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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-10-12

FRIENDS MEETINGS
Meetings for divine worship are held in the
meeting house on cottonwood street the third
Ftrst-day of each month, at H45 p. M. TO
which the public is invited.
Meetings for divine service are held al the
meeting house, corner OF Main and Garden
streets, every First-day morning at II O'Clock
and Fifth-day mornings at 1870 O'Clock.
First-day school at g.45 q. m. Everybody
welcome.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-10-12

BECAUSE two brothers died from
tetanus after being vaccinated there il a
hue and cry against the practice Of
vaccination and those who do not believe
Ia the method are loud in their demands
% have the compulsory part Of the law
stricken out. But 1t must not be for
gotten there were many other children
vnccinated by the same virus that il
reported to have poisoned the unfortun-
ate boys and there have been thousands
Of children vaccinated who have not
suffered any i'll effects. There was
smother case Of death from the same
Cause reported last week. but il was
shown that the child who was vaccinatsd
had bruised his arm and that 1t Was not
Eiven proper care. Tetanus does not
often follow vaccination.
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WOMENS SUITS at 50 49, $14 3d. up S2S s.
All the newest shades plain tailored fur and braid trimmed
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-10-12
oFFIClAL BALLOT

OFFICIAL BALLOT
Special Election, October IS, 1918
Thomas r. Martin. Secretary OF State
Proposed Amendments of the Constitution
of the State OF New Jersey.
First Amendment
II you favor the adoption of the proposed
amendment 10 the Constitution OF New Jer-
sey first printed below, make an X mark in
the square opposite the word 'sYes;" ii you
are opposed thereto make an mark In the
square opposite the word tNo' Black ink or
black pencil may be used for such purpose
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Proposed Amendments to the Constitution
State Of New Jersey
Department OF State


In pursuance with the provisions OF Chap
ter OF the Special Session Laws of 1915, en-
titled "An act providing for submission OF
proposed amendment to the Constitution Of
this State to the people thereof" appro ged
May ., 1916, notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 10th day OF October, A. d. 1916
A SPECIAL ELECTION will be held in the
several election districts or precincts OF this
State at such places as the clerks OF the sew
eral townships, cities, aud municipalities OF
the State shall provide, to enable the electors
qualified to vote for members OF the Legisla-
ture to vote for or against certain proposed
amendments to the Constitution, said pro-
posed amendments having been agreed to by
the sessions of the Legislature OF New Jersey
OF 1914 and 1916. in pursuance with the pro-
visions Of Article nine OF the Constitution or
said State.
The said proposed amendme nts are con-
tanned In the form OF ballot hereto annexed,
which ballot has been provided for use at said
special election, in pursuance with the pro-
visions OF said Chapter of the Special Sees
sion Laws OF 1916
THOMAS +. MARTIN
Secretary Of State.
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ST. PAUL's EVANGELICAL LUTHER
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ST. PAUL's EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
IIainesport- Mount Holly road.
JOHN FREDERICK BoRNHoLD, Pastor.
Morning service and sermon, 1880 a. m.
English services first and third Sundays OF
the month.
German services second, fourth and nnh
Sundays Of the month. -
Sunday School ESQ p m.
Catechetical ciass-Sundays 3B0 d. M.
Thursdays, 400 p. m.
Ladies' Aid-First Wednesday afternoon In
the month.
Luther League-First Thursday evening in
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Advertisements in THE NEWS produce
the desired results.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-10-12

WOMENS COATS Everything herein
mann1sh mixtures eight novelties $4.o8 $oo8
$ 49, Plush corduroy salt beautifully tailored mp
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Shall this amendment,
authorizing excess con-
domination of land by the
state or any political SUBJ
division thereof, be adopt.
ed?
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TRIMMED MILLINERY Beautiful showing of dainty, rich
and becoming hats The styles right up you
buy your $685. S. 3d. o8 $685. Chldrens
Hats, 9Sc up to IS o8.
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Shall this amendment, Yes
extending the right to
vote to women citizens be r = =
adopted?
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By virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me di-
rected, issued out OF the Court OF Chancery of
the State OF New Jersey, will sell at public
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WOMEN'S DRESSES Silk trimmed with serge com
bination, at IS 3d. s69S, g 3d. sra qS up to $I9e5
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Notice Of Registry and Elections

In conformity with the provisions OF an
Act entitled, IAN Act to Regulate Elections
revision OF 1888" approved April A. 1893 and
the amendments thereof, notice is hereby
given that the Board Of Registry and Election
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BY virtue OF writ of d. IA. de bon. ct ter
to me directed, issued out Of the Burlington
Common Pleas Court win sell 1T public sal
The Dermott news., 1915-12-09
CHAPTER xxxlx.
By His Eyelids.

