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1 tiik sTonv Tiirs r.n
Philip W hlttrmnre", working imrlnrr of
Mmpiny controlling the (lh mipplr of
nmneroufl like under n t.renMonul II
eenn ilren by the Cnnntllnn (loirrntnfnt.
And hlmitflf opiMiopd l nn unknown
ru-rajr mt send for tlrrion, nn nrtUt
fritneJ, to come unci tirlp hint out. The
flue they have la the m.olfrj U
litter nddrrMl to Lord rltzlm'li .
ST.a::;.k?"h 3l. nh.
mors rrroniltr. i:ilrn lirokmt, n formrr
wmtie-nrt, daughter or m, winner, hiui
m.muiriiiMn..Mn.r...i.),D..
..LTl" tho ,T1 n,!,, ..";
hill. v-hrrr. hr meet n hilf-tirrrd und
white girt. He falls In lole nllli the girl
Jrnnne. Ilrokaw nnd hln daughter arrhe.
Klleen valnlv tries her iiell on I'hlllu.
Jeanne and 1'lerre nre ntlnckisl hj n groiin
f turn, one nf Hhnni. ut leat. arrived
n the ehln xllh llroknit. I'hlllu -Jri ,
flesnne and rorurts her to hrr home at
1'ort o' t!od.
CHAI'TER XVIl-(Continucil)
I
T "WAS to Ret money, the old man
thousht. Tho half-breed had siir-
gested that, nnd Jeanne henielf bad
Ktyen It as her opinion. Why else
should they hae been attacked at
Churchill? Such thlnirs had occurred
before, he told Philip. The little
daughter of the factor at Nelson
. House had been stolen, nnd held for
ransom. With a hundred questions
he wrutiR from Philip every detail of
the second tight and of tli struggle
for life In the rapids. He betrajed no
physical excitement, even In those
moments of Philip's dcserlptiton when
Jeanne hung between life and death,
but in his eyes there was the glow
of red-hot fires. At last there came
to Interrupt them the low, musical
tinkling of a bell under the table
D'Arcambal's face lighted up sud.
denly.
"Ah, I had forgotten." he oscUlmed
Tardon me. Philip. Dinner lias been
awaiting us this last half-hour; and
besides "
He reached out nnd touched a t.r.v
button, which Thlllp had not observed
before.
"I am selfish "
He had hardly ceased speaking who
footsteps sounded In the hall, and
In spite of even l evolution he li -l
.made to guard himself .igaln-t atn
'betrayal of the emotions burning i
his breast. Philip sprang to bis feet
Jeanne bad come In under the plow
of the lamps and stood now a dozen
feet from him, a vKion so e.nm-it
lovely that he saw nothing of tb- -
who entered behind her. nor bea.d
D'Arcambal's low. happy laugh at 1 -side.
It seemed to him for a niomei,'
as if there had suddenly appm "
before him the face of the pi. tu '
that had turned against tho w i
only more beautiful now. radiant w.il
tho glow of living fleMi and blood
But there was something een more
startling than this resemblance. In
this moment Jeanne was the fulfill
ment of bis dream; she had come to
him from out of another world. Sh
was dressed In an old fashioned gown
of pure white, a fabric so delicate
that it seemed to float about Imr sb n.
der form, icsponsiw to even breath
she drew Iler white slioui.ieis ic
vealed them'hes. uboo masses of
filmy lace that fell upon her bosom;
her slender arm. girlish rattier than
womanly in their beauty, were bare.
Tier hair was bound up in slilning
colls about her head, with a single
flower nestling amid u little cluster
of curls that fell upon her ue.-k. After
his first movement. Philip recovered
himself In ,i strong effoit lie bowed
low to conceal the lliisb in his face
Jeanne ewont him a little eurtsov .
and then ran past him. with the eagei
ness of any modern child, Into tho
outstretched aims of her father.
iiugiiur ami jny ru....... .........
beard of the master of Port o God as
-he looked over Jeanne s head at riilllp.
"And this is what ou have saved
. . . . . U..J I.. Un
Tor me, no kiiu.
Then he looked bejond, and for the
first time Philip icallrod thero were
others in tho room. One was Pierre;
the other a pretty, dark-faced girl, with
hair that glistened like a raven's wing
In the lamp-glow
Jeanno left her father's arms nnd
gave her hand to Philip.
"M'sleur Phi lp. this is my sisJor,
Mademoiselle Couchee," sho tried.
Pierre's sister gave, Philip her hand,
and behind them JVArcambal laughed
softly in his beard again, and said:
"Tomorrow. In D'Arcnmbal House,
you may call her Otlllo, Philip. Hut
tonight we aie In Port o' (Iod. Ub,
Jeanno, Jeanne, what a witch you
are'"
"An angel: " breathed Philip, but
fo one heaid him
"And this witch. ' added tho old man,
"you are to tske in to supper, M'sicur
Philip. Tonight I suppose that I must
call jou m'sleur, but tomorrow, when
I have on my leather leggings and my
akin cap, I will call ou Phil, or Tom.
Dick, or Harrv, Just as 1 please. This
Is the llrst time sir, that my Jmnne
has ever gone in to dinner on an
other arm than mine ..r Pierre's. And
so I may be u little Jealous. Pro. red."
As Jeanne's hand rested In his aim
and they went into tho hall. Philip
could not rcsti.iln himself trom whis
pering; "I am glad - of that."
"And the ihess. M'sleur Philip!" ex
claimed D'Arcambal behind them, in
n. voice of a happy boy. "It Is an
honor to escort that, to say nothing of
tho silly girl Unit's in it. That dress,
sir, belonged m a beautiful lady who
Tias railed Camllle, and who died over
a century iibO."
"''atlier, please do bo good!" pro
tected Jeanne. "Hemember!"
