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THE HEAVER nERALD BEAVER OKLAHOMA
"THE SECRET OF Y
THE SUBMARINE
y 'oAlG3c&ndGiJPoivell yy
Author of "The End of the. Trail" C$
'Fighting in Flanders" " The Road to Glory" 3
"Vive la France
Novelized from the Motion Picture Phy of the Stme Nunc by the
Arrerkin Film Ntnuftcturing Comptny.
Yy
FIFTEENTH INSTALLMENT
"I nm Mis Ilurke." mild Cloo ml-
drewilng (ho driver of the clnied tax-
lent) which she found shunting at tho
curb In front nf tier hotel. "In thl
tho cur Lieutenant Hope sent for me?"
"Ycs'm" implied Ihu innii. n short
thickset fellow whom) features were
effectually concealed by the upturned
collar of his cont n pair of bokkIc
nd a vlsored enp which was pulled
down over lilii face. "He said I was
to drlro yon to the Cliff house anil
IwM meet you there."
Tho most direct route to the Cllft
bouse lends t)irnni;h (loldcn Onto pnrk.
Inxtimd of kMplnK to the mnln thor-
oughfare .however tho driver when
well Into tho park turned down one
of tho Inniinicrnhlo hrnnch driven
which owing to the greater Interval
between Itn lamp wm comparatively
dark nnd brought hi vehlclo to an
abrupt halt In tho denso shadow of
an Immense llveouk. Tho car liml
barely stopped before the door wns
flung open a mnn sprang Inside n
revolver was pushed Into Cleo's fncu
and a bonnra voice wnnied her. "Not
a sound Jllss Ilurke If jou valuo jour
life." Almost itmultnneously tho
driver threw ojon tho othcrloor nnd
In an Instant tho tcnitled glr? was so-
corcly bound nnd Ragged. Tlio man
with tho revolver took tho neat beside.
her and drew down tho curtains and
so deftly nnd methodically had the
conspirators dono their work within
scarcely moro Umo tlinn It has taken
to tell It the car won speeding In tho
direction whence It enme.
When tho enr finally stopped tho
man bcsldo her throw open tho door
and aided by tho driver removed
tbo gag and untied tho cords with
which iho was twund but tho circu-
lation had been checked ho long thnt
her llmlis refused to support her nnd
her captors had to nastst hnr to tho
ground. Tticro was no moon but hy
tho faint light of tho stars she. inndo
oct thnt they had stopped In tho
shadow of a low windowing building
evidently a storehouse of sonio sort
at the end of a long nnd disused pier
This much sho had Umo to boo ho-
furs her captors unlocking tho door
poshed her Inside. Tho feeblo light of
tho lantern revealed tho evil cruel
facm of Jin hi In and Sntsumu.
It wns Mnhlln who broko tho silence
"We havo brought you hero In or-
der to nsk uu some questions Miss
Uurkc-
"Wliat what Is It thnt you want to
knowT sho usked her volco trembling
In sp"c of her effort to control It
"I want to know" hu said advanc-
ing until his fuco was within n few
Inches of her nnd fixing her with his
steely eyes "whnt you hao dono with
tho book on metallurgy?"
"I ... 1 don't know whnt jou
mean" sho stammered.
"Yea you do" snarled Mnhlln. "You
know tho book I mean tho ono thnt
doctor handed jou In tlio restaurant nt
Bandsboro beforo tho eurtluiuiike."
"Oil Unit nook" Hiilil Cleo obvious-
ly aurprlsoiL "Hut theru wns nothing
In It no foniiuln" I incun.
"No mutter about tho formuln"
said Mnhlln roughly. "Where Is tho
book now? Who has It?"
"1 suppose nontenant IIopo bus It"
sho answered. "At leiiBt ho brought
it back with hi in from Sandsboro
though 1 haven't seen It since."
