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NATIONAL DIRECTORS.

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John e. Healey. Delaware.
Thomas J. Mathews, Rhode Island.
Ed. R. Hayes, New Jersey.
James Clancy. Michigan.
Ayles =. MCFARLAND New York.
,sIATE oEF!cERs-MINNEsorA.
st. Paul. >~s''
Vice President-A. J. Powers, Duluth.
s State secretary.P: J. o'Donneli. $500
Treasurer@John Sheeky, MontRomerv.
,,,; state chaplain-Rev. p. ]. Fex, James.
President Of Insurance FUND.-. J.
:. Secretary Of insurance Thomas WEIGH.
State treasurer Insurance - John
s1 ssats Med dinsao piseetor-pr o.con.
Vi Dir eel e Of Insurance Fund - John
Moran. Minneapolis: e. J. McManus, st.
ut fssmT PsSi f Mh'nnsapc %:,c5
"H S.,;sn.i pss.a.s. ~: 4 H.; Q T.
Jolly. Pawtaesst. r. l. mr. A"'n Ryan
National Vice President-Miss b. A.
Mahoney, Calumet. Mich.
-, Nssi sG.! secrets; sy Adelia Chris
Connolly. Syracuse. N. r.
STATE oFFicERs-L. A. A. o. II.
President - Mrs. Mary b. Daley, 1906
Central Ave-. Minneapolis.
Vice Presidsnt-1fiss May 4. Hammill.
Duluth.
Secretary - Ella c. Heating. ll7 Pleas
ant Ave-, 81. Paul.
Treasurer - Mss Mary Coogan, EbEi.
bault
Board q Dirsetoes-Nasy n. Sullivan.
Duluth: @lsa co0roy. q fAal: Mary J.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY

