davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-07

to the effect that majority OF the cl,,hs ,hhiskeT.
nnld matinee boxing cards on ThanksgIying rill VII
Each promoter Will serve up the best IL ~.
innd, and the cash customers should bc ~ ,Ine
Tor n pleasing dish on turkey dav or dcss me
Hoover want us to call Il pork Thursda,.sS Mr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-07
MSLAD TEN SPOT is FOUND GIVEN II
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

boys. who are well known to all aRbt -.
1f 1f9qnE r lawrence Of Cemden. and Chick Mysr.
TIE following well-known boys: steve MopySsa MopSsa
or southwark, Johnny Morgan Of Ka,nvrlIN,
tQni Kid statue. OF Port Richmond vs. s"Ilng.
MCDermott. Of Port Richmond; Young I9ack
OF KensinRton. Marlow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-07

to
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says:
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-07

terrific driving force, once he connected with
his complete power.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
0er @orIIonI 6er Mc 5 {.

Ger g8ortlout Der 81 70 e:
nW}cinc Ntitbiirgrrl @ir iino bier
5uiommengefomlnen, INN Den 6log.
gcntoe 81 feiern, neil Oieie 6logge,
pcldc mir e6ren uno unter meldcr
iuir oienen. oos @mblcnl iinIerer 81
niefeit it, lnierer @lodt iinierer
@counfen uno uuierer 8mede ais
9lotion. Sic bat feinen onOeren Gbo.
rofter ais oen lpeIheu mir ibr BON
Generation 8u @cnerotion ge6en.
ggir bo6en oic @obl. sic ihmebt in
moiclt1tiihcr Stille iibcr ienen Men.
gen, welMc iiber oieic @obl entidci.
oen. Oh in 6rieoen ooer i'm aricge.
gSie feiern oen Toa ser @eburt
DER 6logge, uno bon ibrer @eburt an
bot iie cine oroBe 0eibibtc ourhge.
nudt bat ais Symbol bon groBen
@reianiiien poron5ei6pebt.
9te Slogge miro iett in
bic Q d la DIT Getrogen.
ggir iino iebt babel. oie 5laage in
Die Sdlobt 5ll ncbmen iie 81 ent.
foIten no iie Die Sngeln lniercr
8cinoe ouf flo 8iebcn miro.
g9ir iino icbt babel Eolicnoen
$uuoerttalIicnoeL pieaeicbt N2iaio-
nen unicrcr 2elte, iimoen ltorfen.
fd9iaru @ldrmern oer Nation 81 be.
fcblcr pordrts 8li geben uno in fer
men Souoen unter ser Sslogae at tier
ben m fir moS2 Sir etpas llnge.
mobpteS2 Sir etlpos, fir pel6cS
mir niemols oen aaupi aupor geiubt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
Ohe SoOin9s
8onR
Of Baltimore
erma0ut lire 9rpO=
ftOrrn All bic patriO=
til3e YaI6t 81 iab=
lrribiren
anf bic
librrtu- AnIeibr
81 81 . DOn0s.

9ie 2eitling ser 9ant miro,
Inn oen 2obnarbeitern lno oenl
iporlomcn @ublifum 8u bclfen
in Scr @riiillung Oieier potrio-
til6en @fliht Der giegierllng &C.
9enii6er Su6icriptioncn ouf Die
2ibcrtD.9onos ouf 9[6i6IogS-
5obIung in Suntnen entgcgen-
nebnten, pelde NIT Oem Sun-
ic6e un0 Der grmerbSfGbigfclt
0eS Subicri6enten i'm @inflonge
itc5en. 0ie nieOrigltc Smume,
Die cntqcgcn genonlrncn merocn
miro, miro jcoob $1.O0 pro
g8oGe oOer $4.25 pro Wionat
fir eincn $50 Bono betrogcn
iino 8obIuugen fir gr0Bcrc
BONDS Itcben I'M @crbdItniB oa-
at. 8inlcn Weroeu auf ole 3ob-
hlngen au DER iibliben 9anfrote
bon 31z% pro Sobr be6oBlt
un0 9loiultirllng bel g(blicfe-
rltng 6es gono gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
g0citcrc Cpfcr 6cg qnftanariffcg.

