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TTrlsht, 10ll hv ire Public ledger
THIS STAKTS TIII5 .SI'OHV
A dinner party is brine lidl nt tlir
hump of Colnni'l nntl Mr. t.reljniel
11 l nttemlcil 1 (heir ilniiRlitri.
Ilcntrle-p; Itrr friend, Ilclie Cow Irs:
Cornelius Svvnrtliiiint Wondle Hind
dock nnd Mrs. llnrMiorne. Mi
Hartshornc's pint history is ilothrd
In mystery, Under the pretense of
wvcrc henduehe she miiiIiIiuiIv lenes
nfter n rlifenssion i elating In Zenn
Prnll, the former president of a haul
who vvns sent to prison for uiitvrriii
of the bank's funds. A fen dins Inter
following a danee at Mrs l.celvnul
Nhe is found dead in her home llrad
doek and Svxnrthmeirr. who hnd been
ill loe witli her and weie rivals, nrr
exonerated bv the authorities Hen
Irifc Ledyaid also denies responMlnl
ily for the rrinie. but ndntils Hint the
woman was murdered in her mothei's
liome nnd tlmt he hnd her senauls
remove the IioiU in the middle of the
night to tlie womnn's own home
Svvnilhmnrr is ai rested by Ihe fedeinl
authorities after KintessliiK to linvinR
defrauded the j-nvprntnt'iil in Ihe unit
nr of war reiiittin t I'.uil Itiirvr-v
a detei'tiie takes a loom at Ihe bullae
nf Mrs MeN.ib. 1'inll's foimer luin-r-keeper
in Itiverlon, Ihe Imvn wheie
Trail wreeked his hank lie bei nines
siispieious of an llnli.in lurkinc mar
(lie house nnd lonlinuis his iiivi'iti
Rations llaivev follows Mr. MeJsiili
to a lonrl.v houie in Ihe niRht .ifler
reuderinc niuonsrious Ihe Italian,
who had followed her Thcie lliirvev
iltsrovern 1'rall wlio. nftrr adiniltiiiR
that it was Mrs llartshorne vvlm
eaused his ruin, but denjKic lesponsi
lulttv for Ihe nmriler. dies llniey j
onfers xvttlt Itinc Adare a inl
serretarv, wlio has been assistinj; him
in the ense,
AND If KICK II' COMIM-H
QHn told me of her shoek when he
O appeared that niRht. bow frlsht
fully he bad changed duuiiR his Impns
onmrnl nnd how be-i onineed liere nf his
innoccnte in eonneetion with Mrs.
llartshorne s death.
Kill she teali.ed that ho xxoulil hi
accused and Hint nt any moment we
might be on bis trail, that was win
she dnied not risk keeping him in her
own house The poor old creature is
heartbroken now. but I think she is n
bit relieved, too. thnl it is all over "
"And we ve Rnt to begin once nioic!"
The chief s smile hnd changed to a
flown and lie smote the desk before
hi in ' In all the nnnnls of the de
pa! tment there has never been a case
to enual this in pure eussednessl Who
fired that "hot, am way? It's a cincli
that it never came from the ballroom,
Mrs Cowles was eaesJropping in one
orner of the .on-.r-ixntorj , could some
one cKe, unknown to her, hae been
hiding in nnolhei , or do xou suppose
he knows herself nnd i holding nut on
jou?"
1'ati! shook his head
"What nboiil the Kienrh nnid. Ma
lihh?"
She'- nut of rmrrse. tint I'm having
liei lindnwed il,i.v and night and she
knows it If slie tries to skip the town
I'll have her inn in. but she doesn't
-how nn -ign of stub intention."
' How is "be living, and where?"
'She seems to bae been a thrift v in
c'lviilunl b'ls i drawing necouut of over
live hundred dollars in one bank nnd
n.ailv three thousand in the I'iist Na
Iionnl She lias gone to board with a
reamstrcss named Kbeis. at number
i igbtj Inree, Clevelanil road, and sticks
i lose to the ioue " The chief pivoted
about in bis chair .is 1'aul rose. "Where
nre you off to now?"
"Home to get some sleep," Paul re
r-ponilrd. "I shall stait for .ew York
mi (lie noon train tomorrow. An
iiislruetions, sir?"
He added the last sljly nnd hi col
league grovled :
Insinuations' Surest thing vou
know' Bring in the man who killed
Mrs Hartshorn? '
Bright and eatlv the net morning,
wlien Kose Adaie was prep.iung to
Mail upon her dnilv lound of calls,
the door bell rang and opening it herself
-lie beheld Paul Ilarvev tnniling upoi
the thresbold
"Oh, it s jou'" Her salutation was
luicf, but had il not been daik in the
passageway the sudden deep Hush which
mantled her cheeks would have been
plainly visible "you're back, Mr.
Ilarvex ', What Iiie'?"
"The b'st and the worst," be said
lightly as he held nut bis band. "Vou
were awfully good to adopt my sug.
gestion about the little Mullen girl.
How is she getting along?"
"That's the funny part of it; she''
doing splendidly:" Tlose led him into
the little front parlor. "Of course,
she's full of grntitifde to me now, be
cause he thinks 1 saved her from jail,
but she s really taking an interest. I'm
having her taught manicuring nnd facial
massage The creams and pastes and
tonics are a lot mote fun than dut
dishes. Ton can't blame Sadie for
not liking that orl of work. She s get
ting over her screen-struek notions, nnd
I'll make a beauty expeit of her jet!
