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Campbell to the Isthmus. where all the action of the story in that region has been reproduced photodra atically, on the very spot described in the book of MT Beach. Thus, we have Colon, on the Atlantic side of the canal, and it's set t!ngs for the action taking place in it; the Gatun locks and the great Gatun dam dr the making) nearby; view of the wreckage of the French machinery used in the attempt to build the canal, and also oT the much-read-about Culebra cut also the city of Ancon and of new Panama City, separated from it by a main street. and old Panama City, F miles away, as well as the picturesque Taboga Islands. 15 miles off in the Pa cltic ocean. With all these places the action of the story has to do, and cap ucIsly inclined people are so informed lest they might think they are being treated to a mere travelogue
 SOWS WILD OATS
 The scenes in part I and few of the early scenes ill part II are laid in New York city In these We see Kirk An thony, son of the millionaire Darwin K, Anthony, sowing his wild oats, but not of the usual kind A university graduate and the coach of the football team of his alma mater. and moreover inclined to be reckless and iovial, Kirk is the idol of his fellows And he is the idol too, of his old dad, who keeps his photograph in | drawer of the big business desk, and is addicted to the weakness of looking at il whenever he hears rumors of Kirk's vii, acts. He has been so often called upon for checks for large amounts to meet his sons folies that we can see his face grow aged, as the thought comes urpermost that his boy uses him only a
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WHEELER OAKMAN AND MISS
 KATT1LYN WILLIAMS, STARS

Entire Seating Capacity of the Strand Theatre Will Be Reserved-Ony Two Performances Daily-Matinees at 3:l5 O'Clock and Evenings at S:15 O'Clock Prices From 25c to 5Oc-A Great Picture
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A QUALIFICATION

if he is caught in another infraction the law he vii be disowned.
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THE NE'ER-DO-WELL" AT STRAND THEATRE FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK

Rex Beach's Fascinating Story of Love and Ad- ventures in Panama Vividly Visualized in Ten Parts Amid Rich Scenes of Tropical Splendor, With Impressive Views of the Panama Canal in the Building
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SCENES IN PANAMA

And these scenes of Panama. so vivdly
 described by MT Beach in the printed
 story. have all been brought before our
 eyes by the camera for Mr Selig person. ally conducted his company and Director
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When they return to the town the at
tack will begin. And if they don't re-
turn TO the town by eleven o'clock,
the attack will begin"
Celesua pondered this for a few
minutes Then she said
Well need all our strength. Have
you had breakfast"
Il couldn't eat till I'd seen you and
you'd spoken to me"
Celestia laughed and once more ap-
preached the door
How about breakfast?' she called.
Orders are to supply breakfast on
demand
Can you make it breakfast for
two?"
Certainly"
Ten minutes later the door was
opened, a steaming tray was slid
along the floor through the opening,
and the door was once more closed
and locked
Almost in silence for they were both
very hungry, CeIestia and Tommy ate
hearty breakfast.
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body being dragged away from the