"Aro you telling mo tho truth?" do-
nuuided Mnhlln seizing her by tho
shoulder nnd Ntarlug ut her uo closely
that she quailed.
"Of course I'm telling you tho
truth" shu asserted with spirit.
"1 am going to find out If you nre"
he answered moving townrd tho door.
"Ocxl help you If you huvo lied to me
young woiniiu. If jou havo jou'U wish
that you had miter been born."
"Come ulong Satsumn" ho called
to the Japanese. "Wo must bo get-
ting buck to town."
When Hope returning to tho hotel
with Johnstone learned from tho clerk
thnt Cleo hnd left an hour before so
fruntle was tho young olllcor with
anxiety nnd grief that for a tlmo tho
law j or fcurkd for his sanity. liltterly
Uopo reproached himself.
UiX despite his grief ho neglected
nothing which might lend to Cleo's
rescue. Ho promptly communicated
with tin poll co nnd within nn hour n
scoro of pinln-ctollics men were scour-
ing the city
"We're doing ecr thing In out pow-
er Mr Hope" the chief of police as-
knred Un "1 hkve tlftv men work-
The German Tov.
In Gctmniij's Industrial recoveries
lifter the war n dllllcult feut will ho
coming bnck us tho world's tnjninkcr.
In the lust puico jcar her trmlo
nmouuted to 35.000000 of w hlch JUS-
iXXI.OOO was exported. Iu 1013 tho
United States took nenrly $10000000
In German tojs.
It Is sulci that 1500 kinds of Ger-
man toys nro now being mudo In Eng-
land and nro being sold ut tho snmo
prices ns tho original articles. In
1'runco tho trudo Is being pushed rap
etc. T '
ing on the iiiko now hut It looks to
me like n rlenn git-awuj."
An Hope wn leaving pollco headquar-
ters a paliol wagon hacked up to Ihu
(tub nnd out of It scrambled two po-
licemen escorting a tall and fash-
ionably drexM'd joiing man on whoso
wilsts gluten d liuiidculTs. As the
glare of the urc light In front of the
station sttuck the prisoner's face
IIopo stopped dead In iimti7cmcnt.
"Greet heavens I" he exclaimed;
"It's Gerald Morton."
Following Morton nnd his guards In-
to tho stntlon Hope beckoned to the
Inspector who was on duly.
"What Is ho charged with?" ho
asked. Indicating Morton.
"Murder" the Inspector answered
laconically. "Stabbed a woman."
"Do jou know who sho was?" usked
Hope.
".Sho claimed to bo n Itusslan count-
ess" was thu answer. "Her name was
hauolT Olgn Ivnnuff."
"Is there nny objection to my hav-
ing a word with him?" n sited Hope.
"Not In thu least" said tho Inspec-
tor nnd ordered u patrolman to bring
tho prisoner Into his olllco.
"Hello lieutenant" remarked Mor-
ton nonchalantly ns still handcuffed
ho wns led Into thu room. "I didn't
expect to meet jou here."
"Morton" said Hope looking the
other In tho eje "Miss llurko was
kidnaped this evening. I understand
from the pollco that jou could not
havo been concerned In It . . but
do you know who Is? I won't pretend
that I'm sorry for jou Morton for
I'm not but If jou enn glvo mo nny
Information thnt will help mo find her
I'll do what I can to help jou."
"I don't know nnythlng about It
Hope" said Morton; "not this time.
I glvo you my word I don't. If I could
help you tlnd her I would. Not for
your sake mind" ho lidded bitterly
"but for hers. She's u mighty game
llttlo girl. I'm sorry I can't help jou."
IIopo turned nway disconsolately
but tho other called him back.
"Aro you still looking for tho secret
of tho submarine?" ho asked lowering
his voice so that tho pollco could not
hear.
"Yes" said Hope listlessly "I nm
or wns until Cleo disappeared."
"Old you keep thnt hook on metal-
lurgy tho one thnt Olga and I tried
to get nway from Doctor Owen In the
restaurant In Sandsboro?"
