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island Christian church. So Zs,e Ave-
Island. Rev. A. n CarnlRn. pastc-- ~,
- cordially invited 20 The foiioutns-
sefNiees; bible school $50 a m AIR u
=. EoFnA supcrin tfndeuf. preaching ser
Nicss io-fS a. m. Christian Fndsaxo-
~ D m topic for nieutlng. Why I
n.n-Fs In Christian Nndoavor- leadsr
10 prayer meeting WedneEdav ex.,-
lns. .fss meeting OF The I.adiess Ala In
ne church on Thursday Afternoon. choir
IentHaal FRIDAY evening. T.aE Come
20 bible school SUNDAY. W. nav, cise-,.
Iyr AL &Ees- We especially Invite thoss
NJ nave no home church In the cily
Everybody ~ welcome
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VII - services In 81 Ant-ew's caurch
~ csnoag nett thc Slulay after A.
l4Arte ITO ten o'cluck. an morning
praf~r and sermon a. eleNrn o'clcCE
m tne uIorntnx k.eeuinE Prayer ara
strtnon a. talf past seven o'clock ID thn
steutug. here vii D. no prayer srr-
vice on "Wednesday cVcninE. on account
- tne Al-sioaAry meetings Al 81 Nat
tneSs church.
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flrst Church OF Christ, Scientist A
-. W auditorium. 11I9 ChapIine 81
-, Nlces SUNDAY. 1900 a. m. vuhfe,.t.
oMarals and Immorals:" SUNDAY school
, - a m; "wednesday testimonial meet.
ing. SUI =. m; reading room. Ills chan
hhs street. open daily. except SUNDAYS
ana legal holidays. from - O'Clock m
uhul =. m. and on Saturday eyenfng
rom 200 o'clock TO $500 o'clock The
ana make use OF the privileges OF me
reading room. nv
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EvANCELrcAI

~; Faufs EVANGELICAL church. SSH
1 p woods streets. August C. RaSche.
ltas,or herman services at 1880 a m.
nnEhHh service At 1850 D. m sunday
blble school at s:l5 a m; EvAnvelical
ehsue AZ e;fb .. m. Entertainment Civ
May 18th. at O'clock N1''S'
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, First Baptist chafcn. Twelfth ann
h.yfon streets. p. +. Brininstooi. piStor.
"a, a,aJos John Richards Of Pittsburgh. FOR
tNSntY -nNe years on the nrlnx Nm. III
uhe salvation Army. will SPEAK Al ~.
nofning service. lu;3V: this will b. an
hoer OF delight and Inspiration. Tn.
Psstor Viii speak In the evening al T.fSf
the theme. "s
sunday school 9:is. warWood Mission
schpoI 80; Young Peoples meeting
80 The Bible the supreme HOOK I'M
the World. Is the topic You will feel
az nome with US All seats ana services
lmmanuel Baptist church. Eon street
near INenty-ninth. Arden n. Miller. pas-
Hgr't sitS sunday school, superintendent
~, i Bond will be there fresh from the
SghuaN school convention held H..
1harleston. and VIII doubtless have
some Things 10 tell YOU desire 10 her
~ O'Clock preachlng service. topic
followed BY the n. \. q. 4. saturas.
eNehins the fifteenth baptism service -
me h1rst Baptist church. Prayer meet.
ing wednesday evening. Thursday. 30
L, m; the Women's Missionary Societv
teachers training class on Mondsy
e.thing at >. under the leaderrhip az
MI. Marcus Bond.
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g. Matthew Egi. ceral church. Core
ner 'haplire nud Fifteenth streets the
Rev o. lreoianI Peter. Rector Tho
rrrvIrrr duuUr fne week uII bs ua fol-
love- sunday after Ascension sunday
May ION. ffft. $500 e. m. Holy COM
wuriHu I.... m. Morning PRAYER
ud sermon. 100 p. ma EVENING prayer
sermon. t.'. H. W. sunday school.
90 u w. sunday school. at ToFu'r.
Echo Point Wc.neefag holy rarH.r.
