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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Jacobs prairie.

Sobn sc. 56reifels trdgt iid nit
BENT @ebanfen, fomnlenoes 6ribiabr
einen neuen Stall auf ieinem Sc
boft 81 berridten.
Sran5 Simon Matb. Sonas nm0
ISran5 Da1linger, MitglieOer Ser
@9ulbeb0roe bes Diitrifts IA, ma6=
ten porleBten Somtagna6mittag Die
&unoe n16 erboben cine &oleftion
fir Sic bungernoen &inoer IN Mittel=
europa.
6ra1 Mi9. Gbeijen Iprad beiud)5=
|tpei1e bel in ct. @lon6 nn6 Waite
Barf mobnen6en 8erpanoten Dor.
Muf Ser @eioe oes g. Sberer fat
6orner bon ct. Soiepb lette
ISOLDE feline ~8aumltammiageeinrid=
tung aufgeltelt.
gu leinem NamenStuge gab Srar5
Na1116 ieinen 8erman0ten uno Sreun=
Sen eire qeu1iitlihe ltnterbaltung, mo-
bei ser Jeltueranltolter fir ermiinid=
tes 8ergnitgen Gorge trng.
2eonoro Sdmib modte leinem in
Safe @enrD mobnenOen 8rlt6er .He=
ter feline Nufmartung.
Sen. 6r0ble bat Sic 1T Sacobs
8rairie %gelegene g. IS. Waurins
Sarm gepadtet nn0 miro 0ielelbe BIN
men &ur5em nit Samilte be5ieben.
Clemens Memfe bon bier beiorgte
SEN TRANSPORT elmer @aggonla0ung
|S9meine 9ienitog LETTER ISOLDE nod
|Sontb ct. Saul. 9ie Sen0ung be-
1tan6 aug IS S6meinen nit lie einem
0urb16nitts gemi6t bon $50 Efl1no.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
St. U1drttn.

Sci ser Mrbeit an elmer Sl1ttermli1=
le geriet Sobn 6lpnn nit Ser linfe11
9ano IN oas 8etriebe, unO fann bon
8liif iagen, OaB er nit 0em @erlltlt
zines Singers Oooon gefomn1en tit.
Sobn @oa nnb &otbarinn Sbmanl1
bon 6idmono maren gern begriiBte
Sonntagsgdite Tires bieligen 6reu'l=
Oer1frei1es.
2eopolo @eDer befinoet lid in1n1cr
nod} auf Ser. &ranfenliite; Oas anbal=
tenOe 6ebruar Triibiabrsmetter nirh
i'm aber balo aus leiner &ranfenItt=
be berausloGer1.
Sbres frnnfen GaterS pegen n1ub=
te glilabetb Sacobs BON 8opl1ts, po
lie in ser Substituting zines Ser
manoten tattg tpar, nod @anie ST.
riidfebren.
Sra1rs Girdin bat iid) anfongs let=
ter ISOLDE fir Bergen, &c. g., ber1h=
fdieoet> mo- @eiddfte feline @egentpart
o11f ldngere Belt beiiden.
Martin 8ou bielt iid mebrere 81
&c borletter ISOLDE @eiddfte balber
in ser County @auptita6t orf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

-I ='EEE EEH=.E.E 49, @%a-.IT#
ben N11ntius in 8riiieL Msgr. Nico.
tra, bertreten 1ln6 bat Dem Haten-
fin6e ein groBes Moiaif iiberianot,
cine @opie Der Wa6onnn bella Sebia
bon &apbael. - Die Ma9ridt trifft
bier Elm, 0aB Der 2uremburger gilbert
|Beder, Sngenieur nnb @eneralbiref=
tor Der belgiid)en Adberooffpetro-
leumsgeieaidaft in @rosnDi MuB-
lamb bon ben 8olf6eniiten ermorbet
tporoen lit. SS11 2ongtpD lit I'M Ml=
ter bon rs Sabren Graf De @aintig=
non geltorben, Ser Better GROCER
9%uttentperfe in %2uremburg, elm bor-
biloli6er fotboliider Mrbeitgeber; 1ei=
ne Nrbeiter %berebrten i'm als 8ater.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
5prtn0 6iu.