2onoom IA. Smi 0le6rerc
Der bel Dem geilriacn llebcriaIl oeut.
.der Slie9cr auf 2onoou oerpluloe-
ten @croneu limo wdbrcno ser 9loHt
aeltorben, lSeicrlucbrIeitc, 9lmbli,
lan56coictltctc, gler5te mo aronfcu.
.Pilcgcr woren nit Siilie ser &oli5ei
oic cause 9iodt nit 9luiiuAiu9 Der
Seidcn Der Gpier in Dem @ebiet be.
ldJditigt uelcbes am i9liuuiieu be.
troiien luor0en III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15

bQben2 y(icmnlS 3upor pur0en one.
rifoniiAe glrmeen iiber ben O8eou
acionot. @arum ioacn mir iie iebt
ieuoen2 Sir einen sroben 3med,
fiir meltben oieie eroBe 6laoge ME.
mails geflottert bot2. ooer fiir eiucn
olten pcrtrouten beroiiheu 3med
fir melsben 0Rdmer ouf oleu
Sdlodticloern eeitor6en limo. oni
ocnen 9lmerifoner oetdmpit babeu.
9lac oieie 8rogen miincn beott.
iportet meroen. g8ir lta0 glmerifa.
ncr. @ir oiencn glmrrifa uno fon.
nen Dem 2nnOe niMt fir pripotc
8wede oienen. g8ir miifieu bic
6loeac ee6roufeit mic mir lic i'm.
mer gebrapht bobeu.
@S lit einfoh eenug mie mir IN
Den arieg ge3loungen pur0en.
8ic9lmerifo in oenarie9
ge5ogen pur0c.
Die ouBeroroeniIihen @eIeioielm-
een rmO llebergriifc Der faiierlih
oeutibcn He9icring IicBcn tins feline
lclbltodltenpe g8o6l ionoern 8luonecn
ms, Die @ofien sur Gcrtbcioignua
unicrer 9ledte ais Gin freies @olt
uno unicrer Gbrc nls elmer ionbcrd-
ncn 9legierlina 81 ergreifen. Scr
SoIootcnaeiit Dcutihldn0's bcrwci.
aertc unS oos ged5t neutral ali blei.
ben. 0eltihlano fiiIte tnicre niMts
abncnoen @emeinmeien nit bosarti.
gen Spionen uno Geridm0rern uuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
Niiufsia sOOte, OicIe gcrIettc.


@ei elmer Grploiion in 9(i6ton.llnoer'
9Dne, elmer 8dbrifituot no0e
Dlouc6ciier "a 8oote ltno MINI
ocItenS 70 @erlcbte 6ei Der grplo-
lion IN Der Barrier Wlmitlons-
fabrif.
2on0on "A. SUM. 8iinbig
Rerioncn lpnrOen gct0Otct lmo piele
oerlctt, ais iid in 2Ii6tou-llnocr-
S0ne. nabc Chandelier cine erplo'
lion ereignete,
0ieic glntiiniogng mo6te bellte
Sdobomtston5lcr 9onar Som III
llntcr6auic.
Gic Grploiion trug lid in elner
Friootonlo9c 5u 9enadborte 6obrl-
len luon @o6n6dricr Dnroan ldlucr
bciddoigt.
NroBer 2c6cnSperlnlt III
BoriS.
YariS, Ia. SUM. ~ Plus oelI
gfuincn Ger 0lunitionSfabrif, Ole &C.
tern 8uiommenitiir5tc, lino biSber
Is EoOtc lno 60 8erpunoete ent'
lcrnt woroen. 0os llngIiid lit aui
oen 9rud eineS 0uerbolfens umter
Dem oritten Stoduerf 5uriid 81 iilD-
rem, ouf oenI 800 @crioncn al Der
sr6cit moren. Dos 9un5c @cbGuo(
oro1 III iicb 5ltlunmen; Dicle DER glr'
better tonntcn iid rettcn, eDc Die ga.
orif in Griuuner ging.
(Sp0ter) 9lad ocli neucIten 9e
rldtcn wurOen "a SEerionen gct0otei
''n0 minocltenS 20 Derlebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
9(mtrita'S &ricg8 : @riinOr.
Grnrnt pom lrd6Srntrn trldntrrt.
Sn rinrr SeOe auldkIid Oes TlaGOrniagcs.
Wurum Ole S(erne llnO StrCiIen ii6er Ocl
O5eNn ge(an0t merOen
81 cinrr NRcOc anldkIi8 Ses TIaaOel
ISeldbe 3ielc Die @ereinisten Staaten IN ibrem
Snmpfe berfDIgcn.

