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you the means of conducting a glorious
war and gathering fresh laurels that
can never fade; that father who de-
served as his reward the half of your
Kingdom and a place at your right
hand: who taught me fear God and
honor the king as the first whole sen
tence my young lips framed; to find,
| say. that he had been housed i'm the
Bastille since my departure; that he
had died alone and in prison; died a
victim OF the cruelty and neglect of his
gaolers. Tell me, sire. is that the way
o reward faithful servant? For my
own reward, paltry though 1t was. do
not complain; but now when | come To
YOU loaded down with this gross injus-
lice and wrong and beg a favor such as
the present, am / to be refused? Nav
this is favor | now beg, ask. yea =
more than that, demand OF you. II IA
not the days of fighting, the nights of
vigilance. the dangers met and passed .
the cords that bound these wrists In,
captivity, the loss of this hand here
Tonti struck the table with his gloyed
hand. causing a sharp metallic sound
and the shame at having chosen an
unSrateful king 10 serve that cries to
you now from the mouth of "A humble
capitaine,- Is more, 1t Is a voice
higher than the voice Of kings. louder
than the justice calling to a great
monarch, one who believes himself 10
be just, whose Hngly nature cannot
AFFORD TO be ungrateful to even the
neanest OF his subjects"
King though he was, Louis delighted
IN brave man, even though he were
opposed TO him. The better nature of
the monarch was stirred at such evil
cent injustice At his hands. so. In
stead of being angry at Tonti for his
plain speaking (strange speech indeed
ior royal ears to hear, he turned
sharply toward Colbert
Your explanation" he demanded
CURLY.
You will recollect. sire. that after
the failure Of the elder Tontps plan
you were very much enraged. feeling
that he had deceived you, and desired
his name placed on the list Of those
liable TO have lcttres de cachet issued
against them?" said Colbert in an in
sinuating tone, as though fearful OF
showing the king the fault of his OWE
doing. In some way his name was nor
erased. and in due process of time YOU
yourself signed ore for him: he 7as
apprehe2ded, confined in the Bastille.
and died, no! by cruelty of those who
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ITO Be ContinuedD
Nailed the I.iNa.

Senator Stone, of Missouri, while dix
ing with a party of friends q few
nights ago in an uptown hotel, told
this story after a concurrence Of ideas
among the party that there ere fewer
campaign lies told during the last cam
paign than any other they could re-.
member.
The son Of friend Of mine. a pol
itician in Missouri, has young and
precocious boy who go: interested Ia
politics from hearing his father talk 81
much. The boy came to his father
one day and asked:
Papa. are all these things that
they say about you true?'"
No, my son, they are not; they are
campaign lies
L thought So was the little boys
reply, and | nailed every one of them.
How did you nail them?'
Why; cut them all out and nailed
them on the trees in front of the
house. '"-Philadelphia Ledger.
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CIVILIANS AND TRANSPORTS
Army Rules Are Constantly Evaded
by Officers and
Friends.

1t Is reported from Washington that
the war department is renewing its eff
forts to restrict the use of the trans
ports to officers and soldiers of the
army. Similar reports have reached US
before. They make periodic appear
ances. but the transports continue TO
be filled with civilians, junketing polit-
ical personages and the sisters, the
cousins and the aunts OF officers and
men not to mention their wives, chill
dren and servants, while the young
subalterns continue to be thrust into
cramped quarters 'tween-deck TO &C.
commodate persons who never wear
epaulettes or shoulder muskets.
The war department has not yet had
the hardihood TO deny openly that Fam
lilies of officers are entitled TO free
transportation across the seas, but II
tries to limit the size of the families.
not infrequently with amusing results.
Not many months ago an infantry cap
tain applied for transportation for his
wife, two sisters and children. The
allowance OF sisters was cut down one
half, only one being given accommoda-
tons. However, he managed TO ring
in the rejected sister as the nurse to his
child. This shrewd solution of the
problem looked lovely and everybody
was happy until on arriving on board
the transport it was found that while
the wife and other sister were given
cabin staterooms the nurse sister was
assigned to the Storage quarters with
the wives of enlisted men. Horrible,
The roar that arose was heard way VI
Folsom street. The threats OF both
sexes were taxed TO express their hor-
ror and Indignation. The quartermas.
ter captain was at once summoned anG
lively protest was made. OF course
the story came out then and the fact
that the alleged nurse was really g
brother officers fair sister travelling in
disguise was impressed upon the per.
picked quartermaster captain, who for
time took refuge In quiet stateroom
to think out the situation. 1t was
finally patched up in some way and
both sisters were taken to Manila, but
the nurse trick was not attempted
again by that family, although it has
been successfully worked at other
times.
Another officer with wife and two
sisters had less fortunate experience
| only few days ago. He had been or.
dered to the Philippines on special
duty. His application for his wife and
| two sisters to accompany him was
frowned upon. He thereupon wrote &c
the authorities, saying that his posi-
ton, being on special duty, was not
akin to that of those proceeding under
routine orders on routine uuties. He
was in class by himself, etc. Back
from Washington came a telegram just
before the vessel sailed giving him au.
thority for the two sisters to accom-.
pany the officer, but directing that the
wife would have to be left behind!
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EAceDt In InynsfOA.

