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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
Best for Horse ailments.
working in harmony.

working IN liarmOnN.
Under Miss Holshire's careful i'm.
structions lutte Bessie Dondelingel
ace five has in four weeks learned tic
count from one to one hundred be
sides mastering quite a number OF
combinations OF figures.
Miss Nora Hubbard teacher OF the
Riverside school in Perry township
w:ll resign at tine holidays and at
tend Dakota Tn. versity fo1 The vim
ter and spling terms. She expects tic
finish the normal courSe and secure
her state certificate before the open
ing OF another school year. Credit
ABLE ambition.
Miss Ed:th Mason did not begin
her school i'm BADGER TIN this week.
The grades secured by Miss Mona
Doan, the newly elected seventh
grade teacher in Mitchell city schools
in her examination taken last Sat
urday, evidence that from the stand
point of book knowledge the board of
education made to mistake in theil
selection.
The men teachers in the county
this year are Prof. O. E. Brown.
John Trotter. l.. e. H~elgeson, Dayton
Turney, III. g.. Coursey.W W. l.. Devers,
l.. W. Bailey. W. G. Champion, Will
liam p. Tobin and S. C. Oatbout.
This is the largest number of men
teachers employed in the county fol
several years. 1t is a step in the
right direction.
Our schools now all being supplied
With teachers, among them a large
number of new faces, the question
arises, were are the old one from
last year? Earl Rowley and Jennie
Devers are attending Dakota Univer-
sity, Clara Hathaway, Marc Haten-
borg and Matilda Suchy are each at
home assisting their mothers, Maud
Grace is teaching at Virgil, Bessie
Avery has Quit teaching with a view
of increasing her preparation, Mat
tie Gordon is fixing up her farm
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many cures that have been effected
by this wonderful remedy. In buy
ing Witch Hazel Salye it is only nee
essaIy to see that you get the genu-
inc DeNitt's, made by Il. G.. Dewitt
x Co. in Chicago. and a cure is GER
tain. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cures all kinds OF piles. cuts, burns,
bruises, eczema. letter. ringworm
skin diseases. etc. Sold by l.. o.
Gale.
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Morrison

Morrison full b. Tanner
Frank Levings and Prof. Harvey,
OF Yankton. were umpire and referee
in the first and second halves, and
Geo. X. Douthit and Mr.. Griffin. Of
Ianlkton were time Keepers. lIal-
vey. who was formerly connected
with Morninsside college seemed to
have it i'm for Mitchell and pcnalized
them a number Of times for the
slightest oifpnse.
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One of Many.

ii. A. Tisdale, of summerton. S.
e., suffered for twenty years with
the piles. Specialists were employed
u many remedies used but relief
and permanent good was found only
III The use Of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve. This is only one Of the many,
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District Court at Sioux Falls.

The October term OF the United
State district court will convene at
Sioux Falls, Tuesday, Oct. is. G..
G, Halphide and Ira Fraser, of this
city, were drawn as members of the
petit jury, no grand jury being
drawn.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28
Child Heroine Of the lroquois Fire
Lies Swathed in Many
Bandases.
HER NAME IS JUST LEARNED
Carrie Anderson, Burned and
Bleeding, Places Ladder
by Which Fifty Pe0-
pie Escape.

Chicago, Jan. 27.--At the Samari-
tan hospital. her head and left side
swathed in bandages. lies Carrie An
derson. the child whose deed OF hero
ism at the Iroquois fire was recounted
in brief during the coroner's inquest.
but whose name has never been learned
until today.
Through the steadfast bravery Of this
4-year-old girl at least so lives were
saved on the fatal afternoon. She 1t
was who, despite the fact that her en-
tire left side was being Tapped by
flames, caught the end of the ladder
thrown across the alley from the
Northwestern university building and
guided il to firm resting place on the
tire escape Of the second balcony.
Across this ladder many men, women
and children scrambled to safety.
She vas in the balcony with her
mother. who was employed as cleaner
at the theater, and while she escaped,
her mother perished. The child does
not know yet that her mother is dead
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!. nARk.s LoNa pAssAeB.