"Ah, so I will," said her father. "I '
had forgotten that sou wero to tell
M'sleur Philip these things."
They entered another room illumi
nated by a single huge lamp suspended
above a tublo tprcad with bllvcr and
lino linen. Tho room was as Kteat
r BUrprlso as the other two had been.
It contained no chairs, What Philip
mentally designated as benches, with
deep cushion scats of greenish leather,
were arranged about the table. These
amo curloj ecats furnished othei I
FLOWER OF
By JAMES OLIVER CVRWOOD
parts of the room. l'roni tlie pictures
on the walls to tho ancient helmet
. uim e-uirass -n:ii stoou up iikoh le-gleni
sentinel in ono corner, thin room, lllic
tho others, breathed of extreme one
I Over a Mb open llreplaee, In whl.-h half
i a dozen birch Iorm were burning, hum,'
a number of old fashioned weapon; a
i flintlock, u pair of obsolete French
! w" Vl??- ,yhort ra",1(,r
I lo al which letro woie. and two
i "h 'ra.
rump noticed that about each of
'I;0, ,U,e,!n I"sloI', a lM " "ow "f
"''"""H. dull and faded, as though the
passing (,r generations had lobbed
th-ni of beauty nnd color, to be ie
placed b the somberncss of age
nuting tho meal Philij) could not
lb
r ii-line tin- to'i'
but olis. i ve tl, r .1. nr w i ' i ,
und.-r some mvi i Jons sunn !!
i-hrnks were brilliiutlv Hushed, and
lcr f(,s wprp nwl uUh ,( ,stluw.
brightness that hn bad never teen In
them before. Their beauty was ul-
most feverish. Several times bo caught
a strange little tiemor of her white
shoulder, ,ik though a suddfti chill
had pi-so.1 through her. dlx
.'OW led. loo, tlut Piei re w IK ."list, vins
thee iblngs, and that tint-, was noinn
thing f.tic.l in the half breed's i hi-i-r
fulness itin I)'Ai...iiibnl ami tulllft
seemed completely oblivious of UPS
chunse Their happiness overflowed.
,,h,p ,,,ough, of ,1)B laMt nwprr i)t
,.,,urohm wUh -.,. Urokaw and hei
fa(hpr MUh j.okliW ,,,, ftrtw,
,, , ,,.,, ,, h(, rUf.gIe,, t0
hldo somo i.ecret grief or excitement,
ns Jeanne was struggling now.
He w-us glad when tho tneul was
finished, and the master of Port o"
tjenl roso from bis sen. At p'Arcatn
bal's movement bis eyes caught
Jeanne's, und then he mvv that Plrrro
was looking sharply at him.
"Jeanne owes ou nn upologv and
nn explanation, M'sleur Philip." said
D'Arcambal, testing a band upon
Jeanne's head "We nro going to re
tire, und she will Initiate you Into tho
fold of 1'ori e' I iod. '
Pierre and Otille followed blm fiom
the room, i'or th first timo In an
hour Jciinne laughed frankly at
Philip.
"Their isii t inu.-n to explain. M'sieur
The lied Lnno
It is neither lane nor route. It
is an Institution it is smug-gHnK.
Tlw Rod Ltmo
It is tho title of n reel -blooded
btory by ilolmuti Day. It- will
brjim on this pag-p tfext Monday.
Don't mis the lirst installment.
S 0 M E B 0 1) Y ' S S T E
6bou jight' Thes?c dbss Tna
WIFE Af.' I BE.T HE'S (SboD
AM HOUR' t Be56S HAS FlSH
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i I'hlllp," Mio mid, i-Miik from her scat,
"Vou Itnovv pretty licit ly all thero l
to know nbmit Ton .,' Cod now. Only
t am sure that I did not iipp.nr to
lvalue jour confidence very mticii n
J little while aBo. It must haw seemed
un-miteftil In m; Indeed, to have told
ou so llttlo iibnut myself nnd my
home after u-hm vnn ,ii,t tn iirrn
!ihI ... Ilut I have father's pennls -
slon now. It h tho .second time that
io has ever Riven It to me"
1 "And I don't want to hear." ex -
'''""'" Philip bluntly. "I have been
more or les of u brute, MKm Jeanne
know enough about l'ort o' (Jod.
It is a gloilous place. You oho mo
nothing, and for that reason"
'Hut I insist ' intci ruptcd the girl,
wtmu
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V)!'Kfflffi ivVp :.'!'
fiaii Bssici!;as at m '
It id In r lire . tin- -w.e ierfuiue of hrr
i in
.In li"'
1 ' ' ' "lii ibis is Hi, se, .
on I tmm in ni.i if,- nut hive bad
tin opportunity of t ilklnir about my
homo? And tho llrst didn't glvo mo
any pleasure. This will."
A shnduvv came into Jeanne's ojes
She motioned him to a sent beslele
her in front of the lit. Her near-ness-.
the ton. li of her di.ss, the nvret
perfume of l.er piesrn.-e. thrlllr.l htm.
He felt ihai th. moment w is near
when the whole win Id as he knew It
was to idlp iiw.iv trom hm, leuvlng
him In u paradise, or (i rhuus of
despair. Jeuiine looked up ut the duel
ine pistols. The firelight tieinbtcd In
the soft folds of lair over her bosonj.
It glistened in her hair, and lighted
her fuco with a gentle glow.