,s Sssoq 91.y President. Miss Mary Boylan.
>, Division ~: !: Minneapolis-pres.. Mr..
Wi VICE P @s.v'n M1;. 7o1 Wniyersty Ave u. D.:
!s1 31 bus Ave: Rec. secy., Mrs. N. 4. isns.
~ 18th Ave: NJ; Fin. secy., Mrs.. Ksth'
R Sssy' g S2s H PE1Ssmopt; Mrs Clara
Rose Valley. ss5 Andrus BLDG. Meatin1:
are q held on second and fourth Mondsy
~ "ontn IN A. q. U. w. hall, So. 7th ST.
Nd Division Ne; .. Minneapolis Pres.
x xns Rres;, Mrs. Mary Kauth, 1es ISL
Az n a.; l. ms sesy:. Miss Mary Garvsy,
4is 9Th Ave; n r.; Fin. Sec. Ms. Beid.st
lay. 2ls2 Grand st. n. g.; ins. Sec. III
H:r Taess s1M'l I. 7ss Washinr 81 u.
Ave n T.; Msd n' H1em }nstF.ss !1s 81
anthony Al fo1y Bank Bldg: Meetines are hs,S
IN Irst ~! ana third Mondays Of month n
Es = s5s Rs2ggst z7s
HSe r. rec s'n see M h,Ss Roai A1ldrsS
EE Evan, 45o AZ 81 IN kssSsr n:
LIE 7MFs sSster Ave- isi 81 {s
B ES1s 18th St; N; sentinel. Mrs. Mar1
hed rst P an99 Ultra AZ Meet
g Thind month month: Hall. Plymouth s and
Division No. 4. Minneapol,.-pr., NJ.
Mrs. Nellie McGouKh.A y ssss Fl niSs Pre-:
Ave- S. SEC F Siee, N. Mr. M Mary Troy 100 isth
Bryant. st1s crard AZ Ave. s g Mr.: Anna
B. f.. M; Walsh. clio 18th . ve s r. Mt M
M MxamSs;: Dr. Barber. syndicets Blk: 81:
Meetings are held on first and tSiS; ra Wsd
npe1 sdsy Of month in Macc se T Se9i
bloomington and Franklin. n~u'
ga Ray'i Ma,s NO. 81 s Mar
nhre"s Mary Gleason. 2So7 Emerson Enc: I; x x,cs
H Ans M; Fin: Sec. Maria Jordan. i i7is
SSIisn ssss a,ra ns A sss' M K.: 4ss!a
Martha Griffin, 500 6th Ave. q. III
ana Snam aS+h DR.: J: 2: Flynn. corner Bryant
and third rhn eetainss a. are held on the nr.t
Han. corner 4th ST. and 2oth y. Av nen ~ ~
Nary y's y w No; Z Mr..
Msds9a s. re- &c., ns %ss M iss.
n Nj r. Mr F.! Massaret Moran. eos 37th Ave.
sra Ave n. r.: r Mass MMar ryy iEwin. 90
55urns: s16 9Th Ave. N. r.. MAJ FIFTY us
nr N: F: Mcguire. isss c Sent f4 ~.
AZ Me ~ are held on first Wednesda1 e
Centrni io I'LL IN l. O. o. +. Hall, 32nd s1G
RAMSEY COUNTY.
ee COUNTY President, Mrs. Ellen conr.v
90 e"o St. GAR St.; Vice Pres. Mai IohanHs
GSaIok, " T. Eleventh ST.; Rec. sec'. Nj
MAJ sar IRE Scott. AZ Central Ave: Treaa..
Meetinss f held = Gtarsy. sos W. Central Ave:
Franklin SITS. AA"" ka@n' ftn eAa
WAsECA COUNTY,
Ei Ri,yision No. l.. Observation-Disclosures.
Sec, Mary Dalton; Treas. Ami R,,t 800
Division No. 2, ST. PaulNPres' mii:.:
beth beth Moynaush, 70 Atwater e.: Eve We
st Fes'' Margaret Roach. sos st. Albans
f.itchtNsssec Sec. Margaret Clarke, I07
lole Albemarle st.; ms. Sec. MAJ ~ r..
Ian. s23 Edmund ST.: Treas MI W.T. ~
ner. b2S Virginia Ave-; Med. Exam. ~
T;Wen Mckeon. 607 Lowry Blde. Met.
n ,mss are held on second and fourth WsS-
a.IS 3eys OF month In HberIa0 Haii A.
Jo SR,xinion ne Me :: Ct. P.ul-Rres.. Miss
Ser ser. Mar Nary Kenny. .7o1 b. ith st.; Re-:
Sbir Ms t.' Elisabeth McNaliy, sos MACK
Menus lts Carol Ave; Ts..s poi Hrs n 1s.
Eeret casby. SO John 81: Ma Hr.1
, Are held @ arst ana third Thursd SS -
away" In a1esfnian Han at >. q,
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HENNEP1N COUNTY.