Hernandcz and his two companions reached the tree They rcconnoitcre6 Above him in the swayiug branches. all ignorant of tho group below. Neal wigwagccd his signals toward the Al. hauy His heart leaped within him. for the Albany wigwaggcd in return. She was doing more-she was sending 9ff her fastest launch shoreward. crowded to the gunwale with marines marines whe knew their business.
 Below Hernandez smiled diatolical smile. He was watching. not Neal. but the sway1ng Of the tree,
 Look, he said to Ponto. see how these roots tug al this seaut earthen covering She is a tree growing on a rock She t2tters And she is more than tree growing on q rook-she grows on the edge of clifr Beast. come here. Tell him. Pcuto. what to do."
 Ponto told him. emphasizing his commands with the eyerready whip. The brute obeyed He set his shoul- ders to the tree trunk and began stead fly. tirelessly. consistently to push
 Now. now cried Hernandez, in a frenzy of excitement On. on"
 The tree crashed desperately over
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SYNOPSIS.

On the day of the eruption of Mount pelCa capt. John Hdr tin of the steamer Princess resCuee fNo-N Near-pll Annette nrEton from an open boat, but IS forced to leave behind her father and his com p4ui0nS tiUGton is assaulted n\ Her nandez and Pouto in Vafn attempt to get papers which IluStan has managed daughter. papers proving lls title Co and telling the whereabouts of the lost ISlaa1 of Cinuabar lHuslau 5ulNrN causes hl mind to bgeuuz a blank FUErt"vH N'dfs clapsc Hernandez. now an opium siuHG Etpg. Witb toufa. IueZ d female atCem- plfce and Che mindless brute that onee was tnnEf0n. Euue n Seaport. where tHe widow uf Captain Hardin Is 4Ntng vtH her son Neal and Annette Hauaton, and hY her father. Ne8A tsHes taF tdH.@s-sta to the Naval aeddeWy but through tae frcaYEprV of .Iaav NeLnGeE tx defeated aa Joey and d.sgraetd Neal ,HU-fs iu fhe navy lnez sets l trap for jasN anu the CDUsVlrIturS ggf iIU in thtT power An. nette discovers that heal applied fo tAa map reveals the location of tho lost IS. land Subsequently lH | strug2.e for tt@ possession he map ls taru n frree pdrJs ing portion. Annette sails 0H the Coro- nadu iu search of her father TH7 crew. crazcd hy cocaine smGgg,ed aboard hE Hernandez mutlUy and are overcome hN boarding party from l. = Destroyer Jackson Ied by Neal In Martinique An nette and Neal are captured and taken te q smugEIerS cave t1 be blown up with dynamite, but are rescued by sponge diver. Irez forgcs identification papers ton Neal and Annette are again cap fure1
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and saluted He glanced doubtfully at the half-dozen tnsurrectos wearing uniforms
 Who are you?" he demanded of Inez.
 "These," said Inez, with wave Of her hand. are Dolores regulars who have befriended us. and we are three Americans, and one of us is sick. It is for her that we seek refuge.
 He strode swiftly to the side of Mrs. Hardin. She was swaying helplessly from side to side in the saddle of her donkey, supported by two insurrecto escorts.
 Neal. Neal she cried.
 Inez dismounted and approached the officer. she has the fever, she eX- claimed and she raves in her speech all he time lieutenant, she makes up names-all kinds of names.
 There are other Americans in the mountains2 he Queried.
 luez opened wide her eyes and shook her head We saw none, sir, she said
 The ensign pondered This woman needs immediate attention Take her to the launch and thence to the Al bany. He bowed to Iuez and beck oHed 70 Joe Welcher You two must go along. he sald soberly
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the little squad of marines on the top of the cliff and joined them in the double quick toward the Aztec strong huld. They reached the clearing. The gates of the walled city were open and the walls brstled with armorcd Aztec warriors The marines fixed their bay oncts and made ready for n charge.
 Suddenly, however. Neal held up his hands Listen" he exclaimed, From the boom of gun.
 It's my gun" said Neal. T know her when she speaks-my siN-inch gun"
 The officer in charge of the squad held up his hand Halt he com handed.
 His squad halted. It was well they did. Through the open gate they could see the sun gods demoniacal countenance twisting and mo uniting inl the red glare of the altars flames. Across the strip of jungle they could hear the boom boom of the gun.
 Neal slapped his thigh with joy. Hes got the range already. boys" he cried. Wait Look-look
 With a mighty shout of triumph the marines leaped into the air yelling like demons themselves They had good cause fer the gunner on the Albany had more than found the range-he had planted an exploding shell In the very middle of the sun god-and the
 