' Thero Isn't much to explain," she
said again, in a voico s low that It
was hardly more than u whisper. "Hut
what little there Is 1 want sou to
know, so tb.it when ou uu ttuiiy sou
will understand. More than two hun
dred yruis ago u hand of gentlemen
adveiitur.i vwre sent ov.r into tins
country bv I'lin. e Itupeit to form the
Hudson's Hav Company. That Is his.
tors', and S""i know more of it pmb
ably than I One of these men was
Itp Chevalier tirosellier. One summer
he i, inie up tint Chun bill, and stopped
at tile great ro.'k on which vw saw
the sun s.-ttlng tonight, and which
was call. d the Hun It-k by the In.
dlnns. He vv.ii- sliuek b the beauty of
the pla.n, and when he went back to
prance it wns with the plan of re
turning to build himself a chateau in
the wilderness. Two or three years
later he 'lid this, mid tailed the placo
Fort o' (iod. I'or rn.no than a cen-
tury. M'sieur, 1'ort o' tiod was a place
of revel and pleasure In the heart of
this el.-sol.it Ion, Kails' III tho nine-
teentb century 1., pjss. d into the
hinds of a man l.t the name of
I'Anj. and it U s.nd that al om time
It houses! IV-clitV genii. 111. II II 11 '1 lis
N 0 G " Positively Disrustiiirj Positively!
bogs''j
Vor I
HOOKi.
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i many Indira of l'rnnce for ono whole
scumm. Its history li oliscure, ntul
mostly lost. Hut for n Ions time
i after IVAroy canio It was u place of
acUentuie, of plcamire, and of lnvsttery,
very llttlo of which icmalus today,
Those are bis pistols above tho fire,
Mo was killed by one of them out
. iimm i,i,i.. ,i, t,i ...... i. .i
1 with ono of his Buests over a woman.
We think here fiom letters that we
have found, that her namo
Wls
, tMmllle Thero.is a chest In my room
'tilled with linen that bears her namo.
This dress camo from that chest. I
ih.ivo to be i-nrrriil ..f ibem. n thev
I tear wry easily. After IVArey tho
pl.no was almost forgotten and ic-
malned so until neatly forty years
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M'tlJiyiv'l W.'". '..-. v,i-i . M vlvV'1 I'i'i """ "'" J"M Passed neiore entering me
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I'M 'lai'!? "!' '!'; "' -V'.'.'i' .' '.''' tanioiig lift- pillows, followed with loving
i itiU.'-ViwtWi;S?C i. Ill' , ' ..L.:': ' "!'! ir50 llcr. "hiiightei'M iiiovenients, and
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15". when nn f.ilher . -uiic in!" i.oseH
Mon of it That, M'siciir. i. tin ver
simple story of Pott o' tlod. Hr, old
name Is forgotten. It lives only Willi
US. Otbecs know li .n ri'A. ,-r..,il,i.l I
Houge."
'Ves. I havo heurd of Hint." KHj
I'lnlq
He- wailed for .Iciiiiio. nml saw that
hei liiigei-H were nervously twihting
i bit of iIIiIhui in her ii-i.
"'if .euiise, that l.s uninteresting."
sb. lontiir.nd. "Vou run almost guess
lb.- rest f have hwd lu-i-r -ulonc.
Not one nf us has e-vrr felt the desire
in leavo this llttlo world of ours,
It is curious-you may si'areely be
Iteve what I wybut it is. trui. that
wu look out upon jour big wotld and
laugh at it and dislike it. I gucsa
that I have been taught to hato It
sin. e 1 can ri'inembor" '
Thero mus a httl.. Iiemble in 1
.r..a.me' voire. lk,,t, q,vering
of her cliin. Philip looke-d fiom bur
fa.-n Inln ll, llro .1 . .,.! l,.i
-- "... .- ,,,.,,
1 linking buck words whlrh were ready
to burst from his lips. In place, of
t lieui he said, with 11 touch of bitter
ness in Ills voice;
"Anil I have Brown to hate my
world, Joanne. It has . oiupelle.l mo
to huto It. That Is why 1 spoke to
vmi that night on tho cliff m
Churchill."
"I have sometimes thought that I
hive been very wrong," said the girl
"1 have never seen tills other win Id
I know nothing uf it, except as I have
been tuueht. I luive no right to hate
ttn ct ' " ' 'IUAO "ever wanted
to seo ft. I havo never tared to know
the people who lived In it. I wish that
I eould understand, but I cannot; ox
''Pt thut futher lias made for us. for
Pierre und Otlllo and ine this little
world at Port o' Ood, und has taught
us to finr the other. I know that
their i no ntlnr limit in Hie whole
world like niv fathei, and th it whit
he li.is done must be In st it is his
.J. 5AAAUEL SLITHERS ! l THS The KlMO
Or TRASH I FlMO'-rtiU READING.' A LURID
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It tie iv that ivo know more nboilt
that word than tho people who Hvo
there, which of courMi cannot bo wo.
And so wo have grown, up amid the
old memories, tho pictures, and tho
dead tomances of Tort ti' (iod. Wo
hnvo taken plcasuro In living; ns wo
do in unking for ourselves our own
llttlo Micial codes, our childish aris
tocracy, our make-believe world. It Is
tho spirit of Tort o' Hod that lives
with us, and makes us content; the
shadow-face's of men and women who
onco tilled these rooms with life and
. - -
I'lv.iB.ji -, itiiu mint! llit-iiiui) M.Liun iu
I iiavo passed mio our Keeping mono, i
know them nil; many of their names,
all of their faces. I have a daguerre
otype of Catnlllo Poitiers, nnd she
must have been very beautiful. Thero
are tho tiniest slippers In the world in
her chest, nnd ribbons llko those
i which are tied about the pistols. There
Is a painting of D'Arcy in our mom.
It Is the picture next to tho ono Hut
has Its face turned to 'tho wall."
(co.vriN-inn tomoiuiow)
TIIK DAILY NOVELETTE
A SATISFIED ADVEIJTISEIt
lly I.iizle M. Pcabmly
pATTY
-- swept.
