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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

BESIDE que Ia noble clase proletaria-
da Gel pals descubrio el secreto de lie
gar a la madurez ~civica. ensayando
saqueos con musica de ''ParSfal' Y
volando por Ell eter de los adelantos
sccia,es como libelulilla prec5S,
Anita de tirania Y sedienta de lihcr-
tad. TODD ell mundo en- Mexico apcla
a recursos violentos para hacerse re-
petar y para darse eI pisto respect
como compete, naturaimente. q
gentes hasta aver magIlladas por los
capatace$ del vetusto regimen.
Las huelgas entire ell e.emento ira
bajador son cosa co~rriente. son goiosl-
ma de todos los dias.
Que el jefe lie arm0 una br0nca
pogque Sc present0 listed 4 Ia otic!-
na en- IN estado lamentable? hueiga;
que ell motorista no quiere razurarse
10; bigotes, como 10 acord0 Ia mayo
ria en- el mitin. huclga. \ huc!sa
Dor AGA Y huelga por ALA, y hiei&a
por todas parties. Y hue,ga... deer
cue con este motive estamos dadoS :!
m:smisimo cuerno.
Actualmente le toca su turnO al
grenio de c6m;cos del ".Apolo'. Por
81 no lie cambiaron aqua 9 la tiple Fu-
lana; por 81 &c les paso declr en- =.
programa qLe e. baritone cantarl Z!
duo de los Patos' con el encargado
de la utileria; izas!, 10 c.erto es ~"
IL huelga e~stalla, Y que Ia que Sc .!"'
van los empresarios tambien cs...ti-
Ia.
Avise listed Embellishments n
g~erente.
Llega este pobre senior. que nc In
comctido mas delito que arrleSgar 81
capital. honestamente ganado, ven
.,.!iendo mechas de quinqne, en- trece
aGos dc v:udeZ. y el c0mico lie dice:
-; Esto Sc ha acabado.
-Todavia fa!tI IN cuadro, sano.
O~ntiveros.
-D.go que este Sc Ia acaDG1",
poroue es la Ultima noche GU" trail
10.
-iRetorta.
-;Natura!mente! Yo no puedo a,
guaniar mas dcsaires. Hoy he r's'c
IN 'suelto de ~contaduria. en- ei que sc
ME llama "Ontiveros'' a secas, y -"
es insoportab!e. Ne voy....
Ell empesario empleZa a tcm"ta:'
porque lie asusta IA terrible perSpec-
tiva dc una huelga. p~rovocada "uIza
por csc ~sujeto levantisco, y se%u!da
por espiritu de solidarIdad art'st'ca.
Pero, hombre. senor CntIveroS'
vengasc listed I razorcs. 81 es used
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
ANDANZAS Y MALANDANZAS

Era a medic dia. Y e. incendjo que
amenaz6 deStruir Ia hacienda DC los
Fresnos estaba va completamente eS-
tinguido. Los bomberos de B:eSmes
acababan de anegar los escomhrcs,
cuando Magdalena apareci0 en- ia he
redad, s~uavemente apoyada en- el bra
so de la sonora de Presles.
Marcelo 'seguialas, ardiente Ia mi
rada. enteramente atraido Y absor-
DIDO Dor los pensamientos amorosos
que albergaba por la hija del labr:r
dor.
Las c~ircunstancias que habian me-
diado en- Ell salvamento de Ia ~joven,
Sc IA habian presentado bajo IN nue.
70 ~aspecto, haciendosela mas apete-
chile todavia.
Su passion Sc exasperaba ante la
impotencia por traducirla, Y, sobre
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
para communicable.

