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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-04

MASS ICuc IctCIS udS dCCCptCO q
position as clerk in the Seabreeze post
Office.
George D. finley. who has been
ill for several days as the result of a
strain while working last week, is
sufficiently recuperated to be out of
doors again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hunt are expected
to spend the winter here. These peo-
pie are from Richmond, Mich. and
will have rooms at the w. S. Holmes
residence. on Halifax avenue.
A party of seven arrived from the
states of Maine and New York and are
spending few days at the Elmira
cottage on Halifax avenue. They will
continue on tour of the state after
a few days more.
DR.. F. C. Key returned to White
Springs Saturday after a short stay
here at the home of his friends, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. Abercombie, on Halifax
avenue. Doctor Key will return later
and start practice at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. List came over
from their home in Winter Park to
spend the weekend at their coy
bungalow home on Atlantic avenue.
This house has recently been finished
and plastered in the second story.
Plants. hedges and other shrubbery
are being planted on the grounds of
the Princess Issena hotel on Ocean
boulevard. Other preparations are be-
ing made for the opening of this hotel
about the 18th of the present month.
Miss Ruth Stewart, who went over
to DeLand last Wednesday to attend
house party given by her fraternity
the Delta Delta Delta, returned to her
home on the corner Of Ocean avenue
and Earl street. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Sadie Sheets will arrive from
her home in Lansing, Mich, next week
to spend the winter at the r. E. Odds
home on Halifax avenue, as usual
Mrs. Sheets many friends on the
Peninsula will be pleased to hear OF
her return.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fogg arrived
| Friday night from their summer home
| in South Cairo. N. Y, in the Catskil
mountains. They are now at home a
their residence on Halifax avenue
north. where they will spend the win
| ter as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Christy and chill
dren. of Manchester. Vt. will arrive
Tuesday from the north to spend the
winter in Seabreeze. Mr. Christ,
will again have charge of the Claren
don golf links. on which he has beef
the professional instructor for two sea
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Miss Eunice Ramsey entertained a
number of her young friends at a
marshmallow roast on the beach in
front of the Neptune hotel last Friday
evening. About fifteen were present
to enjoy the evening of games and
the roasted wieners and marshmal
lows.
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DAYToNA BEACH


J DAvToNA BEACH j.
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L. c. Isaacs and family. who mo-
tored down from their home in
N. c.. and have spent some
time at the Seaside Inn, left Friday
on their return.
Miss Eirene Escn came over from
DeLand where she is attending Stet-
son University, to spend the weekend
with her parents at their home on
Peninsula drive.
The Auction Bridge club, which is
composed of several young ladies and
gentlemen of the beach, will meet at
the home of Miss Gertrude Randall
on Hollywood avenue, tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rogers re-
Gently arrived from their home in
Danvflle, ILL.,, to spend the winter here
They plan to tour the state before
returning north in the spring.
Miss Margaret Willard, of Palatka
is expected to arrive early in the week
to visit her friend, Miss Isabelle
Grasty, at her apartment in the Orr
house, on the corner of Halifax and
Seabreeze avenues.
Don Mcdonald, who owns a celery
farm near Sanford, came over to the
beach last Thursday to spend the
weekend with friends here. He re
turned to his home in the interior
Saturday afternoon.
A party of the young people from
DaytOna Beach gave a surprise dance
to Miss Lucille Johnson at her home OF
the corner of SeabreeZe avenue ant
Coates street. Ten couple were pres
ent and the evening was greatly en-
joyed.
]. M. Johnson came over from hi
new home in Gainesville, Saturday
and will accompany his daughter, Leo
back to that place today. After max
ing final arrangements, Mrs. John
son will follow her husband and daugh
ter to Gainesville. Tuesday.