(jl'nvili: was Jn-st siii li
sweet, o'll-f.mliioned girl mi we ofti li
read about nnd the d.ilntv breakfast
which she Irid prepared she carrbd to
her mother's mom nnd set down with n
ueeiy hiiiIIi. although ib, inlrrnr whlili
SIia tril.l Tt.illt. ...i ..,.1 ttlt.. A..nl. ...I
'tin- reinnrk with ii l'!iiw of 'nli'iicmr nml
Ip Millie which was not at all fnn ed. Ml -
minimi mien sue again i.isseii ine inirtoi
Ill-troubled, niivlmiH look bad return.. 1.
Iler widow.. I imiihft's lie.ilth was
slowly Improving, but she would n..d
. an, 'for !,; N1 ., Pat.y ,,ciU-d
back and forth iibuut hrr'work she was
also trvlng to devise some means by
vvbli-b she could earn monev enoiigb for
ineir suppuri anil reuiaiii at home, as the
small sum saved hi happier days was
nearly gone.
ri,. lirlt., 1 t..l.r.. .. ... ...... n .. .,..
... ,.... 1,1,1 ... I.KIII, I ,, I I ., t (I'll
her attention, and the words at tli" top
printed In veiv lalg.t tlpe seenied to
f.llrlv shout : "II l. f,, A.ltertUe"
She si,,,,,! sl.-.rlfir- ',.. it ,-,.. .. ....
.. though she h.-.il ii. ver ,rM the
. .ileiid.ir before, and then r. mai k. d con-
vrsatleuially
Friend . .lend.ir. I believr evrrv word
von M'v. ami If I only b.ul .1 ROO.I tVl,
wider Id advirtlse todav for vvi.ik. but
I hiven'i. and there's no use thinking
ib.iut It '
Then hhe forgot the i-alenil.ir and
whent on dlseonsolatel.v
"And I suppose there are seeires nf
tine tjpewritrr.s llng idle In till verv
citv, and owned bv people who never
ns,i nieni. in ollle c.is.cs even their
owners m.i hire tjp'ng ilono bv per
sons using their own iiiaihliies."
1 H was then the I.Ua i.mie lo her.
i Wbv couldn't she ndierlWe that she
would be willing to do :. .crt.ihi amount
"t work .aeh daj In i t in li tor tli uso
"f a ma. -'line? She decided that she
would, und h.it down at o:ice tu vtrlt.
the advertisement while hi the mood
l.veu tho small sum vihi. h the adver
tisiiiient would .ost was a hubje. t for
thought, and she wondered what r -pens,.
nlie could cut down.
Now in story books, she thought with
i -mile, vvlieu the heroine gets to the
ne! of her resource s she sometimes
'(ids inonej In -in t.ld eracked Mig.ir
howl biilileii aw.iv b.uk ill the , hlii.i
. Ioet. "I'll look !
Nothing doing"' sl.it cited, but
gasped In surprise a moil. cut later w h. n
in the coveie.l bilttel dish, u d onlv
1.i pplilll .onip-.iiv. she found m,iu
silt.r ruins v.hlih In r inoiher must hav.
!:ii-l nwaj a long vt bile .11:0 and for
K..tleii Mi,. H.isened lli.il if Hie ..ilen
d.ir h. iiln l in a ".it siiggeM.d tin. t-eui.h
the silur would ni have b. in dls.ov
ered and the-v would hav. had to e. t
along iu some vvnv without it: and thes
""'"'1 now .she decided, as vMth bright
ves ami glutting cheeks she hurried
to the ntllce of the hewspainr having
a laiRo iri ulatlnn
in.- uexi ai'.riiooii site 11.111 re.eive.i
11 IMIIllbrr of atlstteis. but lie.t aliv she
cnieil to 1 ousi.ler , when a . n r slopped
at her door 1111.I the bell tang I'.u.lh
I lei li art sten.d let iunip ml., bet
thtoat as she it, nped pu i It 1, lit.
d'l'ii ami opened it. bin tl.eie t as 11. .th
ing to t rlghtcti lie r
.111 the 11 ti tood a S"Hiig man of
l.l. .11,,,- fi, o i,,l ,,,..., t,..e tt ... itirilllt. ,1
for .Miss I'atlv liroter hii.I intiodui ed
himself as Alfred Wilton, who had no-
ti.nl u r .nlveitisemetit and hopiel thill
lie was not te.o late to take inltnut.ige
or her offer
Tin suelden sj.aikle of hope iu her
eves and her qui. k, pleased smile tn
fe.ime.l liim ib.it he' was tint too Lit.
even beifore she lold blm so fu vtonls.
lie bad taken up ,1 eif..rent soil ff
work, Im s..i., and eM'.-plhig a v.tv
little "imk e, islonally would not need
the tvpeM titer for a long wnih
U n JVnJ, ril lu'ing ,i ,n'" """
While ... had gone 1'att.v tri.d t
." ' ' a..ropr ale wonts 111 Wlll.il I
.l(.,.,l
blm hip thiiius bad lu.lineii.il so
-iiililfiiv ami i....u' igiv that she could
einlj" sa.v, "ihntik vou." vtb.ii he canio
back, anil pni-haps It was Jn-t a- well
The next il.iv sh began ii.lveitising
and as perse. as who auswired and in
trusted In r ttnli tli. Ir woil returned
with more, ns lie r work was of ihe
best, and also recommended ber to
ollie-rs, she via Miciessful In) mid her
expectations
i hi one eiriiad nr iinoth. r Alfred Wll
lon had railed quue fiiqueutlv and ..ne
alltUlllll etelllnc she said ul.pilv. "Well.
Alfied. molhei h.i- I till V ucntel-i ,1 he-,-
liealth and I'm going to irv for 11 go.'.l '
oilier position' "I'oii't in It," b. plead -eel
" I thought ht Huh tiuio Sou might
b willing to art ept ih" tsjiewrllei mid
Its ovt uer for ke. ps
"I'm vtell ul. I. to .are for both jmi
and sour mother. I'.ltv ; ina 1'.'"
