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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
4
A 1915 motion picture adaptation story inspired by the Universal film drama. Copyright by ter Wright A. Patterson credits the title as a hovelized version of the drama.
In a tense gathering at the Hotel de Vile, Count Frederick and Kitty Gray deny murder accusations while a swift Apache raid erupts. The prefect delays as royal orders free Frederick and Gray, while a baffling coin theft and a slain figure complicate the case.
Kitty Gray pursues the thief Bartel as Count Frederick races toward Grahoffen. Roleau drives to outrun a departing train with Kitty and Frederick on the loose. Bartel holds the king’s coin, while Sachio and Bartel plan future payoff, and Frederick risks all in a daring cross-country ascent.
Philadelphia merchants plan barge traffic to New York via the Delaware and Raritan Canal, arguing faster delivery now offsets rail congestion. The piece notes broader canal abandonments, the D R Canal as a commercial asset, and potential deeper channels. a moral essay on youth and honesty follows.
A fragment quoting Arthur Schopenhauer urges readers to act rightly rather than be misled. It reflects a moral philosophy stance that actions define virtue and warns against mere appearances of virtue without proper conduct. The brief line emphasizes duty and higher standard for behavior.
A new boarder critiques the land lady and cook over a thin chicken soup. The land lady insists she explained the recipe, while the boarder jokes perhaps the cook misunderstood the chicken. The exchange ends with a wry line about catching the chicken.
Statistics released by the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis show nearly 3,000 agencies now list in the fight against tuberculosis in the United States. Since 1904 the network has grown from 183 organizations to 3,087 total with 157 sanitariums and hospitals, 144 tuberculosis boarding houses, 455 dispensaries, 1,924 antituberculosis groups, and 158 Canadian institutions included, reflecting a 125 percent rise since 1908.
A miscellany from the front warns all ranks in France against answering unfamiliar questions from strangers, even suspected British officers. A conscientious sub is tested by a Division staff officer. the rookie repeatedly says I don’t know, exposing caution and the danger of enemy agents.
A fifty year old captain, married at the war's start to a wife under twenty, speaks of a grim future if the fighting lasts much longer. He jokes with comrades that after the war he will tie himself to an old woman. The piece notes the relief some feel upon discharge from service.
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