She s in the kitchen now, putting up
lip salve in jars. Do jou want to mp
her'1 After all. il was vou who aved
her from pajing for that one mistake
anil T -T think .it was fine of von '"
It was Paul's turn to llttli . but he
turned her praise aside wilh :i laugh
"Vou are (he one who is pnving for
il ; I won't interrupt bei l.ihnis. but
only hope she appreciates all wm are
DOROTHY DARNITSinhad Was a Piker lo Pa
s . tw&ziuu r. .n 1 jli!KiLUiWt--tI as-uiic w-w5'W.V - iiif'L'.'v ? --;. : r'. :-.i-;. e ilffl nv-KI KH 1
i saw vou:i
n PATHEI-J WEARIN
Moior medals;
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t1 XX . rr-v mJ ,rtl , 1 . ' i i i r- '-ctx t I ( f r i r r r I wlr- l I t w U d V (C ' I ' ' -' Li . 1 111. l 111 n , nun. ." ' - ' I
t 'Jr-H. (V'a H I l T r-' i ' . i M M -1 )" m j I if ( made many new ,1 i
' UjI ,. ' ' 1 . tVi.S) , I C 3 I I dS2fJCKy iSS I I I i i ' IS friends for the Adcl g I
S 5- . S Cb V -Z 1 ' l I & I W m& , , ' Cg I' ' IB phia.-It isaxeryun- 1
J ' ' i ' " I ' ' r ' - ! SH&-J t?4 I if usunl Dinner-better, S 111 ,
U IS ' -, , I. jjff TT ii; f-"?? D IK by far, than yon f ouid !tflB I
il Wmh - mm '- l?W ' ArxYV"S'i I get at home 'for, the ;il
1, W' 3. WA i '.--a fe. lS Ifel i I same price. Dancing I
I
k W eittCI W , w' T ?2S? "1 Sl akiV ' B U; and Vaudeville from ii If T
v.'- 151, , I 77 OJC Lm-tnA,,ijs illltiliiiii Arju
B - Ii. . ii... ii.iii.ii nmii i "'' i .i i n - t IJ i i i rf liMnwSH bbwbsbbmmi
I t " . ,4.' " " J - - ' j,'l ' (A'Mtt " " '""' W '"
I ".ro...-;Jt,. v L ., ., v .,,, .. ' v' .'.;.-, ,....(. ., '(.;,,?',, -'..,.:
liiiiiiiiiii niiiiMinlt-iiirA in iiiflmm'i'rin-'-ftitm JA- ., -,- - -- tii' . , , ,. . .j..JtSfc...xJaj-,-nfA,.t :t qa. t...i ... l .iix,L.j.'.u- , .. .vi..v..i '':'"'" . '-... 'ha.,. .,..,- .. .V'
ROBERT ORR CUIPPERFIELD
doing for lifi It seems ns if I weie
cnntiiiunlh nsl ing favors of you. Miss
!.... -. ,,.. , t 1
fin In iiimi tltiin ttn til nnl
"MJ!II1 I 1
shall be fnlih swauipid in inv indebted
ness to jou :
"Does Hint mean tint jou've got
nmethlng moie for me?" she cried eag
etlj. "The case isn't ended, then''
Vou haven't found the murderer?"
In ii I shook bis head.
".Vol vet, I'm nfiald the motive
lies fnt bark in the pat somewhere
v ii i .. ... ,i...i t, t.r... .. - .....
i i i i.. i'... in.
iti' ill nil 1 1' ill nun i in-ill ! I il il . .
Ml, "111 IIIIIIIIS ,, llll- lllllll I III tllllllk ,
. ... .. .... .. .. i
vou i ins. jiiss .Miate, iiccnijsc i no
wiinl join help once nunc. I wish
vou would Ii v verv hard In remember
if Mis. Ilni Islim ne evei dropped n liinl
as to ntij possible experience shciiiiight
have had be'oie coiiiiiig heie: ninthlng
vvliuli mlglil give us n starting point
prior to last autumn when she dtnppcd
fiont the i loiiils, so lo spenk."
"I've been doing Hint evei since Hie
minder," Hose dei lined "Iii7zlinc nis
head, I menu, lo iccnll Ihe le.ist thing
about her
"Looking hack lion 1 can eo how
cautious she wa, bill II stiuik me then
ns uierelv well tired ictiience I've
lain awnke nights Ihiiiking over even
bil of lonveisalion I rim teiiieniber hnv
inc with bei. and two or llnec little
things have come bni k In me that vm
ninv be able lo in ike something of. bin i
Ihev're nvvfullv vague J
'Do jou lcmemher a mouth ot so
n .. I.n.. . l.n ,. n. .. t.. II r 4 l.n
llll IM'11 I III' HIM'S ,l'- jllll III I ,'
spimg Moods of the livers in the Middle
es ' I spoke of il when I was sorting
her mail lit the tune, more to mnk
lonversalion than auvthiiig else, nnd he
neiiilv had a hi, she said she had hid
n flight fill evpermiKc ns u ihlld and
iiiillilu'l Ihuik of ii llnnil even now
wilhoiil going ml n n panic I innuol
i rr all lur end words, hut I under
stood Ihev liinl lived on it fatm simp
wheie on Hie btnk of a big liver which
overflowed nni' mined evcivthing
litwav She was swept off dovvnstieiini
fnt 1 1 n cl.i ' Cltncitit lo Ihe looT nf !
chicken house before the vvircknge all
got stuck in a jam and she was icscucd
.tti i l ....... :....,. n.,c .i ...!
tlnitnl In nol. mn.sl mite sin, shut nlilil.e
' lll'll I WtlitlJll.' IIIU-I t'Sll l ,11111 1 I'
a clam, oui il jou wnnr io unci villi
where she was raised jou had bettet
look up Ihe big floods mound thirlv
ve.irs ago '
"Thirlv'' Paul Interjected. "Mts
Hattshorne could onlj Iiavc been a hnbv
then, if she existed nl all'."
linse smiled
. . .. . . o . .
"i saw in mo p.ipeis inai even tin-
. . . . .