Jan1iie Seinri6 2entbed BON bier
genoB 0ie SonntagSfreuoen in Ser 5u
&i6mono leBbaften Samilie 81. sc.
nte9t.
Die &inber ser bier pobnen6en So
Mile @alter @inter tpare11 erfranft,
%befin0en li9 aber our Greuoe ser ST.
tern aus ie0me0er @efabr.
0ie SabresDeriammlung Ser Mftio=
11dre Ser 5pring Sill &ural Gelepbon-
@ompanD fan0 bier borleBten Don=
nerltag itatt. 9ie 8abl Ser 8eamten
batte folgen0es grgebnis: Sobn 8al=
0orf Nraiioent; Scarf S60nberg, 8i=
5epraiioent; 8. s.. @nrit, 5efretdr,
nn0 S6obmeiiter;; Soiepb 8inter uno
Setnri6 Mtbman1, Direftoren.
Sci 5oblreider 8eteiligung mur0e
Montagnodmittag Sic SabreSperiam=
lung Ser Spring Sin Creamery 60.
a%bgebalten. 90 sic Sriit ser erlten
Corporation abgelanfen tpar, puroe in
oieier 8%erlommlung 6ie Creamery
tpieoer ren inforporiert nn6 5mar nuf
6reiBig Sabre. 9ie neuen Mrtifel err
lauben aud> 6aB Mftien big 5u $10,=
600 berfanft meroen 6iirfen, jolte es
rotiom eri6einen, nod @el6 an5ule=
gen. Sos grgebnis Ser 8eamten1pabl
mar: &arl Sb0nbeub, Brdiioent;
Sobn @aI0ort G%iceprd1i6ent; Snbert
@eqe, S6atmeiiter; IS. S. &obotu,
Sefretdr. Sn Sen 9ireftorenrat nur=
Ben gelpablt: Soiepb Sal6ert, Sobn
5talberger un6 @einri6 Mtbmna11.
2aut 8eridt tpnr6en i'm bergangenen
Sabre 153, 1924 Hfunb 8utter ge<
ma9t, Die oie Summe bon $89>860.=
IS einbrabten. Die ginnabme fir
betrug $691.80, 0aber
ii6 nit @inredmung 0es ueberidui-
ies bon 1919 sic @elammteinnabmer1
al1f $9O,711.94, Die totolen Mnsgaben
6agegen iib auf $89,976.99 beliefen,
iomit am 1. Sanuar 1921 baares
@el0 im 8etroge bon $734.95 an
9nn6 NOR. @s mnroen 122,678 Hfo.
3utterfett entgegengenommen, fir bas
BEN &un6en Ser Durdfdnittsprets
bon 66.7 Gents be5ablt mnroe; an
ionitige &nn6en tpur6en be5oblt
6emna6 Die an &rn6en be-
5ablte @eiammtint11te iih a11f $82,=
668.24 be5iffert. Mnipraden ipl1rben
gebalten bonn gountD Mgent Suntez
mer, bon @errn Mn0reas SrerdJ bon
Ser Minneiota u%niberiitdts Garm,
bonn 8nttermader @arl 8oblig, ser
feline bieiige @teqe nie6erlegte nn6 Ell
ne. iolde in Nep Muni6 angetreten
bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

i'm Miiden ooer @elenfen,
|5dtuinoelanfalle, &opfi@meraen Ct,
mii0ung, tpenn Magen Ieer, ausge-
mergeIte ounfle &inge unter ben Mu-
gen. Srfinn, eleptii6e &ranfbeiter
un6 &rdmpfe iin6 bdufig nit Dem
0orban6eniein Der 8an6purnler ber,
bunben. Gin gan5 getpobnlides 3ei=
den bei &in6ern lit 6as forttpabren.
De 5todern in Der Naie, Sdlafloiig-
felt, Ropfneben, Mppetitloiigfeit fab=
les @eiiht, fein Berlangen na6 Spiel
nit a1uoeren @inbern. Weit 2arato6es
benbibtigt man ben 8nrm aus bem
SD1tem at bertreiben, unb oieie Ne=
bi5in befinoet Iih in europa I'M allge=
meinen @ebrauh, un6 feline @irfiam=
felt lit nidt einrnal in Srage geiteut
tporben. @enn sic sic @iirmer SSbrer
@einnobeit tpegen befiirdten, beltelen
sic iofort cine boue 8ebanolung 2ar=
atobes, 6as 5ebn Dollars nno adtuno-
pier5ig Gents foitet.. Salbe 8ebono-
lung feds Dollars unb fiinfunoiieb-
gig Gents. Na1 gmpfang Der @eloan=
tpeiiung, baar o6er 8anf-8edIel miro
es iofort 5ngeian6t. Sc miro MIR
b~erfauft bon ser Marbel Me6. &c.,
ser beriibmten Bulgarian
Eee=Sabletten fir @eritopfung. 9e-
pertinent &=84. Bittsb11rgb Bu.
8erfiderung fir Badet fiinfuno5tpan=
gig Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

