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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-28

Of any mysterious heat ray. An infer.
nal machine had been hidden In the
engine room. In the starboard bunkers.
md had blown great hole through
the plates. II was quite evident that
the strikers had taken advantage of
the confusion. After this nothing more
was heard of the heat ruy. And 10y
and by the public forgot. as II always
does. and turned once more TO the
ever increasing war bulletins.
Uncle. what do you think OF this
new ray tulky'' asked Xudori one even
ing. after reading some editorial con,
meDt upon the half forgotten subject
which had not. however been forgot
ten In the least by her. Gould there
be such thingr'
MY dear child. In these days nothing
Ii impossible. They fly In the air: they
swim under water: they speak from
ship to ship without any visible means
A ray to penetrate steel under water L.
not only possible. but probable. II
wager that n hundred men across til,
world are trying Ia accomplish this
And evidently one man has accom-
plished It,"
Evidently" agreed IlnSSnm All.
But why should he blow up ships H.
our own harbor! Why should he deal
death without just cnuseI
"Ah, these men OF true science. What
Is the death of n man ar two compared
to the achievement; | dare say tia
this man could not resist the impuis,
to try his Internal ray upon the living
All scientists are cyclists. Why dom
you dig into It: There's internationa
fame for any one who solves this"
what. Pit my forces against tn,
whole Of the secret servicer'
Yes, but you have faculties that MOI
every human being has. And thei
you've something that not even have.
"And what is thatf"
Luck"
Then you think I am lucky instead
Of skillfulT'
Both. my child. In an extraordlnar,
degree. No one knows that better thar
l." with smile which she did not se,
nor would have understood II she had
Hassam All rose His fingers wer,
itching to fondle his gold.
Zudora remained In the mystic room
and reread letter she had receive,
from Storm that day. The poor DO.
had lost his only photograph OF he
and desired new one. Well. h
should have It and Just as soon as sh
could have 1t taken. She sat down be
fore the crystal globe. So her uncl
thought she was not only skillful. bu
lucky? Was he regretting his bargain
She stared into the globe. and pres
emily strange fantasy appeared In II
clear depths. She saw herself stand
ing upon the crest of II hill. In silhou
cite against the setting sun, garbed 4
flowing white. Presently she was joir
ed by another Zudora. dressed In blacl
Then the two shapes came slowly dow
the hill In separate paths. and at tn
end Of each path stood somber Has
sam Ali. The white Zudora. when sh
reached Hassam ALI, threw her arm
around his neck and kissed him. TIL
black Zudora repealed the seer. he
face expressing doubt and suspicion
The forms faded and disappeared. "
dora rose. troubled In mind. She doub
ed her uncle. There was no use 1
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-28

ment was of absolute contentment,
and yet in his minds eye he saw the
mine. this girls father struggling for
breath and life. He saw the will
which made her one OF the greatest
heiresses In America. He saw his own
sinister ends accomplished. And oil
the while Zudora believed that Some
happy recollections had served to give
that face Its benign appearance.
Uncle"
He lowered his pipe as II he had not
been conscious Of her presence.
what IL IT."
"Do Won know ~ any unusual pho
tographer? | mean genius Of his
kind. something out Of the way"
Hum. Let me zee. There used &c
he n chap in Third street who hnt
some new tricks. believe that thes,
were too expensive for the genera
public. Resides. he was one ~ thos,
crnnks who slave for nm iden and tc
whom money n nothing. I've got the
name somewhere. When come acros.
II I'll let you know"
lie gave the name TO her the mex
morning aud Immediately left tn,
house. lie had nm idea. Tie was al
ways having ideas. About hnlr after
. he arrived downtown. stopped he
fore building. went into the corridor
and seal ,hed, the wall directory. IL,
found Ful Green, the eccentric Pho
tographer, On the twelfth floor. II,
was about to seek the elevator whei
another nnme caught his attention.
He" he murmured And hac
forgotten all about the man. Well. tn,
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two fortunes and twenty years Of la
Dor to conceive. They could do what
they wished with him.
That night, unknown to Zudora,
Hassam All had visitor. a visitor
who was cold and marderous In his
wrath.
"You have despoied me OF my Ia
bcrs!'
"lndeedT" said Hassam All.
You have robbed the fatherland OF
an invention that would have made us
the greatest power In the world
And perhaps that IL the very rea
son why ! despoiled you" said Has
sam All coldly. You come to me and
threaten when by lifting hand
could send you to prison for 50 many
years that 1t would be the sum OF your
lifer'
II know that. But this say to you:
Some day yoa'll slip, and then beware
Of me-
Ahmed called Hassam All. "show
this gentleman to the door,
And Fal Green. 80 called. passed
forth into the night. A week later his
body was found In the East river.
BY whose hand?
ITO BE Continued
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CHAPTER WI.
The Phantom Of the Future.