'I saw bv the p.ipeis Hint even the
cm oner pur nor iiovvn as iicnig iiervveen , - - ,
tw'entv-the and tl.li I, bill I'd hate to life " n,c guess what a bri. i r g ...
be hanging since she was that age'l P"k.cd tlie scrap of paper ' "'
Mrs. Hartshorne's manicuiist told mo the coals xv.e.i the locp l. " ...
once thai , her Hue of business she opened ,, Mrs. lrt;;l
had leumod u lot of little infallible signs I thai was usuallv so ,,u,c I re ho I e .,,
II..H give awav the'vems ns well as a up tn mP.nl)M. iiIp '"J ;';,,.
b.tl,.,c,ol lould. and 1 learned from she was sj,ug. , " ' "!
he, one wnv of telling how old a won. j wnres to the win ng mn ket -n m
an is. h.tl jou mn't go wrotiR on. and P "- max ta lml tep b. j
which even Ihe statistic cranks haven I choose, but stun nnven
got hold of: Ihal is bv the number and whatever with xoii
. ., .... ... .1...... , nnimni tlllll XI I S I
depth of the little lines across uie mi-
n... n. u,n,lt eieneeil
Kv;i jo i iii in,., ,ii ' -,.',
before twentj -five, bill after that thev
seem (o ndd about one n J cur nnd (til
in doepei all the time, I'm speaking, of
(ouisc. of the wiiinin whose hands
nrett'l strnilteil and ill .ixxn with toll
Mis, Hartshoine wns nemer forty than
tlinlx . if jou ask inc !
"What else ilid ion recall'" asked
Paul, amused bv Ihe ingenuili of be.
icasouing. ' That is a point well taken.
Miss Adure, and I will look into it."
"Well, mm be this is just foolishness
on nu pait to attach auv importance
to it, I mean but in IVliiiinrj a mitst
cil comedy thnt Intel been liinning in
-,! .. ... nf ., nni p. imp ilnv n hoi 0
V llldlKU isft i't" " J.'..v - -'"
to the New Onietj. I Mont the open
ing nigjit. Tlie next unj wiicn i wcni
to attend to sonio social correspciuelence
r.. Aira lTnrtslioitie. she nteiitionod a
foi- Jlrs. iiaris.ioiiu-. .!- uii-niiuu,.. ",ng
box- party tlto tJniloti had mvitod hoi ,',,.,
to for that oionitiK to sco Hie show ,.,)'.' '
The Jla.itiine .Maul it ivas caiieii. i
lias surprised, boeause she neiir iient
to a tlieatie 01 public plai o like ilt.it
hut I told her Iioix Rood il n.i' Jitil
hovi the ootnedinn hail kopl nie in
stitehos of l.uishtet She senilPvl mill
er epuet and Ihougbtfiil but I didn't
think am thins about it until 1 xvent
late that afternoon to Mi CaylorS on
o i,i.i-i.v riill to send out some invita
tions for a dinner, and she spoke of
hnvinj; leceived a last-minute note nl
regret for that evening's box: party finm
Mr. Haitshorne, and how it hnd upset
her arrangements I couldn't help xion
iIpi'iiir if something I'd &anl hadn't
made Mis. Hartshnrno eliange her mind
about going ''
"Ho you remember exadlv 11I111I xou
did sax"'" I'aill leaned fomnril
"I only described 'ihe show in a gen
eral na.i and (old bet sunn, of ihe nciv
cities n't the musical number"," Uose
replied. "I don'l think I spoke of auv
of the people in il except (lie fiintiv
man
SIlio listened hut site wasn't nut
ieulailv inli'ieslecl until I biippenecl
lo mention bis name, nnd I hen she
seemed to come out of the (binds nnd
asked me iiiiti slunplv lo tepeat il
II wns
iir aner inai n.' ric
Ihoiisbtfii anil nusciii miuueii 1 .1011 1
think she luatd an.uher word 1 said "
'What mis this coinidiaii's linnie'V"
. . .
Pauls tone hac quicKem. 1.
her bend '(.u see, it lias fiesh ,,
mi niind then fi run temling it ill
pioginni Ihe night hefoie. Inn I foignl
VS r-lLSA
CHAriPEEN
I 11
VSS;1. jcc Lii: a 1 - A vi ut-'.iiiMO WUk'J. Kivir mac: S nr ..ac r-UAHCtx ki.'. 1 mxthim lrri-lPrtP AIMTflf l!..l UW- I (1riJ V B KmSIi iiiI.iW'iI innj I IiiilhRtrnil
SffiCHAMPEEN J A--. GOOD f Sffl HE? six MILLS BY A T G REAT A,G,0UTS mr-nrmr-it btotoKatthe- "TART? 1 I ''"l! I
W,W i . ii e-i r r- 1 n i raAt-N T.ir A 1 1 n ' j5SrX C 1 I cam AKir. 1 1 i ki nr rs fffUn "Tua-t- ta if. Yl IKlyjf?Sill1) .. T If, 1 Hi
wmui ii-cx J""J"1-' V&.VJ-kcftttrr. -' S -'-"' r.j uu.-.e-i--. .,..v, , g s ( HJJB. ' V HE HAD UK Ii
rjpg 1, ,, , rr.r, , ,,JCr '' OVER A R1VE.R A m teCTS? 1 ? "iiV J t? 3rri ID The $2 Dinner here- tt I
1 I 1 il i PiLaDr- . L'.-Lv I.... ... ....,- --v lii-Uili-)ii!- . S 3 1 Y T P .' r Ks 1 i r 1 BJ c -.til ... s lta III
',. ipibkh .lie played the pail of a
bush league pitcher innsipiei ailing ns it ti
ft,r.llul, 1.-.H.I I l. I....1 .lAn,tr,l1lt
,,,1,,,-w, ,,,,,i, null III" IIIIll ,11,11,1,,,',,'
funtn legs; seems sillj. doesu I It,
for me to luue fancied his inline meant
aintlilng Id Mis. llmHmtiie?"