Philadelphia, Jan. 27.--After a voy-
age replete with stirring incidents, the
British bark Juteopolis has dropped
anchor at the Delaware breakwater,
five months overdue from Iloilo, Philip
zine islands. The vessels cargo OF
1000 tons OF sugar has 50 deprecated
since her departure last April that 1t
may show loss of $4,000. Storm
after storm was encountered until the
crew, worn out by overwork, found 1t
almost impossible to navigate the craft,
which was brought into port after ship
ping men had given her up as lost.
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THANKED FOR psoApr ACTION.

st. Louis, Jan. ~. 7.--Resoluslons
have been adopted at meeting of the
Citizens Industrial Association OF 81.
Louis, comprised by employers. tender
ing votes OF thanks to Governor Dock.
cry, the BOARD Of police commissioners
Chief Of Police Kiely and the police
force OF the city for the prompt and
determined stand taken TO prevent any
overt act or violence to follow the re-
cent strike Of the Haekmen's and Car
riace Drivers unions
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RATES WILL.
GET BETTER
&
Combination OF Ship Owners Is
Formed for Purpose Of Re.
storing Charters.
HEAVY LOSES ARE SUSTAINED
Association Will Impose Heavy
Fine on Members Accept
ing Less Than Min.
imum Rate.

Captain Porter.t Of the British shls
Red Rock. now lying in the haroor.
Siisengaged, expresses the conviction
that charter rates win soon advance to
respectable figures. For months pas,
ship owners have been suffering heavy
losses. but the outlook is now much
brighter and before the tall grain sea-
son sets In rates win be back again
to the old figures, at which there is
good profit in the business
Recently the ship owners have gone
into a combination for the sole pur-
pose Of lettering charter conditions.
There seems to be no question in the
minds of shipping men, and especially
the masters OF fforeign vessels. that this
combination will successfully under
take to restore rates. Captain Porter
says his owners have sent him infor-
nation to the effect that the day OF
low charters have about passed. They
support their declaration by the state
inent that theSshipowners' association,
recently formed. has got things in such
shape that high penalty will follow
IL any OF the members accept rate
lower than a certain figure which has
been fixed as the minimum. Just what
that is they failed TO make clear, but
Captain Porter says he presumes 1t Is
in the neighborhood Of sOs for trans
porting grain cargoes 70 the United
kingdom. Any rate less than that, he
explains, will mean a loss to the own
ers. For the past few years, says the.
captain. they have been experiencing
heavy losses, but have decided to in
augurate a new policy.
Captain Peilegro. master Of the ltal-
ian ship Cressington. says that only l2s
Cd can be secured for carrying nitrates
from the South American ports to
Europe. and that the outlook is any
thing but encouraging.
The Cressington. is loading lumber
for Callao Peru, and the captain ex-
pected that a cargo Of nitrates could
be secured there at profitable adj
vantage. The captain Is disgusted with
the situation, and the probabilities are
that no deal for the transportation Of
a cargo Of nitrates will be closed Just
at present.
Some of the owners have accepted
what they termed an average rate to
the South American ports. expecting
TO receive fair inducements from there
TO carry nitrate -eargoes to Europe. 1t
seems that they have been disappoint-
ed, and several of them declare that
had they known the bottom had fallen
out of the nitrate market they would
not have been so eager to take lumber
shipments down that way.
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FOOD FOR JOKE MEMS THOUGHTS. !

Berlin, Jan. 27 "A patent has been
taken out here for combination meter
calculating machine and automatic
press, which it is predicted VIII render
disputes between the consumers Of gas.
water and electricity and the com
panies or municipalities supplying
them quite unnecessary and perhaps
impossible. BY the use of this machine
a consumer can ascertain the amount
Of his bill at any time, for by simply
turning a lever he receives a card upon
which is printed the amount he owes.
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RAILROAD IS TRANSFERRED.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. q The Los
Angeles Pacific Railroad Company
bought from Abbott Kinney and the
Huntingdon Hartman syndicate FOR
$4,000, the Los Angeles. Ocean Park
& Santa Monica railroad, being iS-
mile line connecting Los Angeles with
Ocean Park and Santa Monica. Eight
miles Of this line is under trackage.
This deal means that competing line
between Los Angeles and Santa Monica
Will not be operated.
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RATE WAR BEGUN.