edo, para communicable.
Era tempo para su reposo, de sa-
be: ! que atenerse; o mejor. de que
c~onvanciese i Magda!ena, cuya po-
:-si6n habia va liegado a constitrir
para q una nccesidad, al propio ITEM
DO que una question dolorosa.
Hablaria & a Ia primera OCCASION,
osar;a confesar SD amo~ a "a joven
Ash estaba Marcelo, ~pensativo. en-
bargado por los tumultuosos deseos
De 81 alma violenta, cuando ell curse
banal de los acontecimientos vino q
d~istracr,lc IN POGO lie sus ~pasiona'es
preocupaciOnes.
La Condesa Y Ia hija del labrador
estaban paradas en- medic de 10 he
redad. Y sonrientes ante los obreros,
fo-maban, bajo el sol ardiente, cuyos
rayos irradiaban sobre tanta hermo-
srra, IN grupo dc,icado y atrayemie
que subyugaba a ~aquellos hombres
varoniles.
lie belleza Y II gracia juntas ejcr-
cen s;empre su attraction Y su impe-
rio sobre Ell sexo masculine. hasa
en- ST. expression mas simple.
-iVaya IN par de mujeres!....
;Ve-dad. vosotros?-grit6 ingenua-
mente uno de los bomberos mas jG-
venes.
-;Ah! ESQ, 81; no las hay mas lin
das en- Glen leguas a la redonda. 81
vo fuera ioyen, aseguro cue me hu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

81 era este positivamente: aquel
joven, aquel extrano, aquel desc"no-
cido, Sc p~arecia de un modo atroz 4
su esposo, al dorado Santiago de
Presles. ......
Y ell pensamiento de un hijo, "a
hombre, parecido a aquel mozo, Vo,-
VIC a 81 imagination o fijeza.
;Su hijo?... iAh! Isl Dios los hn-
biera asi dispuesto!....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

oiercn va flechadc-respondlo jul
ciosamente, no sin IN puntIto de M
jc;a en- Ia mirada hacia Marcclo. uno
de los mas maduros de la compaIia.
Sin contar que IA hlja dc! Ia
brador no es para desdenarla, pues
hav uita-obServo otro mas rrac-
tico.
No es para vosotros, muchacnos
-concluy0 e. viejo.
Y como Dallebois Sc aproximara al
gyupo terminaron los concentrates.
-iVamos, hijos MICS; va podemc9
respirar IN poco!-exclam6 car!nos2-
mente el colono.-Despues de TODD, Ia
desgracia no es tan grande. Voy 4
reclamar el SECURE del fruto.
-Por SECURE; y bien puede hacel-
10 el agente: todOs ellos son ricos-
exclam6 uno de los obreros.
-;Bien dices, muchacho; son CO.
bradores de ~rentasl.... iEa, presto
u es hoy domingo, y me ha ayudado
TODD e. mundo, vamos a bebernos
una cuantas botellas, va Sc vera
luego como Sc barre TODD ESQ.,.
mo hay modo de rehusar!-ev-
clamaron a.gunas woes al unisono.-
iEl vino es Ia salud!
Y, dejando Ia bomba Y las man
gueras y demas, todos fueron 4 Ia
zaga de Dallebois, entrando en- el CO.
medor Y %seutandose en- los bancos,
dispuestos junto a Ia gran mesa RUS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

En- aQuel instante. Ia sonora lie
Presles, bajo una repentina Y extra
re impression, flo su mirada tristc y
penetrante en- el forastero. Parcci6-
!e habe-le visto va en- algun otro lado,
e hizo por recordar.
HIbo unos INSTANCES de silencio
e~mbarazoso.
Subitamente, como 81 Ia condesa
Sintiera algo asi como IA necesidad
lie yer por mas tempo a. desconoci-
do, Quien sabe 81 con Ia secreta espc-
rama de hacerle hablar, de indagar
algo. dijo:
-Estara listed, sin duda. fatigado,
:Quiere listed entrar un instante en-
cl castillo? Ne sera muy grato
que descaHse listed.
-Muchas gracias. sonora, por csc
honor; pero me estan esperanto. Y
Gebo voIver en- seguida.
Y al d~escubrirse para marcharse
i~ntervino Ia joven:
Sc 10 ruego q listed. .haganos
el obsequio... Y, en- TODD case. di
ganos listed su nombre, para decir-
selo 4 mi padre y poder ir con e. a
darle listed las gracias, como es deoi-
do.
El desconocido ~vacilo, parecio re-
flexionar un minute: despues, con
voz algo emocionada, con cie.ta diff
cultad, respondi0:
-Senorita, mi nombre NADIA diria a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