A GREAT crowd was assembled
~ before the bulletin boards In
Times square. II was re-
mn rx n bly spriuiis linking crowd
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-28

a GKEAT crowd was assembled
~ before the bulletin boards In
Times square. 1t was u re-
markably serious looking crowd
too. There were much dubious shaking
of heads and Struggling Of shoulders
1t was not II baseball crowd. not an ag-
gregation VI sports awaiting the re-
suits at the farofr race tracks.
what do you know about thatr'
'"Give me a bout that floats on top
OF the water!'
Take II from me. some one got fresh
with the torpedo tube. We're not at
war with any one"
But what's this ray business7 I
never heard Of anything like that be-
fore"
Sandwiched In between a bulletin
announcing Q German check In Poland
and another telling OF the French be-
ing repulsed at Dixmude were a few
lines which stirred all America for a
fortnight. The news was three days
old, because the government had not
seen At to disclose the catastrophe to
the public until II had located the
cause. A submarine had been blown
up In the bay. There had been no
sign Of either mine or torpedo. as one
of the surviving officers took oath.
They had been skimming along with
only half speed when suddenly one OF
the engineers complained of suffoca-
ton, complained that he had touched
the port side with his hand and burned
II badly. The commanding officer sig
nailed to the engine room to stop. The
order had hardly reached the engine
room when the explosion occurred. All
but Ave Of the crew were killed. II
was a mighty serious business to the
United States government. II might
have been purely accidental; II might
have been done with sinister purpose
The navy department was. In the par
lance Of the day. mp In the air.
Subsequent investigation showed tina,
the port side. near the torpedo tube
unfortunately loaded for target prac
tce-had been melted. absolutely melt
ted, after the manner of melted meta
exposed to some terrific heat And al
this with the plates protected by thu
water-an agency that had been ca
pablo OF sending a heat ray through
water. This news not only aroused
the United States. but set warning Eu
rope by the ears. Secret agents from
Germany and Russia came to New
York. with millions to their credit
But neither they nor the home secre
service could find out anything. 70
cannot track the going or coming 0
the wind. You cannot follow an ocea
ripple.
In an interview the secretary of wa
declared that the government had NJ
been approached by any inventor OF
heat ray. All u could do was
wait and see II the magician ha
struck accidentally and experimental
or with deadly intent
For three days the newspapers "a
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-28

world moves fast. believe can
make something out Of this little Jour
ney"
He did not stop NJ the photographs
ers He went IN up Ia the next floor
and Knocked az II certain door. A tall.
gaunt individual opened the door.
"Hassam An
II. my friend. And so lind you at
lastr'
You have been looking for me?''
distressed
And not alone. my friend"
flush. Not so loud. In Gods name,
not so loud
so we haven't given mp that great
idea. eh! II X four years since ! saw
you hlst. And you've got it,
Yes. yes. I've got It. | have done
what no other man In the world has
done. A revolution In the world OF
SCIENCE proudly, forgetting his recent
terror ut the sight Of this man. Has
sam All. ITO NE falls the honor OF
bringing world peace! There will bt
10 more war after this"
But the golfers and the submarine
my friend. especially the submarineY
suavely.
The inventor suddenly hid his face In
his hands.
God knows II was accidental!
meant no harm, only l had to test It;
! had tor
"a marvellous invention!' unused
Hassam Ali, glanciny around the room
and noting the array of retorts. the
queer generating machine. the glass
side and top to the room. I'VE shall
become rich"
"We?"
Even so. my friend. Rich beyond
all dreams-that is, II you obey my
will"
"Ah. know you, Hassam Ali! 1t Is
some devils work you want me to do
Devils or angels work, you will dc
II or pay the penalty the law requires
for the killing of twenty odd men In
mere caprice. Take your choice" Tht
voice was not suaye now. but cold and
deadly.
what Is II you wish me to do?'
Hassam All whispered his directions
"Deatb?" said the inventor. Mortified
Death What Is one more?'
But that was experiment; this IL
murder"
What you have done is TO law one
and the same thing Oh, ! have you
my friend; | have you. You will d,
my viii and In very short time too"
81 will do 1t under compusion! Upor
your head be the result"
This laboratory Is directly above
| Green?'
Yes"
I'VE win cut n small hole through
the ceiling" suggested Hassam All
quite unnecessary. can adJus
this ray 10 any distance up 10 hv,
miles. ] can pass II through wood an,
iron and burn what ] wish on the 9th
er side. II is all n matter OF mathe
MATES. made miscalculation 0
the submarine would never have beel
touched"
SHOW me how the Internal thin
works. ! don't mean the chemlcn
analysis of It. mean Just the slmpl
mechanism"
The inventor. true TO his class an
kind Instantly forgot his personal dar
ger His whole soul was bent upo
one service TO humanity-a world witt
out war. And he was positive that h
alone possessed the thing that woul
: make war 80 horrible, SO annihilatins
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That's Why.