Mon nHd sermon mo- 900 H m.. Meeting
~ Wouara A.rIIarv lfD at which
lmo Mra H.r.Ire VIII wnke an address
Evening Frnftr rnf address hv ur rf1n-
klnr 30 o.. m. Ihe public Is cordially
invited i' attend TIE above services.
&c. Lufrr rrtarornl church. Island
END ~ fhe sfeo. Bridge. Tho rev fa.
cob nriffirrfam. DID. Rector TI.
rervlcrr Tor sunday after Ascension WIN
hn t0 m. U1I} Communion s.r5 o.
m.. sunday school. 1880 e m. WrrnIr-
PRAYER LliHnr AND sermon eurfa.f
'TIc Upper Room $50 o. u-. EverIr~
PRAYER and sermon. subject. The T..r
~ Power" Monday T.1I u u Vasfry
meeting "wednesday gao 3 on. aerrIlr
and lecture.
81 Andrew church. 11th and roff
streets, J. Logan Fish Rector. There
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A n. c. CEURcH

ayman n NJ. 4. church. Rev. w q
laws. y dots a. m. sermon s'C;od's
Onusua! Men for Unusual Work" I2.15
y. m, cless meeting; 2:3O p. m Sunday
school. MRS. u. Miller. superintendent.
IVY y m; A. c. y. League. Mrs NJ. Har-
ris. President; 7:45 .. m. sermon "IJu-
man lmperfecuons." There will b. hap
n1lns AT both services on SUNDAY
strangers In the city and citizens are
cordially invited 10 attend each service
Inc Personal Workers and all Chris
u,ens arc asked TO keep on the firing
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80 49,
tenn we are confident
"A cost not 20 exceed
lief. we beg TO refer
ent engineer Of this C
ve investigated this
prank z. Mcneil.
DR. Robert y. Reed.
pr 4. n Best.
Clement g. smith.
W q. McCluskvy.
Howard Hazlett.
william Steen. e.
W NJ Yeager.
VIM. Cockron.
jas. J. Miller.
Vincent Walker.
Wilfred Bodemerna.
August Rasel.
n. c. Rasel.
John J. Crock,
A. Kretis.
NJ. G. RAIDER.
Noah Burgess.
X. r. Hendershot
-. G. Nollinger.
w ". Thompson.
n. e. Richards.
Al Richards.
u. q. Murrin.
J W Mcconnell,
q. r. Mckee.
W. r. Stone.
$. O. Laughiin.
J c. Mckinley.
5. :. Bloch.
DIR. W. G. Efzler.
Geo. W. Hewitt.
Geo. r.. Quay.
Geo. IT. Phillips.
DR. $. l.. Jepson.
s. Il Parker
Reed. Robb & BREEDING.
John T. Reed.
II. G. Robb.
Louis Gutman.
Joseph 4. Mcconnell.
w. c. Donaldson.
Ralph Spears.
T. A. Westmyer.
Bernard Klieves.
Edward Wagner.
Jas. l.. Hawley.
a. c. Whitaker.
Alex. Glass.
X. G. ogden.
Hullihen Quarter.
s. @. Smith.
]. NJ. Clarke,
w. y. Brady.
Edward Hammel.
Rudolf. Hannig.
Frank Tamplln.
Henry Scherrer.
Joe Bowdish.
Vincent Mueller.
Adolf Bernert.
their signatures. endor
l.. j. Foster.
Walter Toomey.
II. X. Peters.
II. w. Burke.
r. G. Medick.
J. G. Davis.
g. W. Dunbargar.
W. NJ. Westwood.
VIM. Green.
J. II. Brock.
Walter l. A. Fox.
l.. u. NoFler.
II. NJ. Dodson.
jos. Coudon. Jr.
Chas. Cradclock.
George T.. Whitaker,
O.. J.. W. Coudon.
II. c. Whitaker.
WIN. Il. Greer.
W. 8. Nesblt.
T.. X. Day.
". g steele.
g.. a. Bremen.
John Carroll.
a. Il. Bcilville.
Martin CLARK.
Ralph Brill.
v. =. Wendle.
A. W Britt.
Geo. y. Locsyor
Andrew Ksrges.
". y. Basar.
