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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
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aener @od)e BEL einem bonn bohm.
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ante fiir5 2eben perbltn0en Solepb
gehIer uno Sri. &otbarina 9oidei=
ser, belize bon bier. SIM &reiie Ell
ner bcitcren @alteIdlaar fano nod
ocn Srm1=3eremonien inter Dem
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cs oem iungen Naore ltetS mobler=
geben moge, lit Ser nadtragli6e
Buni9 oes uNor6itern."
6reepprt.
Roh flr3em 8elud BEL Ser uns
tpeit bon bier mobnenoen 6amilte s..
Bruins lit 6eIena &la1en nad ibrem
9eim in @oloingfor6 5urudgefebrt.
- Srou Geo @oihen erltattete ibren
in ct. Mntbonp tp%obnenben @ltern
Gabed einen obtt6gigen 8eiu9. =
81. M. gtuntebed, pelder auf Sen
Rorooafota @efiIoen auf Ser 8iirid
tpor, lit nit gutter 8eute mte6er 6az
beim eingetroffen. = Sermam So
}den Der anbte bier5ebn Stiid Htnoz
pieb nod Siio=gt. Saul, Sic a1s iein
a%Ileiniges gigentbnm linn einen flei=
men Rei6tb11m brahten; lebte Wode
botte er Die 9reidmaidine I'M
@onge un6 oa5 @rgebnib mar ettpas
be15er ols Is @uidel Wei5en per
Mder. - 6. S. @ob beiudte NIT iei=
nett gltern bon Souf Centre, sic bel
tim su BoIte tparen, ba5 Mnt. @il=
peroing5 @eim, mo- lie sos ieltene
8ergniigen botten, 51 6ieier Sabres=
5eit reife grbbeeren pfliiden uro iid
an an6erenlSriid)ten aus bemSbltgar=
ten bes @errn @ilmerbing laben gu
f0nnen. - Die 6rei Meilen bon bier
tpohnbaft geueiene 6amilie Sobn
&erbes lit nod Breckenridge umge-
5ogen; sic bobnrh pofant g%ctporbene
Sorm bes Sobn @erbes miro jeet
bon ieinem @ruoer Soiepb betpobnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
@enu Guer Sinh nnmilig 1T,
Tieberiid, bartleibtg
@ebt adt Splitter! @enn sic 3mnae be-
lcgt lit, bann rctnigt bic flctrcr
Gingetpcibe NIT ,,Galifprnta
Gprup of 5igs."

Miitter f1nnen meeit0rt fem, no@ben
lie California Setaen @nrup. gegeben ia:
ben, benn in Elm paar Gtunben miro al
bas peritopfte 8eug. iaure Sale uno ge=
gobrene Nahrung lih leidt trennen alls
Sen @~ingetpeiben, nnb SIR babt tpieoe1
Elm geiunbes, fpieI1uitiges Sinh.
8rdnfe &inher hraudlen nidt gebettel1
5n lperben. bieies borm1ofe ~6rldt 2oras
fib" gu nebmen. Winionen Miiitter hnls
ten es our &enb, tpeil 1ie pihen, baf
fem @irfen auf ben @agen, bic 2ebe1
rnb bic @ineeneibe PROMPT unb itder lit
Sragt @uren Mppthefer nah elmer
so Gent Slafde california Teigens
Ghrrp," pelrhe Die Mnleitnngen fit
gabies, @inher unb @eripnen icaIiden
Glters unb fir grtpadiene entbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Mrmes @riedenlam6!
Citizen. iiber 2on0on, %.

Mtben, iber 2onoon, %. Oct.
Sic Madte berlangen
jett bon ser griediiden &egierung
3eniur ser &relie; 0ies gibt fir 5oS
2ono cine tpeitere gbmierigfeit, ga
ie6e Mrt bon 3eniur gegen 6ie grie=
dii9e 8erfaiiung Der toBt. 9as &a=
binett entibloB iid ami Montog nod6
elmer gibnng, Sic SEN ga15en Sag
in Mnipru9 genommen bette, cine
idorfe @arn11ng an 6ie Mnti=8ene=
elos=3eitungen gu er1aiien, in Ser
bieie barauf bingemieien, 6ab meitere
Mngriffe o1f 6ie gntente=Wfahte trob
ser neutrality-suspicious. FreBfreibeit
raItiihe MaBregeln Ser @lliierten
CUR 6olge baben f0nnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Mntblpfgfeit.

