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religiously adhered to. Irrespective,
also, of her careless disregard Of social
appointments, she was never permit
ted to miss one with the hairdresser,
the manicure, the masseuse, or the
dozen and one other beauty specialists
who form as important an adjunct to
the stage woman's career as to that Of
the woman Of fashion. All this was q
vital part of that plan to which the
mother had devoted herself. No race
horse on the eve OF a Derby was
groomed more carefully than this bud
ding woman In preparing her for
masculine conquest the entire family
took a hand. Her prospects, her &c.
tons, her triumphs, were the main
topic OF conversation; all other inter-
ests were subordinated TO the matri-
monial quest upon which she had en-
barked, and the three conspirators
lived In n constant state OF eager ex-
pectation over Lorelel's fortunes.
Mother and daughter were lettering
over a midday breakfast, and Lorelel,
according to custom, was recountlng
the incidents OF the previous evening.
ITS too bad you quarreled with Mr.,
Wharton" Mrs. Knight commented,
when she heard the full story Of Ham
mons party. Hell dislike you now
The girl shrugged dalntlly. "He was
drunk and fresh. I can't bear u man
in such a condition"
you shouldn't antagonize n mar
Ike him, my dear. He's single, al
least; and naturally he's impulslve, like
all those young m~lllionaires."
Bob Is an alcoholic. He's no good
so Mr.. Merkle said"
Jim, who was immersed In the morn
ing paper, spoke from his chair neal
the window.
why don't you go after. Merkle him
self, sis? Easy picking. these bank
ers."
Jim also had come home in the still
hours OF the night before and IA nov
resting preparatory to his daily BATH,
with the world. Just how the struggl,
went or where II was waged the other
knew not at all.
His mother shook her head. "Thos'
old men are all alike. Mr.. Hammer
will never marry Lilas."
"Is that so?" James abandoned hi
reading. 1.-THE older they are. tn,
softer they get. Take It from me, OIL
the word of a volunteer fireman, Lila
will cash in on him quicker than yo'
think. know"
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CHAPTER tv--Contlnued.