Die gcrcuiOtcm ean rics 6nsu acsunHsH
Fdcrt Der srdTScnt BON Ncncm 9nH@lauO Ocrpeiaerte
i6un Ous ScdJt neutral Su bc6sn 0cnidanSs auac6-
Gdcr sranm BON Dem acwaltaen mitel.crOpdiheu aed
2cnldnS 6ot bcts ben er6Rtcn Shell icncS Gubernuas-
9tOsrOmS Sardscfa6r erGldrt gQm 81 @ont 2r, weIds
F@ ctt nod ben 9laucu gnusu sautcu ssca 81
hclcu Scrudcu gImcrifa bct Fd Oem lr9eI Os SrOn-
nails Der Gcldydtc sn aaeu.
@aI6ingtou IA. Smi II Die 0riuOe, bmen bic Ser-
cuatcu Satcu lire 6assc He Suu uaber sseu 6uo
cnO Smde de Oamit Ocucu bcobRdhsen wnron
Ncrm HrGFOntm gSOu torgcmadt IN cner Neos
oc oufd OeS 6neenageS inter Ocm NaibngO Monument belt
ScndlouOS mIidrdC aGctcr bcrpcaerten ben Se Saaen
Sas Med ucn AZ bleibcu erfartc @Gon nno ehu OenI
ben nipoe Der mieoerOen &rOianuaen nggeu 0anona
fCinc g9a6l Gb ber NaDn Dcrcnbnr gucn uarc ais
bic, bic Ssaieu crsrccn
eSftcu S6d iucr uumie6on GrO6eunsspIau bugbrt babe
u6ricOcn Snrignc cnsetct babe ben &risg 81
beenSeu, wGbreuo Icinc 0rrnngendaTten geidlert en
YrOcu crarte ban bic SuOer Der GentrnlNadte in Elm
scs Sid peridnnseu rcn uWcdcs euu brei
Ocnid DilrmOd nuo pOItcr 6uurOe hbcr bic
c europa nnO ab oos @imccr bis IN SdS oe non Ansn
wcri" @ Oeeu 6rrnngcudafn Iagte ber &eSne IL s r ht
OcBu marnm Setdauo clue YrOpagaHOa nr eneu baogH
rrScn SricSeu SricOen it Oos @crrOc Oe ansursn gus
Ic encm Sabre Obcr mcr nste O @raint u6in Hn 1eHg
bic Gefnhfc ober bic mcic Jeocrcl
9nr uHc m6sidu gSeae 1T Oas WercOe mir gcfom
rub in aleu- m6sdeu gcciSnusrn Die miirIdeu gteter
inter mccm 9cntIhauo bn br 0euid e Oas Sdd
fall buecaGr OieIeu ebt ben 5rie6en init ben &0rb
Zen i6rc SGnOe Grru iSnnn baum uben fc d por om oet
ldu gOfc pcredertat F Babu crrci 81
rcidn fe Deprudcu baben"
sdOn nc6rcrs stuuSen e6 Der graFSnt ud bate E cu De
sn ascan bcr Die gnnOesbupaOt crsOn nuO aud md
|rGOent ieue 9le6e % iet nr 9een berab Srot
aOhe Neuidnmeng cugnOen Uc inter Oem
Gdutc S@irmca onOhe u gSprtrn bs Ubcran Gubmem
Der &neeu St0atcu ane nao micoerbOt IN enbHadc ScI
iulsGnlernngen ansbrad.
saasctrctar eauins sue ben Brbcncu SOr mcacm
WecOcr O Cabinets bUrragcHOe |ernldftn
6iicntldcu 2eben Oer SMnOes6anptaoOt uarcn aHwcHc
&aditcbeuo Der pOlc @prtaNt oer &cOe;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15