II: 1ivi ,aon No. 1-President. p: v. o.Don-
n 9e. S69o LonsfelloM Ave-; Vice Pres.
a.; MeasS :i; g; lag; sSsh AZ Aye 81 Treas
Tho. oNeili. s4ss iith Ave. s.; Fin. s Sec.
W; =; Casey. 2ss Fremont Ave. n. '
Mason, is 18th Ave. N y'i =: F Rsc s sse
Frank Bulger; Fin. Sec, Frank q. Mon.
aRn s''2; III sS1. 18th it, Aye 81 Ing Sec. Jas
Beyans: ISIS Chicago Ave.
F K'.oa als st, 9Th A AZ n vixe.Pres. John
Ha s1s ' Isl AZ sts g. Fl Rf Fin ss si
y. E.; Treas. Michael Lydon, 4O7 It'll St.
y: Division No: 4--President. John Menal.
s 4: Moahass IA, AZ FL NJ Vice
Sec. Edw. Delaney. 1900 james Ave. n:
Fin. Sec. p. Kinnane, 202i james Az
Treas! ser Tho: hM1ss 5s9i Lya qf4 e. AZ
1i P5ydsiGR ,i No. So RFss,!asns T. F. Dorsey
Route ss Me- r. RS,Hn III Minsen ans.
Gleason, Linden Hiiis. Route 'i NO. ee; Mn Mn:
neapolis; Fin. Sec., Jas. Ryan. iinden
Htlls. Route No. 2. Minneapoiis: Treas,
F. G,. 7: Delaney. Linden Hills. Route No. l.
m1 Piy'sie b. Ne ,:.s s1ipre.,sent P I Cum
J. Roscoe, 81 Nicollet Ave; Sec, Leon.
f ssegda2 zig sks Ge sa.s Ays Fin Sec
g. ~ Cummings. 272o 18th Ave. 8.
Division No. President. s. Il. Shan.
n ppn: 4 80. uHn9i Ity Ave N. p: Vice
Per F ha' s Me11rke; e eee &c., Thos Pep
Cullen. i1i7 Harmon sfPfi Place. i Irsas &c., :. F.
M; Brownrigg, 81 18th Ave. N,
Division No. @President, M. G. o'Don-
Dr. Dr. F Sos security 1 r Bank Blds Vice Pres
ms M. Sec. J; G. sheehan. .s24 Hennepin
IN, ne Ave-: Treas. J. c. McMahon. ia
cormick: Hopkins, Mimi; Vice Pres e: M M
Quinn, Hopkins. MIMI, r. R. No. /; Rec.
s R. r. T No. !! nTsss5 B Hopkins. MINI
Treas; Thos. McGannon, Hopkins, MINI.
~ Di sas e.. No; 1o-Pre.,dent, F. D. Deem
Fin. Sec. John Moran. sos eth Ave. n.
F.; Rec. Sec., T. F. Lynch. 1925 2efi, ivs
y: F.; Treas. John Gormiey, 2727 Tayior
LIE sUEUR COUNTY.
Sou! County President. Jacob eish. L.
Division No. 3. Montsomery-pres. G.
.: MCCARTHY: Vice Pres. H. F. Cassidy;
H Han sec; IN! Ed az clar1in Fin sse. 4
J: Keohen: Med. Examiner, Dr.. James
day Of month in Catholic School Han.
MURRAY COUNTY.
Division No. 3, currie-Pres.. M r
Ks .a Vice Pres, Mlle. Torm;ey =: Rec C.
sss + Trea, caSH os Fin Sec &C. Cor
German: Chaplain. Rev. chas' Sc Ga =; - =.
naugh: Med. Examiner, DR.. W. II. Patter.
son; Meetings held the third Saturday q
MOBILES COUNTY
County President, Thos. Burke, Els.
r!yi.ion No. I. Ellsworth-pres., Mich.
Gel Helloran; Vice Pres. Thos. ]. Pagan;
In. Secs s5s ams; snrk s:' r 5ss1
] Thos. Sweeney: Med. Examiner e1 Is.
cress. Meetings are held on second Wed.
nesday Of each month in the church. al
|, RAMSEY COUNTY.
xfs!?s s1 i. g e.. e' ST. 1:: F sssn
John W. Ryan. 800 Blair st.; Rec. Sec
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles St.: Fin. Sec
r. J. Connolly, 1ss ". It'll St.: ms. Sec.
~: =: Corcoran. g Union Block: Treas
Martin J. Lee. los Summit Ave.: Mad
Examiner. Or. c. q. Perry, Sie Low
Bldg. Meetings are held on second an
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibernian
Hall, at 3 p. m.
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.
st. Louis county County prssidsnt
John eimono, I'll Meth 18th Avooue
Dtvialon No. I, Duluth -PeaaaAaat.
WlMaA j. Aus1iaA. 60 Dase ID "A:
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DAKOTA COUNTY

County President. T. p. Moran. Fast.
ings, MINI. A1~'s-
Division No. I. HastinEs-Dlv. Pres.
4 S,. J. Bsrrett, Hsstin9.: MINI: vice
Rec. Sec. Thos. 8. Ryan, HastinEs. MINI. !:
FIN. Sec. d. 0'Brien, HastinEs. Min. !:
dn1. Sec. NJ. O'Brien Hastings. Minn. !:
Treas; John Kane. Medical Examiners.
second ana fourth Thursdays Of month
In A. O. u. w. Hall
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WAR LlTANY.