why don't you ask Miss Demorest?
She came with you"
Wharton sighed hopelessly. "Some-
thing queer about that Jane. D'you
know what made us late? She went
10 mass on the way down"
MASS? At what hour?"
ut was a special midnight service
conducted for actors. sat in the taxi
and waited. 1t did me n lot OF good"
Some time later Merkle returned to
nnd Bob still animatedly talking;
catching Lorelei's eve, he signifed a
desire to speak with her, but she
found II difficult to escape from the
intoxicated young man at her side. At
last. however, she succeeded, and
Joined her supper companion at the
farther edge OF the fountain. where the
t~ireless cupids still poured water from
the co%rnucopias.
Merkle was watching his friends
son with a frown.
You have just left the personllca-
don Of everything I detest," he volun.
teered. you heard what his father
bhiu uDput hlSlbk lt luuhiil
Bob to drink when be drank and follow
In his footsteps. But that isn't what
l want to say to you. Help me feed
these foolish goldfish while | talk"
"Do you think anybody would under
stand II they overheard you? fan
cied you and l were the only sober
ones left"
Some OF the girls are all right"
Merkle eyed his companion closely.
Don't you drinkT
81 have nothing but my looks.
wouldn't I be a fool to sacrifice them"
You seem tc be sensible, Miss
Knight. Something tells me you're
very much the right sort. I know
you're trying 10 get ahead, and-I can
help you II you'll help me. | need an
agent, and I'll pay a good price to the
right person"
How mysterious"
"Ill be plain That affair yonder'-
he nodded toward Jarvis Harmon and
Llas Lynn-"strikes you as a--well,
as a filtration. II Is something very
different, for he's In earnest. lie thinks
he IL lnjuring no one but himself with
this business. and he is willing to pay
the price; but the fact is he Is putting
other people in peril-me among the
rest. Nobody outside OF n mans fam.
lily has the right to question his private
life so long as 1t is private in It's con.
sequences. But when his secret o
iuct affects his business affairs. wher
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: Young Wharton may be I.
! drunkard-nay, no 10 a drunkard
but he has also q keen sense :
Of humor and u~nquenehable OPP )
tlmIsm. Don't you like him In :
spite Of hls low hablts7 .
l1Q BE CmEcIAuEnl
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II Lorelei could marry Wharton, that
would be different, but he's no sucker"
How Is Iilas going to get hers?"
insisted Iorelei.
'Wait and see" James returned to
his paper.
"She'll never marry him. She hates
him."
Jim laughed. and his sister broke out
lrritably:
"Why be so mysterious? Anybody
would think you'd robbed a bank"
Jim looked up again, and this time
with a scowl. well, every time I
come through with a suggestion ma
crabs It. What's the use OF talking
to a pair OF ~haymakers like you, any
how? ! could grab a lot OF coin for us
II you'd let me. Why, Maxey has been
after me n dozen times about you, but
I knew you wouldn't stand for It."
"Blackmall, ehT"
Jim was highly disguised. whats
the difference how you pronounce II?
1t spells k-a.l-e, and It takes n good.
looking girl to pull of a deal in this
town. All right-play for Bob Whar-
ton. I'd like to meet him, though; he
can do me a lot of good"
"HowT"
"Well, he dropped elght.four hundred
In Hebling's Sixth avenue Joint the
other night. Maxey owns n place on
Forty-sixth street where the sky is the
limit"
His sister was staring at him curl
ously. She had voiced misgiyings con-
corning his activities OF late, but Jim
had never satisfied her inquiries. Now
she asked, "What Is your share;"
The young man laughed a little un'
comfortably. "Forty per cent. That's
usual. II he's going TO gamble some
where I might rs well be in on It,"
The girls next words, however, left
no doubt as to her feelings.
you're a fine specimen, aren't your
Her lip curled; mother and son started
ut the bitterness OF the tone. ugh
What n mess you've made OF things
Two years ago we were decent, and
now" Lorclei's voice broke; hel
eyes filmed over with tears. "I'd Civ,
anything in the world IL we were al
back in Vale. 1t took only two years
Of the city to spoil u.s."
"Ha! Better try Vale again. You'C
end in n straightjacket II you did. Yo,
think you could go back, but 20,
couldn't-nobody a after they've
had a taste OF the city"
"It's all wrong, The whole thin,
!s-rotten. Sometimes ! hate myself.
I.orelei choked.
Mrs. Knight spoke reprovingly
Don't be silly. dear. You know w
did 1t all for you. But we're not com
planning" Mrs. Knight put added feel
Ing into her words. "We don't wan
you to live the way we've had to live
we want you to be rich and to hav,
things. After all we've done; after al
poor Peter has suffered"
"Don'tv' cried the girl, f%alteringly
II think OF him every hour"
"He isn't the sort that complains.
consider It very thoughtless Of you I
behave as you do and make Il harde
for u.s." Mrs. Knight shifted an
wiped her eyes. w%hersupon Lorslt
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How do you known inquired his
sister.
"Maybe I got the dogeared dope
Knocked the brother. Maybe Max Mel.
cher told me. Any how, you could land
Merkle just as easy II you'd declare
Max IN"
Now. jim" protested Mrs. Knight,
~ won't let you put such Ideas into
her head. You nnd-that gang OF
yours-are full OF tricks, but Lorclei's
decent, and she's going to stay decent
You'd get everybody in Jail or in the
newspapers"
HAS MaXey we been in Jail? Has
Tony the Barber? No, you bet they
haven't, and they never will be. This
jail talk ia funny. Just walt and see
how easy Lilas gets hers. or course
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CHAPTER Y.

No matter how chaotic the general
household schedule, Lorelei was always
assured of ten hours sleep, a dainty
breakfast upon rising, and a substan-
tial meal before theater time. Her
mother saw to 1t that this program was
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cHAPTER VI.

Lorelei did not secure another word
alone with the dresser until the middle
OF the second act. by which time Mrs.
Croft was her W colorless. work
worn self once more.
II DON'T know no more than / told
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Adoree pemorest 10 a queer
woman. Nobody really knows
anything about her life. She 10
advertised as vicious merely be-
cause such advertisement at.
tracts attention to her and
money TO the theater owner Her
place In this story makes the
story much better than II would
be otherwise. Pay heed to ADO
ree's doines.
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-why Don't You AK Miss pemorest7

II eadangers vast interests In which
others are concerned, then his associ-
ates are entitled to take a hand. Do
I make myself clear?"
Perfectly. But you don't want me;
you want a detective"
My dear child, we have them by
che score. We hire them by the year,
snd they have told US all they can
We need ipsihs Information"
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SYNOPSIS.