@enn STR @l1@ entmutbigt uno
per5agt fublt, gebt nidt auf, ion.
oern nebmt cine Goits Gbamberlain's
GabIette un6 SIR iei6 fat immer &C.
nib, Dab lie in einem ODER 5mei So
gen Gu6 gang gut fiiblen madt.
Mutbloiigfeit lit baufig Ser nnper=
ouuli9feit nnb 8iliolttat 5u5uibrei-
ben, mogegen 6ieie Gablette beionoerS
mertbpoQ iino. gu faufen in &enrp's
Corner Drug Store. - An5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

CLOUD. = &erma11n 8rinfmam un6
Jrau tparen Sonntag beim Mler 8ro=
fer. 81 @a1te. - Beter @retib lit
wieoer iomeit bergeitellt, 6ab er iid)
ben &irdenbeil,dern ani6lieben
fam. = 2etten Sonntag tp1roen
gum gbeitano perfiin0igt &einri6
gber nnb Maria &aiier bon Stool
bile. Die @od15eit miro am z. geo-
pember in Modpile gebalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
9plitiide Gpredertonr.

Ger Md)tbore IS. S. 9otoble,
ganoioat fir SEN, &ongreb, miro on
nahgenannten Srten 0ie politiiden
Sagesfragen er0rtern: 9ig Sage, 81.
October, nahmittogS 2 l1br; glf
&iper, 81. October, aben6s 8 l1br;
Belgrade, %. Sctober, 1 l1br nad-
mittogs; 8rooten, %. Scto6er, 3
l1br 11odmittogS; Mortb Sort, Totpn
@ane, %. Sctober, s l1br aben0S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Gcltener SAL bp11 Madtmanbeln.

Sin i%eltener 5au bon Na@tmanz
beln lit in Der meoi5inif@en nniDerliz
tGtstlinit in Pra9 beoboatet morz
ben. @s nurOe bort Elm 16 Sabre
otter ber5leibenber Goiffeurlebrlin9
bebanbelt, oe7en @er5bei4meroen oerz
art beftig paren, bab CT au4 Den
qerinsiten tDrperliden Mnitrengungen
nt4t gepa@fen mar un6 es tbm ni4t
m0glicb NOR, au@ muir tpentge @4rItz
te obne 9ilfe 5uriid5ule9en. Sn einer
Jonuarna@t UNI 1 1br muroe be-
merit, bob bas @ett bes Patienten
leer mar, unb es >puroe nun bas
gan5e @aus unb ser @of IN Der talz
ten un6 regnerii@en Nadt bur@fuht.
Ollie Ra@fori@ungen blieben erfolgz
lps, Bis ser Patient ielbit BON auben
III bos 5eniter zines NIT berpunoe<
ten unb tranfen @olbaten belegter
3immers tlopfte. I'm flint ubr
tpurbe ct bier bereingelaien ct
tlagte rur iber &dlte unb i4lief TO-
fort elm. DIS ct hes Morgens erz
tpa@te, tonnte er uber Den gan5en
@orfaa feline tpettere Musfunft 9eben.
Sos l1ngem0bnli@e ser @rideinung
beitano 0ortn, bab ber patient in
f4pinoelnoer 9Dbe in itlrmifder
Ma@t iiber f@male. f@liipfrige SEM
fterbretter, Sic bur@i@nittli4 einen
N}eter boneinonber entfernt paren,
feinen Meg senla@t bate. 9ie tDrz
perlt@e Mnftrengung, bic bteier Meg
i'm @ad3utanb erforbert Battle, pare
5iemli4 betradtli@ gemeien. Der pa
tient bate fid mabrf@einli@ bier
@tunoen. minoeitens ober atpei, ldngs
Der Mauer bes Yabilons bemegt.
9os Mertmuroigite tpar aber, oaB
biefer nGhtli@e Musgang Sen faper
beratranten @atienten Qar nt@t anaes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
Stir cine idmutiae @eiidtsfarbe