During the war with Spair 4 meet
ing was held in western state In
organize a regiment of volunt,Ifs. at
which Major Hersey was present tV
help along the enthusiasm. In draw
ing up the conditions under which thu
men were to volunteer the secretary
said TO the chairman
II have modelled these conditions
on a copy I have OF those used for
volunteers in England. Shall insert
this clause that the regiment Is ncs
to serve out of this country"
"Oh certainly. put that iu,' said the
Major. who is something of a wag,
Certainly they are not to serve out
OF the country-except in case of In.
vasion. IN. Y. Herald
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cared for him a. hlS sen yaE.exts, bui
by his own hand. some one else must
have told you the story about his ~
tirement to Italy. I have never heard
st said.'
The king looked at his oily-tongded
servant long and suspiciously, but
such was the confidence placed in him
and so great was his influence over
the royal mind that Louis finally with
drew his gaze, and muttering, II must
have signed Il without looking at the
name he seized a pen, and taking up
the unsigned commission before him,
interpoiated fcw words and hur-
riedly wrote the word Louis" then
handed II to Toni, saying:
Shame on an rngrateful king! Ac-
cept this commits sion as a partial ye-
turn for your OWE wrongs. In it havs
added several privileges add!.iona:
AS to the injustice to your father, be.
lieve me. Louis, who loves to be called
the just will watch over your en-
deavors in the new world and reward
them tenfOld, making up to the son In
some measure the wrong suffered oy
the father at my hands. Go, and II ~
success be yours, and let 70 be kno.u
that he who opposes you s;rik7s at the
king
Tonti received his commissiCo in a.
lence, and after bending and kissing
the royal hand, left the room. la
Sale at signal from Colbert rs-
NAMED. Louis buried himself in O
lengthy document. Colbert called 20
him his secretary. He was tho Comte
de Miron. White with rage, tie min
lister whispered or rather hisscd into
his ear: did you see that man who
just now left the cabinet?" The Comts
nodded. XIII me him within 20
hours!" The Comte glided out by an
other door.
Meanwhile Tonti waited for his
friend in the Grand Sale. Not moro
than 20 people remained, chiefly gath
cred about mademoiselle at the farther
end of the room. He joined them, and
listened as mademoiselle related the
incident of Renee and the accident to
her chair During the recital he
worked his way into a position near
her elbow. When she had finished no
asked in low tone and with forced
indifference. land who might the for
tunate cavalier be who came so hap
PLY to her aid?"
"She did not speak his name" Then
in tones so low that only Tonti could
hear, she added. with spiteful CLEAN
in her eye, "but she recognized him.
1t was the great explorer" then turned
her head away. Tonti was dazed
There was only one great explorer, and
how she could have c0nfounded h i'm
self with La Sale he knew not.
Smarting with hurt pride and diser-
pointment, he looked across to tho
other side of the group and saw tins
lowering face and hate-filled eyes of
the Comte de Miron, aD& in that glanyS
he recognized his antagonist of the dc 2
before.
ITO
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Comparative Conditions.

