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Best Way to Drink Milk.
Fr.m Leslie's Weekly.

We live by digesting and assimilating
food. not merely by eating 1t. Mix as food
bu Ids up and forms body tissues and
fluids and repairs waste When taken
slightly In excess the unused portion, most-
iy butter fat. is stored in the system for
future AS is well known. fluid milk
and vichy is a wholesome drink for many
who cannot assimilate milk alone. A pinch
or two of salt in glass of milk will pro-
duce a similar result. 1t aids In the easier
digestion Of the curds as formed in tina
stomach prior to digestion. 1t is wise for
the possessor of weak stomach TO sip
glass OF milk slowly instead Of drinking IL
hurriedly. The larger the quantity Of milk
taken at one draught the greater the diff
ficulty of it's digestion. It may not be gen.
orally understood that hot milk taken INTO
the system Is almost Immediately absorbed
It is stimulating without reaction.
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Just Missed 1t.

From The London TrIbune-
An elderly woman who had. during the
course of a somewhat eventful life. buried
four husbands. encountered at the gates
Of the cemetery where they reposed an old
but tirnid lover whom she had not seen
for years. She took him inside and showed
hfn1--not without feeling of pride--the
well-kept tombstones Of her former lords
feelingiy, e.you might have been lying there
today II you had only had = little more
courage
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
BOUGHT TEN ACRES
John Bourgoise Becomes Owner Of
Land Opposite the Half Way
House for $1,000,

A. T. DeBaun and Michael ], Cahill.
Joint owners of the ten acres of
ground in the Cairo Drainage district,
opposite the Half Way House, on the
Mound City road, sold il yesterday tc
John Pourgoise for $4,000. 1t Is fine
piece of ground, either for gardening
or for building purposes, and will be
utilized for one or the other by Mr.
Bourgoise The deal was made
through the agency of Z. l., Gilbert.
Three hundred dollars an acre is
considered fairly good price for
land in the vicinity Of Cairo, and Is
thought 10 mean that the pro poets
for the future are very good in the
way Of material development. 1t is
understood that some quite important
improvements will be made in that
part of the county during the next
six months or year
Report II that Mr.. Bourgoise who
has been a gardener all his life and
sold his fine garden land inside the
city limits to the Mobile & Ohio rail
road some months ago, has found that
he can not be happy without garden
ing and has determined to re-establish
himself in his favorite occupation on
the ground he has just bought,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
The WEATHER

The maximum temperature yester
day was ~, minimum 81, at Z p. m.
G3 and at IL o'clock last night it was
5S on the streets. The day was pleas
ant in every way.
The government bulletin reported
rain from eleven points, the heaviest
1.7S at Galveston, 1926 at Shreveport
and 1.12 at Oklahoma. 1t gave the
following as to general conditions:
An area of high barometer overles
the upper Ohio valley and the north
east. A second high pressure area of
slight intensity, however, centers in
southern Montana. A rain storm Of
considerable energy is approaching
the north Pacific coast. A disturbance
developing in eastern Texas, is caus'
ing rainfall throughout the eastern
and middle portions of that state,
also in Louisiana, Arkansas, western
Missouri and Nebraska.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
OLD RESIDENT DEAD
Mrs. Ellen Duggan Passes Away After
Living in Cairo Since the Early
Sixties.

Mrs. Ellen Duggan died yesterday
afternoon at ST. Mary's Inhrmary. She
had been in for some time and had
been under care al the infirmary sew
eral weeks She was IS years old
and had lived in Cairo ever since the
early sixties, coming to this country
from Kilrush. County Clare ireland.
where she was born. Her husband
died in Cairo in 1878.
Deceased was the mother Of Or. y
IF. Duggan, p 3. Duggan, mail car
rier, both Of Cairo; John D. Dugga0
.of Seattle Wash. and j. NJ Duggan
.of Los Angeles Cal A brother re
sides ia s.. Louis and a sister in
Brte. Mont
Mrs Dugs3n was one of Cairo
oldest residents and was held in high
esteem by all who knew her
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

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'ag mo- i''I us -. u,,,-+oa ,,o.tor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