". &. Goethe.
Chos. Howard.
W. p Baker.
7. Dcvinantiz.
Herman PrazClli.
J. r.. Howell.
Ch7s Stewart.
class Works
Dave a. Mahoney.
Percy Norton.
Carl Baicr. Jr.
ohns Norton.
]. w. schwanenberger.
Marshall Brownlee.
George schwaneuberFer
Theodore Bauer.
Jos Frledhof
chester Moore.
John schlosecr
Earl Florence.
Henry custer.
vs. Eranau.
Louis &. Gentner.
Henry H. TAPE.
Nick Post
James CART.
Joseph Nau.
Dan Donovan.
Aug Friedhof
IN Company:
D. y Hurgins.
". w. McCasl.n.
VIM. Prayer.
WIN shane.
Eoht shane. ST.
Ernest Mackliu.
vs. o. miller.
o Tasrer.
% y unmuth
y % Park
90 T. Tearardtn.
p ~ Wells
Jas Higelow.
Brooks Johnston.
James y Conner.
D. " Irwin.
Geo D. Anderson.
Thos g. Forsyth,
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FIRST preshyferi1n CHURCH 1901. chap
line street. claude rorf.- Terry MIn-
lister Mons fihIe Cf1Ha a.fs. uIHfr
school aft. Mnruirr worship nd. o..
Theme. '1lr Father Evening Worship
e.. thrmr. rHEIrr Chance" TH.
church and riuhroom Gel 0ren daily from
H wa uuli no ID. m Tho raafar.a -
flee hours Ore from In.r. m uufII
p m. A cordial welcome On given o.
all
The Third PreehyterIan church. Thir-
" .eishth ann Jacob etrr.fa o. y. Icv-
onherner. raafnr.aThr usual rrrrI.aa
viii ha held SABBATH MHr If Ur.4arIr.r
~ 10 40 a. u and ICES D. m g1hnarf
school ~ 0.Hn a. m and Junior rHrIr
tan Endcasor at o.f5 %. m.
Second rreahvterIan church come,
MARKET and TH.uffrfn nfrnrfa. fta.
Thrmna GrIfr koorfr U r ra.fr-.
errvirsr at lo.f5 "a. m. and -.fs o. m..
sahh1fh school at $50 m. Mons ul.
ne CI4ae Nt 2 10 m. 900 men are fn.
viteft Christian Endeav0r rrraffr~ sf
fit r. NJ Prayer meeting WaFresfrry
D m The pastor viii preach
sabbath morning on "Tha Ae~au1rr
Chrirf Luke 90 5f Be- rf. AMI Ill ~.
evening on songs IN the Night" ne
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In the Churches
LUTH1ERAU

Zion Lutheran church ais Market
StFeet. REV. A. l. Benze. pastor. Sunday
DAY after Ascension Day. sunday school
az s:l5 a m. chief service at 1880 a. M.
Nespsrs at $50 y. M This day marks
the 18th anniversary OF the Organiza-
tlon OF Zion church. Special services
in charge Of the minister assisted by
me Rev. O.. A. Bierdeman. ID. OF To-
ledo' o.; The following music Will be
rendered by the surpliced choir under
the direction Of DIT. l.. a. Brookes.
Chief Service.
Anthem. We Raise our Hearts" FOSSIL, '''.
offertory. %Andante scsicn1io. Dr '.a.
Anthem. Holy. Holy. Holy .ic e'nnen'
'''''''''''' - '..... Gounod
Prelude 'cujus Amman from stab
Anthem THE Heavens are Tem isS"''n'
oSsfertory. The storm" 49,. Lem@ ansSa
Postlude. Festival March in G Ma
a. cordial invitation Is e1tend. ar fS Sli
to the especial services.
st. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. lfO9-lfii Chapline 81. Rev. A.
assistant pastor. sunday 9i5 a m.
sunday school and Bible classes English
and German, 1880 a. m. German SER
r.
from Wheeling ana Elm Grove. Tuesday
evening meeting of the Woman's Ms
sionary society. Thursday evening con-
cert Of the Capital University Glee
club This concert has been arranged
under the auspices OF the brotherhood
President otto Mecs H. director OF the
Glee Club and has many friends In our
midst. The club e. also high class and
promises high class concert Tire
concert will be In the Elks auditorium
at =. m.