Judge ]. B. McCluney, who is
guest at the Seaside Inn. was Joined
few days ago by his old law partner
S. M. G. Baker. Both of these gentle
men are from Knoxville, Tenn. an
will spend a goodly part of the white
at the popular Daytona Beach hostelry
Miss Eunice Ramsey entertained
number of her young friends at
marshmallOw roast on the beach il
front of the Neptune hotel last Frida
evening. About fifteen were presen
to enjoy the evening of games an
the roasted wieners and marshma
lows.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. EdmOnds wi
arrive in few days from their HON
| in Arlington, n. j., to open their VIII
| ter home on Halifax avenue, sOutl
! for tho winter Mr. E,dmOEdS is IN
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@ilbelm @Dlter.
Gin eefaIlener iuneer
Sidter

Gin Rrisgsfreipinigsr, Elm GGfars
rersTpbn, Elm Stubent itarb, serabs
erft spansigiGbris. Gr fisI I'm 9ras
natfsuer in Der champagne. Sn Der
Vaht, bspor er bic t0bli6e Wunbs
empfins. fhrisb er an iein. Sdpeitsr:
.Drauben tndttert tpiebsr bic gdn3e
Hadt beftisss 9epebrfeuer, mad uns
ier.n 8eoba6tunseu i6eint pieSer Elm
Sturm beborsufteben. Sd babe mt5
IGngft nit allen M1slidteitsn aboes
funbsn. Man faet INNER, .s mubt.
fir bic Sunsen leidter iein, In ben
Sob su eebsn, aIs fir bic Gslteten,
bic Batter u. a. Sd CLAUDE taum,
beun folder pirb bic Qufsabe ieinss
aebsns, fpef,n .r iiber6aupt cine Ssns
buns In fih fiiblt bod ipentaiiens gum
gr5bten Sheil meiit gel0ft 6aben. unb
IN fetnen Werfen sleitbfel ipelher
9lrt, in feinen &inbern pirb man
feline Spur immer ipisberfinbeu, fpirb
er rpsitsrleben. gr mub aIfo bod
nidt dllsu fdiper fiir einen bofen
3ped itsrbtn f0nnen. Sd fible aud
eine aufeabe in mir, i6 CLAUDE, ben
Wenften ettpas su fauen gu fab.n,
unb ri5dte DON ben ret4en S4iten,
bi. gott mir ins 5er5 seleqt, unb bic
mid of nit ti.fem Slid burd'
5ittert baben, ben Meniden tpfebrs
f6entetl. aber td babe nod feline
3tit gum Grnten seha6t, nnb tpenn
man mir ieine 3eit sum errten
ldbt9 Dersib folhe Worte, es fpirb
ni6t 70 tommen, nnb ipenn duf. es
fpirb @ottes Site INNER etren Nus
aleih, Elm 0onenben unb grfiintn bes
G}olfns ifaifsn - isut bu3 t,ub Der |
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grob pubbing.- - Gin pint
dbseio4ts unb NIT Der Snale elmer
3itrone ausse3osene Mil& fpirb pers
fiibt unb nit bier giern abgequirli.
Sobnnn ipsrben 8 Bis 8 Seulmsll
feingsid,nitisn ipprauf eine slatts
pubbinsform NIT Butter dusgeiiri4en
nnb Der Hobtn nit SsmmeIh aussss
Isgt ipirb. 6isriibsr ipirb MN bon Der
eiernliId1 sescHen, bic non ben Stm'
msln aufaeIosen lpirb. Ginige aorins
ibsn ann GultonroIinsn iperben nod
bariiber gefrtut. Man bat NIT bem
Muffsgep Der Gemmsln unb btm aufs
fiiIl.n Der gitrnilH forianfabrtn. BIB
bic iyorm poIliidnbis gefiirlt IN. Sos
bonn tpirb bisie in bsiBts waHsr se'
itsIIt, Der aoHtopf fpirb 5ustbtdt unb
an ridbt su bsiber Sisne bes SsrDss
oses I'm Sfen In stipa einer Gtunbe
fsrilgsstodt. Cine @aniIIduuss lpirS
bu1n SstDisi.