II was politics, purely! That is to
say, Williams figured 1t ont that Pen
Geld was backed by political influence
in his fight for the captancy OF Thir-
teen.
You see Thirteen was an impor-
tant station down in the heart OF the
city. There was a certain prestige at
tached to the eaptaincy there that any
man in the service might envy, VIII
liams had won his place by hard work
and a record as fire fighter second ia
none.
Penfeld on the other hand was
comparatively new man, His house,
twenty-five, was a suburban station,
situated ia that part Of the city where
the streets ran into lanes and fields.
And then came the memorable fire
at the old arsenal It Was wild
night in January and about II, when
the gong sent Williams and his men
tearing into the night
The wind was blowing a perfect gale,
which whipped the flames to their task
of destruction as though the arsenal
were built OF wood, instead OF brick
and stone,
Williams, in obedience to orders,
had old Thirteen hauled over to pro
tect the nearby hotel, Then while
the oilers fixed her up to the hydrant
he himself went into the place.
Stepping into the elevator he went
up ann made brief tour OF several
of the higher floors. From the front
rorticos came sounds Of laughter as
the guests viewed the speetle.e before
them,
i've a mind to clear tho place my
self" he thought, obviously, But first
ne determined to go to the top floor
Is stories above the street Here he
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
Ugly Charge Against Captain.

Molgantown, Ky, dispatch Of
Friday saws: Mrs, one Wills has
filed suit in the eircnit court here
against the Evansville and Bowling
Green Packet company who operate a
line Of packets on Green and Barren
rivers. and Capt ]. II Williams for
heavy damages She claims in her
petition that while a passenger on
one of the companys boats Capt. vii.
liams and some others of his crew
tried to assault her. The case has
created great deal of interest
throughout this section
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
OTHER REALTY CHANGES

The following deeds were left for rec
ord with Circuit Clerk Davis since
last report:
Angeline Jackson to Charles Robis-
onn. wd, north half OF lot g. in Let 20
section H. township H. range !, 81.
Angelina Jackson to Charles Robi-
son, wd. north half Of lot 3, in lot 20
Thrupp's subdivision in southwest
quarter. section H. township II.
range /, 81.
John l.. Bowers et TX to Jerry Pc
cord, wd, town Of Willard AZ feet. 10
inches, of west end, ST.
Catherine Mahoney and husband to
Annie f. Cook, swd, city Of Cairo, first
addition. lot y, block Al, $500
Catherine Mahoney to Sarah J Wal
der. city of Cairo, first addition lot
IL, block "A, $500.
Alex Wilson 10 Settle MCGOWAN
wd. Wilson's subdivision No :, lot
?, block 9. $50
Michael T. CahiT ct al to John A
Bourgeois -wd. ten acres in northwest
quarter OF fractional northeast quar-
ter section II, township Il, range /
SO 600
Albert Jackson ct al 10 Rosa Thorn
as qcd wesl half of southeast quarter
of northwest quarter Of section 81
township l6, range ,, 81.
Albert Jackson eS al to Bessie Rob.
erts, qcd east half of southeast quar-
ter Of northwest quarter of section 81
township iG, range ,, ST.
Bessie Roberts ct al TO Albert lack
son southwest quarter of northwest
quarter Of section 81, township 1G.
range 2. ST.
Angelina Jackson to Charles Jack
son. wd south half of LOT 3. in block
20 in Thrupp's subdivision in south.
west quarter Of section H. township
H. range ], 81.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
SAILORS WANTED.
RECRUITING STATION OPENED IN
CAIRO YESTERDAY TO RE.
MAIN ONE WEEK.
Stronq inducements offered Young
Men TO Take Service in the
United States Navy at
Fair Pay.

The navy recruiting office was
opened yesterday at 712 Commercial
avenue, up stairs, for the purpose of
receiving applications for service in
the United States navy. The station
will be open only this week, and all
applications must be in by Friday.
The office is in charge Of w. Davis
cockswain, Il. S. N. 1t is said that
recruiting is very successful in this
section owing to the troubled condi-
tions In Cuba. Twenty-Five men We're
enlisted last week al Evansville, Ind.
Men are enlisted as apprentice sea
men between the ages of II and rs
at SIG per month. They are trans
ferred to the naval training station
at Norfolk. Va, where they are given
a preliminary training in knotting
and splicing, gunnery signals, swim
ming, sewing, care of clothing, etc.
Ample time is given for recreation
and base ball and foot ball are in.
dulged in. also boat racing. A library
is installed for those studiously in
clined. Frequent shore leave is given
and visiting parties to the different
ships of the Atlantic feet are made
up.
The young men are taken out on
short cruises in small gunboa's where
they get an idea of war life. At the
expiration of four months they are
promoted to ordinary seamen at $19
per month given ten days furlough
then detailed on the battleships and
cruisers. Promotion now depends en-
tirely on their own efforts.
Besides apprentice seamen trades
men between the ages of q and 35
are enlisted with pay ranging from
$50 to $40 per month such trades are
blacksmiths copper
smiths, plumbers. machinists. fire
men, competent electricians, stenog-
raphers and drug clerks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