81 James Evangelical Lutheran Chap
81. Elm Grove. W. Va Rev n l. Steu r.
assistant pastor. $3.50 "a. M. sunday
school and Bible class. 400 a m. reg
ular divine services. Tuesday evening
at 2 o'clock an entertainment viii bo
given by the Luther League. The ad-
mission g. 15c The Luther League na.
made carefm preparation and promises
pleasant evening.
St Matthew Lutheran church. 80
water street. Henwood. West virginia
Rev. Geo. p. Helm pastor. The services
and meetings during the week viii be.
Sunday school and Bible class. 10 90 \.
m. preaching services with public e~-
animation Of the confirmation class. The
public BE- cordially invited 10 worst ip
with ue. Thursday az p. M. concert
Columbus. ohio. 90 the EIkr HAIL on rif-
by the CAPITAL University Glce club 81
tccnth street Tho Glee club Will Be-
under tho direction o. Prof otto Moo
President of Capital University.
-
g. Paris Nv. Lutheran church.
Bridgeport. Main street. Rev otto Wen
or Eyaudi a. o.1o "a. m. Sunday schuoi
and Bible class. Hf 1880 a. m dIvfrs
services. Thursday EVENING ffrtrf4v
party VIII hc given lr The sunday SCHOOL
room hv Mrs Frcd lIcrfier. Mrs Koch
AID Mrs Pred Wagcnhcim Everybody
welcome
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Or. l. u. Wilson.
n. Somehow
Charles Sonneborn
Herbert Somehow
Geo. ". Eckhart.
Geo. ". Fox
William Hankey
Thomas Fox
DIT. W. 2. MeGrail
John o. Schenk
Walker Allen
r. n. Browne
Robert Mcclure
Albert NJ Schenk
ID. a. Mckee
Henry A. Noite
W 9. Gordon
p l. Stone
Dr. A. J. Noome
Or. Gregory Ackermar
Dr. j. r. Caldwell.
Dr. J. A Monroe.
Ambrose Habig.
NJ. GrOnau
Vim. Ellirgham,
Henry schmulbach
b. Hammel.
II. +. LANCE.
John r. Reed.
II. Y. Vance.
Richard Cresap.
W. q. Alexander.
Dr.. r. l.. ArmbrechG
DR.. b. u. Morrison.
II. w. NeimRn.
II. T. Noite.
otto Kalbitzer.
Dr. John w. Meyers.
ID. T. Bowers.
Clyde r. Beall.
4. c. Fctte,
Dr. Ed. NJ. Phillips,
James Craig.
John +. Day.
Henry NJ. Russell.
=. =. Norton.
II. c. Dalzell.
y. w. Peterson.
Robert Hazlett,
Dr. w. L. Megrail.
Edw. Hszlett.
II. r. Jones.
]. N. Walters.
Otto Jaeger.
Vim. Grella.
a. Ruff.
a. r. Hammel.
+. Erlacher,
Anton Frieroff.
Jos. Forsee.
Mike Monroe.
The Undersigned, by
W. II. Abbott.
FREDERICK +. Fiegeo.
Henry Bowman
NJ. Muldren.
j. Eilerman.
r. Lee Bycott.
a l.. Beneke.
W. r. 4. Schafer.
j. w. Kite.
y. =. Douglass.
w. n. Manning.
Edw. l. Westwood.
W. A. carp.
s. a. Klein.
T.. J. Schiller.
Louis c. Purdy.
Cliff Cronin.
Edwin C.Jepson.
&. =. Frieland.
Ross Holmes.
a II. Remington.
Robt. Meek.
A. c. Baraokman.
S. T. Scctt.
G. a. Dancer. Jr-
J y. Riester.
II y. Rose.
Walter Enauss.
G. J.. Windack.
T. D. Starkey.
J D. Holder.
&. r. Buzzard.
Fred Dickinson.
J J Funds.
q W Mnnning.
" O. ui,kcy.