Philosophers claim that distress
even when positive or supeilative. /.
stili only comparative. which bear,
out the answer that Mr.. Georgs
Edwards, who recently returned u
England. made t. Birmingham manu-
facturer who was complaining of har(
times.
The pressure of the times = such
in our city" said the Birmingham
man. that we have goed wcsknef
who will get up the inside of watcl
for eighteen shillings."
Pooh, that's nothing comparet
TO London" replied Mr.. Edwards
We have boys here who will get M
the inside Of n chimney for c'Spencs
N. +. Herald.
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thoughts. We have need OF strong
arms. clear heads, and loyal hearts in
our service. We think, on the whole,
Sieur de la Sale. that you can find .
lit lieutenant for your enterprise with
cut taking from us our true ard tried
officers"
Tonti. advancing step and with a
meaning glance at Colbert, thus ad-
dressed the king:
He indeed, sire, speaks truly when
he says that there were other re-
wards given me which l forborc, not
forgot, to mention; rewards received
from the hands Of an ambitious and
INSCRIPTIONS minister rather than
those of grateful and generous
king"
"How now. Sir Capitaine," angrily
interrupted Louis. I'VE like not to
| hear such words concerning our chief
officer OF state
Pardon, sire" replied Tcnti. soft
words are not always true ones. The
rewards referred to / shall enumerate
in moment if you have the patience.
My father brought me here a child.
He found great king reigning over
a mighty kingdom with an empty
treasury. He devised plan for the
filing of that treasury. You would
not permit him to carry II to conclu-
sion; you intrusted 1t to the unskilled,
ignorant hand of your minister; it
failed. He studied the plan more care
fully and saw the merit of my fathers
minute advice, hitherto unheeded. He
tried again; he succeeded; and now
his successor sits here the second man
in France. while my father, to whom
all was due"
Was amply rewarded" interposed
Louis, "and went back to italy to live
in well-deserved comfort his remain
ing days, dying in peace shortly after
his return
NO" bitterly explained Tonti with
menacing glance at Colbert. THAT
was probably what his lying tongue
told you. All! Sire, the life of a loyal
soldier was ever mine. Through the
years of rough campaigning, through
siege and sortie, camp and fleet, l per-
formed those deeds that you have
graciously enumerated, and returned
home to find the father who ought
to have been loaded down with hon
ors awaiting the arrival of his soldier
! son fresh from hundred battles
Tonti stopped an instant as though
| to gain control of himself The king
was listening earnestly. Colbert sat
with disdainful smile upon his lips
and venomous look in his eyes.
TO find the father whose skill in
finance and gratitude to the monarch
that received him, an exile, had given
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make you irritable; you can't sleep.
yon are unable to quietly and calmly
perform your daily tasks or care for
your children.
The relation OF the nerves and gen.
erativc organs in women is So close
that niDc-tenths of the nervous pros
tration. nervous debility, the blues,
sleeplcssness and nervous irritability
arise from some arrangement of the
organism which makes her n woman
Fits of depression or restlessness and
irritability. Spirits easily affected. so
that one minute she laughs, the next
minute wceps. Pain in the ovarics and
between the shoulders. Loss of voice:
nervous dyspepsia. A tendency to cry
at the least provocation. All this points
to nervous prostration.
Nothing will relieve this distressing
condition and prevent months of pros
tration and suffering so surely as Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Shotwell, of lO3 Flatbush
Avenue, Brooklyn, N. ", writes:
~ cannot express tho wonderful relief
havo experienced by taking Lydia +. Pink
long time with nervous prostration, back
ache, headnche, loss of Appetite. l could
not sleep AID would walk tho floor almost
every night
49, hau three DOCTORS ana got no better, and
life was burden. I was advised to try
Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
and 1T has worked wonders for me.
- am well woman my nervousness Il all
gone and my friends say look ten years
younger"
Will not the volumes Of letters from
women made strong by Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound convince
all women of it's virtues? Surely you
cannot wish to remain sick and weak
and discouraged, exhausted each day,
when you can be as easily cured as
other women
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No Doubt About Hi. Business.