 from a hundred throats--burst into a thousand pieces-and disappeared CTo BE CoNTTNCED)
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CHAPTER IXXVII.
The Anger Of a God.

Within the walls of Corazon del Sol there lived god He didn't know he lived-he was quite ignorant of his own existence. If he had ever lived he would have died from uginess But there were those who knew he lived They were the inhabitants of this ancient Aztec illage-Corazon del Sol, the Heart of the Sun. They knew he lived. because periodically and quite consistently he demanded flesh
 Just now he stared straight before him through the gates ot the crum. bling walls. The high priest followed his glance.
 Suddenly the high priest started and held high his hand. A group of Aztec warriors answered the summons. In crude uneven order this crowd rushed through the gates and stood at bay. Across the clearing was another group Hernandez and his crowd. The two
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CHAPTER xxxV.
Sanctuary.


 Meantime things had happened. Outside the fort there was eamped gang of about fifty insurrectos. Many were wounded all seemed to be in tatters
 They had with them three Ameri- eanos. One was Joe Weleher, who sat sullenly upon the ground smoking a cigarette. Inez Castro was also in evidence. The third Americana was Neal Hardins mother She was the subject of considerable discussion, for she was i'll.
 Get ne two donkeys." said Her nandez. "I will send her back down the trail with Senorita Castro and Welcher."
 A quarter of mile away on the top of a jagged rock that thrust it's head above the surrounding foliage there crouched a native scout. He watched cruiser slowly steaming up the coast He watched the shore and the trails leading from the shore
 Suddenly he started he had seen something ominous He clung To his perch for one instant peering down to make quite certain Then he scram- bled to the ground and then crawled. leaped. staggered through the brush. He reached the insurrectos camp and clutched his leaders arm.
 "Americanos. capitan he panted breathlessly. They come.
 From whenee9. queried the leader.
 The iusurrecto scout indicated the direction. Fear spread itself over the couutenance of the leader.
 Hernandez grunted. We must va moose. Senorita Castro, he said to lnez. you and the two Americans shall go thither-east. He nodded
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to the leader. We go west al once ana with cur prisoners
 It takes the trained eye of native to know trail when he meets one in the welbnigh impossible Nugles ot Dolores. The United States marines. a little squad of 25 men, were begin ming tc realize this fact. For an hour they followed blind trail after blind trail, only to retraee their steps to q given starting point
 Never mind said their officer. They're up there and we'll get them, and then"
 He stopped A shower of dirt and small stones spattered on his head.
 The officer looked up Above him lowered a cliff. and half way to the top of this cliff there ran a narrow ledge--a mountain pass. The officer tucked, for there was another shower of dirt and gravel. Then he caught sight of a donkeys tail swishing out over the precipice.
 I've got the trail" he said, and a good trail 1t is for il leads here-here to our very feet"
 He was quite right. Some three quarters of an hour later lnez and her small party passed that very spot-a spot now deserted.
 Suddenly twenty-five American ma rines with drawn bayonets sprang from the jungle as by magic and sur rounded them.
 Inez. excellent actress. breathed an audible sigh of relief. At last she said. we have found you. The ensign advanced toward her
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CHAPTER xxxvIlI.
4 Brides Revok.