tica.
4 la orden del patron, trajc =
sirviente dos g-andes ~cantari!ics lie
mocto, llenos hasta e. borde, " GOA
forme Y a MEDIA que aquel %aline6
los vasos. fue licnandolos c~onc9cn"'t-
damente.
Per G! patr5n.-brind6 un ,vicjo.
levantando ell vase.
IA ia salud de Ia sonora Magja-
lcna!-crctific6 rapido Ma-cclo, g.c
1atraba con el abuclo.
"A L. de todos.-concl3y6 2on
vo= conciliadora.
Y !os vases sc chocarcn regoc:-
danente, rcuniando a la saxon en- IN
mismo pensamiento de solar.daG y
dc union, a aqullos hombres, & msau-
do Separates por p%equenos esoismos
y fu:i!es ta~canerias.
Las pequenas luchas intestinal,
les d:f:cultades del trato diario TO
son raras, en- efecto. en- las campihas,
donde cada cosa, el producto mas IN
s;gaificantc o Ia mas peqaela peEGl-
"a, toman proporciones en- re!aciGa
con Ia rareza y 10 m6dico de las g.
nancias, y Sc converter en- un pre-
texto iitigioso.
Pero Ell ho-as de pe.igro, toda ere
mjstad Sc desvanece ante la necesi-
dad del esfuerzo comun. Los cam2s-
sinos saben mejor que nadie porsr
en- practica ell mejor axioma: ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
PANCHO BJlNtS RICTEFICA

Hace dias puFlicamOs IN message
fechado en- Ia Ciudad de Mexico. en-
el cual Sc decia que varios eXpatiia-
dos m~ex!canos. entire clos los Sc
nores Francisco Bulnes, Jose lie!
Campo V Jose Maria Lujan. hao'an
pcd:do 1 Carran2a pe"m'so para 70
gresar al pals Ahora blen, ell ST bu'
ne3 hacc a csa notIcla II comp,c-
"a aclaraci0n negando que haya SOIL
citado volver a Mexico.
Ell senior ~Ingenicro Bulnes dice -
siguiente:
Entire las noticias cablegrat:eai
proccientes de Ia cludad de McNI-
u es un nuevo Juarez
V no IN carcanal....
Va a decir,e al OEbe
Gscra en- verso 0 prosl?j
QUE Carranza e. mundo
va 4 paciflcar:
va q mostrar a todoS
Que es muy linda cosa
siendo ''pueta' ilustrc
saber maromear.....
CHANTECLER
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
TiROS AL BLANCO
LA LABOR DE UN POETA

"Yo soy muy pobre,
pero IN tesoro
guardo en- Ell fonds
de mi baul:
ma cajita
color de ORC
que alta IN brillante
liston azul."
La abro; ique tiene?
los documentos
que Venustiano
NE remiti0,
para que en- brcve
lance q los vientos
del carr2ncismo
las glorias yo.
Urbina-C hansecler
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17