"Vou mas. ' she sml, with a twinkling
smile, "and I wish ,muj roiuI luck"
I .iit"i he In. pined teiiHingly: "If any.
bndv should ask ton would 5011 say thai
it pass to ndvertiw" '
"I would." she r plied, with prompt,
de. isleiu, and adibil softly: "it se-e-ms to
me nurd a wondeiful thing that the llnv
ml which I sent out has drawn to me all
thai I could wish tn nuke me happj "
She glanced at him approving!) as .die
s,ii. I wilb 11 cniiniii.il smile. '1 ,1 n a
suii-lled advertiser '
The nevt iniiqilele
Ktrs vs, llhie,
Nuielflle llroit 11
,.. r- t...'
: .,.' noiifsin- neiieved that she was the best
ii v.'1.' girl in all tint world
vtiiij uriAfau lOUi-i- nvfc 10
help me out.' mrs .smithers
Found THat Trashv aovel of
Sours ow mv Desk'. Su
must Come w awd owm
Up .T5 SguRS She says
SHE'S DlSousTeD
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DREAMLAND AD VFNTl TRESBy Daddy
"The Flying Ogre"
fregpy nnd ifllv Mttc the WiM
f7eeso from tho flying Ogre, tcho
iccka to kill the beautiful Jllua Goose.)
CHAPTER III
'flic Ogre Lands
TllH Wild Ocese. following? Hilly
toward tho cave, bonked and flut
tered so excitedly that IVcsy fcured
ttlAl .1 nltlrl lmtfi. tlinti.jnlvnn In ftm
t ...j it. ...... .i..uj utiiiii.ii.n w iiiv
. I-'lvlriir Oirrc
"Hu quiet!" she warned. "If sou fly
close to the ground ho cannot sco you
In tho dusk."
Tho Wild (Jeese obeyed and soon tliey
wero In the grovo which bordered the
rlicr Just nbovo tho rave. Hero they
dropped down out of lew of the Ogre'n
all plane, which was flying back and
foith as the moiiMir staiched for his
anlslicd prey.
"Hrru Is tho i'aie. Crowd In!" cried
Hilly as they came to an ciitranco lead
ing back Into tho cliff.
"Wc lan't go Into a i-ncrn!" bonked
tho King of the Wild flecsu much to
the Mirpric of Piggy and Hilly.
."It Is the law of the Wild tlerse,"
explained tl- Hcautlful lllilo t loose." We
'must ulwios lue fl.Mng room overhead
'so that we can escape danger."
I "Hut that dinger Is overhead now,"
answered lvgcv tattly. "He sensible,
land get Into the c,ie"
' The King of tile Wild (ierv blinked
1 at lu-r.
Uh.it Princess Peggy says Is
so l.s so 1" cause she savs it's so'" He
gaDiiicM, rapioiv h .imng ine niu k iowiiki
inn case .vi ine iniranie ne nesuaicci
"It's dark in tb re'"
"Hut there Is nothing to be nfr.iid of
Business Career of Peter Flint
A Story of Salesmanship by Harold Whitehead '
(Cerrrlght.)
i vr. WhUHirmt letfl ann cr vnur ldirs
Bll,,f,,i, , bvna. truing, naiimw m
e'mploi.rtCHi. Ask uor .Iw. rl-nrln ami
un " I It Inrr,. loi.r n.ritti tiriiar oiiif
'", ''", "'"sl '" Iit ';",'' "
! ;rV'' ch""?V:;!;"writm '.'"olf
! hu umil. oii.r ..urMionv i.lll b- hum" rl
In it oti.mii. The wml tnierMfiiio jirn 1.
Mini rj fiv'ti'' ' , - -,.h... .-- ---.
lii 'iler r'.tnl.
CCCVIH.
w- f
A
I V
I
rilI..V f lelejihoncd Hrtino Uuke und
told blm what Ke licit bad (.aid, he
i.tlisweie.l
I -,,- jr0l me In half nn hour at the
I '"..,.. ,,.. t i,,.n.ii
icniiaiico or ino .tiaK.".."""
and tin ii he bung up the receiver.
The Magnitude Building. H strut k
ine as funny that he should ask me to
meet him there. 1 wonder If be knows
any of the jtteple in tho Magnitude Life
Insurance Cginpaiis 1
Of eolirse I was there a little ahead
of time. Iu fact. Almost to tho second,
Hi lino Iniho arrived, lie strolled up
with that peculiar, long, easy rttldo
which Is mi chai.ieteilrtle of blm.
iil.nl sou arc on lime, file ml Peter."
lb- Miillcl we hhe.ok bunds. ' I have
to call beto for .. llttlo while, but come
ind wait for me In the otllccs."
"Ilo 50U know pcoplo here-.'" 1 qucs
Hon. .1 hi surprise.
"lo IV Yes, I've been sales coun
selor for tin. Magnitude for several
j-ears.
We went up tho elevator to the old
laminar mum noor 110 weni ...i"...
lie went thiougll
l.i the presidents olllee. while 1 sal in
th. sigent'ii room.
I'. 1 kins ami ' C C. were In and both
were veiv Miiptwd to see me. "l-'or
" . '" .... ,. , 1,,,,,.1
llle love 01 icie, .-eier, no .t.,., '"
Bruiio Duke." asked thu asloliisii' "
..,, ,..,
"ICnow blm?" I ce.ulili.'l help putting
1.11 ,.r i.ie "ilo',. n friend of
mine."
. ' .,,'re, ., bieky fellow then, that's all
"Ves. sir'' adilr.l Ptiklns: "I lcrl.nn
the MuKllltllllr owes lunch of Its sll.cess
to hi- wise ...un-t hug."