Gagen bes freltpbi9aftliden 9efl-
DIES 6es bodtp. Serrn Stepban bon
&oscoe.
Ole am 80. Sanlar be~ranltaltete
&inberunterbaltung NOR in ieber Be-
5iebung Elm grfplg. Gin Sell 6es er-
5ielten &einertrags tpuroe 6em 500
Der 6onb 5ugetpieien. SIM @an5en
|trng infer Diitrift at 6ieiem Sonbs
1925 bel.
Sm Wonat Sanlar beiudten bon
ben 81 idnlpflidtigen &inoern %
|ie0en Sag sic Sdule; gelpiB Elm 9u=
ter &ecor6 fir ben Monat Sanltar.
Die' f6one 8itterung bat notiirlid)
bel at ba5n betgetragen.
l1niere Muiiffapeue madt ietr gu
te 5orti6ritte. Had Sltern geoenft
Tie. Elm &on5ert gu geben
Sin &in6 Der Gam;l;e &l?a. So
Esnnes 1T i9tper erffrnrft. @bensfulIs
1T Sre6. @enfel elmer jblimmen
&ranfbeit untertporfen, unc man styei
felt an feinem Muffommer.
Yeter 8ab, tpelder iib i'm ct. SAUL
Scmi11ar olf Sen Rri ileritano bor-
s'r.'tct. meilt 'p,:r einige Sage bei
Der Mutter un6 ieinen @eidmiitern
5n 8ei1t6.
2ebten Sonntag crying iid unier
Hfarrer in elmer idarfen Mttade ge=
gen 6te Smitb=Tomner 8in, nn6 es
lpur6e cine 8etition an nnIere Mbge=
oroneten int &ongreB gefan6t, Inn lie
gegen Sic berlperflibe 8in itimmen
SIT MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
5duf Centre

Diele 5toot bat iiber $1,000 fit
Sic bungernoen &inoer IN Wittelen=
ropa 5~ulammengebradt; in Ser So
nigin ser gngel @emeinOe ergab Die
fir Sen l0bli6en 3med erbobene Sol
Iefte sic Su111me bon $131.50.
Am 20. Sanuar lit 8n. 9ltOmig
8eDer bon einem 5molf Wonate Lam
gen 2eiOen Dr1rb Ben SOB befreit
moroen. Sic 2eide muroe ouf be1n
Saf1pooo 5rieObofe beigelebt. Ser
gerltorbe11e erreidte Das Sitter BON
ga Sabren, 11nb er btnterlabt 1einer
@attin leds &inoer> Sic ii9 ale ELM
gefunben, I'M Dem gater BEN lebten
@brenOienit 5u ermet1en.
Ser in Sort Smelling uls Sergeant
ongelteate S. 6. @inter erfrente iei=
ne bier ieBbaften gltern, Sacob 8in=
ter uno 6ral1, nit adt Gage longem
8eluf.
6ron STEPHAN @dmar6bouer UNI
ter5og 1id ,Mttte leBter ISOLDE elmer
gliidlid iiberltan0enen Solsopera=
ton.
SRI. gmnta 9oge bon Marble Sod,
Soma, lit bier 5u bertpan6t= un6
freun0i6aftlidem 8eiu6e eingetrof=
fen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

anfangs LETTER Wo6ein's glternba,ts
5uriifgefebrt.
Sreb. M0bring berian0te Dienltag
o%ergargener Wode cine giienbabn-
pagenlaoung 8ieb mad Soutb ct.
Saul.
6rau 5piqma11n ln6 &oia 59lidt
.erltatteten IN glroia berpan0t- uno
freunoibaftlibe 8eiude.
gliie Mobring Ae%ritattete in ct.
@louo einen langeren 8e1ud,,
Seinrib Meiier bon 8romerbiqe
Derbrabte bier etli6e Sage an Ser
Settle ieiner @ltern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
St. Quenita.