Inc following Lltany was written by
Sarah Brownson Teeney, daughter of
DR.. Brownson, after the loss of her
brother in the Civil War. The Litany
was written in her Ursuline Manual,
and is as follows:
And when those who survive shall
take up the dead, may they be found
facing the foe" as soldiers love to die,
and may no stain Of cowardice sully
their name, and, when those who loved
shall hear of their loss-have mercy on
them, o Lord.
In that first shock of grief uphold
them by Thy grace, let them be re-
signed to Thy will which has bereft
them. Give them just pride in those
they loved, and when memory presses
their loss hard upon them-have mercy
on them, o Lord
For the sake of those who have al
ready given their lives for US, for those
whose bones now whiten many a bat
tlefield-give us peace, o Lord.
For those who now are battling with
death and growing weaker and weaker
in the conflict-give US peace, o Lord.
For those who are suffering in
crowded hospitals, who have lost so
much in fighting for peace-give us
peace, o Lord.
For those who look today for the
last time on the sweet blue sky, and
hear the music Of the gentle spring
time for the last time-give us peace,
O Lord.
For the tears, the broken hearts, the
crushed spirits, the lost hopes, the life
long misery this war has caused-give
us peace, o Lord.
For the eyes that today grow dim,
for the life that must know no smile
for weary years-give us peace, O
Lord.
For the innumerable prayers that
are daily lifted to Thee in North and
South-give us peace, o Lord.
For the sake of Thy Son, who came
down upon earth as the prince of peace,
do Thou Who are not delighted in our
being lost" hear US and cleanse the
nation from its great sin, teach it to
place its trust in Thee alone, purify
1t as gold is purified by fire; lead our
armies to victory, dry the tears of
those who weep-bless the soldiers,
bring them speedily to us and-give
US peace, o Lord.
May the dear and great Almighty,
the most sweet and Adorable Lord
Jesus, and the Holy Spirit, grant us
peace-Amen.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
State OF Minnesota, County Of Henne.
pin: District Court, Fourth Judicial
- Isabella Mcconnell, Plaintiff, vs.. O.
Il. Anderson. Eva Aarons, Belle A. Hail.
Amasa Wools0n. William Monsen, and
Margaret ]. Monsoon, Mary M. johnson,
Anna 8. Reynolds, Zebulon Ingersoll,
John Clark, and Letitia Clark, and also
all other persons unknown claiming
any right. title, interest or lien in OF
upon the real estate described in the
complaint herein, Defendants.
state of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendants:
You are summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff
In the above entitled action which said
complaint is on file in the office Of the
clerk Of said District CoArt in the
City of Minneapolis. said County and
state, and to serve copy Of your an
swer upon the subscriber at his office
IN the City of Shakopee, Scott County.
Minnesota, within twenty days from
the, service of this summons upon you
exclusive of the day Of such service
and If you fail to answer said COM
plant within the time aforesaid plain
tin in this action will apply to the
court for the reelief demanded in said
complaint.
JOS. J. MORIARTY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
ShakOpee Minnesota
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NATIONAL oFFicERs.
phia. Pa. <n1isoeI"
Vice Presidsnt-Patrick f. c.nno,
Treasurer-N. W. Delaney. Illinois.
Secretary-Philip J. Sullivan, Conneoti.
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Judge of the Probate Court
PAUL N. CAssERLY. Atty.
Notice Of Ii. Pendens.

Notice is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in said court by
the above named plaintiff against the
above named defendant on the 7th day
Of April. 1915. for the purpose Of de-
termining the right and interest Of
described in the complaint in said ac-
ton and for the order, judgment and
decree of said court vesting in said
plaintiff the absolute title In fee in
and to said real estate. which said real
estate is located and lying and being
In the County Of Hennepin and State
to-wit: The east one-half Of the south
east quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of the southwest quarter except road
Dated at Shakopee, Minnesota. this
31st dav of March, 1915.
]. ]. MORIARTY,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Shakopee, Minnesota.
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DIVISION OFFICERS A. O. A.-T,ME
AND PLACE OF MEETING,
AN0ESA r0TYNTv