"Yes It's among my things some-
where." Morton leaned forward until his
lips were close to Hopu's enr.
"Turn to page sixty-one nnd rend
every seventh word" ho whispered.
"If jou tlnd Cleo" ho continued In
u louder tone "tell her that I told jou
this so as to mnko up ns much ns I
can for the way I tteatcd her. Tho
secret won't bo of much use to mo In
thu plnco I'm going" nnd ho lnughed
hoarsely as he Joined tho waiting of-
ficer nnd wns led buck to his cell.
That wns the lust IIjpo suw of Gerald
Morton. Three months Inter ho paid
for his crime on tho gallows nt San
Que n tin.
It wns long nfter midnight when
Hope returned to his hotel but not-
withstanding tho lntene.ss of the hour
nnd his utter weariness ho ransacked
his trunks until ho unearthed tho work
nn inctnllurKy which ritztnnurlco hud
given him nl a memento of tho dra-
matic episode In thu Sandsboro res-
taurant. Drawing his chair up to tho
light ho opened tho well-worn volume
nt pugo sixty-one which contained he
found a portion of tho chapter en-
titled "Carboniferous Deposits."
Tho sovcuth word on tho pngo wan
Hope found "examine" which seemed
promising. Again bo counted seven
and was rewarded with the word
"cover" which apparently failed to
inalto sense but tlio next word In or-
der wns "of" which uguln raised his
hopes nnd In wild excitement hu
completed tho hidden sentence which
rend: "Kxnmlno cover of this book."
Inserting tho blade of his pocket
knlfu Into tho edgo of tbo lining ho
carefully worked It back and forth
until It curled bnck. As It did so
Hope gavu a llttlo exclamutlnn of sat-
isfaction for sandwiched between the
lining nnd tho cover Itself was u small
Mjuaro of tissue paper. Drawing It
out ho rend In Doctor Uurku's hand-
writing: "Tho formula of my suli-
murine Invention jvtll bo found Iu a
secret drawer under tho glass tank of
in) working model II. II."
Hope felt that the mjitorj now was
WNWNWN. M. SWVSNASV
Idly nnd ono faclorj nlono 1ms already
made over n million dollars' worth of
dolls. A Trench hank has been spe-
cially organized to promote tho Inter-
ests of the toy trude. The Jnpnneso
competition too Is greatly feared es-
pecially In tho American market.
Got Over It Early.
"I stipposo j ou bad n real lazy time
on your vacation."
"Yes sir. Tho second dny 1 even
quit yitln" "" at II a ra. to go flsh-lag."
ns good ns solved. Tho kpy wns In
his bands. Mentally mid physically
exhausted hu threw himself upon the
bed and despite the fears and mixle-
tlcs that ussnlled him wns almost In-
stantly asleep. So soundly did he
sleep. Indeed that It was nearly noon
when he wns uwiil.eued by noun otic
pounding ut his door. It proved to he
ii hillhoy with n special delivery let-
ter. "If jou wish to see .Miss Ilurke
nllve" It ran "come to llUl I'nliuco
sticct nt nine o'clock this evening
bringing with jou the work on metal-
luigy which formerly belonged to Doc-
tor Kurke. The door will he unlocked
'."liter without ringing nsiend three
lllghls of stairs and give four short
raps on the door ut thu left. If jou
commiinlcalo with the pollco or bring
iinjono with jou it will result In
Miss Uurku's death. Tho only way
jou t ii ii save her Is to follow these
till ei lions to the letter."
No neighborhood In Sun I'miiclsco
has n more evil reputation than I'anu
co street. No. 1121 Hope found was
u narrow four-story building which.
In dnjs long passed had evidently
been ii residence of considerable pre-
tension hut which had now fallen Into
ii sad statu of neglect and disrepair.