How '.ifioii do, s he come Inie"' I
asked , in .i.s)-
It- vi h. ii the due. Ion, ask him
Diet tonsiili him lofoi. 1n.1k.11g i.uv
lliqioitanl sibs d-.sl..ll His inlvl.
bus pi.-veiite.l th. tu in, in doing things
thai Una' 1. suits showed would hav
been illsafclreuis Ills n vision of othei
Ideas has strengthened the plan They
bay that ime je.ir e-veij- word bn siolo
lost the company $2.". and sav. .1 theni
Ji'.'.'l."
"Say. i'llut." 1 hipped 111 '. C."
"I've got an Idea for your real estate
businrts ' .
"Mioot!" I gritilie.l.
"Why don't sou w.it.'h Hie weather
KVI-.K". DAY STl'IF
Charily
When Ja11u.it y smiles
Wo look on with amazement
Our judgment sho beguiles
To piejudlcc.l appraisement.
We're willing tbrn and theie to
say
She's, cental every way to Mat.
So vtlten a grouch Is kind
And sajs n word that's pleasant
His good points, to one's mind,
Are right then ever-present.
We'll swear, as wn look on his map,
Tb.it lie's 11 decent sort of chap
And It may tcally bo
Wo'ie tight In our deductions;
That man and mouth wo see
Willi frequency iaso ructions,
Aie ildden by some freakish elves
And truly cannot help themselves.
ami' ai.i:xa.vdi:h.
1 'opt right, Iflltl. tiy I'uUlIu
-rt.
.w
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0
v s--i i
jfrf UY'y j
i
"Wc ran't po into a ravcrn," fliont
cil the King of tlic Willi Gceso
I'll shpw ou," said Billy boldly march
ing Into tho cave.
Hut In a second Hilly ramo piling
back so fast that ho might his heel
and spun a somersault right there In
tho entrance. And sprawling; after blm
camo a bear, its mouth open and its
teeth gleaming.
"Woof! Woof! I'm hungry!" roar
ed the bear.
"Then eat flh!" answered Hilly In
dignantly, Riving tlio bear a sudden
shovo that sent It tumbling head over
, heels Into the rushing river.
"It's Lonesome Hear! lie Is a l.iiw,ui .....i ilrew her iloscr to blin,
dancing ne-ir, ejiiainrii j-i'bbi- io me
wild iceso w no wero ready to mue
wing again.
I Lonesonio Hear camo up spluttering
fnici-.ists for tho week-end':
Ihen If
,,, . , liilL-bt nnd huiiiiv ndvulise
. w,.h.m lis v-.,"5 ''',,
onie to 1 liat s lis Name nnd see It
' at It worst. If votl like It on a wet
-''. J-l think how h,,nn It will be
. when It's blight and sunny."
1 ".Sol i bad," I iigieid; then. "How's
I Insurance going?'
"Fine, but I lost a caso today.
"How?"
"I wanted a fellow- to insure bis wife,
and bn had ngieed to do so. He's n.
farmer and, of course, had his house,
and ham lusuicd. 1.1 cunt lined him
"i.it If be Insured his bam
ought to Insiiin hl.s vMfe
urtalnly
i "sv,und r. a son. i hie
I s.i let.
"Il-iii Ii-iii !" said "('. I'.' nodding
bis bt.-iel, "hut, liiifoi'liiuatelv, his b.iru
burned to the ground a few- il.i$s ago."
"I should think thas. wollid prove to I
blm the value of lti3Uiancc," 1 ic-'
marked. I
"So did I, but when 1 eal'cd this I
morning he was absolutely opposed to,
it. Ho expected the lire Insurance coin
pans' to lias- III i n for tho loss of his
ham, Instead of which they built blm a
hew Im! n. lie laid he tould Maud it
In the case uf a, barn, bul If his wife
,1,., :
The ust of the sum was lost In
laughter.
kliiss jams arc g.neially funny.
"This occurr. d at 11 inllio.ul accident.
a utile, (iiunky eliiiiiinier traveling wun
I '" "",',"''". ' ,' ' . 1, IT,,
,'ikl.ivir li in Irimsinciliiitt lit ill in rnl
,l.,niai:rs fr..l.'i" ll-i lailloa.l com-
aiiy damages from
p.iny.
1 "'.No.' he said 'I wasn't lull t. bul.
'l''!'!U!' '" ".,v P""" '''' ." "'"'I'. - E"'
" ' ' ti1rM.111p.111s .
" 'I'm sence of 111 nil ! low that ." be
"'""""' . . . .
1 Had presence 01 muni enough 10
khU my wire In the face.'"
1 Again wo went ofl into a lo.ir of
1 laiiKlitcr. and then:
.onto, r end ivter - baVo eotite-
H "as llruiio Uuke, of course, who
sisil.e
ti 11,11 a ...nn.isi 1.1 e.ne 11.1t . 1 ne
liivi.Iit.v of the iiM.iiiing and the gup-
I"111!' hiirnn 1,1 th. .itii riiooii III t. II
-"'i' it t..ui..ii.ivv '
"I had kind of 11 pee Hilar rase the tuuts and expense it. ins The I. dee.
other day," Perkins said, sllll laughing; "!, '"Urse, give.s sou ; our summaries
"not. exailly InMii.ii.ce. but tho balls-, ,l','lIs ? 1",,!?h ?.',,i'i,C''lIv ' ',' ls,"'t Vi'
fiction ,.r -. el, i, ., , " wl" eti.ildu jou to handle tho
.1.1 011 f a 1I.1I111. I thing soutself. whoieas all too m.inv
Me all llsti ncd expettantly. f.s- Per- re.-idv.nin.i,. ut., ...T ....'.' ..,.'...:,
iiin.li' 111 si.M.os i.rn.i; wi
ei;iioreir; n fnu.nl in ll'r iiidi
mliial innir than In the I'lrn r.