J T. Bishop.
l.. q Mc6ick.
J r Acker.
Employees Of Central
John Yeager.
= Cecil Fee.
Henry Lelner.
Edw j. Schaub
Joseph Yesgcr.
VIM. o. Hen.
Albert Knabc.
Geo. Lyons.
VIM s. Ycarcr.
Joseph Ycarrr.
j. j. Weishar.
Peter Anti.
D. %. Little
Louis Ehrmau.
jos Schwauerbcrror
Leonard Riser.
VIM. g.. Jun.
Frank Nau.
John Nau.
George Wurztachor.
John Darby,
Wheeling {
vs. H Brooks.
j. T.. sha non.
e. Hoecfuer.
o D. Hoffman.
. w smith.
John Doughcrty.
Geo Heff
Jos E Dillon.
John Birefow
Thomas Marsh
Thomas rcnnytacher.
william Peters.
Werner Yeagcr.
D. q BOYD.
VIM chapman
WIN. = Watson
Frank Leiths
Geo Lathe.
Chna J. g0rrrfoff
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A POPULAR PROTEST
Many Citizens Join In Declaration Against
Proposed $64O,0OO Bond Issue---To Be
Voted On Today

a.. May Is, 1915.
itizens OF Wheeling
proposed bond issue
Filtration System.
cial condition. and
~ of Wheeling will
al issue.
Igners below. that n
eeds OF the City Of
hundred thousand
" the Smith Filtra-
{ some system such
Ferry, Moundsville
can be installed for
$4,000.
10 the report made
'ity. and other com
subject.
Dr } p. MArshner.
A. 4. Marshner.
e. Y. seybold.
- r. Joyce.
Harry seybold.
p. e. Cardonls.
" n. Tracey.
Jas. Bycott.
Jacob DetWeiler.
ChAs. Friedrich.
H. q Hoffman,.
Jas. Wagner.
Frank Edele.
Chas. Dunaway.
Simon Wolfe.
r. W. Morrow.
X. Hoge,
w. NJ. Moore.
Harry Chew.
n. A. Richie.
G. 4. scheneriein.
X. c. Ward.
y. G. Stiley.
G. =. Brand.
Frank G. Hoffman.
Il. =. Behrens.
Dr. W. s. Fulton.
Chas McCamic.
Alfred 4. Brady.
Hugh @. Ulium.
n J. Green.
L. Zarnitz.
W. 4. Ray.
G.. q. Smith.
W. y. Nicoll.
Ben s. Baer.
julius Horkheimer.
w. NJ. FRhey.
G. l.. shorts.
VIM. G.. Myers.
Ira Frederick.
Edward Bishop.
Joseph Riley.
VIM. Menkemeller.
Prof. II. Hartman.
". G.. Prichard.
W. h. Kaine.
VIM. Ehrle.
Geo. Bell.
J r. Ziegler.
Al. RoEase.
II. A. Jones.
r. u. Steele.
Harry l. Carcnbauer.
Geo. Hammer,
Chas. s. Stromp.
Harry Wolfe.
Leo Templin.
r. Loanhurst.
Mikel Ziegler.
&. krause.
rise the above:
Geo. Beltz.
Harry McKenna. u.
Chas. Ruehl.
II. y. Jennings.
w. 4. Jennings,
X. NJ. Beck.
Jno. +. Duff.
Lee Hagorman.
Jos. Harris.
Elwood Chamock.
a. Long
Walter G. weitzel,
Howard Thompson.
John Kelly.
Isaac Johnson.
W. r. owen.
Melvin FrigR.
Alva W. Lewis.
+. II. Ruton.
o. r. Barnes.
John Bouiding.
a. s. Evans.
J. /. McGnL
Jacob Dick,
Harry Seaman, =
William &. Jones,
Walter Zimmerman,
Lewis WitsburEer.
Jos. Burkhart
W. IT, Kasley.
Gus Burkhart.
II. IT, Courtney.
VIM. Row.
". W. Rogers.
Dan O'Leary.
Sam Jaconetti.
Geo. l. Harris.
Ihos. Sweeney.