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seItsnt 0pppsIfeier.-

StlItHe I'D -
WobI ielten icmmt es DOT, bab 8riis
Der unb Sdtpeiter ON einem unb beHs
ieIben Gage bas Syeit Der soIbenen
9r6Seit feiern f0nnen. 9ieies mar
iebt Den GxIsutsn Wi9asI Wofer
nno syoiepb Gfer aus BEN Stdbtden
RapIe @rODe, Dis., pers0nnt. Ms
iinge aeute lernteu bic Gefhtpifter In
RdHiouI ibre 4userfudblt.n fenrlsn
uro IisbeH unb bic Jolse bacon pareH
stDsi 5D4seiten an sinem Sdgs. Der
bamaIiss pforre1 Ulegun IN Chiffon
UolIspa pamuls bic Srduung Der beis
ben gsaars. gnIdbIi9 Der ieBisen
OoppeIfsier 3slebririe pfdrrer 0arts
baus in ber iatbolifden 3ir9e in
aaiIon cine DantiagunssmefTs, NOS
rauf fih bie SubeIpaare nit ibreH
@eripanbten unb >Jreunben I'm Ro.
ier'iden $eim Siir sSeier beS sSeites
perfammeItsn. 3ipsi 5oss bararf on
einem Sonutas. fuub i'm 6eim bon
Soiepb CIDER cine Rd9fier itdtt.
- 80 MoIlen aobnerb6buug
forberM. - Sur Gorbsr,ins elmer
9obnerb6buna DON asbn pro5ent fir
Utaf6inens unb piden aoble auf
Der fir unssfiebte aoble iiblihen 9as
fis, lp.nn bic ssstnpdrtisen HDb,
nunsaerptraae am /. gipril .rI0fden.
eHti9IoHsn ii9 bic in Columbus ias
genben, @ereinisten Graibenarbeiter
bon Shio in Der ShluBiibuns ibres
Sabresioubents. Die 9elsgaten be-
itanben nuf gei6ebaItuna Der gdiis
fir unssfiebie aobls trob Der Wibers
rufuna bes Green GeitBes. iuel3ts
bic Ysnubuns bifes apbnfpftems
gum 3tpana uadte. Die Gobnraie
fin WaidyinenfobIe ipiirbe, tpenn bic
Jorbsruna bstpilirt ipirn, DON At
Gents uuf 51.7 Gents per Gcnne srs
bobt ipsrbn. 9ieie StslIunsuabms
Ser @rnbenarbtitsr bon Dbio pirb
hem bemnd6it in SnbianapoIis itatts
finbenbsn gatiOnaltonprnt Der Ders
einisten Gri6eHarbsiter uuterbreitst
tperben.
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lIntteO Sebrep CHARITIES, 5ebr.lp

lIutteb Sebretp CHARITIES, 5ebrsn
2ednicaI Snftituie, Wi. SiHai 90.
ipitdl UNI emanuel Siiierboob Of
perfonal Gerpies. Sc $1,000 on bic
Educational @IIianee, uriteb Relief
@oriers OF ibs GoeietD for gtbiedI
Culture, Sebrelp Benevolent unb ORE
pban Soei.tp, Dlpntefiore 5ome for
gbronic SHpuIibs, R. o., aforiatipn
for Smpropina ie CONDITION of the
Door, gbaritb preanicatipn SOeietp.
Spnie for aseb dnb SHfirm 9ebreps,
Some for gplorebO Orphans, St.SohHs
@uilb Floating 5ofpituI, Some for
syri.nSIsb @irls, q. o., Soeittp for
tbe grepention OF griieItp TO CHILDREN,
81. g., Soei:tp for tbe SuppreHicn Of
Dice anb tbe Union 9ome ar,b G4opl
for Solbisrs anb Sailors, Orphans,
Ren gori.
- JradtnerIab beritreif
6robt. Sobofen orobt cine relie
aaIamitGt, nGrlIid) ein sliisitmlb Der
nod perbIiebenen Sradtperlaoer,
-io1ten iib bic SdJifisgienif
beren Sampfeperfebr negitirt, nidt
Sasu periteben; bic getpiitibte Sobu.
suIoge gu Sil eepdbren ober bod pe.
nieitens init iib reben 81 laiien",
io6ai, elm aompronib er5ieIt tDiro.