What does this mean to Mil '.'
llii-ine-s Ouc-lioiis An-ttcicil
Is It itlihln tour nrotlii-e to H'ltiis thn
tii.r.lu,.. , ..r......n (.. . .I.....I.. ... .,..,
of ....uuiilll.-'
M enVrleies , t-.I ,e t, Ivll.v.
111 it lie ffn I. ii-v is lirmlt- the r. suit of
lEli'UHiii. mil In-most or cai.lersncis Th
itr.ce sunn in. rih nil is i.ti.1 niiHt of
n . - m do n,e bulk of IN work lihus'If.
MOV I SO I'WTUKK FUNNIES
Cut out the picture mi all four
Fides. Then i.irefully fold dolt. . I
line 1 lis cut ho length Then dott.ei
linn -, and so on Fold r.irli s.ction
undt riientb, .icitiralel) When cum
plete.l turn ever ami you'll tlml a
surprising result b'avo tho pictures.
Ledger l'n.
By II AY WARD
VOU NriEDM'T
Bother
AU65 0FLASE.'
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HJA
W Iff
, and snl.ishlng. but to tho surprise of
7 leicry ono he had a fish In his mouth. He
was taking Illliys inuignani amice. ji
tho current swept lihu around a bend in
tho stream, I.onesoiuo Hear gao Hilly
a laughing wink.
"Humph! Ho thought ha was Rolng
to sc.irn me," fumed Hilly, leading tho
way Into tho cave.
"Hurry 1 Here's Hie Ogre!" warned
Peggy The Wild (ieeso rushed Into tho
cave, and us Peggy followed them the
airplane w blitzed low over tho river.
They had gotten out of sight Just In
tlmo.
"We'd better keip nn cyo on that
alrnlAne. I want to know what that
j Ogro Is doing so that ho can't tako us
i by surpilfc," said Hilly.
I "Kcoj perfectly quiet nnd jou will
bo safe." advised Peggy as tho weary
(iceso began to nod and to snore. i in
going scouting with Hilly."
They could neither see nor hear tho
alrpl.mo when they l cached tho grove.
".M.ivlio It lias landed," suggested Billy.
"It's awful to think of that Ogre
plow ling uroutid hero In tho dark,"
whispered Peggy.
They t cached the edge of tho grove
and vveie stalling out Into tho open,
when suddenly Billy drew Peggy be
hind a tree Ilo didn't speak, but
Peggy c, frighten d ejes saw their dan
ger, fouling towatd them was n hugo
fur-covered mature with a queer head
and goggle ejes .
The Ogle' vWiIspereci I'eggy. nui;
i rniiinrtiiin will Ic told how 1'rppy
and ttlltij Irani the secret of the Ogre.)
iin.l bis Istnltkeri.ini; nilhn'!s mu-t tt lmrl
rtli.l r..il und !.lnnil .llfiM nr 111 I'l-tn--
subiultteii nre'iaihor toiiullt..'i'il un-l luril
tu unit, iffti.liit.
t wotiM welcome, thrrnfere. anv ugsr
tlnnt Ih. it otl inlytit nMKn its lo tho b-t
Htmeni (tu jeur tt nl.t evis.rlpn.l fnr a pitmII
store Your .nlllllltl 111 III" BvrMMi t'lBlll
J.iiKiin ii he-lntul ..ml I wish .m i. nil.l hli
me out oil tills lino. llfMNB.SS
I do not answer accounting pioblems
bet'aiii.0 It Is dilll. ult to give an ade
quate advice without inoic palilalia!-,
than aie Usually supplied to me T niq
glad to give sou a suggestion I know,
however.
All sou need l.s four books cashbook.
Journal, sale shook, ledger
I liter Into sour .-.-ishhook of course.
evny Hem of o.-h that Soil receive or
pay i.iil Thai doesn't mean that sou
enter ever.v single aiti.Ie sold .u jour
stole thai was, but vou cut. i the elay's'
receipts from the i,isi rigiur slips
Into sour cashbunk.
Xever spend luones' fiom vour e-ash :
alwnvs defiosit iu the bank all tecelpts
and draw- fiom the bank an amount for
"petty cash." Thus the bank really bal-
n tti fid .vlll n ml. .1. ..(in r.. s ..it
',- ', " i, i J . n it, , , ', , "ii.
betlc.il llle, and as tliey are paid trans-
fer them to :i paid lile Ktiter iu the
i.'ishboeik, of eolirse. tin item when paid
If sou urn a riciht business earrv
the .icdlt slips in .in .-ilnhnbetlc.il (Pi
and as 51,111- .iistonars piv tea enter
tb" p.i.vnient 111 the 1 .ishhook and llle
awnv the . ustuuier's bill hi a paid tile
The Journal tal.ii ..ne of all di
' as to he ilinicult for . t..vi.,n.. i ii,t.r.
, stand, or else are yn Urt-e as to bo lu-
""""s in comparison with the business.
uii.irr Fep.uap. i-ovtr I s, nil vou the
names of toino books vvhltii mav helo
Sou.
n , V.r. folltlte-.l tour ..sli,n , T-.r nf
1 'IT Mint so,,. Its bcEliimti.- ,11.1 t. sav
' .' 1 ll'Vl" l""r''il,ll ''"'I' ' IUIIIIB It
" -n '..
"4"l '- 'he slc.rt
spnitin.-
B. , tuinl,. imill
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1
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'""in Ills ,1 Mini
..nn nnnui. out us .111 ...it r.
, r,r'.r,;"j u,,i;"s",lr.,";'n4t';;. .