VI. q. BflE,
Louis Weber,
Edward Alderman,
Harry Beitz.
Chas. 81. schaub.
John }. Nowi.
Melvin sightler.
VIM. g. Pobicr.
Harry T.. smith.
Henry Bishop.
John p. Beltz.
Albert Gerdan.
Frank Wilson.
Glenn A. Bischor.
John Hurkcy.
Geo. Mniard.
d. o. Evans.
chaH Wurtzbachsr.
Albert Buskcy
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The First Spiritualist church will
1 l,,l services IN the odd Fellows hall
followed with spirit messaReS REV n;
w. WAY, pastor and psychic Chiidren's
progressive lyceum Will be held in the
Iyceum building at the corner OF Mary
iiand avenue and North Broadway. Il
lahd az 1880 a. m. Daniel J. Gessler
conductor. All are invited
UNITARIAN
U nitartan church. EoI street mar
I.welfth. Service sunday morning al ii
Meadville Pa. Sunday school II the
same hour '"e
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Wheeling. w Va

Wheeling. ". Va. Nav lS, 1915.
kESOLNED, That Is the OF the Wheeling
attaching thernam this that the bond
81 S6iOO for the installation the Smith Filtration system
ls not advisable, of condition
that the best interests Of the people City Wheeling will
be subserved by defeating this proposed bond
RESOLVED, That Is the the sgners
practical filtration system. all the needs
Wheeling can be Installed for hundred
dollars less than the proposed
ton System that the installation
as the Well system in in Martins Ferry Moundsvle
and NarwoOd which confident installed
the City of Wheeling n o exceed $4,000
In support of this belief beg report
by C. C. Smith. competent engineer city
peent engineers who have investigated subject
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United Preshxtsrian.

EANaoy SeElAn.
tlrst Unite Presbyterian church. nd.
ions postonice, Rev. &. H. Robinson
- Pastor-Preaching by the pastor
AZ 1850 a m. and 1880 d. m Rible
classes and Sabbath school at > 80 a m
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ular Sunday services at the War1c'sd
Iresby terian church. Warwood avenue
near IMentl n street. Morning wor-
snlp az 1915, subject. THE Great Rest
1iNer. sunday school at $3.50 a. m. IA
VIII pay you To visit our adult BibIe
{ iasses Christian Endeavor at u. m
ENenlhE preaching at 7.45. The ser
mon viii be the first OF the Jerusalem
series. View From the Mount OF
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81 Andrew church. 17th and roffI
streets, J. Logan Fish. Rector. There
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church
w oodsdale. J. NJ. Potter. Minister Ser
ing subject: "a Mothers Sacrifice In
me evening Major John Richards cf
flttsburgh. Pa. will speak on the work
OF me salvation Army lie T. a speaker
or eloquence andpower SUNDAY scbooi
and Adult Bible classes az $40 a M
young Peoples meeting at 6.45 D. m.
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choir will sing the following music:
MORNING SERVICE
Anthem-"Jesus Savior OF my Soul"
-. -. .......... Rubenstein
worship IN Offering-"My Faith Looks
Up TO Thee ....... Schnecke-
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem-"O Praise God in His Holt
VI, ness -. Buck
worship in offering-"The Mellow
I've IL ending ......... Holden
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Arthur J Rosbuck
jos Neidc
ka rrar Alplanalp.
August q Noita.
John Koran.
q ter Yost
Frc1 Knuth.
Ernest Noite
Paul shane.
Pred Rlebc.
E Thomas
W a. Kramhau.
ID E straiEht
John Cardona
VIM Tape
p Bell
No. Bell
J shane.
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servants quarters from the nervous pull on the bell rope of the old nurse in the library And shortly afterward Hasar could rear the nurse was joined by old Ned, the colore1 but Ter.
 Just at this instant Dr. Lee drove up out side, and soon the great knocker on the iron. door was clamoring it's iron summons through the house. The two old servants rushed to the door and broke the news of the tragedy to the friend of the dead man. Hagar stole unseen down the staircase and into the library once more. There cloakel and hooded, stood the little girl wlimpering |" Wake up, daddy, and kiss mel" Hagar paused An eye for ali eye!" she nut tered. Then. lifting the little girl in her arms. and stifing her cries of fear and alarm,
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Q great effort, she parted the smoldcrins thongs. To release herself from the strait jacket, now her arms were free, was but the work of few moments.