mag crit einiee 3eit na6 Dem Sdlie-
Ben Der 9iiGcr befount perOen oa
Die ooniit oerbllnoene 8ureoli-glrbeit
cine unecbellrc unO lonepieriee it,
9lcw Dorf erportet, ooB es iein 9e-
iuItot idou morgen 9LbenO beri6ten
fam.
@ier5ietauIen0 9lngeiieltc Der 0@e-
nerol electric 50" 5ei6ncten $2,.
955,55 oBcr ocn 5 MiQionen Oic
bon Der Company iel6it ee5eidnet
murocn. Die Sta0t 1ep gorf nobm
$2,3O0,0OO fir 25,0O0 Stn0tonee-
tellte oui ouBer Den $7t6.550, oic
bon ibrcn @oli5iiien ge5cihuet wur-
oen.
Sin nidt oiii5ielIer 8eribt idGbt
oic Su6icriptioncn bon 81 giem gor-
fer 9anfen oui $619,550,000. 9ln-
ocrc 9roBe Su6icriptionen idloHen
Ole folgenoen elm:
glep Dorf 9ife Sniurance 60.
$2,000.000; Some Suluronce Com
PAM $25O.O0O, I'M @an5cn $4,000;
Seurp @6ipps, $L0OOOO0; 5rou Sc-
len @iartin, Godter BON Serrn.
&6ipps, 100000; llto6 Copper 90,
$t,000,0O0, i'm @oi5cn $4O00000;
gltlontic on0 @occific Steami6pip
@oniponp, $2500OO; llnocrwooO
EDpcipriter Company, $250,OO0, i'm
@on5cn $5OO0OO; giaiam Solomoa
& 60, $10O0.000; Ganicl Gjugaeli.
6cim, $tO00,0O0, "a. @uggcnbcin,
100000; Q. q. 0hlgecnbeinl
$i,OOO,OOO; ScioeI6od), Sdelii6cimer
& 60, $L0OO0OO; %rloentiol Sniu.
rance Gompanp, $5000OO; 9lmericon
Beet Sugar Company, $500000
SenrD Glcps & So. $4,000; s. 2.
@orncp 81 So, $LO00,0O0; Gngcne
g9. Nlcnte, $t,0O00OO; g8. s. Con.
ncrS. 100000; Central 2eot6cr So,
100000, inO 6. @. 9liB Gompoup.
$5OOO0O.
6rcibeits @Godc foII
Dclfcn.
@biIo0clpbio IA. Sini.
Gin idwoher 9lane Ser 8reibclts-
glodc in Der llnab5Gngi0tcits-Sallc
our6 oen EeIceropbenoro6t 0ermit-
teIt ertontc beute ourh'S gauge
9anO, bonn 9ltloniiiden bis 5um
Stillen S5edn ais Mopor Smith nit
cincm goloencn Sanmer 9lmerita's
pere6rteite HeliQue onidlue, INN inn
leBten 9hieenblid nod 3ci9ncr BON
6rei6eitsbonos sum Gienite fir oas
2ono berbci3lliiibren
Bon oieien 9lppell in lebter Stun-
oc an iGtuigc 9lmcrifoncr eriportet
man OoB CT Elm SignoI fir Oas Ser
bciltromen BON 3eibnunecn ein
miro, 10 0oB Oie gan5e &ricgsnnleibe
bon $2,000,0O0,O0O iibcr3eibnet iein
miro. Ger 0iitrift @biIooelpbia BON
6eltte, lit Ocn 9lngabcn ocs 6reibeits.
Gonlites 5nlolge, nur Inn einen ber'
bdltniBmoBig fleinen 9etrog binter
ieiner 3upeiiiiue BON $250,000,000
5uriid lmo man eripartet, OaB bic
6eierlidfeiten on Der p@ieee Der
5rcibeit" Ocn nod ieblenocn 9teit ein-
brinqen miiroen
Cine Grippe Der berOorraget0iten
9onfiers ser Staot. oie i'm BORDER.
treiien Der Gumpogre itanoen, Inn
BOMBS IN @enniploaiio, 91ew Serieb
uno 0elnpnrc lmtcr3ubringen, mob
men an Der 6cierlihfeit in gerbin
Dung nit Dem 9lnidIagen Scr 5rei-
bcitsglode tbcil. 9}adOem sur Wlit.
tagsIunoe Ole alte &eliQuc anqei6la-
gcn woroeu mar, iollten airden,
Sdulen inO 6abrifen i'm gan5en
Sonoe Den Sdoll oufne6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
glprlueacr in bic giefe.