We0tuHdJt ~Du1toet1ut1t <uofefte
nn6 nebmt cine 9idt bon @emiiien
unb @erea1en. Madt tagli6 uebuns
gen inn 6reien, un6 Cure @eiihts<
farbe miro innerbalb meniger Mo=
nate ii6 bebelttenb perbeiiert baben.
@eriu6t es. gu faufen in @enrp's
Corner Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

= Gin g11tes Maoden CUR @errid.
h1ng aqqemeiner &%ousorbeit Der.
langt. Gutter 2obn uno quite 8e.
ban6lung. Mon pen6e iid an $50.
222-4. @pe. iuoli@ o6er telepbonie'
re 49,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Darous 1oute man 1glsBsl., uuB m
Der Sat Der Sgel feinerfeits Die @r<
pdrmung bur9 etnen Miuensatt bets
beiflbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26
8lnttransimiium i'm @odgebirge.

SIM .aorrefponoen56latt fir
-@9pei5er Mer5te" puroe liber einen
Sal fpperfter 8lutarmut beri9tet,
Der i'm @o9gebirse burb 8lutinjefz
tion CUR 9eilung tam. Die &rante
tpiss einen 9dn1oalobinsebalt ben II
pro5ent auf. Der Yatientin purben
ameimol je 10 gromm 8lut tief in
ben Miiien eingeipriBt, bas unmlttelz
oar pprber Gus Oem gubogen ibrer
@9tpa9erin enln0mmen mar;; etpa
Il Sage ipater pies bie< patieatm
einen acknowledgement Don - Yroz
gent, in 2 Ntonaten einen 1ol9en 1on
rs Pro5ent auf, So i'm StefIon3 in
anoeren TGlen in gleider s-ajle an
ye>panote Y!uteinlpriBungen let pelz
tenn nt4t 10 erfolgretA lparen, pie
bieier I'M 9o@geDirge bebanoelte Sal,
10 1T gu permuten, Oab i'm 9o49ez
birge our@ ben gsringen atmo1fbariz
f@en Druid, burh Die &ei5ung Ser
Gaut bur4 ultraDiolette @tra6len
Gerbaltni1e gef9uffen puroen, melz
de oie Blutinjettionen i'm 9o9gez
birge mirtlamer eri9einen laf1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

ftrenst batte, bas !Ser3 ipies feline
nernenstperte Menoerung i'm @er9let4
gu benz friiberen e. ltanb ouf. 9ie1e
Sotfa@e labt ii@ nl1r 10 %ertlaren,
b1B mon annimmt, bab &orperbemez
gungen, bic unter Dem Ginflub Deg
Millens unb NIT 3u6ilfeno6me Der
Mufmertiomteit 5uitonoe tpmmen, an
Elm tranfeS 9er3 piel b09ere Mnforz
%0erungen iteuen, ols iene &orperbemez
gpngen, Die untsr Dem @influb Der
@ltggeition erfolgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-10-26

Clinton Mreb nno 6ro11 bon ct.
8oniface, Minn., famen 1ebte ISOLDE
Donneritag gum gd,moger, Soiepb
G6er, ouf 8eiud un6 lit Samitag
mie6er beimmdrts gefebrt. = Geo
Stodinger lit Treitog bon Morb6afo-
ia, mo- er BEL elmer Greidmoidine BE-
idaftigt par, 5urudgcfommen. -
IN Der Tamilie Motb. &fIiiger bat
rim melodies M66den mil1fommcnen
gin51g gehalten. - HbiIipp @cp-
lan6 hat li9 cine &ornfhdImaihinc
anaeidufft. = Souls 6artig NOR leb.
tie @ode in @ei@aften nod ct.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24