 Mounting the table, she drew up the oaken stool and with it's sturdy legs she pried the bars from their cemented sockets The ground was only some ten feet below. Sine held to the ledge of the window a moment and then dropped. She struck the earth with out injury and made off in the darkness, free woman.
 On this very night Col. Stanley had sent for the doctor to take away the little girl.
 At Stanley han the old nurse was prcpar- ing little Esther for the night journey. Tn his library Col. Stanley gazed in the lamp light at the diamond from the sky" and
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she watched still more uttentively and with such a hunsering heart the little boy upon his pony by the colonel, that she was not aware of the presence of the judge until his strong hand grasped her wrist and his harsh voice hsseI in her ear, "Why do you spy upon them:' To the startled Hagar the cruel face of the judge was the face of well remembered enemy. Her account of justice and retribu- tion with Col Stanley was between tlem alone. She would have no confidence ill or dealing with Judge Stanley For she knew instinctyely that if he hated the colonel he equally hated and was prepared to harm the colonePs supposed son, her child
 She did not struggle attempt to free herself from the grasp of the judge. But as the colonel, with the little boy, rode
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 A bitter feud exists between Col Ar-hur stanley and his cousin. Judge Lamar Stanley. wealthy Virginia aristocrats The feud has been ensendered in family jealousy for the possession of an heirloom known as 60 the d,a- mond from the sky" found by a noble 1d- Nenturer ancestor in fallen meteor. The feud IS further augmeute ed by the fact that the death Of a noble kinsman in England makes tie first born male If the elder branch or The Virginia Stanleys heir 10 the Stanley earldom in WarNiciIshire. as well as pos sessor Of ' the diamond from the sky JuGgs Lamar Stanley has a son. the prcsunptIve h. IT 10 ooth these coveted honors- But a child ebout 10 be born to the fair young wife of Col stanley When this child IS born and proves tc De a girl and its mother dies. Col. Stanley m CAaS'in and disappointment, and aided by inc doctor and the nurse. btfys a new born e|psy male child from is unnatural and money Sr--dy father In dosng Col. Stanley and those assisting him to cheat his enemy cousins ambitious hopes have believed the gypsy mother has consented to the secret transac- ton. But Hagar. the mot her. finds her way to Stanley Hall tO dCuoCnce her greedy and brutal husband and secure again her beloved first born She arrives just ss the suppostitioUs heir IS ~eing verified according to the Stanley custom by the English lawyer representing inc Earl If Stanley and Judge Lamar stanley. me colonels enemy and father of the boS vino is thus being deprived of title and % the olsmcnd from the sky
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from thc grave toward the gate she slipped down beside the judge and hid with him from the observation ol the oncomers, as though she were an accomplice of the colonel's enemy.
 Neither would she speak in answer to the judges rapid fire of questions when the colonel and little Arthur had passed out of sight She affected sullcn dumhness. And when the judge hailed a passing stoelily hnilt man driving blackboard, the constable of the district. and gave her in charge as wandering mad woman, Hagar would speak no word.
 That night, with gross disregard of legal procedure. the judge, alone in his courtroom with lis creature the constable, committed the silent gypsy woman to the county mad house, with instructions to those in charge, through thc constable that when the seem ingy sullcn, insane woman spoke or was ready to speak, he should be sent for.
 \ frenzy of fear and rage overcame her and she screamed and struggled. The matroa and burly warder overpowercd her with diff fculty, placed her in a strait-jacket and threw her upon the cot in the cell and locked the changing door and left her.
 4 wild idea suddenly seized Hagar She staggered to her feet and gazed around. Above her cot, some eight feet from the floor of the coil, q small barred window. HaGar listened for a moment at the iron barred, heavy oaken door. Then she backed toward the table and pressed the lacings that held the sleeves of the strait-jacket against the flame of the candle. The leather thongs in the eyelets at the back of tho strait jacket smoked and burned. Then, with