As Hope usee tided the steps there
came fiom an ureuway across tho
street u shrill whistle twice repeat-
ed. The kidnapers were on tlio watch
and tho two whistles were n signal to
thnsu within the house that he was
unaccompanied. Swinging open thu
door Hopu found himself in such Inky
blackness that he hnd to strike a
mutch Iu order to Hnd the stairway.
Lighting his way with mutches Hope
cautiously ascended three Mights of
stalls nnd gave four brisk raps on thu
door on the left which Instantly
swung open. Iu the doorway his face
llghti d bj thu lamp that he held ubovu
bis bend was Mnhlln.
"11a" Mild Hope recognizing his
foi mer antagonist "I rather suspect-
ed It was jou I bad to deal with.
Whero's your Jap side-partner?"
"Just behind jou" replied Mnhlln
and Hope. listening heard ou thu
Ntnlrs tho footfalls of a person stealth-
ily ascending. A moment later Sat.su-
mn Joined them.
"Now" snlil Mnhlln brusquely
when Sutsumu hnd closed tiro door
"We've no tlmo to waste so let's get
down to business. Did jou bring the
book?"
"Yes" replied Hope.
"Good let's seo It."
"Not quite so fast my friend" re-
plied tbo odlcer. "You don't get tho
hook until Miss llurko lias been re-
leased." "Miss llurko will be released ns
soon ns jou hand over tho book" de-
clared Mnhlln. "On my honor."
"You haven't anj" sneered Hope.
"I Intend to keep tbo book until you
release Miss Ilurke. I don't have to
trust jou nnd I'm not going to."
"If jou don't hand over the book I'll
takb It" snarled Mnhlln and raised
his hand ns though giving a signal.
Hopt who had como prepared for
treachery whirled nbout with tbo
quickness of thought. Nor wns ho un
Instant too soon for not a pace away
was Satsumn In bis upraised hand n
knife. IIopo launched an uppercut
which caught the Japanese squarely
on tho point of tho Jaw. Ills legs
struck tho low wludow-slll nnd too
dnzed to save himself bo plunge'' out-
ward nnd downward to tho stone-
paved court four stories below. So
quickly did It occur that beforo Muhlln
fully realized whnt bad huppened
IIopo was ngaln fnclng him nnd ho
wns looking Into tho muzzle of the
olllcvr's weapon
"Hands up" ordered Hope curtly
nnd Muhlln recognizing thu futility of
resistance sullenly obeyed.
"I nm pressed for time" snld nope
tnklng out his watch "so I can only
give jou three minutes In which to
decldo whether jou lire going' to tell
me where Miss llurko Is."
"Will jou let mo go If I tell you
whero the girl Is?" nsked Mnhlln
visibly weakening. "Will you glvo mo
jour word not to turn me over to tho
police?"
"If Miss Ilurke Is unhnrmed I shall
not mention jour nnmo to tbo pollco
. . . but If jou'vo Injured a hnlr
of her bend I'll send you to Son
Quentln for life."
"You bold the winning hand"
growled Mnhlln cnpltulatlng. "Do you
know wbcro Sulsun bay Is?"
"Yes."
"On the south shore about half way
between Martinez nnd Cornwall
there's nn abandoned pier. At tho
end of It there's nn old storehouse
She's In there."
Picking his way down the stnlrs
Iu tho darkness Hope gnvo n sigh of
relief ns tbo door of the empty house
closed behind him nnd he found him-
self In the open air again. Hirstenliig
to thu nenrest drug store he telephoned
for n touring car. nnd stopped at thu
hotel to pick up Honk.
It lacked only a few minutes to mid-
night when the driver brought his car
to n stop at the shore-end of the ram-
shackle pier which Mnhlln had de-
scribed. At the fur end Hope described
u low drrk muss ovldent'y the ab'in-
do nod storehouse In which CIuo si
Tallest Chimney In World.
