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Traffic in Souls 1 The head of the family.
MARY BARTON . . Jane Gail
2 Her Sister.
Ethel Grandon
3
Her father.
THE INVALID INVENTOR Wm. Turner.
4
Her fiance.
Officer Burke . . Matt Moore
5 "Your sister has been late every morning for a week."
6 Reprimanded.
7
The man higher up.
WM. TRUBUS . . Wm. Welsh.
8 His wife.
Mrs. Hudson Lyston.
9 His daughter.
Irene Wallace.
10 The greatest society "catch" of the season.
11 They who traffic in souls.
12 The most infamous type
of man.
THE CADET . Wm. Cavanaugh
13 Another who profits by the wages of shame.
THE CADET . Arthur Hunter
14 An attempt to escape.
15 "What do you think of
that girl?"
16 The man who finances the social outlaws.
THE GO-BETWEEN Howard Crampton
17 -"A dictagraph."-
18 "What kind of a pen is
that?"
19 The "Look-outs" call for
instructions.
20 The man higher up is well satisfied with the day's
record.
21 Mary is a favorite of
Mrs. Trubus.
22 Off duty.
23 His Captain.
24
"Respectable" Smith.
The grey haired inspirer
of confidence.
WM. BURBIDGE.
25 Off to watch the railroad
stations.
26 "She's a little beauty."
27 Just outside the harbor.
28 Sent to await the arrival
of the emigrants.
29 The country girl.
LAURA HUNTLEY.
30 The "look-outs" wait for
the emigrants.
31 The emigrant girl's brother.
WM. POWERS.
32 The "frame-up" to get rid of the brother.
33 "I will take your
sisters home."
34 The go-between finishes
his evil day's work.
35 The spoils of their traffic
in souls.
36
Officer Burke lands his
captives - and their victims
are placed under the protection of the police.
37 Waiting for his prey.
38 The first move of the tempter.
39 "For God's sake find my sister."
40 "Where is your sister?"
41 Burke asks to be assigned to find his sweetheart's
sister.
42 A reporter gets the story.
43 The peaceful and happy good night of the head of the infamous system.
44 The dawn.
45 The wife of the man high- er-up attends a meeting
of her pet charity.
46 Discharged on account of her sister's disgrace.
47 Her new position.
48 The daily meeting of the
social outlaws.
49 "This is my private
secretary."
50 A weekly meeting at the
office of the man
higher up.
51 Mary recognizes the voice of the man who took her
sister away.
52 She realizes her employer and his secretary must be
in league with the infamous traffickers.
53 Lunch Hour.
54 That night, they secure her father's invention for intensifying sound waves and recording dictagraph sounds on a phonographic
record.
55 Little sister bravely resists
her captors.
56
The attachment is made
that will allow Mary to get a phonographic record of all conversations made in
both lower and upper
offices.
57
Next Day.
The trap is sprung.--Get-
ting the evidence.
58 "Five hundred was too much to pay for girl
number 364."
59 Mary has secured the
evidence.
60 The evidence placed in the hands of Burke's Captain.
61
The fiance of Trubus's
daughter brings his father and mother to ratify the
engagement.
62 Little sister is near the
breaking point.
63 Gathering in the
go-between.
64 The proudest moment of
Trubus's life.
While his daughter's be- trothal was being arranged
65 "That man has handled all the money from the in-
famous traffic."
66 "These are the people you
have been backing."
67 "The invention of the father of the girl you
sought to ruin will convict you."
68 "Your conversations are
on these records in your own voices."
69 To her father's arms.
70 Awaiting trial.
71 Out on bail.
72 Trubus's wife escapes her
husband's shame.
73 "You've killed my mother."
THE END
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