County President. John P. Coleman,
Division No. /, Anoka-Pres.. William
I. Ward: Vice Pres. John L. Green:
James McArdle; Ins. Sec, James No
Ardle; Treas. John Ward; Med. Exam
liners. J. H. Frank and A. T. Caine.
month In Woodman Hall at 3 p. m.
BIG STONE COUNTY.
County President M. ]. Mcdonnell,
Division No. j. Graceville-Pre., An.
drew 3. Shea; Vice Pres. j. p. Trainor;
Rec. Sec. Jeremiah Scanlon; Fin, Sec.
e. z. Ginnaty; Ins. Sec. G. r. Ginnaty:
Ireas:. John W. Ginnaty: Med. Examin.
or. Dr. 3. NJ. Randall. Meetings held
On On. arst Sunday and third Thursday ct
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vice Fresioent. John Se4Moos lvJA
Recording Secretary. ". j. Lynot. III
e Es't ~! srd g, e.; st Tri %.as. 1gc
3. W. Fahey. ~ New Jersey ha19
wedns:d.ys .t est c.t g III hi. are ssosse
Avenue West and Fourth Street.
Division No. 4, West Duluth.
John E.. Cullen, president: John
Graw. treasurer; j. w. Boutwell,, col
57th avenue West. recording secretary;
Jas; tGo nm financial and Insurance
liner.
SCOTT COUNTY.
County President. F. J. Leonard, Jsr.
Division No. 1, Belle Plaine-Pres., Dr..
ioh T. M Ms9l!oney. Belle Plaine; yies Pres..
John 3; stearns. Belle Piains; Ffa. Sea- SEQ.
James Il: stratton. Belle Plaine: Ins. SEQ.
john s1 c,s sfIrsttSn Belle Plaine: Treas.
Moioney Mestin1s u are h sid sn f Rr; E s,s
day Of month in Fraternity hali. at III
STEVENS COUNTY.
IT. County President. N. Mahoney. Nor.
R;S,:'s ao1 NJ 1de s.s: Fan
gerald Norris: Fla. ss ss T. aoe g a! 5ts.
men h MSrriSi ins Sec; Thos. 3. Iocs1-
z. Fitzgerald. Sick committee. ION SIC
sunds e 81 *: 1 manth Rms Asstips. dFsi
STEELE COUNTY.
County County PPrssident. George G. Toh.r,
8 D1yisiea s.: i, ow.tenn.-pr... job,
Rec sfsas se; yiis fn5 s;s,.5! Tens. &c aqiaa;
John Hogan; Med. Exam, q. q. Va.
neSdsy 81 %fesa oSeS are r eeld on 5st We!
p. m. - s's'
SWIFT COUNTY.
c, eoSnsy Pre''dsns-D. F. McD.rm.<e.
M Dl Ksn%a: W. X,e. !, c!ontsFf7Pse. WA
Lee S SsS;: Andrew KavanauEh: Fin: ses.
Treas. John ao.son. ST.: Med. 'TT 9sm::
Or: 0. Dagnault. Benson, MINI. NOT.
iin IN are x held on nrst sunday Of month
County president. N. J. Ryan, So \
-, p1iyasiqa No: ,lGGPres;. J: A. nea1lll.n.
rs sos ~ 31di M..t A e Bee Sec. Joha 1uas
f f.Ynct WfeS1nain ~ 81: Ina. See. \ ].
Ryan. SeS =: King ST.: Med. Exam. 81:
Lester. 49s Winona st. Meetings are held
on second and fourth Thursdays Of montS
In st. Thomas hall. '"'S~ss
WAsEcA COUNTY.
County President. ]. P. coukhlin. Wa.
- Division No. I. waseca-Pre,id.nt.
HHiSnnsi b Lambert: Vice Pres. John =:
Lilly. '' D. d
Division No. 2. Janesville-Pre,id.,e.
FAN .n sullivan NV Vice Pres; 7. Foley:
Sec.. ]. Dalton: Treas, James McRriSS
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CROW WING COUNTY.