Sonoon a. Suni, Gas nor.
dpegiihc 9lu5laioSsgureoi meloct.
Dab oie norOegiiden 0ompier
y 0oerlono~ 2,472 9onnen, nSor.
ocnporc", i,565 Sonuen uno ngri.
clio" bon ocuticbcn ll.9ootcn Ocrienft
moroen iiuo, mic cine Oepeldc bon
Gopcnbogci an oic Gentral g1cpS
9lsentilr beiogt. GtIicbc Ddt1licocr
oer 9enanmnlg 0cS uSor0enOore"
ipcrocn periuiBt
VlbOnnentep, bic DeW r&cntidJen Gprn.
ipUHochieu" hirbt piiuttlidD DDer nnrcgYl.
mdGlg crbaltcH, fiHD gtbctcH, Dcr Chrce
bapDu per Eclepbon Doer irbrtitlllb Uijc
sheilHng 81 mamsR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15
@ntr Ausll6ttn
Anf ltcbrrSei6nnng Der
3iOrrtO=Nulcibc.
Ser Tla1gcttag bringt
OfefDrb- GmbIcriptiDmem.

Scllte @littoa cnoct bic 5riit fir bic
8eidnungen. Ole 0iitriftc
bon 0Ieip.gorf @biloOcIp6iu,
Bolton, Glcpclono, @6icoeo, St
2ouis ruo aoulos Git0 iteucrn
oos @leiltc bel. 9lep-yorf an
Der Spite.
S8o 8oibington IA. SUM.
Die &ibertD 9lnleibe Gompognc i'm
gon6en 2onoc trot seltern ibrcn 30.
Gag on, init allen glu8eidcn ooB oie
glnlcibc morgeu N om ShluBtogc
oen 9etro9 bon $2,000,000,000
iibcrlAriiten baben miro. 8on aiilte
81 aiiltc loneten crfrculibe @eribtc
IN Dem SNoBomt oil. 0ie Sconten
1offen, ooB Dor morgcn Wiittoe Sc.
Der, Scr ooS @elo bat, Die glnleibc
gc8eibnct bat. Nion criportet be.
itinnlt, Dob 100000 8erioucu Dor
Dem S6lieBcu DER 9ii6er eingetro-
gen iinO.
glodb Der 3obl Der 9(b8ci6cn in Der
6orm bon Snopfcn 5u urtbeilcn oic
bonn Souptqlortier ousgcionot NOR
ocn iinO, iollte Oic 3o6l ser Cub.
icribcnten orci Nliaioncn iibcri6rei.
ten.
9lclu.9orf, @bilooeIpbio 8oiton
Glcoelono, Gbicogo, ct. 2oltiS itno
aonlos GitD iino oic eroBcu Diltriftc,
aus meIhen Der &oupttbcil Ocr Cub.
lcriptionen 5ufIieBt.
0ic lcbten 3oblen Der Gonpognc,
Oe bcute bon ScfrctGr Nlcgl0oo Der-
oifcntlibt wurocn lno ouS Geiultot
biz gum @ei@ditsimliB BON ocltern
9lbcno 9oben 5eigen ein Qcfi5it bon
$157000,000. Qic 9eridte murOen
bonn Sdobomt no1 @1ittug erbalten.
Sic 5ei9tcn cine 8unobme bon 5000.
100000 i'm &erglci6e NIT Dem Yc.
ridt 0es borbergeben0en &o9cs.
9ie 9lnleibc Bat iid, nah SAob-
amtS Scomteu 81 itrtbeilen ais ic9r
popular erlpieieu. 0ie mcilteu9onos,
Ole oos @rooir.8ureou ouseegebcn
Bat, limo in Ger So9e bon $50 mO
500, oa Ole Go6froge uod oenlel.
ben ON gr0Bten mar.
Eouienoe bon 9onfen lno gruIt.
@eieQldjaiten 6oben nod nidt ibre
9eridte eingeianot; mon idbdbt oie.
lelbeu auf oiele 0liQionen.
Ser bis 6eute ge5eidncte 9ctrog
bon $t,843 100000 repr1ientirt at.
tlIeIe Snbicriptionen in Ocn 9unoes.
9feierOe-9onfen. 9eomte Iino ser
9luiid6t, ooB oie 9eierbebanfeil NOR
gen bon Subicriptionen iiber-
i6wcnmt icin miro, oeren Ea6uli.
rlng piclc Sttnoen erniiger 9lrbet
peruriobcn miro.
Snn 1an5en Snnoe lucroen oic
9onfcu bis ipdt IN ben 9lbcnO oiicu
ieit INN Die 5uIeBt glngefommenen
ob5uicrtigen. Gos S6abont bat ocu
9onten Die grloubniB ert6eiIt, in
oliBcrgcw06nlicbcn 6dlen oeu Be
trag ibrcr Sl6icriptionen oen @im-
oes-Jlclcroe-9anfcn 81 telesropbiren
'ober nidt lpdtcr wic morgen @littog.
Ger genale @eionntbctrog oacr
Snblcriptionen ans ieocr 4ucIlc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15