Il regiment Of red-trousered soldiers
that was hurTying to Tie 'front.'
"No. For two years you received
q military training in your own coun-
tfS Tomorrow you must join the army
Of France"
'But YOU" he pleaded, and Broke
down. She returned his kiss.
"If we are both alive we will find
each other upon your great day of
Thanksgiving ten weeks away. And
until then" But there is no need
Of going into their parting, for the last
words of love are sacred. However,
ilttee days later she was In Belgium
aid he was marching and counter
hiafctiihg In that wonderful unknown
army which even the eagle eyes Of the
enemy's spies had not discovered; the
army of minute men which lay hidden
behind Paris.
Came the day when the hot breath
of advancing hosts was in the very
face of the great capital upon the
Seine. In companies, regiments, bat
tallons and divisions they came in an
endless martial sea, sweeping the le-
gions of the trl-color before them miles
eheh day. And then Il was that the
treat French general sprang his trap.
Iii cars, buses, automobiles and by
Every means which ingenuity could de-
wise, the secret army from behind the
city was rushed to the front. Billy,
in the midst of it, heard the rumble
and grumble of the battle from miles
away, and seeming ii felt the hair on
the back of his head bristle as it
does upon a dog when he smells a
wolf. Then in a great surge there
swept over him the thought of Char
mette, and tears blinded him as he
imagined her so slender and helpless
wandering homelessly in her desolate
country; and with it a longing vast
and unutterable to throw down his
gun and go rushing blindly away in.
search of her that he might take her
in his arms and bear her away from
all this hell to the peace and happi-
ness that had been theirs through the
long summer when the days had fallen
softly as thistledown. God how he
hated it all-this war and blood and
heartbreaks. And then without know
ing why, he suddenly found himself
rushing forward into a gray murk with
thousands Of his companions on either
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24
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came hopping OH her pillowed divan
and running behind him rest her chin
upon the top of his head as she puck
cred her lips and solemnly criticized
herself upon the canvas
"And do / really look like that,
Billg2" she would half whisper while
he was Slipping an arm around her
slim waist. Whereat he would say:
''Yes, dear-only Of course much
prettier. But / win bring that fact
out as go along" So Charmette would
tidy things up bit as he washed his
hands, then away they would go chat
tering like sparrows about the won
derful time so soon to come when Billy
would be of age and receive his herl-
tage in America. for when that day
came they were to be married and he
was to take her back to his own land.
"And ii happens to be next Thanks
giving" he told her; then explained
what the term meant to those born in
his country across the sea. For Char
mette, being a Belgian. girl, had never
heard of it until the coming Of Billy.
Ard then came the dark time when
Fnris stilled and grew pale and the
very ground seemed to culver beneath
lhe tread Of the advancing leglons.
Through Belgium they came pounding
in the vastest machine ever built by
man as they smashed her great
fOrtresses like anthills beneath a Jug
gernaut ana swept over her in a
great tide, rolling the defenders be-
fore them as wave rolls before the
PROV Of a ship And in those terri
bic hours the hand of Billy left his
brush and sought that Of Charmette
as they sat with faces turned east
ward sedtellng the Sky for the rings
of fhell Smoke which they knew must
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24

Roswell, N. NJ, Nov. 81 -
The local postoflice has received
fraud order from the govern
ment directed against the Nat
ional Mail Order Brokerage Ex-
change of Minneapolis, and is
returning to the senders all let
tiers mailed at the local office.
The public is thus advised of the
order to save them time and
trouble and loss.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24
LIVE STOCK

Kansas City, Nov. 20, 1916
Another big week in cattle re-
ceipts opened today with 10000
head, market mostly steady,
weak on medium and low grade
stockers, pretty active on all
kinds in spite of excessive sup
plies at Chicago and st. Louis,
with lower reports from those
points. Hogs sold 5 to 10 low
er early, packers demanding a
greater decline late sales a com
promise, sheep and lambs stea-
DIV.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24

clasping his thin hands within her
own and raining kisses upon his
cheeks.
ooh, Billy! BiIlyw she cried "And
l found you the first day. Listen,
dear. The enemy is defeated and
Paris is saved-and you helped do It,.
And you are to fight no more, and we
can now go to that great country Of
yours, where all is peace and happiness.
And the picture, Billy, the picture.
You will laugh when you see the care
with which l have safeguarded it,"
lie drew her to him until her cheek
rested against his own.
eyes, dearest. And when we had
thought all was over life was just be-
ginning. Isn't 1t wonderful" He
paused, then spoke again.
"What day is this, CharmetteT She
laughed joyously,
1T is all days in one; the day of
your inheritance; the day of your
birth : the day of our marriage-yOur
marvellous Thanksgiving"
He relaxed upon his pillows and a
smile came creeping over his face.
Jolly old Thanksgiving" he whis-
pered.
Ccopyrlght 1915, Western Newspaper Union
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24
Mrs. HOWeII's Brother
Killed.