"Vol "sillj," " Paul remonstrated i
"Ileineniber, I want to know eier
thing, no matter how trivial il veins
"Well, Iheie is onlj one thing inni e
-he announced nfter u pause "It hup
pencil In l brum,, too. nbout the lnl(
of the nionlh I had jusl linlsbed Mi"
llnrtslininc's leltcis wlun .letun
bioiighl a caul up to her. Il wns
mil It filial., hut I m.iil.l L,,e iilnnili I lie
llnrtsliniiu
, , .
btoiich
look which i nine over liei fare I'lieu
is some mistake, .leniiT.' she s.ml I
don't know the gentlemni ' '
".leuin went awa, bill she mine
hnek in n minute or Iwo wilh anoihei
caul, n business one I Ins lime wilh
some willing scribbled on il U lieu
she lead il Mis, l,u ishoiiie sal as -lill
as if she had been carved out f stone
for Ihe longest time, with hr r fan
turned nwnv from me, while Imut
wailed in the doorwai I'iiinllv she
said she w until be down in a untune
mid fnt ,lenn to show lli getilhmiiii
iltlo the i crept Ion room
"She sreined lo foigit nil nhiuit me
being Iheie. nnd I diiln'l saj ntivllntig
lo lemiiid her of nu piesence nflc r I
111 l IIIIIIM II' I 111 lilt JFI11IVM1'1 l ' I
,nMKit n Klimpso of her face She looked
,,0 m t);la, (, s iugh Ii t lighl
jK ,omf weie up, and liei eves nisi
Hashed She line Ihe f.ird lo picci s and
film, ,1 ,,, lit,, i mtlu ,,, I lw, fi .it e
tiling it on the nulls in Ihe gi.ite
I Aisled liii him up in .1 kind slipped
on u let gown mid sailed off clovviisinns
I diiln'l heir n wend of Riielnig ami
she shul the icieplioii nwuii doni .iflei
her
"I slooil wlific she h.td lefl nil until
I saw on Hie ben lb rug n lul nf 111 it
loin card she ii.nl inc.inl l hum ilti
out lltitiking, I stopped nnd pnkul H
lip In pul il in the hie when some
winds on il caught inv eve llnncstlv
Mr. llnrvcj. I hndu'l auv mlnilinii of
tending them, thev nisi nniiped out at
nit' sninehon II vv.is lh huvi'i i ighl
hiind cottier which hnd been loin sipi.ne
llirougb the middle. n Ihe lop of Ihe
nece I heel hnd encinvicl on it Hie
lilSl Part1 of tllO Ilinll
name i c u-
.. 1 ' A 4- 11.. 1
e-1 ' At Ihe bnllom was "i v e" in
sniiill letters, then 'Ageticv' with a
capital, mid T-n i ' lictvvecn Ihe Ivvo
lines of engraving font woids weie
sfnbbled in pencil Iwo cm ,i line,
'"our intctest' mid light uiiileine.ith it
briei ring' I remember il dislnictlv
because il struck me ns bung so ipieei
I if , nnrce llie rosl of the message lllllsJ
-""- - ----- r
!.,.., mniln tence. lint T Colllllll I for 1 110
"'iiie iinni ii"" -"" i
. 1 1... il,n, un clime lllistatrs SllC looked.
i iiii t -,i", -
is. ii- ,..tn,l lmn sllo snxi nil", mill
Il in in' 'i' l" ' ' , .
iiiuiiimrnl ..midli'iiiR i'l'""1 hoD "
tc. Iiiiip Kopl mi' iiailniK. Imt ' (tupiil
in.in liml l.'M'ti sent lo ! on liiisinre-.
innttor ' I Id Ro at Hint, in ni nixn
mind, ami thmiRlit no more about it
until iil tl"1 olliPr n'cli . when it all
ramo bad. to mo Tlmt ''" ABf'",
must liavo boon Mctooliio ascnci : at
least, I r.in't think of .nix tlinijr f "
(onhl hai" Rto"l f,,r "
l'niil lo'e anil ln-M out his hnml
onco nioro
'Siilcnilld'. I told nfii vvp iiouhi mnkf
a toal ilotpetivi- of on vet, Jliss Allan
1 nt off, noiv; lonxins toviti nguin fi a
few dai", but Til look xou up as soon
as T RPt bark, and I think that tins
liirio 1 mil haxo soino nous iiotth horn
l,v'" Theie was n note of
wist fulness ill lur tones which was lot
upon his preoccupation. "I ' hnpe
xou xx ill be siieeessiui. .111. iiiuvn
IJefote he loft town I'nul inng up ins
fnenil. Mi Olmili.
"I'lliieipul comedian xiilh the 'M.tv
lime Maid'? roller mill finitii legs-''
lli.it Rontleman tepeateil "Sure 1 know
bun! He is Trod Sintmis 'King Sum
mis, ne used to cull bun. Did ecinloi
lion stunts in the IIiR Time ic.ii-s ago
dressed as a fioR, but he's made the hit
of his life 11011 ill Ibis piodui linn
Ych. thei 're in New Ynik. pl.iv
tug the Hudson Septare Thcatct. anil
booked for an all-summer tun. Snv.
what arc jou nfter I'rog forv'
i.,f I'mit lmd liunir un Ihe leceirri
and Mr. Cllnuh's curio'iti irinntiied 1111
sTlished. (CONTfM Kli TOMdllKliW 1
France Lost Twenty-seven Warships
1'ji'is, Oct 1."i Tvx.nlv seven win
vessels iiete Inst bv I'LUiie 1I111 iiir tin
period of hostilities, il is shown l, n,,
older of the (lav issued hv li'e.iigi.