Peter knight. defeated for political Of
nee In his town. decides to venture New
York In order that the family fortunes
might benefit by the expected rise OF his
charmina daughter. Lorelel. A we'll
known critic Interviews Lorelei Knight,
now stage beauty with Bergman's Revue,
for a special article. Her coin-hunting
mother outlines Lorelel's ambitions, but
Slosson, the press agent. later adds his
Information. Lorelei attends Millionaire
Hafnmon's gorgeous entertainment. She
meets Merkle. a wealthy d~yspeptic. Bob
Wharton comes unlimited.
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come" she said, holding out her hand.
Once the instrument was hers she
oscillated the hook with nervous I'm
ger, staring doubtfully at the cause of
her delay. Wharton. as IN the evening
before. carried his intoxication with IN
air. He was steady on his feet, i'm
maculate in dress. punctilious In de-
meanor' o9'y his rowing, reckless eye
betrayed his unnatural e%xhilaration.
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Cine .iseHartise Stelluns.
o. s. o., 3. Jam. 1915.


Der 5.sresbsri9t lugt, bab II, Der
3ajabrsuadt itGrtere snsIiide abs
tbeiIuuseu in uuiere GteIung BEL Gre
Iinsbem (Horb5itlih DON armentisres)
sin3uorinssn periu1isu. I'D babe sss
rabs bisI. SteluHg Der lront ipiebers
bolt seieb.n unb iann Sur GrIduieruus
einisss bsitragsH. Inter al ben maHs
nisfaIiis.u JOrmtn. bic Der .Graben-
SerS SertIidEeit c,tipred,eno augmonI.
men bat, il, Der Don Jrsltnsbein cine
Der sissuartisiien. grfiibrt in ieintm
norbipetIiden 1hsiIe mitten our4 bas
Dorf, bas antpeit ber 2ps in s@t flans
brif6sr Risberun9 seIegen III.
Wan bsnie iiH cine netts srobe
SiebsIuns Der bin NIT Gsmiiies iiup
Obfsii6t,rei pornebmIi9 bd&dftisten
fIamlGnbii4en Neb5lstruns; Gemiiies
sarisn, A5armbetts HaumpfIanauns
gen, Gartsnb6uS@eu, @irtbf f4aftsees
bdubs, Jnertpebrimuppen aud iIeis
mere s.psrbliHe Mnlasen, cine S4mics
be, cine S9eine, Worratbsianmern
all.r ari, cine ldnbline Ddderei ufip.,
aIIes in ..fpas behogIi&sr anlags, ,ino
in Der art Der Oft eiseniinnig erfdets
nenben tr.us unb quer bur&ttnanbtrs
Iaufenben GiesRtbumsgren5en. llno
mitisn bur4 alIe bitfe fir 8tbirfnib
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Sic amibebuus bes g5lferrsats