Seit Mnsbrnd, BEG fiyrftbaren Gric.
ges lit bic ,,grerner 8oritoSt" ob1ie.
bnl nid)t mebr pieoer 81 erfenneE;;
bonn oas Iuitige aebeu urib Sreiben
1T NIT Der eirHteIlung Der oeistitcn
ghiifsbetriebe erIoiAen. Die 2600I
nod bier beih1ftigten Shnuerleute,
Die an 9ods Der arberen @eeereieii
glrbcit aefirnben tnbeiL tperoen iit
nm ain ndddten Jreitng cOer Gam.
itag glbenb III Hiifpff's Sale ber.
ianimeIn, Inn 5a berat9en, ob ourd
einclt glnsitaro cine SobtSnlase
oimd)aeiest iperbcr fam, oa nahI
itrcn slngaben ihrc 2obninta inner.
3aIb Der leeten pier3ebn Sabre rur
nm sipei Gents erbobt pcroen lit.
augenblidIif rbnlten bic Srabtper.
lnber 80 Gents SilnocnIobn, so
Gents bic gtmbe fir ylaftnrbcit
ano 20 Gents fir Sonntagsarbeit.
Sic ipimid,en, onb foIgence Scbnifa.
Ia eingefiibrt Ipiro: 40 Gents ae.
lD5bnlider 2out 60 GentilS fir
9bodt. ,inb 75 Gents fir gopntaes.
lrbeit. Sn Slbcoerfreiien 1T ni6t in
Grfotrung al bringeit gripeien, ipic
yuaH iib " bisiat GorSsr,sngen itaQt.
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Reaiernnas.Nn nifeannaen.

Heeisrunes. oIien tnr ggdnnef
unb Srdrtn. 1nufeubs Don Gtnennunesn finS
IN GusH6i ptlis far Gnttsuunafn tret
6ranfI,n 9riii'nis. Gssi rs. ROHslter. r. ..
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InIandilos fla0rttsn.

Rann lid ieIha ernd 5.
ten. 2ouis 9. ROplsi) DON 2dHiing,
Widisau, elmer Der be6eutenbiien Gus
derfd6riiaHten bee 2dnbes. beipra5
in WafbinstDn bic Rahriti. bab bic
oeutide ResisruHS nod nett srobere
adnbereieu nit .3utsrriiben bepfldns
gen ldfieH tperoe, dIs bisber. Ridis
bat 70 pieI bgSu bsigetrngsr, bab iid
SeutfdIanb ieIbii erbaItsn fam, aIs
bic 3ud.riHhtftri,. Sic IN bi. gr5Bte
0ipnomiide SiIf. in Der setpaItissn
&riiis, in ber iit OeutidIanb befin,
bet. Dabur6 bat oas Reid nidt nir
ein tpertbpolIss RabrunssmiitsI, ion,
bern au6 ssniigsab 4ItoboI unb ans
bere ppobutts srbaIen. nus bieieR
unb unbereu @riinben III Seutinlano
troB Der britiiben 9lodabe in bic 2as
ge berieBi porben, aus einsm Gamble.
iit, Der tleinsr II, als Der Siadt Ses
Ias unb bem orsiui.riel 70 pieIe Dlens
Ilhen tpobneu. nj. IN ben Der. Stads
ten, s.niisenb grseusnife 5u selpins
nen. um bic gsp0Itsrung erndbren 5u
t1nnen. Gs If ,.in @ebeimnib mebr,
bob .s peutidsn Ghemiteru sslunsen
1T, aus Giibcn5ufer urb Siriip EN-
ipertbSoIIss gtibrunssInit.eI bersuiisl.
len, bds Ieibt gu oerfdidsn III. unb
einen bsoeuhno.n Beftnnbtbsil Der
@erpflsguns Der armeen bilbei. Dan.