Die Snforporationsortifel ser ct,
M11arlta Gurol Eelepbone Company.
peld)e ouf Sen 26. Sanuar oa.sgeidrie
ben lino, muroen in Ser 8egiltrors,
Office gum gintragen binterlegt. 9o5
@apitol ser inforporierten 8eien-
iboft betraet $4,000 NIT elmer oui
$1,000 Iautenoen limitierten 8erant=
wortlidfeit. 0ie 8eamten Ser &C.
Ieuidaft iino: SreO. MeDer, Erdi!=
bent; g. &aeter, @iceprdlioent; &c.
8. @eprens, Sefretdr unb 5datmeiz
iter Muen Mtmoo6 bon ct. Gloro, 6.
Sterns, Sobn Mil5 unb Seinrid Sill
eelon bon ct. Mugulta, 9ireftoren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

@ereinigung ipreden fir it6 ielbit
nno laIien Der MiIociation gnte11 gr-
folg norausiagen. Mls 8eamten oes
rdidlten Syabres purben ertpablt: Us.
S. Mapunan, Hrdlibent; q. S. Sop,
8icepralioent; S. g. Seltemes, Sc
fretar; in SEN Sat Ser 0%ireftoren &C.
boren: Sran5 Solern bon Watab,
Sron5 &uliell, Mn0. Mn6erlon, Ser
n.anl, &iefom Don Sauf &apios. Otto
8iialer uno 6reo. 3e5ma bon Wtin-
SEN. SEER Mn0erlpn m1roe nit Dem
Gtebper]an0t betral1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Mpralilde 0brfeise.

2onoon, 6. 5ebrltar. - Cine CT
6ange telegraph 9epeide aus Hom
meloet, 0oB ser M11si6uB fir ausmar
tige Mngelegenbeiten ser italienii6en
0eputierte1fammer, naboem M1s=
lanosminilter Graf Gfor5a iiber Die
gnt1beioung bes Sberlten Hates IN
Boris 8eri6t erltattet bottle, ote Or
bebung ether 12pro5entigen Steuer
o1tf 6eutihe Musfnbr miBbilligte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
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@eftfalen.

Miinlter. - Sir SEN Berfebr, Ser
ipdter bei 6ortiebung bes &anals Biz
CUR glbe einieben miro, reiden Die bel
Miin1ter bereits borbnnoenen beioen
,56leuien bes 9ortmum0 : gms-&a=
malls .niht mebr aus. Desmegen miro
jebt NIT oem 8ou elmer 0ritten S6len
lie bon nod gr0Berem NusmaBe begon=
men. @dbreno, bie erlte @dleuie 1ur
81 Meter lang nnb 835 Meter brett
Sic 5meite 1855 Meter lang nn6 10
Meter brett tpar, jon Die neue cine
2Gnge bon 225 Meter nnb cine Bret
te bon IL Meter erbalten. Dn al1Ber=
bem neue S9iffsla6eplabe in altsge=
6ebntem l1mfange borgeieben iifto,
m1B Der &anal ielbit auf ettpa 300
Meter 26nge Inn IS Meter erbreitet
neroen. Desgleiben miro Elm 8orba.
fen bon IS Meter 2dnge gebaut, nno
es miiiien r1el1e groBe 8riifen gebalt
.nn6 oIte perIegt urto. erbrettet mer6en.
Sen 11elten gouter miifi1t alb mebre-
re @ohnbdnier nn6 @eb0fte 51tm 0p.
fer fallen.
lima. 49, Sier tpurbe Die gbefrn1
&npter ulg 2eibe IN ei1em 8ienen~
.bol1s a%ufgef1tn6en. @epifie Mn5ei-
den loiien baranf i9IieBen, bob Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

Biele Wfanner un6
Sranen, au@ &in6er,
Die 6aran leioen tper=
ben auf cine onoere
&ramfbeit fin obne
@rfolge %bebonoelt,
ga bier ri6tiges Sci
ben ser getp0bnlide
Shneine t d.
&in0fleiid=> Na0el=>
&uno=, Safen= ooer
8anbmurm lit. Gin
,menn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
st. Uthold5.