Dem grobsn Gbor in bisiem 2anbe,
Der eesen bic Mibadtuns unferer nslls
tralen Re9te prOtsitirt, bat iid5 audi
gr7YrGiibsut 1aTt bin5usiellt, ieboA
BEL ibm, pis BEL 10 Dielen 4nbereu be-
oba9ten mir cine Qeisung, ben
5batbeitanb gu Dsrbuntelu. inbem
Oeutidianb als Mitit,uIbissr in oeu
4ngriffe auf unIere Reutralitdt be-
Seidnet pirb. Gs liest aber auf Der
Sanb, bab bic Saupti6ulO. mir MIDI
ten iaeen, bic alleinise SduIb, auf
uniersm 2anbe rrbt, neil es 10 p0lIis
untbdtig in Der 9erfbsibisuns ieiner
Re4te gefpeien lit, als fie Suerff anses
taitst fpurosn unb Stpar pon gnglanb.
Der erite Sepaltatt mar. als Gnglano
bic seIammte Rorbiss fir ariesssebist
ertIdrte, mas sine Iusfdliebuns ofltr
neutralen Sd1iffe aus sinem offeneH
Geipdfer bebeutete. Samals battle Der
prdiioent nit aIler gntfdiebenbeit bic
gntfernuns Der Miuen perlanssu unb
i'm Weiseranssfalle cine Sanbelsjp.rre
esgen England .rfliren miiFeu. gs
li.st in Der Hatur Der Sa9e, baB
triessfiibrenbe Ratipnsn nsutrale
Reats ols elm 5emmnib empfinbsn,
iiber bag lie 5ih binipeesuieben perfus
den. Die Hefpettirung neutrafer
Re9x iann MIR pon gleitrolsn ers
stpungen rDerbsn unb bic Ser. Staas
ten fparen pplIuuf In Der Gage, bieIr
Hdpett 5u .r5ipiugen. Meil fis bas
nidt tbaten, sfne Gnsfanb eineu
G1ritt meiter nnb ertldrte in p5liers
rshtspibrigsr @eiie eins Rabrungss
mittsliperre gtgeu beutfhe Rihtf2oms
buttunt.n, pbHt cine Blodabe III uuz
tsrbalten. Die beutfhe Regierung
bate Elm Reft 5u erpqrtsu. baB bic
Der. StaaisH ssgen bieien Ospalis
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gine @n5ahl GROCER Streits
iteben unIerem 2unbe bepor. Sie Gis
feubabn<a <anssitelltsn perlansen buherer
| 2Obu unb tiir3ere arbeitsaeit. Di,
slei4e JOrbsruns itelen bic 4nthraSits
Spblensrdber I'm Often. Menn eins
friebfide geiIeslns nid,t erfoIser
ioate, 10 pare elm 3uitanb gu getpdr'
tisen, Der in feiner @irfuns penie
perfhieben BON einem Rriege mare
pieaeidt iuiofern nod IdIimmer, ula
Der 3ries feline 2dbmuns Der sur gr'
baltung elmer Ration fpihtigiten We'
triebe peruria9t. Wis iibIih ertIdren
bic 9lrbeitssebsr iid uuber stauoe, bic
| Jorberunsen Su betpillieen uno tiinbis
gen ben GntIdlub an, Iieber bic Be
triebe einSuitsaen; tuie iie aud bebaups
ten, bdb bic Jorberunsen i'm bp6iten
Srabe iinberedtist iinb unb bab Die
4rbeiter es lebislid barauf ubgeiehen
bditen, sine ibnen siinitis ideinenbe
Gage idonunsslos ausSuniiben. Sess
ieres lit Der 5auptpuntt. Menn es nit
ben ansabsn feline Riatisteit bat. 10
fOunen bic Joroerungeu ni6t beipillist
iperben, aber bas 1T erit 81 unterfus
den uno spar in unparteiiider We;ie.
Iber es 1T rod Elm Weiteres 81 be-
riidf9tisen unb bas 1T. OBJ bObere
20bne betpi[ist perbeH iclten, psnn
iie i1on pbnebin seniigsn. gs muB
als i.lbitperitdnpIid seIten, bab cuh
bem arbeitslobn cine eepiTe Sren3s
sefest if ober, Inn uns anbers dus5us
briiden, bab bic @rbeit einen beftimms
ten, b. /. begrensten Wertb beiisi, iiber
ben nibt binaussesansen lpsrbsn tanN,
obne ben sansen Otpnomiihen gaa IN
@erpirrung gu brinsen. Wirb Sisfer
@ertb beitinrnt, 70 bditen mir oas
2pbngeieb, bas bisber sefebIt bat. ytds
tiirli6 miibte bas 9eies audi nad Der
unberen Seite ipirtsn, bab bDbere
25bne gesablt tperben miiiien, iobalb
ermittelt tpprb,n ift. bub bic bisberiscn
2DbnfGse ni9t seniissn. Sn benz sis
men ssoae Der &pblensrdber 1T feitftss
b.nb, bab ibrs 20bne un5ulanslid
iinb. Sas baben oeri4iebeus Sstos
npmen bur9 ssnaus Berednunsen srs
mitt.It. Sn bieiem Jalle mare babsr
bic 2obnforberune beredtigt. Wis g
nit ben gifenbabns2lnse iip
DsrbGlt, sntsisbt iih uHiersr asnntnib.
9lber au6 IN btsiem Sale fDllte es
m6gIia i.in, bic 9lniprii6e I'M b0brs
2Dhne auf ibrs 9ersdtisuns gu
priifen.
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nth bic gntlsnbuna bes Niseoun)