~ County President. VIM. Barron. IA
Fourth Ave. Brainerd. MINI.
r, Diyis1on No: l: Brainerd = President.
Pres. II. H. McCanrey, Els N. Srd 81:
Zee. sec.. J. J. Nolan, elS II. Sth st.:
Inn Inn s sss.' :. :. Brady. s1e n. !th s.:
Treas, B. G. McNamsra. 7os Ianrsi a.:
Med. Examiner. Dr.. +. A. Bennett. CHI.
sens state Bank Bldg. MeetinGs are held
on second ana fourth Tuesdays Of month
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BIG STONE COUNTY.
BLUE EARTH.

County President. ]. McGrath. Mad.
G Lake; County Vice President. Daniel
Coughln. Mankato: County Secretary. ".
Srer. Michael o'Brien. Manksto; County
sergeant. d. A. Sullivan, Madison I1kS:
sentinel sent John Mccall, Mankato. and
Division No. /. Mankato - President.
Michael O'Brien, Carol ST.: vice FRI.
az nan; p, couEhlan; Rec: Sec. !; 8: Jordan.
ms. Sec. John Mccall; Treas. y. hi
Coughlan. Meet in K. G. hall, second and
fourth Sundays Of month at p. M.
Division No: 3. Madison Lake-Prssi.
Pres.. u. A. Sullivan, Madison Lake: Rec.
Sec. ". A: Lyons. Madison Lake; Fin.
SSec.' E: J. McGrath. Madison Lake: Ins.
Treas John Mcnamara, Eagle lake:
MED; Examiner. DR.. F1rkina, MeetinSs
are neld on second and fourth Sundays 81
. Tnsn In Woodman's hall, Madison
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STEVENS COUNTY.
STEELE COUNTY.

County County President. George c. Tohsr.
8. D S1'ae: g. S. %, Job.
Rae. Sec, j. q. Malone: FL. sse S.a1'
M4 as 1ns. Sec. J: 3. Malone; Tr:ea..
yonn Hogan; Med. Exam, q. q. Iors.
nouse: Meetinge are held on frat MI.
p. m. - Wv
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SWIFT COUNTY.

Clontarf s''"sss'
" Division Ne l. clont.rf-Pres., WIN.
Rec. Sec. Andrew Kavanauxh: rs. ses'
Leo O'Neil; Ins. Sec, N. 3, ConioSnS:
npreas;. John Gosson. ST.: Med. Nxan..
in:. ~ a.! Dsensult. Benson, MINI. Meet
In A. o. H. Hail, - Assase
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w1NoNA COUNTY.
wAsEcA COUNTY.

County President, ]. P. Coukhlin. VA.
-, Division No. I. waseca -Pre,idsnt.
Mescnae! Lambert; Vice Pres. John J..
seG.. Charles McLoone: Treas. b. 81.
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Division No. 4. West Duluth

John E. Cullen, president; John
Keenan,, vice president; p. ii. Nc
Graw. treasurer, j. w. Boutwell,. sol
9th avenue West. recording secretary;
secretary; DR.. Payette, medical exam-
irer.
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RAMSEY COUNTY.

Division No. !: 81, PaulEPres.. John
John ". Ryan. 800 Blair st.; Rec, SEC ec.
Thos. Donahue. 40 Charles St.; Fin. Sec
r. J; Connolly. 1ss y. It'll St.: ms: Sec.
Martin J. Lee, los Summit Ave: MAI
Examiner. DR.. c. q. Perry, SiS LoWrv
Bldg: Meetings are held on second ana
fourth Mondays Of month In Hibernian
Hall. at p. IA.
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Division No. :. Observation-Disclosures.
lanes Sullivan; Vice Pres, 7. Foisy:
Elm. ana ms. Sec, ]. NJ. Byron: Rea
sec.s ). Dalton: Treas, James McBride
Arizona republican., 1915-10-07