6ran Soleph 2nbmig Don bier er=
frantic zines Cages pergangener $50
DIE I'M &aule ibrer in Gol6 Spring
mobnen6en S6peiter Srau 81. S.
Ebeis, ser Mrt, 6aB Tie crit 6ieler So
ge no6 Souie 5uriidtransportiert
tper6en fonnte.
&o9m. 8farrer 56ouenberger er=
freute 1i6 Sonntagnabmittag Dor a9t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10

Sic @iirmer babe1l lit Der 8eggang
oes Sdmarobers. Mn0enten0e 3eid)en
iinb @erlnit Des Mppetits, nit gele=
gertli6er @ierigfeit, belegter 3unge,
@er5brennen, Mageni6mer5, frob=
belnoes 6iiblen in Sen @ingepeioen,
iid einitenenoes &in6ernis in ser &eb=
Re, be1tqn6iges Speien, 8erltopfu1g,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
Sic, ,pas Sizes 1T?

2eute miirben ni9t einmal anneb-
men, baB Der 8anomnrm, mel6er 10
biele nnlaglide uno nnbeidreiblide
S9mer5en a1f Ser gan5en Welt ber=
urladt, 6ie1em 8il6e 1bnli6 iiebt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-02-10
st Qnthonv.

Sral1 Sacobs bon @auf Centre be-
ftnoet ii6 bier anf einige @oden gu
8eilt6 ibrer @ltern.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01

tie Of her supreme assurance, much OF
her methods. Plainly she had gone
straight to Bruce after the raid. lie
could sec the picture Of her coming out
Of the lurid night and into the expert
ence of boy all unnerved by his an
ger and grief. lie could understand how
she offered her softenCd beauty TO the
hard eyes how her voice had cnressed
and distorted fact; how Ioraida had
had the wit to tell her own story,
make her own impression, before Bruce
could have had time to steel himself
against her. But what tale could she
have told TO convince a man like Bruce,
who, at the least. was not fool?
Somehow, decided Kcndrlc, she had
lied out of the whole thing. Further,
she had used every siren trick she knew
to drug his better Judgment. She had
been tender and feminine and seductive.
While with one hand she had robbed
him, she had caressed him with tho
other. And not too boldly; she had
not overdone il. She probably wcpt for
him: she treated him to the flash Of
her eyes through spurious tears. She
employed her beauty like a lure aud had
| little trouble in putting the boys sus-
picions to sleep. What chance would n
| simple. open hearted fellow Ike Bruce
have against the wilcs which were
Xoraida's stock in trade? Kcnlrlc re.
called vlvidly that subtle influence which
! Xoraid,. had cnStevcn upon him: which
he had felt even when stceled against
! her, and asked himself again what
chance Bruce could have with her in
the hour of her boldcSt triumph? 2 The
very fact Of her having come immedi
ateiy on the heels Of the catastrophe
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his lips twitching so that the white teeth
showed. t'But you had best thlnk'
Many things might happen to girl, a
pretty girl like you, which are ny
pleasant for her to experience. Aou had
better throw. your arms about your
countryman neck and beg him TO pay
the price for you
Betty shook her head violently, so
violently that the white flower fell from
her hair. Rios was going on ansrily,
when there came into the yard clatter
Of hoofs.
at is Zoraida," he said sharply.
"Now be quick; is 1t yes or no
mo" cried Betty.
Little fool :" muttercd Rios. Under
his glare she drew back. Before
again such help Is offered you, you Will
wish you were dead -
Outside they heard Xoraida laugh
ter, low and rich with its music. Then
her voice as CAV as though there were
in all the world no such shadows rs
those cast BY destruction and death.
And then she entered, slender and
graceful in her elaborate riding suit,
her white plume nodding, her eyes
dancing, her red mouth triumphant.
Behind her came Bruce West.
Kendric stared at him in amazcmcnt.
For Bruce came of his own free will
and his own eyes were shining. There
was no sign of his recent distress upon
his face. Rather It looked more joyous,
more boyish and glad than Kcndric had
seen 1t for years. The boy hardly noted
any one in the room but Xoraida. His
eyes were for her alone and they were
on fire with alteration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-01
A Tale of Adventure
BY OUIEN SABE (Who KnOt0s')
co,,y,ost. 1921. tv Charles scrioner's Sons