Der betpiutbe rnspertben lanbpirtbt
idnftlihen Utetboben unb bsm nisIen
Riibensi6er, bat .s Deutf&Idnb beu.
te Hi4t mebr nStbis, ,Qebensmittel eins
fiibrtn 5u muTen. TsutihIdnb bat
fbaii1hfi6 ein. W,lt fir Tid ieTbii ses
fdafen. mir m0ssn bdrGus bic seits
semabe nnb ridtise 2ebre 5iebtn, In
tpsId piTewYtbdfiIid3tr @eife unier
alIer siIfsGuefen uno meis
iterbafter insuitri,[lsr Organization
Deutf@lGnb Der sauaeI @sIt Elm gei'
fpiel segeben bat.
geniami1 Gusgtrs
beims Rd d lab betrdgt
50, 1887. Ysuipmiu Gussenbsim,
Der Bel BEN llniersang Der .Gitanic"
itinen 2ob fanb, binterIieb nod BEN
bonn grbfhaftsiteiie Mbi6dber i'm
Wadlabseritt binterltstsn 8eriht
elm Retto @srn0gen bon $685.
597. Don bisiem gsfroge erbdlt bic
Ditttpe, Jrau alorttte @ussenb.im.
$7S3, ,199, ipd1rsnb bic brsi aD4ter
Bis gum ali.r Don % Sabren bic
VnbnisbuHs bon js $244, ,399 nnb
bann bas aapitaI ousge5dhlt erbaltsn.
Auber 0ermd9tniHen on cine Rsibe
bon Shtpeitern, Gmpdgerinntn uno
Ridien ifbie Der EefiutDr bic folgens
ben Gesats fir MDblfbdtigseits Sns
itituis aus: Sc $4,000 on bic Wans
batian 0spssbf@uIs fis Was@tn
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Gin abenbbauM ins 'Geniter fpielt.
Wie Mdb&enbinbe fHmeihelnb,
limb BON Der Gtirn, 5erqudIt. ssripiiblt,
Die IeBten Galten ftreidelnb -.
60 sibt @ebunfen, 70 grub, 70 tpeit...
Ob allen grbentptbsn,
Die sitternb bic @abnsn Der Gpisfeit
Sn Ibnunssi4auern Surhfhfptbefl..
Sinb iiber allen grb.niinn,
Sb allen Sasen unb Ssnten,
llnb m0hten bod an ibren @ei4s
thum bin
auf Elm GeIiebtss Ienfen!
- .
9as tDriah Serae
(auf elmer Gelbpoitiarte an cine bsuts
fde DAME
Rings ihlummern bic ssluren, bic
Wdrper ipeitbin .
Sn tiefer Mbenbrnh,
Gin 5dud bss gipissn sing briiber
BIN
llnb bedte bas @rdiien gu.
Des Sases Worb uno 9ranatenses
brill,
Die mein 6er5 perirampften gu Stein.
Sinb Gage, perseiien, i9 liable faG
Sn b0bere Welien binein.
., bu soIbiser @6snb, ou fd,iminert.
bes Rotb,
Wsr perfh6nte 70 tief beiu Geii9t2
Der 2ens. Der btut' fem. 9iiFs biz Bot
Sn aitt.rnbsm SpnhmIi4ta
Wer farbt bir bic Wangsn 70 rotb,
70 roth.
Sft's rabtnber Jriebensi feinG
Sber billie Deri0bntnb men baIbiser
Sob
Sn purpurbiifte bid ein7
Sber III .s mein t5ridtss S.r,e ALIEN,
W.u beute aus fernem aanb
Wht f&idfrnen Griibsn bic 2iebHe
mein
Sid tpiebsr gu mir farb9
Ohm Wetnen btel unb
HIdgtn. -
Sc sebt cine 1ronmeI BEL Ra4t iinb
Sog
lleber beutiHe minterhsibs,
Sic rrft, mas @affen gu trasen pers
mag,
Sic ruft init bumpfsTn ssipaltieen
S6Ias
Die 5erssn .au ROib uNo asibe.