found q staircase to the roof. Clam
bering out he trayersed the broad,
level space and found it covered with
embers that elowed as they came
down upon II in a continual shower.
III get a hose up here, anyway he
thought, we can take care Of this,
then He paused with a sudden cry.
He was at the juncture of the air shaft
with the elevator shaft, when a s.lsIa
spark rose up wayering like a glowing
star and drifted of into the night IL
was going up, Not coming down
And that Is why Williams. with a
beating heart rushed quickly over to
the edge and glzed down
With "a bound Williams was on his
feet and tearing across the roof and
through the scuule hole. Down 20 the
end of the corridor he dashed. 4 man
dressed in a bath robe emerged from
room on the corridor and stood gaz-
ing 40 him in wonder
Get into your clothes there y0u.
he cried. har~hly. "anl get ont of this
floor quicker than lightning. This
place IT, on fret
The mans eyes widoned in sudden
comprehension, and with a yell of dis
may be disappeared The next mo-
mcn- Williams was in the elevator.
Down" he cried, "as fast as you
know how, Get every one out of these
floors as fast as you can. go YOU hear?
This place is on fire, There's not a
minute 20 lose,'
tn. operators face h.auched; he
yaukel the rope. and they went down
like tho wind Tho captain was 0Tt
Ike ii fash. and. tearing through q
side entrance. got TO his crew IN the
street
Here ynu fellows, Get shat hose!
Quick, smith and stevens. there
men and women on an those floors mp
there, Get them ont. or We will have
hundred funerals on our hands"
The shafts were burning ferceiy in
unison. sending down sparks in plenty
now. That meant that The top floors
were burning steadily. outward TO-
ward the street and trsr escape bv
the airs and elevator Wa already cIf
on Ior fhe dvofc- mp There
we must nal hraaF fog tH-=o
upua- foor. said WiHisus "the.c's
people ND there. I'm rr. i7 bed. ..ue
Of ON. ThevFl fe ,ut 1r Old se~s -eeu
with hat m8sct ra- tIel- @ @
chance irr 3ma Of them if w. hustle
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

The steamer Tarascon in the Louis
Vile Evansville trade was badly dam
aged the other day. While above he
later city Thursday evening she ran
through herself The wheel and
most of the afterworks were torn
loose and sank in deep yater. The Off,
GERS of the f. A. Woodruff were noti
fed by Paducah riyermen and she
hurried to the scene to recover the
wheel
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

SIT John Holburt Gaio"nor former
Isl of Vienna. lll- who is well knoFn
hrre announces that h. has started
in the practice of law 90 East 81
IaHis. having formed partnership
with Mr Charles p McCoy. They
have a emit af 81 ces in the Me ro-
prlasr hu.'fin- ou Missouri. avenue In
East s. Louis and will practice nnde.
tde firm namc ri Galceuer d MCCOY
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
ON THE RIVERS
]. 3. Williams in Danger.

An Evansville Telegram says: The
pilot on the steamer Joe b. Williams
that passed here today for Louisville
with forty pieces lost control Of the
wheel while a stirf gale was blowing
and the towboat and tow were In dan
ger of being wrecked when the tug
Frances went 20 the rescue of the
boat and assisted her around the high
bend above the city
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
Forecasts for Today.

Cairo and vicinity-Occasional
rains; no decided change in tempera-
turc.
Illinois ISSUED at Chicago Prob
ably showers; not much change in
temprature.
Kentucky and Tennessee ISSUED at
Louisville) Kentucky-Rain; cooler.
Tennessee-Rain, with cooler west
portion.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
VIII Not Go Today.

The fishing party said to De com
posed of U.. IS. C.. Clarke. Chas
Fcrchtcr I-- J.. e. Herbert Hank
Goettcl and Alderman Davis for
Rcr'foo Lake. viii NOT leave today as
reported Ias. evening but .ome other
day due notice Uf which viii De- given.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
FELL FROM A TREsTLE.