!, glOpnucutcn, bic hen rGcntidjcn Gurrcs
lpcnocutcu" HidJt puftlidj Docr mregcls
HnRig crbaltcu, iinn gcbctcn, Der Office
o.aeon per ScIcpbun OoCr idIriftIidD Wsits
'VcIlnn9 81 madlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-15

gar oIlgcmcinc @oblcu ii @ricdcn-
Iauo, ourb weIdc cntihieoen iucr.
ocn iollc, Oh oos grieHiibe &olf nit
Der gall5eu EDuaItic ouir0linicn
luolle.
a 0 nitantin in DER 2 djwci5
crportet.
2ugono, S6lpei5, IL. SUM
grner DER Friootietretdre oes gr-Sto-
MICS &oniiontin fam bier am lebteu
Sonniog an ino iudte nod ciner
groBeu @illo oie fiir cine %crion
bon 6obcm Gaiiae paiicuo lei. Shirt
Billion, oer friibcre 0clltibe 9lcidls'
fon5ler lnO mcbrcrc an0ere ocutlHc
Oiploinaten balten iid bier auf IS
miro beri1tct Dab Der @r-aonig
picQciht I'M criien E6eil Der ndd-
itcu gSod)c 0ic @ren5e Der S6wei5
ii6cribrcitcu imo nab Berlin rciict
miiroc Inn ipdtcr nod bier 8uriid 81
fc6rcn no CT gluicut6qlt nebmcn
miro.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-08-03

east coast was an even more formida-
Die gathering of sea-fghting craft OF
nation In whose language the word
1efeat never had been coined. Far up
he straits in various directions and
passages the buccaneering cruisers or
modern brakes and Morgans, Ferdi-
hands and Marys prowled In disap-
pointment and discomfort In the secur-
Ity of colonial waters, not daring to
show their teeth. For word had been
dashed around the circle that the
American loot Of the Foreign Alliance
was not ready to be hauled.
Near the shores Of the largest Of the
natural lakes forming part Of the COW
eted treasure-the canal--a solitary
masked man In a motor boat sat In
deep contemplation. He held In one
hand a wire cord, to the end Of which
a glass button was attached. This
button held weird fascination for the
masked man. His temptation was to
press 1t. Yet prudence forbade. One
touch, he knew, would destroy forever
a military possession more strategic
ana valuable than even Gibraltar-the
canal-and precipitate world war. II
was In the power of this individual to
undo In flash the work Of more than
four centuries of republic building and
to drive from its peaceful perch an
eagle whose talons had scraped the
bones Of the proudest nations on earth
to do so again.
Suddenly the masked man perceived
a slight movement In the cord he
clasped so tightly. This startled him
out Of his reflections. Fastening the
cord securely, he removed his mask
and, DOMINIC divers suit, lowered
himself into the stream and sank out
Of sight.
In the center Of the lake was an
other motor boat at anchor. In II sat
Miss Pearl Dare, dressed for diving.
She also held cord In her hand. To
1t, however, was attached tube
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-08-03
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Guy MncConnell
SYNOPSIS.