Mis-. Dave Howell of this city
this morning received a telc-
gram from Kingman, Arizona.
bringing the sad news that her
brother, Abe Lilies, was killed
and another brother Mike Lies
fatally injured late yesterday
afternoon in a mine explosion.
Both are old timers here and
are well known. Mrs. Howell
and sister, Mrs. Sherman Mil
Ter leave tonight for Kingman.
Roswell Record.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24

had been level ground suddenly
yawned great pits; tlfunderous explo-
sions deafened him and he staeeated
before the impact of blows of COM
pressed air. On every side men and
horses were going down In groups in
heaps, in whole windows like wheat
before hail. Before him in clump
Of trees was something that belched
and r0ured like a dragon, and before
his scattered senses told him that 1t
was a battery he found himself in a
wild bayonet conflict with d pale-
haired young man who wore spiked
helmet, and almost at The mouth of the
belchlng monster of the brush. Then
ns they thrust and parted, suddenly
the falr-halred man went down and
Billy leaped on, not knowing what had
made the other fall, yet vaguely con-
sci0us that his bhyonet ran red. Then
great darkness engulfed him,
It was evening and he was lying
upon the bank of a stream that ran
close by his old home. At his side
the brook was tinl1llng like bells and
the GOODNESS of it's waters was upon
his face. Lord, but he was thirsty, and
rolling over he buried his face in the
ripples and drank interminably. Then
az ne turned upon his back again a
pdiii shot through his head, and some
one whom ne could not see. but who
was close by him, began whimpering
like hurt puppy, Endlessly the Whinl-
perings continued, until, unable to en-
dure them longer, he sat up and rough
ly babe the complainer cease his noise.
And as he did this the fog was swept
from his brain and he found himself
lying in the debris Of battle-swept
wood with the noise of the conflict still
coming to him from afar. A fright
full pain stabbed his brain and from
his dry throat burst weak moan, and
then 1t was that he realized that ii had
been his own voice which had been
whimperi6e. Then all grew dark once
more.
For what seemed an eternity he lis
tened to unseen persons whispering
about him, while slowly, very slowly
the darkness lifted. Came day
when he opened his eyes. He was ly-
ing in a clean hospital with rows of
other cots on every side. Once more
his head was clear, but upon him was
the weakness of long illness. A nurse
with red cross upon her arm passed
his way, stopped before him and
smiled,
"And so your mind has awakened at
last" she. said softly. ut Has been
many weeks. For a long time we
feared you would die, but it seems that
you are to get WELL"
"And where am II" he managed to
say.
'In Paris. This is the hospital for
wounded Americans. And by the way,
a friend has been awaiting your awak-
ening for several days. will bring
her."
But she had no time to bring. Down
the aisle a girl came running to throw
herself upon her knees by his bedside,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24

soon float in the air in grim banQucsS
of death. Then 1t was that one morn
ing the girl came to him with a let
ter in her hand and tears flooding her
blue eyes.
"They have destroyed my home, and
my old father and mother are outcasts.
l must so to them. Good-by, Billy"
she sobbed. lie kissed her.
"But of course / shall go with you. -
She only nushed him away pointing to
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24

the thing was as good as accomplished,
only of course Il would take time and
she must be very, very quiet. "For"
he explained, ''you have as many diff
ferent expressions as have the clouds
themselves, and Of course l cannot
paint them all. So you must fix your
eyes and mind upon one thing, that
your expression may always remain
the same" Whereat Charmette, being
very much in love with Billy, fastened
both upon him and her expression was
happy one indeed. Then when he
would lay his brush aside with a lit
tile weary Sigh and tell her that they
we're through for the sitting, she would
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24

hand, a fierce yell bursting from his
lips and the battle lust turning him
hot as a flame as he realized that they
We're charging.
Dimly he was conscious of showers
Of invisible things that PASSED him
in hurtling flight. Huge clouds of
dust arose on all sides and where there
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24
Beef Cattle

