Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1915-03-18
SYNOPSIS.

A
zudorn h left an orphan ~ an eeru
lsea H~r father d killed IN . sold nina
Zs,dorn ana the fortune from the nine
which grows 70 be worth t000o@ ar
left N the guardianship % Frank kesne
Zudora.s mother'a brother. who has -
himseif up as q Hindu mystic ana
known AZ Hassam All. He decides tnai
iZudorA must die before she can have
chance 20 come into possesai9a OF Ne
money, 90 that n may be seft 10 him. tns
next o. Kin. Hassam All sees an opssach
TO his scheme I'm the person OF Jon.
,0torm. . young lawyer. for whom ~
dora has taken n. fancy, ana nc cv
mands the girl 20 put the man OUT o. ne.
mind. zudora insists that II she eannc'
marry storm she win marry no one
s'Weil. we'll" says Hassam AL sow
luy esEk twenty cases and you can MARI
him; fan In q single case ana you Hu''
reacuncs him"
Zndora unraveis q mystery and wins hei
nr1t case case I'm which John Storm
eaveA from being convicted OF muroei
instigated by Hassam All himself.
zudora and Hassam All Visit Naoo.
Shanis house, where sleep overcomes ~.
! ory one whenever Nabok attempts 70 mar
~ a princess. Storm, seeking zudora.
made q prisoner. Zudora foils NapoI
Nshan, restores the princess to her Original
lover and saves Storm from death. :,
A maker Of diamonds tells Hassam An
his secret. Storm informs Zudora tnai
his life IL being attempted frequently.
Storm suspects Hassam AL storm
arrested for stealing the diamond maker ,
gems, but Zudora discovers the rea
thieves-a pair Of mice.
The negro help. employed on Storm
fathers farm are fleeing because greai
okeleton hand appears at night upon
hill near by. Storm is bafiied In his In
veatiRation, but Zudora learns that hei
uncle has employed Jimmy Bolton hai
Witted man, thus to annoy storms par
ents. Zudora finds Bolton operating q
big magic lantern and is attacked by
him. Storm appears and saves her.
Hassam Ali asks Zudora to ma q gem
lost by two mysterious old men. Audora
gets q. photograph of the gem and 1t burns
in her hand. An old house is mined by
Hassam Ali and the old men. Storm and
Zudora are lured there and narrowly es'
cape destruction when the house blows up.
John McWinter, endeavoring to trap ano
kill George Smith, is killed himself, ana
Smith is charged with murder. Hassam
All consplres to have John Storm meet
the same fate as McWinter, and he and
Storm are overcome by powerful fumes
Zudora saves them, proves that McWin.
Ter y own OOB tEdppSu anu hhiSN ann OAAN
saves Smith from a band of lynchers.
An inventor blows up submarine with
a powerful heat ray which he sends
through water. Hassam Ali sends Zudora
to a photographer directly beneath the in
ventor's laboratory and orders the in
ventor to kill her. Zudora gets a warning,
and her life is saved. The heat ray ma
chine is destroyed, and the photographer.
after a quarrel with Hassam All. is found
dead in the river.
WI Chang prevents Zudora's elopement
with John Storm by hypnotizing her, and
he and Hassam Ali attempt to smuggle
Her out of the country. This plot is frus-
itrated by Storm.
Baird, Hassam Ais double, falls in
love with Zudora. Baird and Nine. Du
Val kidnap Zudora and the Van Wick
child. Storm rescues them, and Hassam
Ali dies.
With Hassam Ali dead Zpdora rs releas-
ed of her pledge to solve twenty cases.
She confronts however, the greatest mys-
terry Of all, which Is the mystery OF, her
own life, and the ambition to secure the
vast fortune Of $9OOO00OO left to her. This
great photo serial is being shown In
the leading moving picture theaters by
the Thanhouser Film Corporation. Among
those participating are Marguerite Snow,
Mary Elizabeth Forbes, James Cruze, in
the new role of reporter-hero, Sidney
Bracey and Frank Harrington.
On looking through her uncle's papers
Zudora finds that her father left her an
interest in a diamond mine, and Storm
and Baird both lend assistance in trying
to regain for her possession of this es-
tate which is being appropriated by
rogues under the leadership of Nine. Du
Val. They plan to brighten Zudora SO
that she will run away.