uro, the neck oc ti4;s bo!d. handsome woman.
 Let him be t;:e righ.ful le'r of stanley, Impoverished hy his own ?f od Rality and a fugitive from justice ir virginia, or let h.-n De John Powell, the Goide1 Man." as he was known ,n Caiifornia-ia eitber case Vivian Na1ston will haze enmeshed him. eve-. a s s..c has ermeshcd his desperate kins- man. E!a:r Stcatey. Which of these two got the diamond it raattered not to her now. Vivian felt convinced the great gem would come to her from the hands or either of them. If it came rightrully heritage to either she would have it. If it were to be bouc-ht for money. John Powell" had the means 60 buy it for her. She had done well. she thoug ght. to take the path of peril to find tn,- diamond by throwing herself in the arr,s of Arthur Stanley, alias John Powell.
 So Vivian sighed with vague content Tt. and c.unS, seemingly semi-uncon- scioGs. ,v Arthur they were hauled into lac lifeboLt: and when she was borne up t.. compa1iuaway and into the handsomely furnished catin oS the yachts owner who had rcScuru her she could have laughed alo,id for shee5 joy at the success of her wId plan.
 In tte mine the path of peril is dark and frarsome tc the ttlnlG girl who is driven over it pursued by the desperate men who will stop at ncthiut; they prevent her reGchin. Arthur Stantey with the Stanley document that they believe she carries with her. The operation of a mine electric mo- tor is s'-n; 'e enough. but when if balSs in the inexperienced hords of Ouabba then in deed the dangers of this path of peril grow manifold.
 Me don't know what's the matter with hirl all the time now. Miss Esther" whim- pcrs Ouabba- Some wire loose, maybe? Eh; what you think?"
 We are far ahead of them" says Esther #1A aAtf, xa~E1f only do this well they will not overtake us It seems to We have gone miles and miles through this dreadful darkness. The driver of the stage told me about these mines This is the main tunnel he told about know. It goes straight through
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only by the name that he known by as oil magnate and owner of these newly ac- quired mines. She said that he was a friend relative. and that for reasons she was unable to solve the desperate men who had tracked her were evidently desirous she should not meet up with him.
 He is a fine young man, MT. John Powell is, my dear" said the kindly wife of the mine boss I will take good of you and in the morning my husband will have one of the boys drive you to the railroad station. MT. Powell has gone to Santa Bar bara. They say he has bought a beautiful yacht which is there to meet him. He will protect you and take care of you. I know, and you know. As for those rascals you got away from. it is fourteen rough miles across the mountain trail from the north portal or the tunnel If they escaped with their lives they will hardly make their way over the mountains tonight"
 If they come this way I promise them a warm reception" remarked the mine boss grimly. " The boys are just naturally pin ing to get hold of those two fellows. There will be work for the coroner if the boys catch them. And the coroner had better bring in a verdict of frozen to death,' too."
 The moon shone on the waters of Santa Barbara bay. It shone down upon the broad white deck of a great yacht that moved ma jestically across the waters Beneath the moon the sensuous strains of a love song chanted in a minor key arose. In snowy white, with flower garlands their breasts, a Hawaiian orchestra played "The Love Song of the Sky Flowers" It is ductively sweet in the vernacular. In Eng fish it may be sung:
 " Beloved, the stars sky flowers in the
 nighti
 The flowers ground stars. dear. by
 day.
 And III the air is soft for your delight;
 Then let love, sweet heart, while yet
 we may"
 Beneath the moon, chaplet of flowers in her hair clinging white gown of Gre elan simplicity setting off her languorous beauty, reclines Vivian Marston. Near her is Arthur Stanley. enthralled, enraptured
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tered mass and hardly had Vivian spraag into the water with a scream than Arthur dove overheard There was a hurried rush to the starboard rail, the quick command Of the sailing master, the hurried lowering of boat the casting over of life preserv- CTS, while other daring members ~of the crew plunged hcaclcag into the to aid the gallant young owner. " John Powell in his rescue of the reckless young woman who. through fooiharGy daring, had at tempted to cross the how of the swift yacht in her tiny saiiboat.
 Arthur in his excitement did not notice the fair face of the woman he had plunged overheard to save WIS a somewhat familiar one-the face of t;le y;vaciors Vivian Mars ton. In fact. untH new. Arthur's encounters with Viviar had left but the slightest !rn- pression upon h4m. ETen when he mad irsS beheld her et the hsli in Richmond with tn> diamond from :he sky blazing Ur0H her breast he ha9 no thought for her sava wonder hN what strange and r'yst erious manner the great jewe! he had left in the pawnshor the day before nsG cone to gloam