutidIdnoiide 3eitun.
gen berIieben berte gum eriten mole
6ieiem au~fteigen6en @efibl Ser Ct.
bitterung offenen @us6rud! Sic
~@orooeutide 4Ggemeine 3eit1ng"
miro ia angemetn als 6os Sculptor.
gan ber beutiden @egierung oner-
tannt. Sic 8roteitnote in 6ieiem
8latte erbebt geraoeberaus Sic Gn-
idul6ig1ng, 6aB Mmerifa BEN @eiit,
penn nidt 6en 8uditaben Ser Meu,
troIitdt berlette, inbem es 8offen
un6 Munitton ant 0eutidlan6s Getn-
6e perfaufe, - un6 6ieie Mnflage
ftnoct sic einmiitbige 8inigung Ser
6el1tiden 3eih1ngen.
Sic ra6ifalen 3eitungen benutter
oie ger0ffertlidung iofort gu beiBea.
BEN Mngriffen auf @merifas Ste1ung
int europdiiden &onflift. Cine !3ei-
tung madte ou9 Defenders 6arouf
mfmerffm, 6aB Ser @hmiegeriobn
6es merifaniiden Staatsiefretdrs
@rpan Elm 0berit in Ser britiiden Or.
NEE lit, un6 mies 6arauf Fin, 6oB 6ie-
lie Sbatiohe etpos nit ser @etger1tng
Ser amerifaniihen &egierung 5u
tbun baber f6nnte, bic Musfubr bon
@affen nod England un6 Granfrei@
gu iperren. Mnbere 8Idtter mann.
ten sen Mnfouf bon &rtegsmateria-
lien in Mmerifn ieitens Ser 8erbiin-
6eten elm idlo1es Gldnden, our@
meldes sic 6einbe 2eutidlon6s tbat-
i6d(i6 Mmerifa S1bii6ien g6ben!
u9en1 Geutidlon6 iiber5eugt lit,
6ob Mmerita entfdIoifen lit, sic I'm
teritibung ser @erbiinoeten geger
DertidGor6 fort5uieten, 10 miro 6ie.
leg getpuBtieirt tiefe @purert birter.
Ionen, 6ern 8idtigfeit Mmerifa
faum 5a miBadten iid leiiten fann!"
iogt zines ser ro6ifnlen Srgane. Gas
u8erIiner Sogebrott" eine1 fonfer-
batioen Son onidlagen6, modt gleid-
mobI Mmerifa tpornenb 6ora1f n11f.
mertim, boB iein Stuff in Mngeleaen.
beiten poIitiider moroI fir ale gu.
funft n1f 6em @piele itebt", un6 BE.
5eidnet sic obige bobomtlide @ote
aIs einen Mppen an Mmeritas M1t.
ftan6sgefubl.
entertainer in Berlin g1ouben, Sic
3u1tobme 6iefer anti-omeritanid,en
stimm1ng in Deutid1mo fei arob.
tentheils auf sic Tbotfodte auriidsu-
fiibrer, bob oie te11tidldnoifde 1reife
bon 9onooner 3eitungen fit Mad.
ridten aus Mnrerifo nbbdnge. Sic
boIbmtIi&e @rfIdrurg Ser @oro-
6ertfden Mngemeirert 3eih1ng tpeiit
6oruuf Bin, obtpobI 0eutidlan6 nidt
Sic Mnfroge erbeben Tonne, boB Der
@erfuuf bon Soften uno munitior
6urd amerifmer an sic @erbiinoe'
ten an un6 fir fid cine Berlebnng
ser @run6fdte BEG @oIferredts let,
bod Der Observation-Disclosures
NIT gng1onb uno Trmfrei@ 10 rieftge
Etmenfioner angerommen bat, Inn
oie Meutralitdt - nidt MIR Der orte-
rifnniiden @egier1tng, ionoern thot'
i6dli4 Ser Mmerifaner 3u gefaDr'
Sen.
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Is. Sannar.