Capt. Ralph Payne, U. S. A., is given Sc
,ret plans of defense 10 deliver 10 rama
ma. He attends ball at the Granada EN-
bassy with Colonel Dare's daughter
Pearl. AS a climax 10 a series of mys-
terious incidents he Is arrested for trea-
son. The ambassador of Granada Is found
Head and the plans missing from Payne
'oat Major Brent. Paynes rival. enters
20 suspicious negotiations with Bertha
nm. Payne is sentenced TO life lmprls-
ment train carrying Pearl, Der. Ber,h "a
wrecked and Pearl sees Payne's lifeless
oody at her feet. She meets Adams, a
mysterious stranger, who offers her his
services to trace the traitors. She learns
hat he has the plans. Pearl finds Adams
IN Washington and learns OF his peculiar
actions. Adams warns Senator Warneld
that he is in danger from ring OF spies.
While they talk the senator's othGe Is
attacked by conspirators. Bertha Bonn
asks Pearl to hand Adams package
which proves to be the plans. Adams is
made Colonel Dare's orderly. They are
ordered South. The Granadians capture
Pearl and Adams to get the plans Pearl
begs Adams TO let her take his belt when
contains the defense plans. They escape
and Adams steals the belt from her.
Pearl is captured again by the Grana-
dams. She is rescued by Adams DIS
guised as his brother she accompanies
him into the camp of the conspirators
and poses as a chemist They are rec
ogniZed; in the fight Adams saves Pearl
from harm. Colonel Dare arrives with
Pearl and Toxic follow Adams on his way
for appointment at the Chemical build
Ing. All three fall into the hands OF the
Alliance" Adams is arrested by coun-
erfeit soldiers who also take Pearl with
them. They carry her aboard ship and
she is again saved by Adams from the
foreign alliance" The ship is blown up.
They escape. Adams surprises Brent in
Dare's home. stealing the plans, They in
turn are confronted by Toxic. Adams finds
A note which calls the Silent Army to
arms at the Chemical building. Colonel
Dare, with a regiment, appears at the
spot. They find the building wrecked and
rifled Pearl s carried away by the ST.
lent Flyer. She descends in a parachute
and meets Adams who has destroyed the
Flyer. During the progress of the defense
board meeting at Dare's house Brent re-
ceives the loclSet from Bertha Bonn. The
Silent Menace traps Adams and Toxic and
gets the war secretary's portfolio. Adams
appears in Brent's room and demands the
locket. Adams forces Brent to marry
Bertha Bonn. He takes Pearl aboard
ship to show her the Silent Menace and
the alliance" The alliance" is de-
stroyed and Adams and Pearl are carried
IN the way to Panama.
Charlevoix county herald., 1917-08-03
THIRTEENTH EPISODE
Modern Buccaneers.

The first person in the Dare house
hold TO note the prolonged absence of
Its mistress was Miss Bertha Bonn.
She had seen Pearl leave the house
alone and wondered a little as to what
mission would entlce her forth at that
late hour. She had also seen Orderly
Adams leave the garage and walk
away in an opposite direction at pre-
cisely the same time.
After a while Bertha telephoned to
the war department and Informed Col
Onel Dare that neither his daughter nor
his orderly had returned and limited
that she thought this To be very
strange. The colonel seemed to find
nothing unusual In Pearls absence,
and he suggested that she might have
sent Adams on some errand on which
he was delayed. He told Miss Bonn
to allay her fears.
But Bertha did not heed this sugges-
ton. She telephoned to Major Thorn
ton Brent mt the barracks and asked
for Adams. Brent told her that Adams
was not at the barracks and inquired
II anything was amiss ut the Dares.
Bertha hesitated little Nothing,
probably. Suppose you come here.
am alone and wish to talk with you"
Brent Immediately suspected that
Bertha had q personal motive In max
ing this suggestion. "Will tomorrow
not do as well? 1t is very late"
You will come at once" responded
Bertha with finallty, hanging up the
receiver before he could again evade or
refuse.
Brent replaced his receiver on its
hook and departed for the Dares very
much annoyed. He found Bertha ner-
vOusly pacing the lawn.
where is Adams, Major BrentT'
asked Bertha, eying Brent steadily as
he drew near.
II don't know" Brent responded with
truth. Don't you really know"
II do not,p replied Bertha, testify.
Toxic flashed into their thoughts.
Adjourning to the house they tele-
phoned to the hospital and inquired
whether either Miss Dare or Adams
was with the sick chauffeur. They
were told that both had left the hos
pital about eight o'clock and that Meth
er had returned. Tokos condition
they were Informed, had not changed
for better or worse.
Miss Bonn and the major left the
telephone and sat down on the front
porch to await the return of Colonel
Dare.
The neighborhood, always quiet
: one, was hushed In repose.
Brent plnched the ends of his nous
tache nervously and stlled yawn after
yawn.
II think 1t is going to rain," Bren
remarked after q long interval.
I'm not thinking about the wealth
err" Bertha hazarded, bit crlsply. Z.
"Neither am l." he admitted, present
ly. Then he moved nearer. I'm real
ly thinking about you and myself"
"Pm thinking the same thing" sh'
returned In low tones.
She ceased her rocking movement
and leaning forward closely scrutinize'
Brent. At that moment there wa
nothing debonair about the major, III
looked exactly as he felt: worn, weary
worried.