body being dragged away from the
door
The sentry didn't hesitate mo-
ment. He unlocked the door, flung ii
open and leaped into the hallway He
was in time to see Celestias heels
bump over the threshold of the parlor
door as Tommy, half laughing and
half ashamed dragged her in from
the hall
The sentry leaped to the rescue Of
those heels and their beautiful owner
The situation with which he found
himself confronted in the parlor was
not. however, in the least what he
expected
Against the opposite wall stood the
female prisoner-laughing The male
prisoner was nowhere to be seen
The gallant sentry's lower jaw
dropped and hung loosely
Celestia stopped laughing and come
a step forward looking the sentry
squarely in the eyes He had been
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never slept in times OF danger, went
on midnight tour of inspection and
made certain discoveries which filled
him with anger and anxiety. The
very first sentry whom he talked to
made a damaging confession
Seen nothing tonight" kehr asked
only the lady. sir"
What lady"
The lady in white"
oh"
Yes sir
The sentry gave the appearance OF
one who wishes to speak, but is afraid.
We'll what is it,
After talking with her, sir, think
ought to be relieved My orders is
to shoot to kill After talking with
her. sir. couldn't do It
You wouldn't obey my orders
Il couldn't. sir
when Won have been relieved, you
will report at the guard house. You
are a prisoner.
Yes. sir
Kehr returned to his headquarters
and gave orders that all the men then
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for. What It would be for, If was
old man Kehr"
How would he make it all blow
up" asked Celestia
by electricity. He'd have a switch
somewhere that connected Up all the
decorators in the grove"
What is switch >"
The sentry explained as well az he
could, and after wishing him good
night. Celestia went slowly away.
deeply bordering
While she pondered on this. she
heard herself sharply challenged. and
found herself face to face with a
black bearded man who stood with his
back to a sheet-iron door in the side
OF a small sheet-iron house. that had
no windows
Celestia gave the word for the night
and asked the man what he was guard
ing.
He shook his head
Put | want TO 60 in and see for
myself" said Celestia Mr. Kehr
told me- that | could 30 wherever
liked
Door locked. said the man sim
ply, and Mr. Kehr don't want anyone
footing round this building
Haven't you got the key ~
His eyes were beginning To feel the
magic of her eyes. and his ears of her
voice
i have not
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don't want 10 be thanked | want 10
forget an about that We can talk
as Ne x am going to talk TO the
strikers TINS morning Already some
OF tho men here feel more peaceful
The main thing Is that there mustn' I
be any blood shed until have had a
chance to make every body see every
thing in true light You stopped
one attack on the stockaie, That
was fine
II WAS common sense"
1t was fine Shall we start now?''
Have YOU had breakfast?a
some Of the strikers viii give me
a cup Of coffee That's all need"
She smiled radiantly u1on him. and
Went To the door OF the house.
IT'S locked
Yes. know"
Celestia raised her voice.
YOU without there, Open the
door,"
\ stern voice answered her:
Orders are 10 keep the door locked
and shoot anybody who tries to leave
the house"
What does II mean o.
This, think said Tommy; "Kehr
wants the stockade attacked. He Is
afraid l Will prevent the attack, and
that 20 will prevent the defense. SO
he's loo Z both up GunsdOrf and
a comm. Z strikers are with him
now. I'll i make certain unrea-
sonable { s. He will refuse.
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CHAPTER XVI.

II Celestia had had square deal
from kehr she mieht have reduced
the hostile feelings OF the strikers
and the strike-breakers to nothing and
brought about peace in Bitumen. But
it was written that while she slept
soundly in the little house which had
been set aside for her use, Kehr, who
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TENTH INSTALlMENT
CHAPTER XIV.

Although Kehr had been instructed
to give Celestta every chance 10 settle
the strike, and to hinder her in moth
ing. he was still determined to bring
about his own kind of a settlement II
possible. Close-dsted and narrow. he
WAS nevertheless man with beliefs
and principles for which he was not
only willing to sacrifice his fortune.
but his life II necessary. To kehr
man who agreed to work certain hours
for certain wages ard then went back
on his agreement was no more to be
considered or treated with than mad
dog.
Conditions at Bitumen had come to
such pass that kehr could see no
possibility Of compromise. The eoun-
try was suffering from what amounted
to a coal famine aud the fault lay. so
Kehr honestly felt, with a group OF
two-legged animals who didn't know
enough to come in out OF the rain.
He had goaded tho strike leaders
until they were ready to order an
attack on his stockade. and he was
Erimly ready and even eager for that
attack TO begin. Tommy had thwarted
him once Now they had sent Celestia
to thwart him again.
Still he received her with politeness.
and told her that he was glad she had
come
I'm glad you've come, young lady.
because know your theories. and I'm
glad to have the chance OF showing
you how impractical they are in the
face OF an actual condition. You want
labor and capital to be friends and 10
work hand in hand. Can a guuman be
friends with bishop"
Why yes" said Celestial. when
they get so they understand each other.
But day viii Gene when there won't
be any gunner"
Nor any walking delegates nor any
fools who spend more than they can
earn and then begin to holler murder
and set OF dynamite. Now you just
SIT down in that chair, and III tell you
IN nutshell the history OF the last
few years that has led up TO the pres.
ent situation. To begin with | Was
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You admit that he's wrong?
She rose and smiled upon him.
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CHAPTER XVII.