What Is believed to bo the largest
steel chimney Iu the woild Is that
of tho United Verdo Copper company
at Clarkdale Ariz. It Is 30 feet 0'4
Inches In diameter Inside tho steel
plates and Is 400 feet In height. It
bus a brick lining four Inches thick
throughout Its height.
Tho Ilusslan government has given
nn American company the right to ex-
plore for petroleum In Siberia where
there aro Indications of its presence.
confined. Toward thin Hope nnd Hook
hurried uigerl.v the undent timbers
of the pier complaining noisily buieuth
their feet. Inserting In the pndloeK
the key he had obtained from Muhlln.
Hope pushed open the door.
"Cleo" he culled ntiTlnusly "Cleo.
Aro jou there? It's Hope."
Hut to his summons there wns nn
n tinner. Cleo was gone Suddenly
Hook who wns advancing slowly with
the mnteh sheltered in his cupped
palm gave nn tmhimutlon nnd slopped
dead. Hud he tnl.en another step he
would hnvc plunged Ihrough nn open
trapdoor In the llonr of the store-
house into the wnteis of the luy
which gurgled nnd Inppdl the timbers
of the filer only n few feet below.
'Unit someone had recently gomi
through thnt trap door wun all too
evident for on thu floor beside It. ns
though tossed there hastily luy n wom-
an's hut. ii pair of high-heeled satin
slippers and nn evening coat. Hope
recognized them Instantly.
"Come." be snld nt Inst pulling him-
self together. "We've no time to
lose. He tuny bnve escaped nlreadv."
"Where we gnln' now lootennnt?"
nsked Hook.
"Mack to town" wns the curt re-
sponse "to get thnt hell hound Slnhlln.
He'll tell me vvhnv he's done with her
or I'll kill him by Inches."
Dawn was breaking when the enr
ngaln swung Into I'nniico street. Hope
snw. with n shock thnt nn iimhttlnnco
wns bncked up to tho curb In front of
No. 1121 nnd thnt nround It stood sev-
eral policemen and n small group of
curious spectntors.
"What's the mntter. ofllccr?" ho
nsked leaping from tho enr and ac-
costing one of the policemen.
".Murder sir." he snld civilly. "I
wns passing the end of this street n
few minutes ngo when I heard a shot.
A moment later a man enme out of
this bouse anil ran down the street.
I took nfter him. but he got nwny
from hie. Then I hurried bnck here.
It was dark downstairs but there was
n light on tho top floor. The door of
the room nt the head of 7hestnlrs wns
open and n mnn was ijlng on the floor.
He'd been shot through the henrt."
"What did be look like?" nsked
Hope though hi knew whnt the an-
swer would be
"A tall thin frllow" replied the po-
liceman. "He looked Ilko a foreigner.
Hut they're bringing him out now you
can see him fo yourself."
The dead mln wns Mnhlln mur-
dered no doubt In n quarrel with one
of his ossoolntcli In crime.
"This Is .1 nucr ense" said another
man evidently n detective who hnd
Just como ort Cf tho house addressing
the policeman with whom Hope had
been tnlklng. "I JuRt found another
dend man Ijli-'g In tho court n Jap
I fancy. He -nust have fallen from
the window erf the room whero you
found tho other fellow for every bono
In his body In broken. lie's still hold-
ing n knife In Ids hand."
A month passed. To find Cleo If
Indeed she were still nllve nope left
no stono unturned.
Aged nnd saddened by grief he
nt Inst reluctantly abandoned tho
search ns hopeless and turned his at-
tention once more to the submnrlno
Invention. Following the directions
given on tho pnper In the cover of tho
book ho hnd no difficulty In locating
tho secret drpwer which tho old Inven-
tor had so Ingeniously constructed be-
neath the brass tank of his working
model. And In the drnwer In an oil-
&kln envelope was the formula. Act-
ing under Instructions from Welling-
ton Hope had n new model construct-
ed nnd Installed In n modern sen-going
submarine which the government
plnced nt his dlsposnl for the purpose
nnd a month nfter Cleo's dlsnppear-
nnce the; submersible hnvlng on hoard
a commission of nnval officers left Its
moorings nt tho Mnro Island ynrd to
submit Doctor Uurke's Invention to n
flnnl test.
