Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-05-28
Continued from last week
SYNOPSIS.

Reginald Nelson, a young Englishman Of
hieh birth, comes to this country to win
fame and fortune. On the steamer he
meets Albert Towaley, a minister, Mrs.
Graham and her pretty daughter. Joy.
Reginald goes to Bronson. home Of his
three new acquaintance, where he learns
that Joys father ID a leading lawyer. who
L the mainstay Of a corrupt political ring.
He gets a lob.
The young Englishman enters the social
life Of Bronson. He falls in love with
icy. and later discovers that she is en-
Gagged to be married to Roland Gregory.
Allan Rutledge, another minister. and
the Rev. Mr.. Townley confer on the evil
moral and laboring conditions in Bronson.
The reform element meets and decides TO
nave Billy Sunday, the noted evangelist
aid In q cleanup"
Editor Marchmount offers Reginald a
position on his paper. The latter accepts.
and later he performs a heroic act In
stopping a dangerous runaway.
Nelson starts on his work On the Cou-
rier. He begins to investigate the sus-
pfcioue death OF Mae Mobray, a youthful
worker in Roland Gregory's factory plant.
II councilmen and saloon keepers oppose
the coming of Billy Sunday.
A tabernacle is built for Billy Sunday.
and Reginald, In the columns OF the Cou-
rier. begins a spirited campaign in favor
or the evangelist. SUNDAY holds his first
meeting In Bronson.
Much to the aneer Of Mr.. Graham and
Boo MccIss, = councilman, sunoay worh
s.n,' 49, ca -as, c,asr ~ prcnr
son, says Sunday.
On a Sunday afternoon the reformer
makes . powerful attack on gambling and
saloons ana hypocrisy, he Describes sa-
~.
Men ana women nnaly pessn 1, 70 a, IN
MI hv ,hs .cors ana Knee, IN repentance
Of their sins.
Inv fnds II impossible ia prevail ON Ro-
lsnd Gregory. her fiance. to Join the
church. MT. Rutiedge gets bold OF the
v.ars :, ~. time ~ bs~ mvstsrious death.
- -.. -
T.nfssdre ana Albert TownIev re- olive TO
make q tour Of the vicious resorts In
sEonson and expose the whole disgrace
.Y want Won and Mr.. Townlev 70 nc.
me through Bronson in the
night time. / viii engage the serv.
Ices OF a policeman. who. | know. viii
consent to guide us. and we will see
things that are done under the cover
OF night in this city"
"What night do you opo to go
on this scouting expedition inquired
the other.
The sooner the better. Let 1t be
tomorrow night. we can make the
arrangements tomorrow, we VIII start
from the Courier once at ~ O'CLOCK.
WIN tnat not De a nttie iate saiu
1T. hut'euge qu~es,lohlheiy'
bronson : unuer"oriu a"haes wnen
otners slhk 10 Steep responueu neei-
paiu. nave Deen "ah'ns u Gull
pete socioios'cai survey Oh our ci'y
TOT some 1ime. inns miuhignl tour
VIII almost my inVestiga-
LIONS
Ailan nu'leuee conseh'eu somewnae
.siue'an'iy 70 JON III nesiia" M
ui'ion. wih pe . painiui nisnt ior
.ne' ne saiu 70 himself, W. felni-
per reauins IN one u ser
NUNS 'na' !. requi'eu 'ne sign VI in-
iqui'y sone'ilnes 70 arouse us 70 PROF.
or ac.ivi'y IN penai. Oh NERVOUSNESS.
before tue 'wo r'enus separated Al
ian nu.ieuse asheu nesihaiu VIVA. IN.
pe'ieu nin 70 uaAe .ne in'eies' ne uiu
IN sociai ana CIVIC HINTS
~ Seems s'ranse 10 me 10 see u
young man like you throw himself into
q fght for the common veal as you
are doing" said the minister.
DO not give me any praise for it,"
replied the other. Before left Eng
land l felt this fire In my bones. and
over there 1t meant grief and loss to
me. expect it may mean the same
for me in the new world eventually,
but ! cannot help it Unless | am en-
gagged in some such fight life would
lose all interest and zest for me-"
He is a strange kind Of immigrant"
said Allan Rutledge to himself as he