I.e.v gups, the iniiiisloi of 111,11 me In
eluded in the lisl aic (Inee hatt ls.Iups.
the Dantnii, the (Jaiilois ninl Ike Snf
, ,,,,,,, . j .,
' Phlladelphlan Heads Opticians
1 llaiiisburg, Oct l.i 'I lie fcillmviu
,. n.. .-.t t .1 lni Ii il 1 nut (ti ,1 11 K. tl.
im.i. .-...... '","-'."."' "' ""
. vp(r,tl, ,, j, n0l Vntk
j tionilici Leopold CciliNlem. I'lithidel
I pi,ia.
Dreamland
in
The Great Brown Dragon
I I'cgny. Htllu. ninl their Uclmol
vuilrs ii iimlrr in jungle nlcr Ihey
nic luiiinl info uinnlciii !! He poirrr
nf I'nllo'i Jicnm Xthk. They help
In folic liinptiiff-tiwhl, o'ul monkey,
finm Ihe (heal limit n Pingon, hit!
me Ihennrlies liaipol in n lull liee.)
. Hi. tv e Leap
BII.I.V (limbed the highest biniiih of
the tree il til il il bent double
under his weight He took a caieful
look around lo sec if thru- were a wnj
lo escape but could find none Thev
could icnih other tiees hv going lower i
down but loner down lurked the (Jteat
lirnvvn Diagon awaiting for them
Peggj nnd Smiling: I'l'iuhcr lould
.tie diet! Itiovvu Di.igon opened
bis iniiiilli
sctl.clj keep tin II ev oft Ihe huge
snake He leiimnlv ,i Isome in
Ins nib brown skin vunli Ins beailv
eves ghllered like levvels t
He doesn't seem dingpiniis," siml
Smiling Tcnchei '
"You'll belter ipnl looking nl him in
he will ihaim jou.' unci I'.illv, who
had lead nf serpeuls doing that ierj
Ihmg. "Climb up hole wilh mo "
So PoRgj mid Smiling Tenchei
cliinliod up neai him ihe bi.iiuh link
nig hack mid forth Willi llirm,
"This would be fun vvniildu I il, ifl
thai monster weie unl wilting ihiwn
there In gnili us." whispiied Smillugj
rcaeber, as a puff of wind shook thei
lice top, nnd all Hie Illicit on monkejs
began to bob up anil down on Hie!
slender lnnnchcs in which Ihev woiel
e lingniR. I
Itollo anil I.onpiu; l.ighl. the gill
monkey, weie liusilv nuking love vvhoit
Hint puff of wind i .line, bill Ihe mo
ment thej fell il Ihev looked up ill
illm m
THE DAILY NOVELETTE
COUNTRY MAGIC
llj (.KIITIJUDK t'0NXI5U.
"7"OU must lake htm awav front this
tieacherous . Iim.ite if .1011 xvislr
liiin to live."
In the priiale iiffiec nf Iiie Silver
Stream Mill", Mingarel (ii mil's lingers
Mew mechanicalli' oier the l.vpewritcf
keys, iihile lliiougli her mind throbbed
the doetoi 's cnmniltul In her enneein
itiR lur father.
Stiddenli , as though, il hiid sonu I
beniiiiR upon III" tionbled stnle of her
mind, a line in the teller which he xx as '
ansvieiiiiR caught and held liei iitlen
lion. The lellet was lo Itobett l'agen, ,
nviuer of Ihe Silvet Slteatu Mills, fiom
Ins otih sou :
"The lounti.v 1 llninle of Aleiuville is
in.'igital," he winte. "Hole the weal;
beennie sluing, and the stmng Ineonie
veritable Samsons."
It was Ihis hist teniaik thai had
u'wakened Maigatet s inteipst, nnd she
lead, fasr in.iled. I
' I have almost linisbeil in last ptc
tuie, ' xx nil on the lettet, "and 1 am
looking foi a model just now."
SoiiTil wilh a sudden wild iinpiiNc,
Maigaiet sciibbled the aiRltei-s of the
loting attiat in her nicninmndtim book,
nnd, rtossing (he room to (he minor,
she tegniilril het bo.itiliful face xoiv
sciherlv
Huliiedl.v linishilig her letler. slic
stepped into the innei loom occupipil b.v
her rmplojrr.
"Well, MnigaiPl. ixhul hae vou dc
1 uled lo do about xour father'.'" (ttes
tinned Ml 1'agen, signing letters rap
hlh.
"I nm going tn take him tn Aron
ville," she sniil, slovvlj. "Your son's
letdi paiiileil Ihe plnro in such glowing
minis (lint 1 thought he might gel bet
ler Iheie."
.I11I111 Kiigen ihad nevei seen In-
fiilhct's seiielat.i. and xihiii Ming.iril
appealed 111 answer lo his advMlise
'mem, he was delighted xxilh his niodel.
,1111V nflor ila.v, ns Mnrgaiel sat or
steioel hefoie .lolin's easel, she planned
fin her fathei future And the aitisl.
as he paint. il. felt some of Ihe magic
of which he had often spoken creep
inlo Ins Iniish, hut when he fell it tug
ging nt his hem I he knew that it was
caused, not hv section or atmosphere,
but bv love for this sweet-faced, serious
model And some of this love must
luue 1k.ii liausinttted to her own
heail fin Maigaiet, when the picture
was tuiished, left father in Aionitlle
unci irt iiincil lo her 1101k without dis
dosing her identity to John Kagen.
On Margaret's fiist morning hai k slu
at 111 tiei xniisno-s and tiepidation.
Adventures
nxim.
" slot m is coming" chatleicd
Kollo "Thnl will be hnd for us.
"Hiss s s s!" mine Hie voice of tlie
(Jtenl llrown Dragon. "I'm whistling
f .. .. i . titu..ft.u.d.s ' mow
10r II UMivt. up n ' t
wind' Hetid down the tree tops llrtnfi
hese fnl. juiej tnonkejs w II tin teiicli
,f nu colls: lliss-s-s s-s' Illovi.