On tho same morning thnt tbo sub-
mersible wns stnrtlng on Its trial trip.
Hook wns strolling nlmlessly nlong the
water front of San Francisco. As ho
pnused Irresolutely at tho entrnnco to
his fnvorito saloon nn acquaintance
n former shipmate who upon Icnvlng
the navy hnd turned boatman hailed
him
"You'ro Just tho man I wanted to
see" ho called "I'vo got somo news
that mny Interest you."
"Whnt kind o' news?" Inquired
nook.
" 'Ilout that girl Montgomery her
nnmo wuz wuzn't It? thnt disap-
peared a while back. Hut It's only n
rumor mind you nnd like as not
there's nothln' In It."
"Yes j es" exclaimed nook anxious-
ly; "go on."
"Yestldday" snld tho boatman "I
wuz over to Ignnclo on tho north
shore nf San I'nblo liny. Wbllo I wns
hungln' round iho wharf wnltln' for
my pnrtj' I heerd one o tho fishermen
j-nrnln' 'bout n girl that's stnjln with
a Greek hermnn nnd his wife down
the shore a piece. This feller thnt
wns tellln' th" story sajs ho stopped
nt tho flrttk's plnco to bur somo bait
or something nnd he scms! this girl.
He snld hu reckoned she'd been mighty
Rick she was so white and peaked
looMn'. but thnt sho must'vr- been it
Pneumatic Crutch.
A crutch that shall not press pain-
fully upon tho armpit has been de-
vised by It. 0. l'lerce n London engi-
neer and Is In effective use In at least
one of the Urlttsh Ited Cross hospitals.
As tho Lancet describes It It Is n
pulr of ordinary crutches from which
tho tops bnvo been removed and a new-
top made.
This consists of a cross-pleco of bass-
wood with two upright ends between
which Is a piece of rubber tubo with
IU ends closed by vv ooden disks 1'urt
humdinger for looks when she w
well. He tried to nsk the Greek
Vhisto bin nnme Is 'bout her. but he
don't understand much English. When
he wi'il she was a good-looker unci had
awful light-colored hnlr. It kind o re-
minded me n flic description o the
Montgomery girl."
"Tnln't likely" wild Hook pesslmls-
tlculfj. "Ignnclo must be nil n thlrtv
tulles from the place where SIlss Cleo
"siippenred."
"Still." persisted the other "slip
mlght've been picked up by u fMiei-
tiuiti "
"Wnnl." nssented Hook. "It wont do
no harm to run me. tn Ignnclo nnd
see tlil- fellow Vlastn We could get
lh re In vour boat In n couple of
hours couldn't we?"
"Sure." snld the other "nnd remem-
ber. Hook that If It turns out In hu
the girl. I come In on the reward"
Upon reaching Ignnclo Hook nscer-
lultied after considerable question-
ing tln.f there wns Indeed n Greek
llshermen mimed Vlasto who lived
with his wife in n small shuck on the
beach several miles from the town.
I..indlng nt the rickety little wharf and
crossing the strip nf snndy bench on
which nets were ilrjlng he npironched
the ni'sernhlo dwelling. The tiny
doorstep was shaded hy vines nnd
seated under them wns n girl A pnlo
nnd pitifully wasted girl but at sight
of her Hook gave n shout of Joj. It
wns Cleo. For n moment she ntnred
nt him nn though he hud been n
stranger; then the light of recognition
sho.ved In her great tired ejes nnd
with u soli of relief nnd happiness she
threw both arms nround his neck Ilko
n child who has been lost nnd found.
liy dint of enreful questioning he
wns able to gradually piece together
the strange storj of her disappear-
ance. For twentj-four hours nfter
Miihlln's departure she had waited
without food or water for his return.