Of death and worse into her heart. Sne i,s
Is made to suffer for all Of his crimes
80 that's the storyF hendrlc
grunted his disgust. "And you We let her
stuff you hide full of liesT
eco easy. jim" Bruce appeared
sincerely panied and troubled. Il We
called you fair man wont you open
your mind TO the truth! She has been
mlsreprcscnted, know. Her enemies
-" lie clinched his hands. "She Is a
wonderful creature! !" he burst out.
"And she has honored me with her con-
iidence and her friendship.
This very night Zoraida Cnstclmar
had ruthlcssly pillaged Bruce's ranch
and from Bruce's mouth now gushcd
the words: "She has hcnored me with
her confidence and her friendship! !"
Was there 10 end TO the woman's au:
dacity? Was there no end to the blind
stupidity Of mankind which permitted
Of lawlcssness like tonight being
CLOSED over, which went to the insane
extreme of worshiping when normally
the logical emotion would be hatred
Was there finally, no end to the power
of Zoraida?
What had happened between Bruce
West and Ioraida2 Kcndric knew
something of Xoraida's hravado. no llt
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CHAPTER II
In Which There is More Than One Lie
Told and the Truth is Glinpsed

"You 80 cried Kendric in amazcment
as his look went swiftly from Bruce's
radiant face to Xoraida's and back to
Bruce. "With her. :"
Young Bruce West advanced eagerly.
Its been a mistake. jim" he said
earnestly. "A cursed mistake all along
the line. When | explain to you----"
Boy" cut in Kcndric stcrnly,
where's your head? Don't you know
that She was one of the crowd rniding
you? Have you forgotten all | told
you?"
Xoraida. head held high. hcr checks
flushed. stood cyeing him definntly. The
noCkery Of her look disturbed him she
appeared fully confident of herself. her
destiny and her place in Bruccs esti-
nation. Bruce himself frowncd and
shook his head.
you've always been n fair man,
jim, he said. Suspend judgment un-
til we've talked"
While Kcndric held his tongue and
pondcrcd angriy, Zoradias eyes flashed
about the room. Only for an instant
did they tarry with Betty, who. drawn
away from her almost to the table
against the wall. looked back at her
with unhiddcn distrust. Longer did
they hold to Ruiz Rios.
my cousin" she said softly. "you
have something to say to me. What is
it,"
"Not here, senorita," urged Rios
I'm another room"
kendric, but not Bruce. saw the
deeply significant regard she shot n,
Rios. Her answer puzzled Kcndric foi
the moment. not so much the words a,
the tone. She spoke to Rios as on,
might speak to n dreaded master.
II am ready" was nlI that she said
And when Rios threw open the door fo,
her. it was to Bruce that she sale
gently. her eyes melting into his. ~
moment only, if Scnor Rios will pcrmi
that ! return So soon" And she wen
out. Rios at her heels
Cant you see, Jim:" Bruce wa
all excitement and his hands wer,
clenchcd at his side; his boyish eye
bla2ed. "It's that damned Ruiz Rios
He dictates to her; lie has put the fca
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THIS BEGINS THE STORY