Sic rief elm Ser5, bas pon aiebern
idDOu
.lnb ipoIlte finger, unb iagsn,
oas nun fein Ser,blut, 10 iibsrpolI,
20 jung fiji bic Ssinatb pergiebsu
Jrt,
DIM Dein.n pisI uno ,Riassn.
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gerIaust-4@eibIidj.
eteIenstfndle y 9aaanIidl.

Snuaer mann nit RecIi6rie 5tlouna,
Tt.ifft. gaeltf&, gtansenl& rub s.tTndrif6
fpfe4tnb nnb f6rsibsro, fu&t Ssf&dfhsuTg.
Gtnntp 9. Green. $500 Eep.k erre., Grcnffon.
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Su permi.tbsn- -W6blirtes 8immsr.
Gptss .mSbItrtss siunsr. i2l Eaet
.. Strots bbS
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CHAPTER XIV.

Celestia's snow-white train, practic
ally deserted. occupied the siding. II
would be taken off at midnight, and
run slowly so as to arrive not toe
early in the chief city of the NORTH
woods.
Mrs. Gunsdorf chose a moment when
no one seemed TO be looking and
boarded Celestia's own car at the OBJ
servation end. She knew the room
in which Celestia slept, and entered
1t. There was a three-quarter bed
in white enamel. a bureau ditto, ar
arm chair, and a door ajar. that dis.
closed the bath room. The little suite
fairly dazzled with its cleanness and
its whiteness. If there is anything IL
contrast. it was a wonderful setting
for a bloody crime.
The room offered only one hiding
place. Mrs. Gunsdorf knelt, fattened
herself to the floor and crawled un.
der the bed.
As always. an Grating crowd fol
lowed Celestia to her car, or. as on the
present occasion. surrounded her to it
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ner beauty, innocence and power-van-
ish as mysteriously as she appeared
more than half the nation will end by
believing that she was truly the Daugh-
ter of God. Believe me, Tommy, the
powers that produced her at the right
time aren't going to let her grow old
and wrinkled. She will go back TO
heaven. And a nation will believe
that the government she gave 1t was
derived from God and must be right.
DO you mean they would murder
her?'
"As calmly as you would murder
mosquito"
This is frightful!" exclaimed Tom
my, jumping to his feet.
II haven't told you who she is"
True. You haven't"
He sat down again.
professor Stilliter," said Mary, "se
lected her as a perfect specimen OF
childhood. She was kidnapped anc
brought up in a great underground
system of caverns somewhere In tie
Adirondacks."
But she would remember"
mo other child has ever beer
brought UP as she was. From the mo
ment they kidnapped her she was kept
in a state of hypnosis. She was taught
by hypnotic suggestion. The caves IL
which she was brought up seemed vast
to her as space itself. Bright angels
appeared to come and go. Through the
caves is the only access to a certain
mountain top. There she could eXer
else in the fresh air unseen by any
one. Her physical life was just as rea,
as yours or mine; her mental life was
nothing but dreams, Authorizations and
imaginings. Stilliter was her teach
er. and one other man"
What man?' asked Tommy.
His name doesn't matter. Just be
fore it was time 70 bring her TO earth,
he-wen. they caught him trying TO
make her kiss him. and ever since
then he's been-dsad.
Her memory tells her Of no physt
cal ills or wants. o1ly Of wonderful
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THE DAILY ARDMORELTE

ltical vision. II they pass the new
constitution, and my father once gets
in the saddle, only death will get him
out. His successor would be a man OF
his own choice, and we should have
ceased to be free people
"We should have begun to be an ef-
ficient people"
1T is better to be free"
THAT is a matter OF opinion, and
anyway it's neither here nor there at
the moment. If he is elected 1t will
be a great thing for me, won't it?"
you would have more position and
power"
well, I'm willing to forego that.
I'm willing, if you like, to say that it
is better to be free than efficient; bet
ter to be poor voluntarily and un.
washed, than rich and clean by force,
There, | admit all that. What do you
think Of the political prospects,"
Il think" said Tommy, solemnly,
that the election depends on Celestia.