Hernandez pondered once again. Then he nodded
 Well do it" he returned. Tel that beast out there to bring the white giri in,
 Ponto turned and ran waddling out side the gates. He gave brief com mand to the brute and at the word the brute seized Annette and helc her high upon his shoulder At another work of command the brute marched toward the gate and entered it
 The high priest stood quivering watching the approach of Annette and the brute. The four Axtecs in fam
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groups faced each other, tense won dering
 The high priest spoke-uttering un. intelligible jargon. Hernandez turned to Ponto
 What does this old devil say he demanded.
 Ponto was panting with terror
 He says said Ponto, that he wants to talk to you.
 Hernandez pondercd for a moment and toyed with the weapon in his hand
 Then he crossed the clearing and faced the high priest Ponto from his vantage point Of comparative safety translated in thin high-strung tones.
 You are interlopers. said the priest angrily, his cruel eyes watching
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the edge and toppled into the depths beneath
 As she did so there was scream - a womans scream-Annctte's Her nandez heard it; so did Ponto; but they could not locate it. Out ot their sight, somewhere along that Clift, An nette was crouChing watching with eyes wide with terror She saw the tree bend slowly outward though she did not know the cause.
 Then her heart leaped within her, for the tree had dropped. topplng head over heels, so to speak, but by some great chance I mad brushed Neal lightly. not heavily. against the cliff and then had plunged down to it's own doom leaving him grappling for his life with a clump of bushes on narrow ledge below
 She saw all this and so did Herman dez and his partner, Ponto. Ponto smote the brute upon the shoulder. He pointed to a huge stone at his feet.
 Finish him. he commanded. Go down and finish him
 The brute seized the stone and crept varilv down narrow path and reached the ledge upon which clung Neal
 The brute slowly raised the rock above his head. As he did SO a small firm hand clutched him by the shoul der n womans hand He turned and looked into the eyes of Annette Hing ir tN,t-,b b,rr,nA-tgtI ba l-Anrnl the rock
 Help him" commanded Annette, help him. Do as say"
 Hernandez. white with rage, thrust Ponto behind him and teamed Tar over the edge of the clifi shaking his cleachcd hand impotently at the brute
 Do as | say" he commanded. T will fay you if you don't.
 He leaned too far, not for his own safety, but for the safety of some of his belongings. A paper packet wrig gled easily and joyously out of his breast pocket and slipped easily and joyously down the cliff, landing almost at Annctte's feet.
 The brute turned suddenly. darted lOTNafu. stretched lDrt1 Il IuSt naUu and jerked Neal from his precarious position up 10 the ledge-up to safety
 The three stood there clinEing to the side of the cliff; the brute pant ing with wonder. Neal and Annette pantinE with relief. Suddenly Annette stopped and picked UP a packet that lay at her feet. She uttered little cry of recosnition-and with good cause.
 l. was the identifying map-part Of the evidence that linked her with the lest Isle of Cinnahar Ten minutes later Neal flung up his hands and CheereI I-and with good cause. over the brow of hill. clam. boring like mad. there swarmed up through the jungle a crowd Of United States marines.
 Hernandez and ponto saw them from above and with wild oaths turned and inCortiueutly fled The brute. obeying sudden impulse crept swift ly along the ledge and followed his re- treating masters.
 Neal and Annette asCended more cautiously and carefully They met
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1CopyrsnG El6 by VlIuAul Hamilton UsborneJ

The Brute, cringing in his turn, half fell half shuflied out of the cell, fol lowed by Hernandez raining blows upon his back.
 Hours passed Suddenly an omi- nous whisper spread through the fort a whisper of apprehension There was much hustle.
 During an interval of comparative quiet there was waited into the range of Meals hearing the one word "Americauos Then with tive sue, eessive clangs the coli doors, Neat 5 and Annette $ were flung back
 They were bound and once more bIindGalled Then each in the cen ter Of au ample eseert theS stumbled. plunged and staggered once more through the jWgte trail
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CHAPTER XxxVl.
Corazon del Sol.