New York, Jan. 27.-A rate war has
been begun on steerage business be-
tween New York and Mediterranean
ports. Thus far. according to the lines
concerned the cut affects only east
bound trafic and has made no change
in freight charges. Tickets are now
s. less by Italian lines and 81 less on
the German ships.
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COUSIN or PIERCE DIES.

New York, jan 27.--Mrs. Kath-
crime Kendall Steele, the Oldest woman
in New Hampshire and cousin Of Pres
ident Franklin Pierce, is dead at her
home. Lyndeboro, New Hampshire.
She was 1O3 years old. One Of the
events Of Mrs. steele's life was her
meeting with Lafayette at Concord In
1924.
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AT THE ToRE POINT.

II Il Is In seassn you will find It at
its best at the celebrated Toke Point
oyster house on Eleventh street. Fish,
game. she'll Dish. choices, meats, pastry
coffee. etc. etc. served to the queens
taste. Special accommodations for
parties, Open all night. Don't miss
tho place. Eleventh street near Bond.
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Victor, Colo. Jan, sT,-All OF tho
bodies Of the victims u yesterdays ac-
.sident al Stratton's Independence
mime have been recovered ana four
those Of John Seheck ., c. ctaten
Joseph overy and Harry Ccgeno, have
been Identified. II was at frs, thought
that, none could be Identified, but this
has proved 10 be . mlstake, and Il is
now oertain that auuite number OF
the other victims win be Identified. No
funeral arrangements have yet been
made.
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MARINE NOTES.

The steamer Despatch departed yes
terday for San Francisco. She took q
cargo Of lumber.
yesterday was another miserabiy
cuiet day along the water front and
there was almost nothing doing.
The schooner Viking departed yes
terday for San Francisco. She took
100000 feet Of lumber from the Hume
mill.
The lighthouse tender columbine de-
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WANrnp.

iouns man wanted TO hcle Ia kitch-
on. Good wages 10 the rIght person.
call on or address ]. II Ritter Hams
mont Eating House. Hammond. ORE,
Welcome as Sunshine "
after Ions alorm ia a fee!lag OF relief
when an obstinate. pltilesa cold has
been driven away BY Aliens Lung
nalsam, Only people who have been
cured Of throat-ache and sore lungs BY
this remedy can quite realize what the
feeling is, There IL no opium In the
palaam: Its good stfeet II radical and
lasting Taks>a bottle hoins today.
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A Popular Science.

Plumbing looks easy. but no part
OF a house IN more important 20 health
and comfort than the plumbing. We
are prepared 10 do all work IN this
line In the mos, scientific and satis-
factory manner. We keep the latest
improved tittlngs always In stock for
new or repair york, Al kinds az
thinning. heating and steam fitting.
Phone 1881. 4ss Bond street JOHN
A. MONTGOMERY.
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Costly Mistake.

Blunders are sometimes very expen-
slve. Occasionally life itself IL the price
Of mistake, but you'll never be wrong
.if you take DR.. Kings New Life Pills
for dyspepsia, dizziness, headache, liver
OF bowel troubles. They are gentle yet
thorough. 25c. at chas. Rogers drug
store.
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COAL COAL COAL
II you want your moneys wofth
Ring Phone iaii.
1Eo. W. sANnoRS. AEt,
wherlty. Ral.tan a Company, u

wherity. Ralston a Company, the
leading aud reliable shoe dealers hays
just received direct from the factory.
a complete line Of up.to. dass Edwin
ciapp'a aud Lewis A. crossnt,'s shoes
for men. These shoes arc nolsd for
their style. tinlAh and duribtiity, DO
not fail 10 cali aud examine them be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
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Notice Of Di.soluslan.

Notice 10 hereby given that the un.
deFaignsd doing business under the
arm name OF kinAella 4 Company.
proprletors OF tho New style rsstAur-
ant have this day. hy mutual consent.
dissolved partncrnhIp John klnkslla
continuing In the business. An cut
standing accounts viii be collected By
the new firm. who win pay aii obiIga-
siona.
JOHN rlsARAdo.
John kinhelIa.
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For rent, furnished or unfurnlshed
two large. clean rooms for housekeep-
Ing; water in kitchen, over Peter
son & Browns shoe store.
80 MRS. C. l.. HAvENS
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Something Good.