, m.111.1 for k,. "al ""
1 tr .in all 1
N inuui;li a
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,"1".-. ,"'.' Mtei. it.iros, .,
mi I F.1!
t op
(,,, ei,ls ,,
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''" is in... .. ,1. 1
win. l.n.i"i 1-li.o ' n.lti 1 ,,
I Mm sure Hi, I , t n , ,
l .III l"UI w ,, kUiI , ,
Wilt i, fc , .. ,, , ,, ,,
III lie ill i- on. 11 11 ,i, ,,, ,(,,
I te in.ii!. ,1 toll 11 1 .1 I
Ul.Je. I ilesir. .1 I Ih ,,, ,,
lllg I gnuil Jinn,. , K,,,K ,
but don't lllllil. Ih. I .1,. ,,,. .
' 1
' It
I "I Ml, I.
I now 1, .Ic.
of advertising l.s enoiicl
--. ....... i-iMK is eiinucii 10 make ven
.111 advertising man. Vou n.e-.l ,1 know.
eilKo of economics and business, orgam
in.ilte veui
I Mil I Jl-5 I'll.
Wi t the future holds fnr Peter dr
ills te. a big extent on In read. r t
Ink" Peter is Inning his f.nr ni,lo nf
v.......... ... .
'I. ...i.e.". Ill leasl as lllllil, lis v. could
CN'"",'t ''"''s'del lllgjjle title of ,h,- Mrt
" ,T, ,
I rninniM ,j ll f. 1 th)t ,, pr in
'limn .tr-is uti unit hiin,, orpoiinini
'"' fuiin- .xim.iHoii i .,, ,;,'d ,,,,
tl.elllhpr of tuns h..o I .1. .,
.- . ..,ii,i.-r lot s, rtii
"USilile
ST' I
1 f
etler imiiorti.iit .., in. lit v, ,,, ,, ,.
en. Mould t of villi.
Vlrlu.llv .,i f ,m ,,,,, ,
tutrlfn. ,t hi huahiesa li , . . h. ,
lie l'Hl -IKl lliteslnieilt t . nn,
luirinir Ihtt inns. i,uih , .
a liner jenrs I li.no In,, , vv.(' ,
Hi i h. ininhNS nml ,l.-. ,,r ,r,
vluient eiurllie.H. n-Ki.ti-1111,3 i,
lor ibll ex, hftfis npj,.i , ...
tt 1
lis toino
11.11 Of SlHttHli. HI,. ,,, ,1 .tn,.
Pll
ih" ..."Trt. """",'"1",a '"'"'"' Hireiuhout
I I.I litluli Ihep. frt, (,, , v, ,, (
.hllllj Is such lo ineilt vr , .,L-,
li"" I sin tttemy-oiBlit ,t.-,r- f , e, ,,
...reui-du, .i.n,rn hiSh , r;,a ..,:
i.e. four eHrS Ba .nniw.iuiii p. h in l
in "'V "l",'" I" He lie.si.iii,.,, I
.lf.o of u l In. in f,,,,. , ' ... '"""'i
n?r,r. iTinir:,!;,'! '::"
r...... pui ii ion,., ttiti, i , ..rfi.,,,1, a. a
enjoy a it u . i.., ... . ' "' " H,"l
ml sjllfrs r.imir, ,. , . m,
nn iu Inters
in os. i.
-,-..", iiinilllilKni ,, j,., s,f,
I .ii. .-, xi-iier. or I-nod . 1, ,r.,. I r ....
1 ran furnish tin i,1n,n r i,i8h V .w ii
ivn-lll l.l. who will Bl.1lt cit C..t.! .
to , ll..lr cpltilons ...ii''. inu mv 'w.
vJni""J "n,1,,,lu" ""r "'" funir" I""cnt
wo "till iiotb hen. tit ht it ""nr mat
lours teiv trult
. "tiers. llliO lllllil III beinc, f'teefufJitly
have valuo jiut on Hu-,,, ,.,, , t
unprewlniis. iifu,, theh( tlrst ninrcS.
Kloi.s nre inodlllcil. as vv be rter knowN
I'dKe i-boiv fun.lainenmla not ivielcn? at
Is '?. !!rh!i 'iKP'f!?.1),''" 9.rl?ttcr
. , '"- -t " iiiU'HfM
Ideas, so have
Yfllt linon
mn.t i.f uu' t. .... "r-
m .tlial Thai, ,, Vai.I tTa '
You show thru if.,, .....
perience that you i,avl.
vi Ida en.
a certain
p...-. "in, iiLiiiK mi tin nut unAii
UI, naluially u ,lo no t kiiow ' ho
ineanhi'.- of the choh-e of Rood words
sou fall to understand tluit emu nc7
iciulies In a deep f,eno both rtrcnctn
and lueadlli of vltlon 'irengtn
n-L"'1"1' .l,BJ". .'" 0"'' 'filer that sou
i.'ive coiibb er.iblo poBslbllltleii. but do
Sou know that all letters or vabi,,,Us?
be iiccuiale, clear and concise? st
A Siile Isftio
I)ocit.r-VeH. sir; tlio caso ,vaa
PH'i'lM'ly slnillar to souih and that
wun what wo did. And It was
tlmply u lovely operation.
Mtleut And that patient, Doc
tor did lio iccover? 4
Doctot-Tho patient? Let mo
see! Upon my eoul, I really for
eet. Passlns Show.
Jluetit.raH-vabiVhie'as'TilSr
men. 'Io Mate my point of t
sour .iter iu another vt ay-vv ha I
iiit-aii li Just thlH: vtnai i
lltlirillllt nf nl.MU .. i.
tain amount of ..tnl.i.lon 1 ut rTt Tho
itaniu line, sou show n very noiBiilU
JL
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k
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si-aTv.f-.t
te