"What man In history do you Ike
mostr was asked Of several hundred
Philadelphia school children. These
were some OF the answers:
columbus, II II hadn't been for hin
there wouldn't be anybody else here.
"Monroe, for doctrine the people and
not charging for It."
"De Soto, for walden IN the Mlsslssip
pi to his elbows and linden hts grave.
paul Jones. because he said. 'I'l
beat them British or bust. and then
done It,"
Andrew ,InrksOn. for licken thu
British with ~ old hickOry,"-Phila
delphia Ledger.
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scare heads. but nothing further de-
veloped The foreign agents wasted
their gold and the home agents their
time.
Then came the blowing mp of one Of
the J. u. Starr golfers or. rather, the
sinking. The plates showed the same
terrible agency which had destroyed
the submarine. But this time there
seemed to be slight clew. The Starr
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-28

denying the fact She doubted and
feared him. She lad given her word,
and her very loyalty to that word
sealed her lips. She must go on until
the end. Twenty exploits, and her life
in her hand each time! So be 1t. And
she sensed that John had his suspi.
cions also. Indeed, he had once been
outspoken enough.
She left the mystic room and passed
on into the living room, where Has.
sam All, having satisfied the craving
to play with his gold, sat smoking his
pipe and dreaming. She did not dis.
turb him for a time.
The remarkable control this man had
over his features was one of his great
est assets. His expression at this mo
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-01-28

Bad conduct soils the finest ornament
more than filth.-Plautus.
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oesto.

TN %lncendio, prlnclpiado por Ell ragoi
cause una perdlda de $4,000 cuando
los almacenes de acelte de Bark
hausen en- Greenbay, wis, fueron
destruidos.
Lluyias recias, causando gran daho
q Ia propiedad, Sc reportan de Ia
parte sudoeste dc Texas. EN- Ia mayor
parte de la tormenta ell granlzo
sucedio q Ia lluyia.
Los mineros en- huelga al total de
cerca 1000 sc reunieron en- DillonyaleI
Ohio, en- donde sc tuyo un seryiclc
memorial para los hombres matados
en- Ia huelga de Colorado ell aho
pasndo.
Los beneficlos totales hechos POI
Ia Utah Copper Company para 81 nno
explrando 81 81 de dlciembre, 1914
fueron de $s,73O.i21.9 80. segdn 10 estl
ma el d6clmo reporte annual de Ia
compahfa, cuyo ejemplar fue reclbidc
en- las oficinas ejecutivas en- Colorado
Springs.
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Sport.

Jimmy Reagan Sc gano n decision
contra Billy Wagner en- una partida
de ounce yueltas en- Denver.
Entire los cuarenta y ocho estados
de la union Sc hRllan diez s. ocho en-
que Sc permite eli Juego de pelea q
p%uhadas.
Los "Osos' de Denver terminaron 81
periodic dc %eierciclos de prlmavera
con n victoria de q contra ! sobre
las "Papas' de Greeley, Colo.
I'll Rev. c. J. A. PAIL, un mlslonario
bautista, lego q Pomona, Cal. en- III
Ultima etapa de un viaie de 2Gs, OOC
millas alrededor del mundo a biclcleta
Jack Johnson. el ex-campe0n de
peso grande, y su esposa, salieron
para Espaha 4 bordo del vapor Maria
Cristlna. De Espaha Johnson tlene
la intenci0n de continuar ell ylaje d
lnglnterra.
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NOTICIAS DE LA
ULTIMA SEMANA


Seg6n las de%claraciones del minis
tro dc Ia guerra. Of Geneal Zupelli
Italia tieno ahora 100000 soldados
armados y equipados bien.
El ~almirantazgo inglds anuncio
oficlalmcnte que 81 submarine bri
tanico ELS mc destruido en- los Oar
danelos por unos botes lngleses de
plquete.
Dos %torpoderos turcos fueron VIOLA
dos, dice nm despacho %procedente de
Saloniki, al momento On que pasaban
en- un campo minado por los buques
rusos en- Ia entrada del Bosporus
mientras que Ia flota de Turquia
estaba en- el mar Negro.
Como balance a SD buen dxito On
hundlr un t%orpedero turco, que atac0
el t%ransporte Manitou al largo de
Chios. los lngleses perdleron 81 sub
marino ELS. que, mientras des'
empehando su deber b%astante dlficil
de exploration en- los Dardanelos,
pas0 sobre una mlnn en- Keppez Point.
Los tripulantes fueron constituldos
presses. Segdn ol reporte turco, estan
%ausentes slete dc estos.
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Extranjero.