las glorias yo.
Urbina-C hantec}er.
Luis G. Urbina. el bardo
de la rima de orc,
de los versos dulces
como miel de abeja,
aquel cuyos cantos
provocaban llorO,
cuvis notas er;sn
cada una una queJa.
e. que condenara
las revoluciones
en- editoriales
desde Eel impartial"
ell que dirigiera
las adulaciones
q los partidarlos
De Ramon Corral
e. que siempre tuvo
muchas canongias
por sus r~elaciones
Y 81 inspiration,
6. que inspire siempre
sIs be!las poesias
en- los mandatarIos
de su gran nacion.
FL cue lie "El Debate"
form0 en- las leglones
poniendo al reyismo
como al loro dos.
porqIe r Ia base
de sus convicciones
Que cual don Porfirio
nunca ha habido dos.
E. que muchos libros
bien encuadernadoS,
con hermosos versOS,
con cantos de amor,
public6, que fueron
en- total pagados
por los Secretaries
del Gran Dictator.
e que como nuevo
puso al maderismo
cuando hubO d%ecenaS
con puntualdad,
' sacaba fuerzas
de su p~orfirismo
para no declrnoS
nuncas n verdad.
e. que a POGO tempo
So hizo maderista
Dor yer 81 en- tai forma
no .e iba muy NAL;
el que cast cast
Sc ''elev6" a ~porriSta
cuando de ~patrones
Gambia Ell Imparclal.'
El que de ST. patria
sa.io desterrado
cusndo el indio Huerta
derrumbado fue,
porque e! carranclsmo,
mas que entronizado,
quiso en- mala forma
darie su cafe
Use mismo (lloren q.
los que todavia
piensan que Sc puede
tener conviccion)
ssli6 de Ia Habana
rumbo 4 TERRA fra,
pagados sus gastos
por Ell gran senior.
Va Z lejanas tlerras
como apostol (trece?)
We : cantar las glorias
del Mexico actual,
va 4 gritar. que Venus
no es 10 que Darsce.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06
A. W. Gleason. Notary Public.
INSURANCE OF SOLDIERS
 AND SAILORS

Washington. D. c., Nov. 1917. The act which provides for Government life insurance for soldiers and sailors has now been in operation a little more than a month. The Secretary Of the Treasury announced on Novem- Der l7th that up to that date 64, . l68 applications under the ne" law had been received, represen ting insurance in the sum ot s552. o93, 00O From four to SIX thousand applications are re ceiyed each day at the Treasury Department, the amount of ln- surance applied for sometimes reaching total of fl } mllllol dollars in a single day.
 The law provides that soldiers,
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

sailors, marines and nurses in active service may obtain from the Government life insurance in amounts not exceeding $10, ,000 at premium rates ranging from 65 cents a month at the age of 2l years to $1. 20 month at the age of 5l years, for each $1. GOO of insurance.
 One of the primary objects of this law is to lessen the tremen- dous burden of pensions which has followed as a consequence of all American wars.
 It is evident that the admin istration of this new branch of Government work Is big busi- ness in itself. But this is only one of many governmental ac- tivities incident to the war which are adding great numbers of clerks, stenographers. and other servants to Uncle Sans payroll. Literally thousands of stenog- raphers and typewriters have been appointed in Washington during the past few months and thousands more are to be ap- pointed as soon as they are avail able. The United States Civil Service Commission is holding examinations for these positions weekly throughout the country. Secretaries of local boards of civ il service examiners at the post offices in all cities are furnishing detailed information.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06
ITS TOO IMPORTANT DON'T
 WAIT TILL AFTER CHRISTMAS

Our students are with us from many different states and the majority of them do not go home for the holidays owing to the great distance, therefore. we have no vacation and new stu dents may enroll any day and do splendid work. The sooner you enter, the sooner you will be through and holding a good po- Sltlon. Our school is like big bank or mercantile establish ment, 1t runs throughout the year, we are always well organ lzed and receiving new business. Every student gets individual instruction; he is not held back oy slow students, or crowded too last by bright ones; he goes just as fast as his ability will permit. Should he happen to be slow or backward in his work, he is not embarrassed by others knowing now he is getting along. With our methods of individual in structlon, ..and our own copy nghted systems, we are demon slratlng that it Is useless to at tend a commercial school teach Ing other systems and requiring rom seven to ten months to fin ish the course. when they can halsh with US in half that time al half the cost, be more efficient ana get a better position. be- cause of their thorough and ex- 'ehslye training. It is our prac- veal methods, ..our personal at t9ntlon and our modern system S elat enahle us to accomplish so much in SD short a time.
 our literary subjects, wh' ch are given free with our courses, are woven into the main courses n such a practical way that they are mastered in half the time re- qalfed by the old methods, and aee thoroughly understood from practical application. We guar ahtee a better course in less 9me, at less expense. and a oetter ! 0 ition than any other school, and it ia evident that We
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