Gin Seefompf bat 3miffen etrtem
unb beutiden @efdpoocr
Der MoroIee am 5om1tag itattge.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-10


happened
"The girls uncanny calmness
shocked John. However, there was
nothing to do but acquiesce. 1t was a
year before he saw MoIlie again. They
met on Fifth avenue and the recog-
70 milton was mutual. Mollie told Jack
that she was living with an old aunt
in an apartment uptown.
THAT had been hard period for
Sotheby. He knew that the shadow
over his life would deepen rather than
, disappear, as the years went on. And
yet, strangely enough, he began to
realize that he had not truly loved
Evelyn. Their meeting and engage
ment had been rapid and there had
been no communion of taste between
them. It had been infatuatiOn, and
in spite of the tragedy, Jack thought
of Evelyn as an episode in his life
rather than his lost love.
when he looked at Mollie he was
conscious of a sudden awakening of
interest in the frail girl whose beauty
had developed until she seemed a
replica of EVelyn-less dashing, less
ViVacious, but the Evelyn whom he
would have loved rather than the one
he had known.
Z am coming to see you, MoIlie,
he said. And this time the girl did
not refuse.
Weeks passed. Their intimacy
deepened. The girl was becoming very
dear to Sotheby. At last the day ar
rived when he felt that the shadow
which hung over them ought to be
lifted.
" 'MoIie,' he said, taking the girls
hands in his, I want to ask you to
be my wife. feel that you and I have
something inseparable, something
that makes our lives one. It is Eve
Ign, and yet never cared for Evelyn
as love you
''The girl looked at him and then,
to Sotheby's amazement, she burst
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cried.
HE took her in his arms and for
an instant her head lay on his Shout
der.
Yes, l love you she said. But I
cannot marry you She raised her
head and looked him frankly in the
eyes. Listen, Jack she said, I have
loved you since l first saw you, and
1 have never loved any one else. That
is why I must send you away. It is
because of Evelyn
''He could find no answer to make.
He bowed his head and went away.
It was another year before he saw
MOlIie again. Then he was at At
lantic City.
'eIe was seated in a secluded cor
ner by the Boardwalk when he saw
MoIIie coming toward him. At first
he thought, so striking was the re-
semblance, that she was Evelyn her
self. Then, as he watched her, he saw
Evelyn in the flesh, at her side, and,
beside Evelyn a man.
"The trio were advancing toward
him and Evelyn and the man were
engaged in animated conversation.
Evelyn had grown stOuter and flesh
Ter: she was still the dashing beauty
of old times, but the dashingness
could not carry itself so well under
that accumulated load Of flesh. 1t was
overdone, and the woman was OBJ
viously too artificial. The hair was
too light, the eyes too dark. SOtheby
started. He could not be mistaken.
It was Evelyn
"Sotheby was not supeTstitious. He
knew that Evelyn was at Mollie's side
and he rose and followed them to
their hotel. He watched them enter,
and all that day he waited until he
was rewarded at last by seeing Mollie
come out alone. She walked, with
her Tmping gait, along the Boardwalk
until she came to the same place
where Sotheby had sat that morning.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-09-17

People usually have to draw on their
imaginations in order to make them
selves believe lot of things they
hear.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-09-17
NATIONAL PARK DEDICATED.
All Nation Takes Part In Exercises
at Conservation Of Mountains for
Benefit of All Mankind.

Estes Park, Colo. = The Rocky
Mountain National park was dedi-
Gated to the people of all the world
for all time Sept. 4. Leaders in the
life of the nation, the state of Colora-
do and the city of Denver stood with
barred heads in the fine drizzle of
picturesque mountain shower as the
opening exercises were observed
which proclaimed this vast natural
scenic wonderland open to all.
And as Enos A. Mills, pathfinder,
naturalist and father Of the move
ment to keep the land Of Colorado
magic inviolate for generations to
come had told his part in the great
work in modest manner, the clouds
gathered over the distant peaks. A
roll of thunder was heard and the
rain came upon the gathering.
s. T. Mather. assistant to secre-
tary of the Interior Franklin X. Lane,
then told his plans for the future OF
the park in clear-cut manner that be-
fitted the business man. AS he spoke
The Holly chieftain., 1915-09-17

his raincoat was heavy with the
spray.
Then Gov. George A. Carlson as
cended the impromptu rostrum be-
meath a swaying pine tree and as he
spoke to the gathering the clouds be-
came denser and the shower in
creased in violence as the mountain
tops that hedged Horseshoe park,
where the ceremony was held, disap-
peared from view.
But in moment, and just as Gov
ernor Carlson concluded and before
the applause had died away, the
clouds parted as If by the action of
some mighty, unseen hand, and the
sun of Colorado broke forth in rain
tinged splendor from across the new
ly laid snow on Longs peak and made
a new fairyland Of the dazzling land
of bewilderment.
Saturday was day that will mark
a milestone in the history of Colora-
do. The work of years came to its
fulfillment and beneath the Horse.
shoe park pine tree stood men who
had given all their efforts and energy
to prevail upon the United States to
set aside this great territory adjacent
to Estes Park that its beauty might
be conserved for the people.