EN- 81 Vedado, n de los Districts
mas selectos de Ia Fabana, Cuba, sc
han descubierto tres casos de playa
bubonlca.
Es possible que Ia reina Helena de
Italia plerda el brazo derccho d re.
sultas de herldas reclbldas hace siete
amos mlentras trabaiando entire los
yfctlmas del terremoto de Messina.
I'll Baron Augustus Julius Clemens
Herbert de Reuter-, director de Ia
Compahfa dc Telegrafos Reuter-, So
suicide en- Relgate. Surrey. I'll enolo
causado por la muerte reclente de 81
esposa serla. dlcen, la raz0n del acto
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MAHER, COLO, WOMAN
SAVED FROM KNIFE

Mrs. Ora Porter OF Maher, Colo,
D. ~cred for twelve years with atom.
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She got Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
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The first bottle proved TO her what
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then a good doctor was called and
said ! had gall stones. I never had
such hard attacks after doctorlng with
him, but | never saw a well day"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives .er.
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An amusing incident happened re-
Gently In n school In the north OF Eng
land. The master was ~lecturing his
class OF boys on smoking and the
evils attending Il.
Suddenly he saw a grin o%verspread.
ing the faces OF his scholars. and on
lnqulrlng the cause an ~innocent.look-
ing cherub yelled out;
Please sir, yer pipes sticking out
Of yer pocket"
The smoking lecture was abruptly
brougt TO a close.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-21
Washington.

La oorte suprema decide que el
estado de Georgia no habia nogado a
Leo NJ Frank nlngun derecho. segdn
la constitution federal. sentonoldndole
a muerte por el aseslnato de Mary
Phagan, una m%uchacha obrera dc
fabrica en- Atlanta.
En- I'm discourse pronunclado on un
Nueya York en- una comlda, delante de
la Association de Ia Prensa 81 Presi.
dente Wilson declare De una manera
definltiva su idea de verdadera neu.
tralidad y de los deberes de los
Estados unldos m conexion con Ia
guerra europea.
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General.

La planta de Gary. Ind. de Ia Amer
lean Bridge Company rensumi0 sus
trabalos dando empleo d 400 hombres.
William l.. Miller. de lOl amos de
edad, anunci6 81 casamiento en- Jop.
lin, Mo, con In Senora Nancy b
pike, de sesenta.
Los jefes politicoa y flnancieros de
Ia nacl0n estaban p%resentes on Proyi'
dence al funeral de Nelson W. Aid.
rich, por trelnta amos senador Dc los
Estados Unldos para Rhode Island.
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THICK LOVELY HAIR
Because Free From DandruH, Itching,
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Vain Rnnrnts.

81 wish hadn't spent my penny
for candy" said little Bobbie.
"Why?" inquired his mother. Did
the candy make you ill?"
mo, but IT'S all gone now, and |
want some more"
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Some men are so reckless with
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paying debts.
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Sure.

He-Would you be satisfied with
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WOMAN COULD
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POSITIONS Without a supply Of ALIENS Foot
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A bird In the hand Is worth two
that begin to MARBLE at 4 a. m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-31

Tyuhuon" and followers OF Stage suc-
e.ss.s viii. well remember the uu-
qualified appreciation accorded both
ut these dramatic pr sontgtiOns lU
The MDl.ius fut' walker White
side yisu1lizcs the authors narrative
Hs depicted on the stage, and tho
story viii grip you and hold yuJ
syolIhouud until the closing socug
This is the play tlat President Taeo-
uorg Roosevelt i'm tn" company OF
the author, gave his unqualified en-
dor8emcnt TO, giving practically
exact reproduction of the terrible
massacre at Eishiucff. at the bgaost
Of subordinate but Criwinally iu-
D'incd miuiOu of the Russian govern
muut and the cruelty and dcb1siug
forms Of punishment IraCticed 10y
tho followers of the Little Father
sanctioned by the imperial govern
mcnt are taken advantage Of by
those i'm authority and are shown true
To life i'm scenes that are rcpruduc-
tiUus of CnJCtmCnts occurring I'm past
years ANA which were the occasions
Of letters of protest issued by the
federal authorities Of the United
States and resulted in strained rela-
tiouship for d time between this
country and that Of the car. As the
title implies, the United States ~
the melting pot of all nations, and
the jew or Gentle, with reputation
sufficient TO pass the immigration
authorities, is welcomed 10 our
shores and given an equal chance lo
show his worth and demonstrate his
capabilities. It Is a photoplay thai
cannot help but stir the patriotism
and. love of country Of any full-bloOdcd
American. This screen production
should be witnessed by every student
I'm the Tulsa schools ana all Interested
i'm the propaganda now being eN-
pounded for national defense. None
witnessing this really Americanizcd
product will go away without a bet
ter apprcciation of the real worth Of
the flag of our country.