Lawyer Thomas Riley Of Boston
while trying a case before jury n
the superior court. stood up TO cross
examine a witness whose testimony
was very damaging TO his case.
"On the night in question. Mr.. Wit.
ness he began, did you not have sew.
eral drinks Of whisky"
That's my business" answered thi
witness.
Il know it's your business" quickly
responded NJ Riley. but were rre
attending TO it7"--Boston lI4raIa.
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Sold His New Hat

clergyman at Yarmouth. England
who was attending a "rummage sale"
that was being held for charity. laid
a new straw hat on a stall. and when
he turned around to get it a minute
or two later found that the energetic
stall keeper had sold it for four cents
to an unknown purchaser.
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Remarkable Demonstration

The Northern Total Abstinence Con.
gress which was held in Copenhagen
recently was attended by 1,2OO temper.
ance agitators from the Scandinavian
countries. The closing exercise was q
procession in which $4,000 persons par.
ticipated. A reporter who is fond OF
figures counted 1857 flags and banners
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The Only Way.

knicker-So Jones has planned a
model apartment house?
Bocker-Yes; the janitor lives on
the top floor, so the steam Is always
on and the elevator always running
n. Y. Sun.
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We'll NAmed

Poppy-Why does she call her hus
band the light Of her life?
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he goes out so
much. silly Los Angeles Herald.
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WHEN 4 AM GONE.

hen 7 shall fold my hands in lasting
o. - tasks to me assigned.
o4re be some one 10 weep.
}<. I'D seem not to mind.
esod away. viii some one
new-madc grave he wan
mes to US all. to each his
pass coidiy on without a sigh.
Zen am gone?
AVE ceased my work. will there
one
place q rose upon my tomb.
speak a word ot praise for some deed
done.
me kind word said. aud mourn my
doom,
When am gone
komas Curtis Clark, In Chicago Rec
-Herald.
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Nervous Women
Their S.Gerinss Are U.oeliy
Duo to Uterine Disorders
Perhaps Unsvspecsed
a MEDICINE THAT CURES

Can we dispute
the we'll known
fact thatAmericau
are ner-
vous 2
How often do we
hear the express
sion. II am so ner-
vous. il seems as IL
l should fly; =" or.
&" Don't speak TO
me-" Little things
YOU and
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FOR sALE-Lofs.