Jim Kendric, a devll-may care. whole
hearted American. in q Mexican, RhinI
bling Joint meets Ruiz Rios. an old rival
and, enemy, who, pressed on by his com
high stake game of dice. The companions
Identity Is a mystery, but every one
sees II Is a woman under the sombrero
and masculine attire OF the border IN
then challenges the house TO another:
The woman takes him up. sensstonaliy
winning. Later she summons hin mys-
terlousiy to an interview, In which enc
tells OF her hatred of Rios and asks
Jim, to aid her. He refuses. &C. he mas has
terious Mexican treasure. After n rnS-
age in d disreputable tub with quaint
cutthroat crew. the party lands ana
picturesque scene of their exploit. again
in male attire. to their amaSement ap-
tiTs.huntins party is in the power Of the
strange woman and her coterLe. IN
startling Interview she dscloses that
and lays claim TO the treasure OF tho
Montezumas, which Kendrlc is seeklng.
She proffers him her love and is bitter
when he says he has no time for love.
MeanEhIls he has sight OF =, an hSnS NmsTliI Ssl5
for ransom. Kondrlc's friend, West. has
a ranch nearby. Zoraida permits him
TO visit West, oil condition he returns TO
her headquarters. West proners help.
Ioraida shows her power BY having 'Sif BSr-
ranch. Kendric, keeping his word, re-
turns to Zoraida's place. but she IL
away, and he decides 20 make getaway.
He finds Betty Gordon and promises to
l1u' q
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And Here 1t Continues

T SLEPT late the next morning; in
l. fact, it was nearly noon when
Janet Powers knocked on my door and
came into the room, carrying my break
fast tray and letter from Larry.
I tucked the letter under r1y pillow,
so that could wait and read it when
/ was alone. Janet smiled and pattcd
me on the shoulder nen | did that,
but didn't say arythtng about It,
though i could feel ny cheeks flush
ing.
"There's bsd news for you this
morning she told me, land m sorry
to dole It out with your breakfast. but
I think you might better get it from
me than from Banning when you go
downrtairs.
Ny thoughts few to Larry, Of course.
So / felt relieved when found that he
wasn't concerned in it.
,.tIt's about Crystal May she went
T on. at seems that she simply went
into a rage last night, and told Ban
ming that If he left that scene in
the one where you jumped over the
falls-she'd break her contract.
Banning wouldn't mind that much,
of course. if It didn't happen TO be 4
friend OF Crystals who is putting up
the money for the picture. lie didn't
know that till she told him; neither
did any one else, for that matter: OH
Mother May has kept it dark because
she thought that after Broadway got
through with the story it wouldn, t
sound any too favorable for Crystal :
reputation. | think that even now
she's sorry that she let things come
7 ork aa thpy lil last night, -
"Oh, what happened" | asked, so
excited that l couldn't drink my COf-
foe. -,
horse and stalked into Banning's sit
ting room last night and told him that
a friend of hers who was backing the
company wouldn't put up any more
money IL she didn't like the way things
were going with the picture, and that
she certainly didn't like the way they d
gone yesterday afternoon. Banning
was furious, of course, and told her
he was running the picture and she
could get out II she wanted to, but after
while they both Calned down and
talked things over.
"He tried TO talk Crystal into hnv
ing some sense. but she wouldn't lis
Ten to him. She'd have things heI
way or she'd leave, and then where
would he be ! ANA aS ne mas Cnunc'
To make his reputation with this pic
ture, and capital is pretty hard to ge
right now-well. he finally gave in
couldn't do anything else"
''But what does that mean:' / de
manded "Wlil they cut me out o
the picture entirely?'
Worse than that, honey Jane
came over and sat-o on the foot Of N,
bed and began patting me on tGr shoul
der consolngly. They shot that bi
where you jumped over the falls fror
the cliffs at one side, aS well as fror
the bank, so they got long shot Of i
fiat won't show your face. And
they're going to let Crystal do the per
feetly safe stuff on the bank and the
use this other shot Of you, so that
viii look as il she had really take
the Jump herself. You're doubling TO
her, that's all.
For a moment just felt perfect
siek at heart, and then ! burst int
tcars. II was too much To thin
that I had gone through that horribl
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Look Out, Charlie,
HdrOldS Coming Up!

4 Ny who doubt the standing OF
n Harold Lloyd ns screen comedian of
this country are referred to the contest
staged by moving picture magazine
in which Lloyd has made a nlnawn,
race for the honors Of "lcadins come
dian.
In an announcement or tho result
in Il recent issue. the magazine credits
Lloyd with 1870 votes, while Cnuu'in
who finished second. received only 3OGO.
Lloyd also was selected for q place
on the "idenl cast which includes
Griffith as director; Norma Talmadge
as leading woman; Wallie Reid, lead
ing man Jackie COogan, as the child ;
and Bebe Daniels as the leading van.
pire.
Bebe Daniels formerly was Harold
Lloyd's leading woman. ..............-