Corazon del Sol.
 After a march of hours in the very thickest of the jungle Hernandez halt cd his band of iusurrectos The re. spite was welcomed Exhaustion reigned sugreme Hernandez picked out tw5 of the sloeker looking reyo. lutionists.
 This trail. he said to them has been lately travelled. See where il leads
 Hernandez went back to his cap tives. He carried with him thick pieces of bread He unloosed the bandages from their eyes
 Mine hostages. he said lightly, eat drink and be merry Three miles further on there was q clearing in the jungle. Across this clearing was an ancient gateway and crumbling stone wall, older than his toric man himself, Two unprepossess- ing stoHd stone figures guarded this gateway. A third guard now entered the foreground and passed through the ancient ruined gateway. He was living guard. but ~ a dead race He was an Aztec, He had heard noises and he had come out to see as we'll as to hear And suddenly he saw and was seen in turn. WrigEling through the DOT tions of the edge of the clearing sud denly appeared the two scouts sent forward by Hernandez. They crouohed there. staring speechlessly at the Aztec warrior He in his turn stared speeehlessly at them But they had seen more than he had l They had caught a glimpse through twisting fame. and they knew 1t for i the thing il was.
 An hour later. panting. breathless, with their tongues hanging out and l their eyes still wide with terror. they crept up to Hernandez and clutched l him by the arms.
 "Corazou del Sol they cried. thoir faces twisted with terror.
 Ponto heard them His eyes gleamed with sudden interest He waddled to the side of Hernandez and nodded understandingly.
 "Corazou del Sol" repeated Herman ! dez The Heart of the Sur"
 Pouto nodded again. The Heart Of the Sun he repeated.
 Well what of it?' asked Herman ! deg
 The lost tribe. whispered the scouts The Aztecs Come they erred, I've have no tune to lose They will be upon Us Fly
 Herraudef gvippod each man by the wrist Speak Pouto he demanded
 P1uto tapped himself upoL his chest T am ot Aztec blood myself he said ] I have heard Of this lost tribe | have l heard If this city ot Cofazon del Sol Many assume it to be n myth. seuor but it is m myth
 Hernandez nodded How many in habitaats of Coratou del SoIe7 h, qUeried
 Tradition has it. said Ponto 'that it Is town surrounded by q wall and that its population never increases. Iio smiled grimly What human he tnes Il does not need it feeds to the Heart of the Suu-the flame.
 "lt will feed all of Us to tho flame cried the scouts. We mgst go back back
 Hernandez leerel Ponto he sa.d "in front ot us according 10 these m surrcetos Is fiery furnace with a mil lion fees Behind us. camping on oui trail somewhere Is a handful of Ameri can marines Which do you choose 9.
 Forward said pouto. "to the fiery furnace Deliver me from handful of marines"
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the terror he inspired and you shall be destroyed Behind me is fire, sud den death We have many thousand warriors We have an unsuitable god. We brook no strangers-we tolerate no enemies. You are an enemy, you and yours. Go. and go at once.
 We are not enemies" returned Her nandez We are travelers-weary travellers Ne have lost our way. We need rest and food To turn back now means death.
 The high priest shrugged his sheul, ders Follow me. he said.
 He turned and passed between the divided group of warriors and entered the gate
 Hernandez followed. entering the walls three paces behind the priest. He led Hernandez to the center Of the village
 With a long. lean. skinny finger, the high priest pointed to the sun ged lle prostratcd himself. then rose and gave a sharp command Two AztecS. clad in scarlet robes. darted forward. each with a burning brand raised high aboye his head Before Hernandez was a pit sunk into the ground. IL was piled high with fuel and from this pit there rose quite familiar odor the odor of petroleum. In went the burning brands and in the twinklinf of an eye the fuel caught fire and a leaping. twisting flame sprang into the air.
 Hernandez drew back The namc was hot IL grew hotter as he watched In few moments 1t was seething. roaring furnace. Hernandez stood with folded arms The high pries, swooped down upon him and denounced him in witherinF jargon Hernandez knew what 1t meant. It meant that they were to go.
 spouto, he cried, come here"
 Pouto. quivoring. crcpt through the double lue ol Aztec warriors and through the gate Hernandez Jorktd his head toward the priest.
 "Ten hin said Herandez. that he must take us ih
 Punto chcycd He began 10 plead in his oillest accents. The high priest was firm Once again he held up his hand and from every hat in the iu- closure there sprang forth another l group Of warriors.
 Run. partner cried Ponto. run fer your life
  Hut Hernandez did not run. for sui denly the couuteuaucc uf the high priest had ohaagcd. A crafty snail, spread over his leathery old face Pon Co followed his glance. Al the oth'' l end uf the clearing with ray oi sun shine ull upon her crouchcd Annette i unrton
 With ut removing his glance from the girl the high priest touched Her uanl,z on the arm and spoke in high l shrlll accents
 What dees he say y2" demanded Her nandea of Pouto.
 Pnuta shiyored He says. re 1 turned pcntn. the sun gcd is angry That he has commanded his people 1 to destroy you all That he will smite you hip and thigh unless
 Unless what" queried Hernandez
 You give the white girl to the god and the rest of you can get food and succor within the walls-the white girl for the god