means that they will not sers e any beef, pork or mutton to GUS toners, and that on Wednesday of each week they will observe "wheatless day." which means that on that day they will serve no bread or bread stuff contain ing wheat.
 This IS done on account of the scarcity of these commodities, and the necessity of conserving them for shipment to the army. and we sincerely hope that our customers will understand the reason for this, and will heartily join with us in undertaking to carry out the orders of the Fed eral Government.
 American Cafe,
 Arnold's Cafe.
 City Cafe.
 Star Restaurant.
 Park Hotel.
 Bratton Hotel.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06
IRE TRUTH ABOUT CANCER

A new book giving a most compre- hensive explanation of cancer and it's successful treatment without the knife IS offered for free distribution by med ical institution of national prominence. Send for your copy today. Address, c. A. Johnson, NJ. D.. Suite 55o, 1920 Main St, kansas City. Mo.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06
QUARTERLY EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given that l will hold the regular quarterly examination in Prescott, Thurs day and Friday, December 20, and 2l, for the purpose of ascer' taining the qualifications of those teachers who desire to teach in the public schools of Nevada County.
 c. M. Hirst,
 County Examiner.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

If you desire any part of the twenty-five thousand acres of the Groves farms, timber or cut over lands in Nevada County, on the ten year payment plan at 6 per cent interest. then get busy or the other fellow may secure what you desire. Our sales al ready exceed one thousand acres per week and rapidly increasing. Call and see us.
 M00pE R- MhpTIN
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06
MeATLESS AND WHEATlESS DAYS

The undersigned hotels and restaurants in Prescott. Arkan- sas, have, at the request of the Food Administrator of the United States, agreed that on Tuesday in each week that they will ob- erve il,e '.1e4tless day." which
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

Nux and Iron Compound Tab let's valuable remedy for all weak and run down conditions S1. co per bottle at Hesterly Drug Store.
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Name
 Address Course interested in
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.

State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
 Lucas County. ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of r. j.. Cheney X Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State afore said, and that said firm will pay the sum of One Hundred Dollars for each and every case of Cattarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. frank j. onehey Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this the 9th day of December A. D. 1886.
 A. W. Gleason.
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter, nally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, .. Sold by all Druggists 75c. Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

have been securing these results or we could not have built up an annual enrolment of more than 25OO, and dra wn patronage from 39 states and seven foreign countries.
 Write for our large illustrated catalogue, read our unparalleled guarantee of $100 that every statement made in it is true and correct. Tyler Commercial Col lege. Tyler, Texas.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

Can anything bz-...:E7
 The phonograph you want in your home IS the instrument that plays in your home the kind of music you like best, in exactly the way you like to have it played. We will be only too glad to send a Columbia Grafonola
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-12-06

to your home for l further
 We welcome aa opportunit - have you play as many rccoru, oI your own selection as you wish upon Columbia instruments in our store. We want and expect you to ask ques- tions about Columbia Gratonolas and rccords-thc more you ask the better we will like #.
 Step into Columbia store today and learn how thoroughly enjoy able the business of buying 2 phono- graph the Columbia way really Is.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11

embargo on wheat unless absolutely
necessary.
Among those who have expressed
navy transport to Chile to purchase
coal. He is negotiating for coal from
Columbia and entire Argentina navy
maybe assigned to carry coal. 1t was
admitted that unless Argentina is
able to obtain coal her industries
would be paralyzed.
Feeling against England reached
acute stage when it was reported to-
day that British minister, Sir Regi-
maid Tower, had threatened to ask
for his passport unless embargo is
raised.
While United States is apparently
supporting England in applying pres
sure, it was known that Ambassador
Stimson does not wholly agree with
British minister and has reported to
Washington that Argentina may
have cause on account Of shortage
of wheat crop for putting embargo
on grain.
From number Of sources came re-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11
HOOD PRICES IN NAV JUNE