At last the darkness tblist and hun-
ger hid their effect on nerves nlrendy
overstrained; her habitual coolness de-
serted her nnd she gave way Jo tho
hysteria of blind unreasoning fear.
During the long hours of her Impris-
onment she bad discovered In the lloor
of the storehouse a trapdoor which
had evidently heeD overlooked by
Mnhlln nnd this she raised Intending
to umo It ns a last resort. At last
when her highly strung nerves wero
nt the breaking point she henrd n
motor car stop nt tho end of tho
wharf and the sound of men rapidly
approaching. Never pausing to think
that they might be friends Instead of
enemies nnd terrllled nt the thought
thnt Mnhlln was returning to carry out
his unspoken threat she hurriedly
threw off her coat nnd bat kicked off
her slippers and lowering herself si-
lentl." through tho trup-door Into the
wnter struck off In tho darkness In
what sho supposed to be tho direction
of the shore. Hut she lost her bear-
ings her strength failed her and with
a cry for help she lost consciousness.
When after many dnjs sho returned
to n realization of things sho wns In
bed evidently tn u fisherman's hut
tended by nn old Greek flshcrrann nnd
his wife. The shock of her abduction
her fenr of Mnhlln nnd Satsumn and
her narrow cscapo from death by
drowning hud resulted In n long nnd
alarming nervous breakdown from
which she wns gradually recovering.
The ofllclnl trial of Doctor Burke's
Invention hud surpassed Hope's great-
est expectations. It had done every-
thing that ho had claimed for It and
more.
And now with tho submarine run-
ning awash ns It sped back to Mure
Island Hope stood on the deck beside
the conning tower staring out across
the waters of tho liny turned momen-
tarily crimson by the setting sun. Tho
secret of the submarine hud been
found nt last. It had proved an un-
qualified success. The acceptance by
tho government was virtually assured.
Hu hud accomplished his mission nnd
would doubtless recelvo commendation
and promotion. Hut of what avail wns
It all now? With Cleo gone his suc-
cess was not worth having. Tears
blinded him at the thought of how
had sho been nllve they would havo
rejoiced together.
So engrossed wns he In tils melnn-
clioly thoughts that be fnlled to ob-
serve tho dingy power hont which ran
alongsldo as tho submarine slowed
down to approach Us moorings. Stand-
ing In tho stern was Hook waving tils
hat delightedly. lie bad evidently
come out to offer congratulations.
Hut ns tho fishing boat camu closer
bo stepped nsldo nnd tho young olll-
cor looking down with staring. In-
credulous ejes saw seated In the
stern amid a pllo of pillows a girl
white and fragile as u flower who
smiled up nt him happily. For n mo-
ment he continued to stare as though
his ejes deceived him. Then with a
great cry of love and hnppltess ho
sprung to the deck of tho fishing bont
and gathered her Into his arms
THU ENP.
It Sometimes Happen
Tlio fellow w think a bu-iaing
genius may turn out to be a bloom-
ing Idiot.
WSiS
of nn inner tiro Is used for this and It
is covered with canvas llro hoso to pre-
ent It from stretching. To this Is nt-
tncbed n blcjcle tiro nlvo with which
to Inllate tho tuho to n pressure of
about two or three pounds to tho
biuaro Inch.
Credit Qlven to Galileo.
Perhaps the first real btep In the de-
velopment of clock regulation Is duo
to Galileo who discovered the
Isochronlsiu of uniformity of tho. Den
dulutu using IL
HELP FOR
WORKING WDMEW
Some Have to Keep on Until
They Almost Drop. How
Mrs. Conley Got Help.
Hero Is a letter from a woman who
had to work but wns too weak nnd suf.
fercd too much to continue. How iho
regained health :
Frankfort Ky. "I suffered so much
with female weakness thnt I could not
do my own work
had to liiro it done.