THE PROPER TIME TO BUY
real estate In any section OF large city Is wnen
improvements are just commencing Then IS the
PROV a viii III be and form some Idea Of about
what prices lots In that particular section WIZ
" coNSiGTicUT AVENUE HIGHLANDS
Is . new suburb now in Its infancy and Just pc
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FOR RENT .. GOO 5o
41s eth St s.w. 1or.. anil good location ~. 90
AT Or, imps IS 3OIa4a sw 'r im smrsi 10
soS sw. 4r. III sol 7le AZ sw 4r, Sd f. 10. 90 90
70s 7th sw sto, 2r.. II so sos II sw. sr' ~
j0i K sw, 2r, W. $50 Stable rear COS f sw6oo
fe1S-3t c. II. PARKER 41o AZ 81. sW.
FOR RrNT-By l. !. MILLS. eos 9Th ST NV
1870 18Th NV g. SIT 30 5ul 2304 Champ avs DIG D.
tjat NCanS p ar b. h 30 so 3I2 ne Or, b. 70 ~
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So. 40Oyr..210s 10th. Or. 4b
SI25.ll0l 14th NV. I6r .2b
S05. .......l311 Conn aVI
SIS. so. 1925 Conn av. I2r
$50. 1892 n II av, f2r .2bI
$s3.33. 100 10Th NV. lOrl
$50. 1916 10Th. l2r, o.
SIS. 1924 n II sy, 12r. %
sT5.l2lS y II av NV i2r b
sI5....21Io o NV. TT
SO. 1898 Baltimore. Tor. 2b
$50. .l4il y NV. l2r b
$50 1888 Mintwood pl. Tor
$50 1920 18th NV .lUr ID
$50 1872 to 1886 kaltim .
$50 ...13lO whitney -
SEQ. 1867 L NV. 81. %
$50 1925 18th NV, 1fr. b
$50 70 1919 Il NV. l3r o
S5J...15O7 L NV. l2r
S5O.75...3iU9 NJ; Pleasant
st. i2r. b
$50. 15...34O9 10th NV. l2r
$50 1909 nth NV. l1r. b
SiJ 30. l225 Prince II. Tor. b
so. 80. GIL L NV. Tor. l.
So 1870 Cal av. lot. b
So Ia. 1921 q NV - .
s42 30. 1919 Kenesaw ay,
Or. b
S42. 80. $3.50 18th NV .I2r. b
$40 80 22l0 Isl NV. Or. b
$40 81. .ItUl Sth NV. STD
$40. JU.i232 ROan'ke Tor. h
$40. 30. 1916 + NV, Tor, b
$50. 1855 & sc. ". }
$3.50. .2l45 + NV. Sr. b
$50. 81 lO5 Seston NV .Sr /
S35. so. 154l sth NV. Or. b
S35. 80. 1904 9th NV. Tor. /
S32. SO. 1919 II NV. ST.. /
S32 so. 1927 4 NV ar b
$50. 80. 1907 goth NV. 9r.t
5000. .e0S 9th NV. 9r.
5000. .b2s 7th ne. Tor.
$50. J0.13s Seaton NV ,sr. 4
SOS. BOOT 18th NV. 7f. b
SIS. 2il + NV. 9r. !
$3.50. 700 p NV. Sr.
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SIS. 80. ..5I6 7th ne. 8.
S25. 80. .923 10th NV. Or.
$25 80. .62s S NV, 7r.
81. so. .413 18th ne, Cir.
f22 so. .T07 9Th ne. Or,
81 90 l42i +. Cap. 5r.
$2.5 so. .453 Tenn nv ne. 6
So so. 500 D NV. Or.
$2U. ....-.-.. 93T r nv
sl6. so. -922 22d NV. Or.
$3.50. .1420 ID ne, 4
$l5. 30. l2lS Kirby NV Or :,
$3.50 1918 18th ne. Or '
SIS. 80. I3l + ne. Tr.
SIS. 80. 2423 18th NV, Or. /,
SIS. 80. 40S Albany ne Sc,
tl3 80. ..l4l6 Duncan n
&l3. 30. 14l2la Duncan. ar.
$3.50. .14ld Duncan. Ar.
1850. .1o6 ID ne,
1880 1886 S NV. Or.
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Chevy Chase 12r b. so COL 1911 d ne, Or, b.. 20 90
332 II ne Or b. . 80 sol 52I 6th ne, Or, b. .21 SO
2315 NV. Or. b.. ..25 so 1918 Md NV ne. 6r 10 90
goo 9th ne ST. b. % sol 1913 18th NV. 2r. .15.O 90
700 I. Sr. DID,. .205Ot212 ne. Ar. .l0OO
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FUR RENr-BY B. y SAUL CO., 7TH q L NV
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7l3 18th NV, store 20 1927 Fla me- Or, BIS. so
154l 9Th NV, Sr. b37 sol Back st, Or. lS 90
1911 18th NV. Sr. b 35. 20 I6V8 33d pw Or ". so
1903 Riggs Or b. 81 50 i4s Pierce W col r. 90
l747 LIST NV. 7r, b. 80 so Rear 7th 4 o NV lr 3 90
1851 bughtwood av NV, 452 NV office 81 & 50
IL o'.... 10 Rear sos 18th NV s. we. 20
55i d NV, ior. b. 30 146 Pierce. Or, w. col 3 80
sos NV 7r. b. 81 so Woo,jburn b G. Or "a on
Gil NV. 12r. .27. sol "
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FOR RENT-MOORE & HILL uNC.). TIT 14TH ST.
UNFURNISHED-

21os 1921. 3b. st yr$2. 500
1920 VT av. I6r. 2b. 5000
1905 r av.17r.2b. 125 O0I
1IOI 18th, 1Gr, 2b. .125.00I
1874 Conn av. l2r.b. l00. ~
1901 10Th, 1lr, 2b. 1000
1922 N II av NV. So. 10
1928 10Th NV, 1lr, b.75- 90
1924 N III av NV. .01I
1912 O NV, Tor. b. 500
1898 Baltim'e. Tor. b. 10 90
12IS N ii v,12r, 3b. rs 90
POO II NV. l2r, b. 1900
1922 to SO Bait. Tor. b65 90
2023 kal av, 12r. 2b60. Wl
1907 14th NV. 1Ur. b. go, 00l
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