The first gun fired in the U. S.
German war has struck the pocket
book. All food necessities jumped in
price Monday. The jump in wheat
on the Board of Trade brought -four
up 81 a barrel. Potatoes jumped so
cents 100 lbs; beef leaped 81 on 100
pounds. Further advances considered
certain.
J. Ogden Armour came out with a
statement urging congress to take
steps to avoid worldwide food fam
inc in future. He wants meatless
days, rigid price control and greater
production by the farmers.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11

port today that Argentina govern
ment was secretly considering wis
dom Of declaration against Germany,
thus beating Brazil to it, and gain
ing credit Of United States and allies.
Plan seems incredible in view of Bit
ter friction between Great Britain
and Argentina over embargo.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-11
ONE OF OUR NEW WAR MACHINES

This is one of Uncle Sans newest
war machines. ut is an arrnnra@ au-
tomobile equipped with a steel tower
which may be used for observation, a
machine gun or as a signaling or
wireless tower. The tower may be
taken down when not in use.
ARGENTINA REFUSES TO LIFT
EMBARGO-TROUBLE COMING
Buenos Aires, April 11.-Argentina
is determined not to yield to British
and American pressure for lifting her
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-16
I9ORRisSTON.

Rev. Dupont went to Abbott Satur.
day, where he filled his regular ap-
continent there.
Services We're held at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday by Rev. Car
gyle.
Mr.. and Mrs George Martin OF
Mesh attended services here last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, viii Whitefield spent
several days last week with her par.
ents at Nash.
Mrs. Lou Adkins, who has beer
very sick Of acute Indigestion. is yer,
much better.
Miss Annie Lou South of Italy has
returned to her home after week s
visit with Miss Hulette Ball.
Miss Richards of Italy Messrs. Et
Justice and Bunyan Toone were Sun
day guests of Miss Ola Brandon.
Messrs. J. e. Jeffries and Cadt
Adkins went to Dallas Saturday OF
business.
Er. and Mrs. Thornton arc reio'c
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-16
At the Empire.

A Vogue two reel comedy feature
is making the fun for the fans at
the Empire theater today. Rube
Miller and Ben Turpin. with a star
cast, are playing the leads in He
Did and He Didn't" The Mutual
company is presenting a special fea-
ture, when Hands Are IdIe.' a
modern drama in two acts, with a
star cast. The other reel is a Cub
comedy starring the big comedian.
George ovey. in Jerry and the
smugglers."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-02-16

IA TALN1ADGE STARRED
WITH TULIY MARSHALL

q THE Deyilss Needle, Triangle
I III M seen at the Dixie theater
I'd. Norma Tallnadge and Tully
dsiall are co-starred, and the lat
u seen Iii the kind Of part in
& he achieved his greatest fame
q sueaking stage that OF a
line fisnd.
THE Devils Needle, written
slesfer Whitney and Roy Som
!, Marshall makes his first APP
n Zee on the screen in the role
dope vietfIfi He appears as
Stanley, an artist of note.
his favorite model, played by
ra7madge. is a child of poverty,
trough evil associations in her
girlho0d has acquired the NOR
habit. This lis one thing she
Yer told STANLEY, the other be-
n love TOR him.
day Wynne Mortimer. aa So
dr1. visits Gtanley's studio with
ance, Hugh Gordon. She falls
. with the artist, breaks her
sment 70 Gordon, and marries
Rene, controlled By evil inn
|
when she finds the artist in
nth another woman. induces
, try the needle as a spur to
stistic inspiration The habit
ed upon him. Stanley sinks
and lower after his marriage,
his career Is ruined and his
heart broken.
King to rescue her husband
q In opium dive, the girl is kid
and In peril Of her life, when
realizing the horror she has
bit, comes to the rescue and
DIS In saving the wife from her
nd the husband from the dead
IL. which she herself has over
after witnessing its frightful
i / on the man to whom she COM
ated It In the supporting cast
u Talmadge and Marshall are
serite Marsh. as the wife, and