I
vvitnl, blow I His-s-s-s s-s s
"We've got to get nut or llls1 'j'.'-n
lint storm gels here," w hlsnei n Hi J
"I lime n plan that I think will wink
if eieiv otto is binie."
u'nnlll hebinve." ansvvctcd I'cggi .
oll gills enn't possiblv liimp I"
..i.... i, . imt l ihiiik Kollo and
the
'"' "" . i it n " scheme ts for
its lo make the 'leap and then when
the (iron! liinvvn Dragon liases ns lite
lest nf xou mn escape
Vn. no' He will gel ijm said
Smiling Teaihei ' .
l is heller for Illm l g' I one of
us Hutu to gel all when the storm shakes
s ( of the liee lops." nnsxvorccl
llillv 'Milt I don't think lie will cnlch
,, Our nnlv danger Is in falling ti
the en i Hi nnd gelling hurl so thai he
can soio us before we mn awav
The iiiml was mining In ";hnipp
puffs all Ihe while. s ISIIIv and Hollo
got irn.li In Imp al once while the
nlhets thiPii 'wigs and bulk nl Hie
D,o so he woiildn I lint he what Wits
gone nil. . , ,. t ,t
Hiss s s s ' I dun I mind thai,
said the Diagon as the Hugs hit him.
"Soon Ihe slnrni will send ion tumbling
dn.wtt and I lion 1 will roust, feast,
"linnel hv ' vvlnspeied Itillv "(iood
hv." fhnlleiod Kollo And away bolh
Imped with all then might out, miL
mill down, down
The blight eves of Ihe spi pent saw
Ihein flash iiilu Hie nu. Ins long neck
dntliel fnt nut Kill lhoiib he slrolchi d
and sliel. bed hi bin I te.iib Killv
and Kollo. and Ilni bindeil saTelj in
Ihe hie lops below
"llo. ho ho Kunt lit oil n Dragon,
we fooled ion Hull lime' Coine i luise
us' S .hi mn't mtili us," (minted
Kollo. making fans nl Hie snake.
Kill Ihe (iical Kiovvit Dragon itisl
diow in his long nock and settled back
III the i loli h of the tioo.
"Ihs s s s s s ' I know I mu't
enleh ion, bill I can latch Ihcsp nlee,
sweet gill nieiiikovs up in the liee.
When the wind blows thej'rc sine to
full Tins wise old set pent will xvait,
will unit lliss-s s-s!" The (Jtcat
Kinvvn Diagon opencrt bis mouth in n
hold, evil grin It seemed its though
Killv 's plnu had failed
1 1 niniiiinn mil hi tnlil him Hilly
irr? i ii iliimiiil iiiryiiiie jar the
liiail iIkiii ii IIiiuiiiii.)
awaiting the aitivnl of her employer
Seale.v, the head bookkeeper, enteied
the loom.
"l'(R pinion, Mis (itntil," he said
resiieetfiilliJ "bill Mi. Kiiriii (ele
phoned he would not be down loday He
said to toll .11111 thai his son had (oine
home mid 11,1s on his way down heie lo
the eillice. Win 11 he miiics, 1011 are lo
go niei- Ihe tonlin. Is with him " I
He went oul. 1 losing (he door sofllv
behind him. :iinl Mmgnicl tiled lo sitll,
the lieatiiiR of her ln.nl, and lo think'
colierenll.v Willi .lohn IJagcii even
now on Ins win lo Ihe oflue lljie was
no escape. She tepentod having wilh
held her idenlil.v, 1
In the midsl nf k, levenc Ihe .Inni
hiliind her opened and dosed again
softlj. llei heail heal suffoialiiiglv for
11 moment, sid S. and then 'inn
tinned it-j beating in a swifl, neivoiisi
rush of thumping blood II mmup.I Ii,
be ages thai .she slood ,eio uillt hei
lurk lo that wailing ligme, and nisi as
she lesnlved to tin 11 mil fine il nil n
fanulirr voir? spoke. Iillitcg the lnom
with its eheet fulness and Margate t
heail v i t II eeiutage :
"Well. Matgniel. Aionville is a Kie.it
place, bill iiisiness is business, 1 sup
posi '
When Ihe tealiVation that he alie.id.v
knew het lame to Maignret, the sun'
shine became normal again and a liltle
spint nf miMhief, hoi 11 of her leliif.
bubbled up within her.
Willi (lushed (hecks- and a net ,,w
lillle smile lugging al her lips she
liii nid lovvnid him and as John llgau
cauglil sighl of (he dovvnenst eyes he
llnow bad, his head and laitRheil a
deep, heaiti laugh of pure enjo.inienl
"How how did xou know ?" she
ftammered.
"Wliv I knew (lip first dai I saw
I vou," he exTpleincd in great nmu&rment
1 'Tallier xvtote thnt jou were .oiuing
, and suggested IiiiiiIiiir jou up ns a pos
sible model "
I Siiddenl.i he became set ions. 'Tather
it, delighted iiilh 111,1 eoniitt? back to
I Ihe mills," he said, "and when he spoke
1 about our going oier (hesp coiilntelh I
j suggested thai jou and 1 drau up a
new one that has not the power of ex
piling. It met with bis lomplete up
Iproial: does it moot with jours.''"
lie spoke he drew Margaret tendeilj lo
xvni.l him, ,ii,d xvilh Mnrgniel's loiisont
the work of niniij dnjs was llius begun
I 'I lie next ctinplrle noxeletlc Knqine
rinuhle. n
Municipal Appointments Made
Aliitiic ipal nppoiiitini'iits innile- publit'
tnelnx- xvpip: Hiitt-y C'rntiti. 1 117 N.iitli
Sixlilli street, tiniisitnian, suf xo.x s.