Toke Point ana Shoalwater bay
oysters at the Imperial chop house,
Try our coffee. II Is unexeelled,
s. NJ, GALLAGHER. Manager.
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CALL ON HIM.

Electrical, fxlureA
Electrical, wiring
Electrical supplies,
Gas nantala guaranteed,
tSs Commercial street,
N. r. hardesty Electrical Contractor
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Mood. Wood. Wood.

Cord wood. mill wood. hox wood, any
kind OF wood at lowest prices, Kelly,
the transfer man, Phone ssii BLACK,
Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera house.
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JAPANESE GOODS.

New stock Of fancy goods JUST arrlv.
ed at Yokohama Bazaar. Call and see
the latest novelties fran Japan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28

Strangers In town often speak Of th
beautiful complexion OF Astoria girls
and lay It to the climate. which Is par.
TALLY the reason, as they most all use
Eiarts Toilet Cream TO prevent rough.
ness Of the skin. chapped hands or
lips For sale only ut Harts drug
store.
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J pnNsMoRn TYpnwnfrnn,
Huxley. Ryan a Co.,
81 Fourth Street Portland. or.

Laughing Water, Bedella, Pretty
Little piaah Jones. Just klHn Yourself
Goodbye, oh, pidnt lie Ramble. ana
100 other popular songs. with musis,
postpaid for ioe. Address, Albert
nrooks, l Madison Avenue N y.
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Monarch over pain. Burns. cuts
sprains, stings, Instant relief. DR.
Thomas Electric on, Al any drug
store.
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For good. reliable rs;ano work sec
your local tuner. Th. Fredrickson.
107i Bond street. Phone Red sofa,
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nEST lk.CNNT MEAL.

You viii always ma the best iJc
meal In the city at the Rislng sun res.
taurant. No, sia Commercial street.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28

They don't come cut. Whsta Why,
the hristles IN the tooth brushes at
Frank Hars,s Drug store. lie has a
big supply at all prices, Call and see
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28

The Morning Astorlan viii be found
for sale at Griliin's book store and at
Scully's cigar store. corner Eleventh
and Commercial streets.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28

First-claas meal for ise; nice cake,
eoilee pie or doughnuts. &c, Y, 8, res.
taurant, Isl Bond street, n.
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Business Proposition.


II you are going east carful select.
lon OF your route IL essential 20 the en-.
ioyment OF your trip. II Il Ii bust.
ness trip time In the main consider
sion: u pleasure trip seenery and
the eonvenienees and comforts Of a
modern railroad.
Why not combine all by using the
Illinois Central. the up-to-dase road.
running two trains daily from 80. Paul
and Minneapolis. and from Omaha, to
Chicago, Free reclining chair cars. the
famous buffet library smoking cara, all
tfalna vcs,lhlled. In short thoroughly
moiefn throughout All tickets read.
ms via the Illinois Central will be hon.
nrcd on these trains and no extra fare
charged.
,lur rates are the same al those OF
Infeiior roads--why not set your
moneys worthf
Write for full particulars,
u. II. TguMBuLL, Commercial AgL
Portland, Ore.
J. c. LINDSEY. r. +. q r. A..
Portland. ore.
patti D. THOMPSON. r, a. y. A.
Seattle. waah.
The Lee electric Insoies, which are
sold by the owl drug store exclusive
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but accomplish their wonderful cures
By the natural currett generated by
the acid tiulda OF the body, acting on
the positive and NEGATIVE pelas Of ths
battery formed By tho zlnc plate ie
onc heel and the copper plate IN The
olhor. See tbam In. tho swinaew.s AK
for o descriptive booklet telling ef the
marvellous cures OF rheumatism
n. pRNsMoRn TypHwRfTEn. !.
We sell. rent. and repair all makes ef
typcwriters. write for new catalogue
of New pensmore.
Huxley. Ryan a Co..
81 Fourth Street Portland. Or.
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Nine. Dunonts skin food has world.
wide reputation, sold only at owl
and Eagle drug stores. s6 cents box
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

KNOWN Somebody wants
Here iswh and wanted together ADVERTISE.
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parted yesterday morning for willapa
bay to replace SONG buoys on the bar
there. she returned late in the after
noon.
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Upper Astoria has place where you
can get a fine glass OF beer. as good
wines and liquors as you can hnd any
place In the city.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-28

The Lee electric Inseies, which are
sold by the owl drug store exclusive
.ly and under guarantee Tor cure. ara
not previously charged with electricity.
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HARRY JONES,


Opposite Kopp's Brewery,
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Captain Porter, Of the British shle
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All RonlES A2E RECONnREp.