I hoard so much
Vegetabla
Compound that I
tried it Itookthrea
bottles and I found
it to bo all you
claim. Now I feel as
well as ever I did and
am abloto do all my
own work attain. I
recommend it to any woman suffering
from femalo weakness. You may pub-
lish my letter If you wish." Mrs. James
Conley.BIG St. CInir St Frank f ort Ky.
No woman suff crinjr from any form of
female troubles should lose hope until
she has given Lydia E. Pinkham'a Veg-
etable Compound a fair trial.
This famous remedy tho medicinal
ingredients of which ore derived from
natlvo roots nnd herbs has for forty
years proved to be n most valuable tonic
and invigoratorof tho female organism.
All women aro Invited to writo
to tlio Lydia E. Plnkhnm Mcdl-
cino Co. livnn Mass. for special
advice It will bo confidential.
None of Them More Than Plump.
The latest fashion edicts seem to
3e framed In the belief that there
ire no fnt women In the world.
THI8 IS THE AGE OF YOUTH.
You will look tan years younger if yea
iarken your ugly grizzly gray hairs by
using "La Creole" Hair Dressing. Adr
Remember Value ofTlme.
"Tlmo Is money" snld Ilenjamln
Franklin "If you want to save money
snvo time."
BAD COMPLEXION MADE GOOD
When All Else Falls by Cutlcura Soap
and Ointment. Trial Free.
If you aro troubled with pimples
blackheads redness roughness Itching
and burning which dlsflguro your com-
plexion and skin Cutlcura Soap and
Ointment will do much to help you.
Tho Soap to cleanso and purify the
Ointment to soothe and heal.
Froo sample each by mall with Book.
Address postcard Cutlcura Dept. L
Boston. Sold everywhere Adr.
Where Ignorance Is Bids.
"How much does It cost du to run
this yacht old chap?"
"If I knew I wouldn't do It" I.lfo.
COVETED BY ALL
but possessed by few a beautlfu
bead of hair. If yours Is streaked wltk.
ffray or la harsh and stiff you can re
itoro It to Its former boauty and lus-
ter by using "La Croolo" Hair Drest
In. Ptlco U-00. Adv.
Devout Wish.
SIncQuIrk Yes sir my wlfo nlwnyr
(luds something to harp on.
MncShlrk I hopo rolno docs toe.
MncQuIrk What makes you say you
hope sho does?
MncShlrk Sho's dead. Loridon
Opinion.
You'll not catch any fish If you spnre
tho rod.
Nerves All On Edge ?
Juat as nerve wear is a cause of kidney
weakness so ii kidney trouble a cause
of nervousness. Anyone who has back-
ache nervousness "blues" headaches
dizzy spells urinary ills and a tired
worn feeling would do well to try
Doan'a Kidney Fills. This safe relia-
ble remedy is recommended by thou-
sands who have had relief from just
such troubles. t
A Kansas Case
Mrs. It. Cravens.
119 B. Merchant HU
uisiayvit.. jt u. . .
ays
suiTerec.
almost constantly
from my back and
kidneys. My back
waa awfully weak
and I couldn't
stoop or lift. I
was nervous and
worn out and the
least work tired
me. jAs soon as I
began using Doan'a
Kidney I'tlls. I Im.
proved and the ailments began to
leave me. I kept on usInB them and
Improved In every way. My kidneys
have bothered me very little since."
Csl Doss's at Any Store BOe a Boa
DOAN'S'VSIV
FOSTER-M1LBURN CO- BUFFALO. N.Y.
The Army of
Constipation
Is Growing Smaller Every Day
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS nre
responsible they
not only give relief
-tney perma-
nenuycureCoo-.
itfpatuu. Mil
lions use.
them for i
Rilmtisafta '
" " - "
IsdJititioa Side Htadscke Sallsw Sala.
SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICK
Genuine mut bear Signature
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