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high as it might have been, nor as
thick or strong. The tops OF the logs
of which it had been built were not
even pointed. 1t did not seem to have
been pierced with a suflicieuCy OF holes
for rifles Indeed Mr. kehr's stockade
was not SO much a defense as temp
tation. His real defcuses began just
inside. Fer twenty feet the ground
Was pitted like a sieve in each PIT a
pointed stake had been planted. up.
right. Within this ring OF mischauce
We're vicious entauglcments of barbed
wire.
In Mr.. Kehr's plan of defense the
stoekade would be surrendered after a
mere show OF resistance, the strikers
swarmius over the top would become
entangIed among the staled pits and
the barbed Wire like flies in 4 spiders
web. and then kehr could make them
sorry that they had ever been born. He
had two machine guns placed on an
eminence from which they could sweep
the whole inner ring of the stoekade.
He had plenty OF rifles. plenty of am
munitIon, and what was more impor-
taut he had plenty of men who could
be relied on to shoot down their fell
low men.
II by any chance the stockade and
the entanglemeuts were carried, the
assailants would be confronted by an
inner stoekade. higher and stronger.
built around spring and well stocked
with provisions But the attack. kehr
felt. II It ever did come to a head
would end bloodily and inglorIously
in the barbed wire.
Four feet from tho top OF the main
stoekade en- the inner side was shelf
like walk of heavy planks from which
sentries could look out upon the world
! beyond
Celestial first act OF exploration was
to climb ladder which gave access
to this narrow way and start along it
Almost instantly the white apparition
was challenged by n sentry.
Celestia gave the password and
made the man tell her what his hours
and duties were.
do you really mean. she said. that
u Won saw a man ont tbere and asked
hin, his business md got no answer
that you would try 10 shoot him -
II | saw him in this light" said the
sentinel, he'd be SO near that |
wouldp,t have IN try couldn't miss
him"
And he might ho deaf man who
didn,t hqar yonr challenge don't
mink yo3d shoot him would YOU?
Would6.t Won INST shoot somewhere
near him 70 frtgbteu him.
Shs Iookad the man stcadilv in .he
faea
"lyoulan,, youo"
- ret no business talking 10 anvone
when I'm, ON dnty
"Wouldn,t vouo"
TN. n.,n n5,da = =sYpr1inr noise
"If / hear Won FIR. " said Gelestja II
sbau trs,, ,nat Won didn't shoot to
KIN sr.o.r To-
Tho s.,5tr, an alart= ,enre follow ~
ber,n Win seemed now 10 have ralIen
into n kind ~ trance
- cue - Ia s,5o I'D do ANYTHING
von s7ta If Won. l,oLod at mo vbflo Won
said H."
C.l..ti, s,,ils,l ,rd nassaa ON She
,,.aa TIA, ,,h,r. tgpr NJ fhe stockade
jrsfrHr,, ,rrrcifrl fasl,nys into tho
49,, ~ .,~b sa.,trv sbo.,oat A. last
i,s, os ~, W., rs risi,e and aooo
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h,a,, - a. ~, ..r,r, II UNA s,sv
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CHAPTER XIV.