White face steers raised and
fed in Southwest Missouri set
new high record price l.ere to-
day at sl1.75, 1856 lbs average.
Other good steers sold around
$1l, short fed 3teer4 80 to $40. so.
Summer grazed cattle fed thirty
or sixty days are bringing $50
to $50, an agreeable surprise 10
owners in most cases. Yves e u
grass steers sell at So or better,
and plain little steers weighing
around 900 lbs bring 6 Is to7.25.
Cows advanced 25 cents last
week, best COWS up to So. odd
head of Colorado grass COWS at
that price, fair 10 good cows
g. Is to 1925, Gamers 4.50to 500.
Gamers are selling a good 80
cents higher here than at Chi
cage. NeaIs are higher, up to
.$1I.
Stockers and Feeders.
Coed kinds are selling about
like Mon(ay of last week. Ten
cars of choice Panhandle stock
calves, 400 lbc. sold at IS. and
forty or fifty cars Of we'll bred
Panhandle yearlings sold at
81 .25 to 7.35, with 10 per cent Of
The total weight at SO Plain
stock steers sell at 6.25 to CTS.
common thin steers under Sc.
Five cars of Kansas feeders sold
at 7 so, 1850 lbs and 6 cars of
steers little fieshier, but or
dinarily classed rs feeders, sold
at 7 90 to killers. A few fleshy
feeders are going out up to 8. 50,
plain thin feeders down to $50
Hogs.
Order buy ers bought their
hogs 5 to 10 lower, paying 0.Sj
for heavy hogs, $50 for me-
dunn, o 20 for lights. Packers
stood ont for prices % lower.
but bought hogs after the noon
honr Is to 20 lower, bulk of
sale 8 80 to 9.75; receipts We're
$4,000.
J. A. Rickalt,
Market Correspondent.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24
(NARl.ETTE

AY after day Billy Nc
Vickers sat in his stu
diO just off the tiny
park and painted away
at Charmette. Togeth-
er they had decided
tina the picture must
hang in the grand sa-
Ion, therefore it must
be wonderfully done
indeed. With herself
as the subject, Billy
had assured her that
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1916-11-24
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Kenna Record
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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1916-11-03
SYNOPSIS.

Lieut.. Jarvis Hope is detailed by the
and report his findings on the invention
of Dr. Ralph Burke, which serves to bring
tho submarine to n state OF perfection.
The lieutenant arrives In Valdavia and
is welcomed by the inventor and his
daughter. Cleo. On the trial trip OF the
Inventors boat, Japanese helper Is sur.
prised In the act OF examining the
mechanism OF the ventilating device, Hope
reports favorably on the new device but
there are others Interested in II. An at
tempt to burglarize Doctor Burke's labor
atory fails. but later Cleo finds him muir
dered In his bedroom. Cleo sells her IA
Tiers books to get motley; later she
finds note from which she learns that
they contain the secret formula. With
Hope she races TO the auctioneer's store
only 20 find II In flames. Olga Ivanoff and
Gerald Mgrton, two spies in search of the
formula, attempt TO capture Cleo when
she calls at tho house OF Stephanski, the
anarchist. Hope PUSHES to her aid: Nor
ton shoots at him but the bullet hits a
bomb, In the cellar, which explodes.
stephansh dies In the wreck OF his house;
the others escape. Hope and Cleo attend
n ball at Mrs, Delmar's, whose nephew
has two OF the missing books Mahlin. n
spy, attempts to steal the books. but IL
discovered by Hope; In the excitement
that follows the books disappear. Mahlln
escapes. Hope and Cleo take a boat for
an island out In the bay. The conspira-
tors follow in other boats. Mahlin and
the Jap turn out the island light. Nor
toms boat with the countess strikes a
stray mine In the bay.