iptrb bic gntlsnbuns bes Discount
8rpee als @pe,ialseIanbter noa
Wofbinston empfobler. Mas bas
Mandeiterer 8latt befiirdtet, bat feline
bpllfte 8erehtisuns. Das amerilas
nifds bolt min bic enslifden @rntdlis
tdten rlicbt mebr oulben, neil fie i,nerz
trdsltd sefporben iinb. Mae @efaGftss
tIaHen Hagen iiber ben sroBen SAas
ben, ben bic BON England perbGngte
9anbelsiperre iiber unisr 2anb linen
peruriaht. 9lber es 1T taum fpabrs
ideinlid, baB bic englilde Resisruns
auf ben Ratb b0ren pirb, benn ibre
ariegsfiibrung berubt auf bem @eban-
ten bob iis aries sesen bic Ser.
Staaten fiibrsn mub, um Deutid!anb
NIT ireenb psl9er ausiidt auf grfpls
betdmpfen su tDnnen. Wohl lit bisie
Spffnuns triigerifd. Deuti6laHb pirb
lpeiter bas Selb bebai1pten, ipenn ibm
audi nidt Elm 4funb Maaren aus pie>
fem 2anbe 5usefiibrt tpirb, aber Die
englifde Resieruns flammert ii6 ar
bic .Slluiion an, bab iie i'm Stanbe lit.
bic beutI9e Ration aus3ubungern.
'Soipeit eins aenoeruns in bem Ser
balten Gnglanbs eintreten fpirb. ipirb
iie bon unfsrem 2anbe er5punsen iper@
ben miiien, bas, ipenn man bic finans
sieGlen @erluite in 8etradt aie6t, peit
mebr untsr ben enslif6en @rutalitatsn
gu leiben bat, als Oeuti4lano.
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Die aonooner GinunStpeit il
in GROCER Sorse, pb gngIanb na9 Dem
ariese feline StelIuns aIs Banter fir
bic sanae Welt suriiderlanaeu ipirb.
Durauf ldBt ii6 nit aiemliber Sc
itimnr1beit iaeen, baB bieier Setpinn
fir Gnslanb Derloreu 1T. Sc errei1t,
feline StelluHg burd bic Jdbigteit.
srobe Suu1nen an bas @uslaHb gu
perleibeu unb es lisgt auf Der 5anb,
boB es bieIe finansielIe Ra9t ni1t
mebr beiisen nirb. Wabriheinli6er
lit, baB .s fir feline sigensn gsOiirf=
niiie Gelo auf5uuebmen se5nungen
fein ipirb. Deiter pirb gum @erfal
Der finan5iellen WeItmaht gusldnbs
bic 5ebune Der Sanbels zS6iffabrt in
bieiem 2anbe bettrageu. England bat
in biefem &riege eins 2eftion ertbeilt,
fuelGe bic Der. Staaten nidt osrgei.
Ten tounen. Snbem es nibt Bios unr
ferem Seebanoel bic aranspOrtmistel
entSog, ioHbern ipgar ibm ni6t gee
ibdttete, Sdiffe Don anoeren Rationsn
5u eriperben, iit Die Giniidt bur9ess
brungen, boB Die Der. Staaten ee.
stpunsen iinb, ii6 in bisien puntts
unG6bGngis Don gRglaub gu iteLleu
unb tpenn GeBteres bas SpsbitiDnsge-
f9dft perliert, bas ebsufans cine srobe
Ginnabmequelle bilosts, 70 1T aiiss.s
i4lofen, bab es fDieber feline tDelt6e@
berri9euos SiudnSmaht auriiderlans
gen t0nnte. Die GnelGnber baben ben
Eriss begonnen I'm Deuti6lanbs
SeebanOel uno Tinau5mu6t su bers
Hi9ten. .Das pirb ibnen ni1t gelinssn.
Statt beiien babeu iie burd ben DON
ibnsn mutbfpilIis bsraufbefdporenen
8rieg ii9 einen nsuen unb pihtisen
Utitbeiperber an ben Der. Staaten gee
ftdffen. Die 80nisiu Der Meere rpirb
rad bsm &riese ein iebr bsf9eibenes
Safetn fiibren. Oas 1T Gnelanbs
Iei1li1 perbtents Strafe.
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Gin. easaretti4its Jatrt.