SHino n .vein-; llcnttiiil A. 'O'Ainoin-,
l'J"i Snn-oiii sttool. (lininninn, mn -xo.v-.
!l.(i(rO, unci T.ouis SiijiIpi. 701
Ve.ttli rnrtv-foutlli iliocL, i-liniitiuiii,
tnvi'.vs, stion. t
.oDtrteht mt!. bv IhoHrll Sn.lliate in. CllttS. McMttllUS 1 1 1 1 1 ' E WS lli 1 llijl millll II
cM nc-ro nnt.cnDT cothtc ?
President of Haverford College Is
Left $52,000 by Mother's Will
The iillfiif .Mrs, Susan Wistnr Coin
foil, probated today, bco,iientheil an
estate or SiiL'.OOO to her son. Dr. Wil
liam Wistnr Control t, piesident of
llnictrotd College and to three grand
children.
Mis. CmiifdH, whose home wns nt
"i"."!)) Knox sheet, (icrmniilowu, died
October 7 in the (iciiunntoiiii Hospital.
The following npprnisnls of estates
weie nnounicd (odnj bj the register of
wills: Itobett W Hamsdon, S5I,-JJtST-l:
Itobeil IVicr, Sl!.-i,7.-n 1P.;
Ilnrrj Seltler. S1S,t51.0!), mid lliurlcj
A. Coiidif, SI7.710 (11.
Men's Hats
lour IJ.t.jv- H I
fofi! KmHiilHtvl j vi
litt Pt 1 ati'I i'
irirnniM rnuni ut iicv
Jefferson Hat Co., 135 S. lOlh St.
Shoe Buckles
All Kind refill
iobed Like New
IRA D. GARMAN
n i liii si. It'lnu ( lipstnut sit.
e urprtsht lain le Hibort .11 Mclirlde
Better health has a money!
value that every business man
can cash in. ' J
May vc mail our booklet?!
00I.L1NR INSTITUTE
OF 1'HYSIC'AIi CLLTURK
i in i is m i. i i vt r sr a r Kith ,
in ( oui;
Highway Engineer
Ihnun i ikI-i "f n iii of londs nrr belnp j
hullt ' Manx i nclnoprn rp nnpded ,
Our tnurin m HiRhuM l.nt;lnperJnir will'
r miltle nu lo niiHlif i
( 1ri slnrti I rlflnv n.Rtif Oil 17
all fur full iiirtlMilnrn.
(I.MUXI, llll Will Mil Arch M.
for
Infants and Invalids
j,
THE ORIGINAL .
HALTED (VilLIC
Rich milk, malted pain, in powder form.
For infants, invlidolgrowing children.
Pure nutrition, upbuddingllexvholebody.
Invigorntea nuroini mother! tud the aged.
More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc.
Instantly prepared. Requires nocooking.
Substitutes Cost VOU Same Price
For Sore Gums
USE ROCHELLE'S AHTOS
The Antiseptic Mouth Wash
TIGIITBNS KOOSi; TKKTII
I or Suit- If-iilinc InircNt. Inihidinc
llruelhn. TZZ (lipslnut s(,
(tinhpl ltri)lli(rs
llio l.inuistrr p. Drue lorp, tfHli
ititit I.imm lister t
Knpnt hen, VMIi it ml lla rrToi il
.oiirrr. '.IVtlit Ilitrrfnrd
Uliic (fll KiiIp DniB lorp, 1008 I, turn--
lir o.
I. (, Uinlrr. atnihjuiil iinsnm
l.lisN,-.t.-H Murktl
I'. A. DeHrUli. mill, ii iul (Irnnl r,
MiitrltU, A'iIIi and W Miltmlng
Uollnvt II ( atnprnn, fi.ltj it ml I aim-
tlm in
Itlai Uu-mkI, 'i'iI nnd (.tr inl
ii, I.. Ilelwlu .. l!)tli anil I iiinnount
r.
I jvanscom s
Special 50c Table d'Hote
SUPPERS
are in a class with the un
usual things like, for in
stance, Hanseom's fancy
chocolates at (50c and
Grand Bouquet coffee at
46c lb., etc., etc.
!-.!.! Xlurl.fl M .,. ,irkl,t bt
II Ulilkrl S.
2i!
inri-e villi he 11 urn ll.iinrnin
S 5Ws
' IIUA-.TS V
OFfIC A
' I1.V1CK X
Loose-Leaf Ledgers
(.nliir.it lilnillnc Willi
i pel ImcKs unci corner..
!" Hhprlh mill in .11)
iiielox, niiipl.i,
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cQ
Sufo
ii nTfMr",-
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WjlilMM
ri
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. Blank Books EH IH i WSHhI
I r tm npr,B j-,,,, tll I BfflBrfil 1 Pl llraiNi.Mli'wffi 1 B
.i complete nun ,,t 111.1K , I A ww imEHjUMBWmtiEia
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(cililnimir llo.il.it. fir. ! If MV ' f iIkSBSi'III I 'Pi ' P P'l
Prompt Delivtry Service 1 1 1 1 1 1 li lllll'il 111
1 III Ev i hhm I ! i ill' Inill III 1 1 1 1
m
A Warm Room to Dress In!
That'll what the MlnnnpotI Ilent lt'S-
Intor aflsures.
Wjiu, Ask for pnrltculnr".
Sk'J.V.'j, F. Bud..ni. & Co.
1719 Chettnut St.
m '!
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Send for Circular Describing tlie.
NINE REASONS WHY
ut .should nun ri:.nt'K top
n -ovn (lAs nwr.K
T'atpntM nnd Biiarantecd by
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ii soi'Tit. si:com) sr
Hell rhoup Lombard -111.
' OLD PARLOR SUITS
MADE EQUAL TO NEW
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and Politacd
$io vy.
rir.t.Umi
xxork
litinrnntercl
Slip Cover! lo
Order .tl Each
Vie cans a large folnleil Ktoi Is of
Cplmlstel flocids PflllliK at lvhnlranli
AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO.