If she can reach enough peo-
Pile before she breaks down from
Dverwork, she will elect her pres
ldent and her congress. I've seen
this over and over. We send
our best men to a place, they make a
good impression, show the people the
fallacies in Celestias gospel of pros
perity and happiness, and then, hav-
ing laid a good foundation of sanity
and honesty, along comes Celestia and
sweeps the place off its feet, and in
twenty minutes undoes the work Of
dozen good men,"
But people don't really swallow her
assertion that she was sent from heav-
en- for the especial purpose of running
political campaign"
Many swallow it. She does herself,
you know. And hers is no political
campaign, it's revolution"
''If her faith in herself could be
shattere1?"
How could it? The best detectives
in the world have been working on her
origin. No clue leads anywhere. If
she doesn't come from heaven, where
does she come FROM"
She comes" said Mary, "out of the
heart of a gigantic conspiracy"
She is no conspirator."
"Unconsciously only. Tommy, where
the detectives have failed. haven't. l
know all about Celestia-who she
was, where she went to, where she
comes from, and where she's going!"
"Going?" exclaimed Tommy, in such
a voice that pang of jealousy shot
through Miss Blackstone's heart.
MANY ignorant people" said she,
actually believe that Celestia is di-
vine and descended from heaven. AS
her beauty fades and her voice loses
it's power, if, in some way she should
show herself human-marry-ha a
child-the belief of those people would
turn into disbelief But, if having
seated the new government firmly,
, she should vanish il the heyday Of
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SYNOPSIS.

After the tragic death Of John Ames-
bury his prostruted wife, one OF Amer
teas greatest beauties, dies, At her dtath
Professor Stilter, an agent of the inter,
csts. kidnups her beautiful hree-year- old
baby girl and brings her up In paradise
where she sees no man, but thinks she IL
taught 10y angels, VINO instruct htr lor
her mission to reform the world. At inc
age Of eighteen she is suddenly thrust IN
to the world. whore agents of the interests
are ready to pretend to find her. Fiftecn
years later, while in the Adirondacks,
Tommy Is the first to meet tclestia us
recognizes the other. Tommy rescue5
Cclcstia from Sullitcr They hide I'm the
mountains Later SUllitor gets Celestial
back, aud taking her to New York places
her In Bclleyiew hospital where hrr sam ~
Is proved. Rcturnlug to get her, ne mas
she has left with Tommy, who loses her
I'm New York, but finds her next day Nv
ing with the Douglas family. He follows
Celestia to factory, where she addresses
the workers fire breaks out and Tom
my saves her. Cclestia attends a fashion
able ban at Barclays home. She at once
becomes the center of attraction. Society
hcccpts her message IN manner mat
greatly ulpascs the Triumvirate. She Is
sent to the mines to settle n strike; there
she saves Tommy from being lynched.
The miners have planned an attack upon
the stockadc Kehr having hoped for this
IS well prepared. That night Celcstia
visits tho stOckadc and speaks to Kohr's
men, Cnusng them TO turn against him.
Kchr has her locked up In the morning,
but with Tommy's help she escapes ana
speaks to the miners. During one of these
addresses Mary Blackstone, who Is in
love with Tommy, arrives in the mining
town. and after displaying string OF
valuable pearls to Mrs. Guusdorf, solicits
her aid in plot to put an untimely end
TO Cc'estia. Sulliter, jealous begins to use
his hypnotic power over Celestia treacher-
Ously
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because her spirit was weak or hei
arm nerveless, nor because the knife
which she carried in her stocking
wasn't long enough and sharp enough
for her purpose. Advantageous op
portunities for doing the murder ant
escaping undetected were rare. She
had had but one, for Celestia was SC
surrounded and guarded as a rule thai
she was hard to come at. Mrs. Guns
dorf had only had one good chance
She had only failed then because she
had been so foolish as to look Celestis
in the eyes, and the power to do the
wicked deed had been stricken from
her.
She didn't have money enough tc
track Celestia all over the country
MARY should have provided for this
But she had done her best.
Now another excellent opportunit!
seemed to offer.