--~---------. ----..A
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1904-05-27
aetinc the baronct with her finger

greeting the baronct with her finger
tips.
Now my lady's hearts a-thumping
mon>trous hard. She beholds. as well
rs Sir Robin and his supposed Peggy.
two others. Alas. she knows too well
who they are, a-pccpin@ out from the
corner of the box entrance whence
Lady Biddy came just now and watch
ing her encounter with Sir Robin.
These are Lady Diana and Sir Percy.
Together? Aye. and a-going to be
together" for all their lives. she sadly
thinks, both OF them, quite forgetting
gave pcrchance for moments be
Ellilement. her very existence. But IT
behoovcs her, if not for her own sake
of which she has come to the pass of
rocking but little. then for her fathers
and mothers. now to bid farewell for
ever TO DISCUSSES, falsehoods. cheatings,
mans estate and even the melancholy
chance of seeing the countenance of Sir
Percy. She will off presently and reach
home as best she may.
\ few minutes more or less can make
no otiuS, dHl us bul too II uc that ilei
ladySlip stood there in ambush of the
branches in the vain hope that Percy
might lift his mask if but for an in
slant and thus allow her parting gaze
TO rest upon his features.
1t is quite true that mortals, although
in never such haste to reach desired
crisis. still ofttimes halt mt the thresh-
old of its attainment. So her lady
ship. with now nothing TO hinder her
escape, still stood leaning against an
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CHAPTER XIV.
"a - r. BRUMMEL'S party went
M by water to Vauxhall, and
49, twas indeed a heavenly
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Let such q bdlcl as rang far up and
dozen the Thames.
oak, listless but for the eager eyes
fixed on the pair in the box entrance.
These presently crossed into the throng
and, joining others of the maskers,
were lost to her view. But the baronct
and Lady Biddy had not been idle Of
their tongues this while.
Much simpering, angling for news,
ittering and n neat show Of wit in
the manner of plying a gentleman with
questions on 4 matter about which he
was quite ignorant, on the lady's side;
ardor, Impotence, as much daring as
his little spirit permitted, on the gen
tleman's. Finally he said:
"Mr. Incognito says you start for
KennastOn this very night, my dearest
life. Is't so?"
Tell me who is Mr.. Incognito." says
she. land I'll answer you straight"
Hes your paid servant. sworn slave
and the bearer of all tender messages
between us. Now, so you to KennastOn
tonight?"
"As sure as I'm Lady Peggy Bur-
goync." returns Biddy. Il start for
home ere cockcrow."
I'll follow you pOSthaste, but" cries
Sir Robin, 'loveliest Of created beings
l bescech, l implore, one glimpse OF
your angelic countenance before we
part, to meet only when 1 can claim
you as my own"
mo, no." exclaims Biddy. restraining
the baronet's hand, which is laid upon
the lutestring of her mask.
But, divine creature, insist" with
one arm seizing the buXom Lady Biddy
he essays to unite the riband which
hides her charms from view.
Then Lady Biddy O'Toole. whose lungs
were Of the best. let such bawl as
rang far up and down the Thames
causing n score of red stockinged boat
men TO leave their wherrics and dash
up the gardens, causing every tongue
in Vauxhall to cease clacking, every
glass to Jingle to its table. every echo
to resound, every other lady there tC
shrek, the musicians to stop, the wait
ers to drop their trays. each gentle
man to draw sword and a vast mum
Der of persons of both sexes to shout
watch! Watch! Murder! Thieves
Highwaymen!" and whatever else be
side. while a concOurse Of people Of every
condition Mt once closed in around Sill
Robin and Lady Biddy, at the outside
rim of which. shivering betwixt terror
and that lively curiosity which over
rides even desire for personal safety
gaped the now unmasked vicar OF
Friskingdean, unable to find his nat
ural protector and some time pupil Il
all this hurry burly.
| TO BE CONTINUED,