.au aiIEt in Der Hpuntsniammsls
t.ells lsrnis id msins 5uilnftissn Wsi'
feaenoHm Susrt isnnsn. Sit batterl
ids ibrs WsripunDungsn unb atibttl n
Der MlehrsabI ipdbrtnb Der lsbim bsfs
tisen adnpis in gorb polen ssbolt
unb barrten nun bier 80 nod griinos
IiAfssr Gnilaufuna - bts meiisr.
transports In Elm QoSarttt. us %
obsr mad, sttpa Disrtdsisem Warfsn
bitb: .AntrsteH unb gum 6cfen mnrs
jGiren!.. ou mnHisn sinige inter ms
re@t bsbsutlidje gdiftsr. Sdfttn
mir IN Der Mebr5obl bod rlr rsdt
bundle DcrIisuunGsu DON siptu aasas
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HOW DOES YOUR CONGRESSMAN
STAND .
1T Is YOUR DUTY TO KNOW.

- u ANSA 49, ~ r->~SsNv>1"sf - s
ITO the Voters Of the Tnited Ststes:
The writer has addtessed man.
public meetings throughout tho country
end on at least six occsAions he hal
asked audiences, "Who il your Con
gressman in this. Districtp and has beer
astonished to discover that many did NOT
know. This is appalling. It proves that
there is something wrong about the
political conditions in your district
Every American citizen should write Q
letter to his Congressman and Y. $
Senator at Washington, and ask him the
following questions;
"Do your favor an embargo on n'i
nitions Of war?
what are you going to do about the
British Blockade!
did you take the floor in Congress-
to defend the German.Americans who
were attacked by the President and
Gardner Of Massachusetts, before Con.
gressp
ii one million men throughout the
country wrote letter to their Congress-
man asking these questions, great good
would be accomplished. The President
is opposed to an embargo, and accor-
ding to reliable Information intends to
prevent vote on the question by
having an embargo resolution supPress.
ed in committees. Just why the Pre-
sident is interested in si,ppressing
Congressional action on this matter is
no mystery. II is consistent with every
pro- British act OF his administration.
He wants Engiand to win and he knows
an embargo will help to bring that re.
suit about. II the President believes
that he will be defeated II an embargo
fails he will let It go through. II he
believes his election depends upon it he
will permit It. II he feels that he is
beaten anyway be will Suppress the em.
barge. 1t is our opinion that II he
places an embargo on munitions he will
be reelected President Of the United
States. 1t 10 also our opinion that II he
raises the British Blockade he can be
reelected. But he won't know these
things unless tie voters flood their
Congressman with letters. Let every
man who reads this appeal write TO his
at once. Don't waltz
Write at once! Ask your friends and
neighbors to do the same.
AMERICAN TRUTH SOCIETY,
Jeremiah A. O'Leary, President.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
On the 18th OF February, 1915. the
American Truth Society will hold q
Lincoln memorial meeting at Polls
Washington, D. @. The Society
viii pass a demand upon Congress for
an embargo, as wsll a. to end the
British Blockade. The people Of the
country are invited TO attend. All
societies are requested to send delegates.
The people and societies are also re.
quested to send kilograms on that day,
their sentimens upon the
embargo and the British Blockade, to
Jeremiah A. o'Leary, President Ame'
rican Truth Society, care Of Polls
wahington, D. c. These
kilograms will be read at the meeting
A large number Of ConCessmen are
expected to be present. For further in
formation inquire American Truth
Society, 2lO Fifth Avenue, New York
City.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-10

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