Beginnings

(I.– XIII.)

• Salome Hocking

A NEW STORY. In this issue appears the first chapter of a highly interesting story by Miss Salome Hocking, entitled, “BEGINNINGS.” This story deals with the efforts made by a young girl to begin a new order of social life, and will afford its readers much food for thought in relation to the great social problems of our time. Of Miss Hocking we need say no more than that she is the sister of Silas K. Hocking and Joseph Hocking, and shares their great and acknowledged story-telling gift, as is evidenced by the works she has previously published. Our readers should act at once, so that the newsagents may give their orders in good time, and thus prevent disappointment.