Kehr must have had military an
cestor from wht 4 he had inherited a
talent for me defensive warfare AZ
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SIN Den itilen Morgeniiunben, in
oenen Der @erfebr nod nidjt our lar.
member gepeglidfeit ieiner Dolen
Stdrfe eripadIt 1T, bieten bic ilngen
Srauen IN lbren SunfIen llniiormeu,
Die NIT gerotbeien Sanger auf ben
Blattiormen ibrer Wagen fieben ben
anblid bon Wenidenfinbern. Die nit
3ufrieoenem CHM unb gutter 2alrc
ibrer @eruispflidt nnfIeelen Boz
ben Remiien, in beuen Die @og,r
gereibt unb suiammengefiirpelt fper.,
ben, fiten bieie nniformirten Wabdjei;
rnb Sraiien plaaberno aiif ben gdrt.
fen. ip1lreno iie bas m~itgenommerc
Griibitiid p%er5ebren. lin Sieie Seit
iinb au1 Die menigen Sabre1iie garj
Iiebenspiirbia unb manh anterbait.
flames @eiprGh enttpifelt lid in ben
oabininuienben @ager. God fpdter,
fpern Der @erfebr feline noIfe Stdrfe
erreitt bot. ipenn Sebernann mt
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3iel itrebt, fpenn 9fnes fiebcrt. rpeuit
Soraen uno @eifGftsgebanfen tie
Gopfe beihperen, bat bic s3pit begcu.
men, Die fir Die Barrier shaffnerin
cine llniurnme BON aeraer mo Cha.
len Gtreitiafeiten nnb Iiiseinonoer.
fesiinser NIT iid brinet.
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former, man bringt ii6 in ben Wi!s
telsans, man ~itreiist nm bic Gibs
pIGbe, unb bann mub bic parifsr
Sfu'inerin 8n ihrem Sdmers erfen.
men. bah lie MIR Elm. f6fpatt Jran if,
bic Rismanbem a5tuns tinflobt.
llnb oil ben 5dltefslltn perIiGern bic
2eaie INNER tpisoer. baB k ihon
3tpanSismal bdiisn mitiSmmsn ION.
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SAaifnsrinneH tpGrsr. Die Sfuffnes
rim aber 5ieht es Dor, alien .Mnrsmpes
lunger nit nnrrem Gftpeig.n su bss
yegiteiL iie siebt Die aIinaelitulr un6
bic 8abn fdbrt meter, ip1brtnb rings
nm JIiide nnb gsrpiinfaunssn ler,
tonsn. Die gang llnseifiimen dbsr
mibadien bic Gebots Der G4affnerin
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ten unb Wsrbote gu iiimmtrn. SHliebs
li8. ipsnn fe fi9 gar nift mtbr al
6tlfen tpeib. ruff bic SfofTnetin aus:
.Sie ipiirben ii9 ni6t 10 btnebmen,
fpsnn i4 Elm Wann ipGrs!!.
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itcn treiblifen Mrbeiter i'm @etriebe
bcs 5ffcrtIihen 2ebens in Berlin nn6
@icn, in Eoris rii6 2onocn nit,ta
Gritaumid1cs ODER gteiieS mebr. 60
iebr audi Die straightforward iii,
icnit ooneinanber unterihci6en mo.
gen, In oicicr geSiesaing meiier
iie nieiclbe Iaftif anf. Darum lit aud,
Ole 6igur beS meibIid)en Girnbcit
babuitaiiners cine joSuiagen inter.
rationale erideimlng geiucroen. gl6er
w1hrero bic Sdnffnerinnen III
Geitfflanb unb GngIanb iih NIT gu.
Ter 9aune III lire reue ioSinIe Siel.
lung gefun6en haben ur0 in ibrer gc.
tbdtienng genueiam bonn glrten 9il.
Ier oes BubIifilms iiiiteritiist merSen,
uin iid BARN fpoM az fibIcn, iilo'
tire Barrier aofleoiunen peiimis Ire.
niger gIiidIih baraii. sic leiben on
Der ceringen Miidiidtsndrune Der
6abrGiite unb tlnsen feioubers ii6er
ben fir tie ;dhpermieocnben MangcI
all gaIanten Mannerri. alio 10 iebr
Eat scr aricg bic Sinnesart Der
5rnn5oieit per1nbert uno ibren aiigc.
'tminten @ubm 8luiid,ie genndJt, Sab
lad ser ipridrportlih gerporbenelI
iranBoitiflen @cbc aid bic ebcnio
iprihtportlihc @dlnnterie INNER
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tel, bur9 Die iailberen StraBcn, oi.rd,
bIiibenoe @1rten uno foiige Sauier.
'.Sier lit Der altrfiiritcnramn, bort
Ger Sunefcrmiteia bort 9iaa Siilocn-
Iatra uno bier Die bciltid,e @adt
,,SelacIano" aus Sells erbalt. &ir
seben ben 8ismardpss binauf sum
Gorffir6lein ySn Srelle felt" nlb
ncn ba pom Madcnieniieig sur Hap
prri,oen 9orfmiiblc, ood ea 1T 8 llGr.
infer aonlmallbailt Sbicrifens be-
aleitet llns 5itil Sod luno ein Gegie-
rllngSfutter tragt inns 5lrild nod
9oriolf. ,9ebi!t Soft" lit infer les'
Ter 8rlb - Den beltldcn Seloelt.
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Gntgesemfo.m 8.

Tame (ibren Dor mofen entInu.
fcnen Sunb SuriidboIerb). IA BIZ.
bu ia, mein licber gutter gtnnu3:...
nber fpns 1T benn bas, benz arntrr
asri bubsn sic IA Obren unb GGtpsif
geihitt9" yGreiIid; fpstI ID a..
oadt .tab', ben miirben Gle bod ritt
tpieber obbclcn . mas bran febtL
f6rnen &c mir ja BON JiiibstIotn
otteAuls
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127 CT Z. etrahe.
SrmdinHen

istu frt In tenif1er unb enaIlfeef Gprans
ihr 0tf6nitsieuie. perHrs etc. usberfetrnees
~erhen dpf RrnfD bsforoi
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genfaI College.
Hesicrnngs.a nifeHnneen.