Oldest and tinniest llouan of t Kind
305 Arch St. n'rlt!" or ,,lon
ouj nrv.il Ji. Market 1G0.1
EXHIBITION
Arts & Crafts
Bellevue-Stratford
Room 105 Oct 15 and 16
Jewelry Leather Linens
Lustre Glass and China
Unusual Christinas Gifts
and Cards
Hcllefontc llaskcts ,,
Children's Dresses
That Buy
Anything
from tli
Incl1nr
iilorpa of
l'ltlln.. XT1I.
mliurlnn.
Cnmclen ar.fl
Atlantic
CUT
EEiyTerim
FRAMBES & CLARK
1112 Chestnut St., PhiU.
SI U Guarantee) Tr. tlldt.. Atlanda Lltr
111 N. Third Ht.. Camdea
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiii"'
llCHARLIE POMERANTZ
Wants you to
take Lunch at
' E his Restaurant
' today. . . . !
1024 CHESTNUT ST.
i-niiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiitiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH
Soothe tired nerves
for restful sleep.
At night apply
B AU M E
ANALGI2SIQUE
BENGUE
on the forehead
find back of neck.
Keep a tube handy
Then I eemini & Co , N. Y.
sill
cjtii iw
sT
ORDERS
lA Skl
DONT WORRY
fftl htnnf)? Wr will Irnrl It io 90X1
nt n low rnte of Intemt
READY CASH
AiHancetl on DhimoniU ntrlirs ami
equitable'loan society
HAULING '
ALL KINDS
We deliver smnll t'ae-ltascn. Machinery-'
In fact, anjlhlns:.
Prompt Wotk Reasonable Cost
Gallagher Transfer Co.
rei3 cm:niiY st.
Hell Phone, Market gJSI.
! I v.
Yn ntt srtr Tcror SMALLEST SHOK I
nth ASE and UOMfUKl rtiu Ultnf
IRISH
CORN
NO
PAIN
Take.
OH
CallotM
Takea
Them
Out by
tha
Root
tic
PifASTEl
Stlcko t jrour fart llho poti( atam
' Still Hty la Bmt bnliu. Tali M flat
" " iiiar-r'ar'intnrrjjijjiraTjiiOaai
'Say it with Flowers
The up-tO'dnlc
Flower Shops
limit c vo Ii lleir
FLORAL SHOW
ALL THIS WEEK
Eat and Grow WeB
Thousand- of people tlnoUKliout tliei
eountty are liilngliif- nil oits nt ell'
tiessiiiK allincnls uprin tlieinselves by In
judicious eallntt nn.1 In- lack of n llltlaj
common sense in tlie practice of per
sonal lis dene. Head
The Itinerary of a Breakfast
ByJ.H. Kellogg. M.D.
in iililch lliii famous lie.tltli expert tlio
Jltellcal Dltector of tlie Ualtle Crcelt
Sanitarium, tluovvs n Hood of liKlit upon
tlie dl'iposil of boclllj naslc and te.nheji
lou in lialf an hours rcaelliic liow- u
axe xonr-self many liouri of Itcnil.tclies,
Depression, Xcrvoiis Kxliaustion,
rtlllousness, Heart, Kldncv and L.iier
Troubles anel otlier Ills brouslit on by
improper feeding You will be surprised (
lo learn bow easy II is to Ket rid of
tliein all '
t;mo. Clolh. lllmlratcit l no bv "in! J.T1
All BOOKSTORES, or
Funk & Wsgnalls Companjr, 356 Tou'tli Avt.
NEW YORK CITY
LARGEST OLD BOOK STORE IN AMERICA
Not only one
or two o t
SCHOOL
BOOKS
those you'll 1 1
n p. (. d . but ,vl
every one that will be used
;,-, rr.nv r.lnR this vear. all
craded and assorted, ready-!
for you 10 pieis. tqi tiiiu
carry off to schoql. And
think what it means to
have to pay only a fraction
of their original cost for
the price of two or three to
get the whole set! That's
what you can do if you buy
our used, but "good as new"
books.
School and CoIIcrc Text Booki
Leary s Book Store
Ninth Street lielow luaruci
Opposite I'osl-Ollice
Sebley's Adjusto Rupture Pad
ikimicac ffTielnttrii tf el trtian SOpm 'I
""" ... "v -,- ,
TCTi
$9.00
GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINERh
riif t-f-lf-ndjiisllnc frti(urr of litis Pad
innKp It enx (n cpr, tmd tl)f Thumb
stru llppulator nlUnH f altcrlnB nrrn
ur nt Mill, Most itipttirew crow jutowlj
Morst lrrnii.e trtitsrH Unit Mniftl rlrhl
In tlio beelnnlnK wrre tint Our Improrfd
lppliuiKPH ninl ndianrerl nifthorl liiMura
tni.roeini?nl for ecry tnsti untl curt
nmnj, 1
I. B. SEELEY, 1027 Walnut St.
- ' out and kcri- for wfprin ,
This
Gas Range
reduced
'HIS AJelphla Cabinet Gaa nanse B
so constructed that It menus a sax
Ing In uaa conbumptlon and labor ovJry
.lay It Is useil Well made uuarantettl
for lialcliiB al.d lirolllliB.. 1'nainel Uewr
panels and tray. All parta tlnlahed xvlth
handsome blade luster (automobile
finish,) Huy now and save money
Regular price, S.S.Ifl, apecint !OQ,1.
Ilellxere.l nml counevted free lit OO
I'litla. nn.l niihnrbH. .aWo Canulen.
Heddnuarter.i for Hefileerators. 0,i
Water Heaters, Gas, OH and Ulectrlo
lleatlnfr StoxcH.
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