Observation-Disclosures often thr g,dnner
unb nrnuen. 2nufenbs bon ernfnnunaen fins
kn ausH6f. etie fhr sIntenurasn fret
erdniiin 3nfiinis. TsN 70. aenettcr. n. o.
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idleidenbe, uniidtbare ;yeinS

1WlelueHpe, uHIIWlpute Oe'IVu go
Sd baltic es niHt mebr aus; tn meis
men S9ldfen bdmmert IS tpie beiefsn
unb id fiible, tpie mein 9lut raienb
in meinen @bern treiit. Sd reiBe bic
Riemen Der Maste auseinanber, =
unb atbne refine, frifde, quite auIt.
Sine lei9te 9riie fpmmt bon Siibell
Ter, lie bat bic siftisen @ellen forts
geIpilt 9as @efeht flatt alb;
9as 8nattern beginnt leiie gu eriters
ben urb bic &anonen perben immer
filler. Die blibenben aittsr, bic bic
@udt 3errifen. l0ffen aus. Us
ipirb rubiser, i9 atbme, atbne tieter,
ndbrenb ii9 iiber llns bic buntels
blaue Samtsarbine Der Wadt lansS
fam unb leiIe ipieber 3uiammsnI9lisbt.
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&lasen Der Barrier sdaiine.
rinnen.

"a bic 9eoiiriniiie bes Seeres III
ailen friegiibrenben 2dnbern ben
gr6bten unb eerabe ben brmid)barIteil
Der mannIiden gepolferurg ben
gcrufen bes 5riebcns eitt5osen babcn,
mubte BEL allen straightforward iili-
incr rncbr bic emit 70 rrtferifJ1ste
QDeibIitteit In Die Hreibe tteten. "a.
be- Iistcs bss alnbli6 tsr- p~cridiaoeyp
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11
RAINBOW CLUB
FARMER SMITHS
ARE YOU POSITIVE?

will be here when out into
country waving the wind You may also
bending the gentle breeze the great storm
is thisthe wheat field does not
the Both where they but gently move
the Wind blows and moves this and that
be that Always stand where are when you
arerig move with the wind of opinion.
"Tha of white In
pink and with
"You right But that paper
looks o know about it than do
will you
When liable to have
rubbing the fur backwards has cat
Be but with it ALL admit that MAY be wrong
when tell something wrong do not leave the
the right do not W it's wrong
andtha all there is to it."
sides question, and everybody agreed with
else world would be unnerestng.
little "Of be wrong but
such and such is the case, 1T SEEMS TO ME-"
by sometimes well ask lot
be but do not it, Then your COM
he will
right Be positive yet like
If the wheat field tried to RESIST the
the did not bend would break
Re noitive but at the same time PLIABLE FARMER SMITH,
ldren's Editor EVENING LEDGER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-11
FARMER SMITHS GOAT BOOK
Billy Bumpus and the Bee

Billy Bumpus was looking at himself
in the brook and thinking how beautiful
his horns were and how brave he was.
why" he exclaimed, there isn't thing
in the world am afraid of"
Just then he heard a noise. 'Bz-z-z-z" {"
He listened again. "Bz-z-z-z."
'I guess 1 had better be going. l
don't like that noise" said Billy.
II thought you were not afraid of any
thing" said very sweet voice beside him,
and looking on the daisy he saw Honey
Bee
We'll. we'll !" This was all Billy could
think of saying.
well. what?" asked Honey Bee. "You
were saying to yourself that you are not
afraid of anything. and now you want
to be hurrying along"
There is a great difference between
being afraid and being cautious" an
swered Billy thoughtfully.
what do you mean?" asked Honey
Bee
Have you ever seen a railroad track?'
replied Billy.
"Of course l have" answered the fellow
with the buzz.
We'll" began Billy slowly, II always
look both ways before I cross railroad
track and 1 am not afraid, only cautious y
Just then the Bee scared into the air
and Billy started to run.
You can't catch me mapping" shouted
the fellow with the horns as he scooted
up the hill.
Don't forget to look both ways
shouted the Bee as 1t whizzed past his
head and made him run all the harder.