Youngstown. Ohio. Oct. 15.-Iamcs
LOngmore. employed ar the Worms
town Car Manufacturing Company
plant, fell from a trestie and was
drowned in the Mahoning River this
morning
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
At HIGH SCHOOL
Opening Entertainment Of the Course
to Be Presented BY The Wilbur
Starr Company.

The Wilbur starr Concert ComparE
win apnear at the High School q
sembly HAL Oh $ TUESDAY cycnn@
This is the FIRST number OF the HIS
Scho.l entertainment coarsc ON ac.
count Of The big wedding ~ tie
Church Of the Rcdcomcr the curtain
will not be raised until SIS ocioc's.
This viii enable holders of seas
ticket lu at end both functions
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
THE WOMAN SCLUB.
Meeting Tomorrow Afternoon Of EK
traordinary Interest to School
Teachers and Patrons.

The Womn'- club will meet tomnr
row afternoon Al the Public Library
in regular semi-m1nthlv session o.
will be the second meeting Of the sea
son and the exercises viii Dee under
the direction of the Educational de-
par;ment with Mr. T. 3 Farrn and
Miss Maude LoAin tn charge
Rev. Charlie Armstrong viii deliver
an address on Benefits Of -Four Years
in The High School" and Mrs. WAY
will speak on Harmony Between
Patrons and Teachers
Tn 50 addresses are upon subjects
of general ard deep intcrnt for tho
pubii-. and friends Of the club and
pa.s-as of thc public school arc ca
pecislly requested fo De present.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
lmnrcssive Services.

Good attendance IS reported at the
Christian church meetings. conducted
hy Evangsii.s Maple and Miller
strong sermons and good singing are
the attractions.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
p H. SMYTH,
Local FOrccaster.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Marriage Licenses.
Mrs Rruan Not BOYD.

Mrs. Jusnta NollisMiller was mar
ricd TO Chas A. Bryan (noi Boyd.
and the event occurred October &,
1905
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
IN SOCIETY
laWrence- Peterson.

The marriage nf Samuel ? Peter.
son and Miss Mildred Lawrence. both
Of Willard. viii De solCmnizcd tonight
at the residence Of the bride father.
DR.. j. A VI. Lawrence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. George DeGelder and daughter
Clara. are here from Carbonate,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, George F. Ort,
of Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. Tom Howley ha returned
from Evansville. being accompanied
by Mrs. Henry Asmann who viii re-
main her guest for time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Sander are
back from St Louis and Cape Girar-
deau, returning Sunday. Mr. Sander $
preparing to leave for Mexico TO look
after the interests Of Cairo stock hold
ers in the Mexico Gold & Silver Min.
ing Company. He will probably gel
away at the close Of the present
month.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

An Advertisement in The Bulletin il
I'D By ten thyusspd peopis ever
shT.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
WASHINGTON Forecast.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 15.-Illinois
Fair in the east; showers in the
west Tuesday; Wednesday showers,
fresh to south winds.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

DR.. J. j. Rendleman went to Ullin
Yesterday to attend A, w Brown,
who was reported seriously Ill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

j. Fl. Peterson, Of Willard, was here
tran.acting business yesterday. He is
a member of the firm of Peterson &
Son. well known contractors Of that
place
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

To have your Advertisement read
~ The greatest nuinhsF r. FScpls Il
must apGeaf 10 Tks BsiIs<ss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today ....6:09 a. m.
Sun will set today .,,...5:27 p. m.
Moon will rise tonight ,...4:25 a m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. 0. f. Bartlett. of Mound city,
was a visitor in Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

A happy thought. Mr.. Austin's Pan.
cakes for breakfast Ready IN a Jiffy
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. A. NJ. Patton of Columbus,
Ohio. is here to attend the Calhoun
Jennelle wedding today. She arrived
Sunday and is the guest Of Mrs. c. T.
Calhoun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Many there De who buy n0thiRg
with their money but repentance
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

c. A. Marchildon, of Thebes, was
in the city yesterday on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

= HARM thonzht VI An-iins Pan
cakes fer breakfast Hesay 10 JLffy-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

A happy thought, Mrs. Austins Pan
cakes for breakfast Ready in iiffy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

DR.. James E. Woelfie returned yes
terday from a visit to Chicago.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
Eagles

For Sale and Removal from Com
pany's Properly .-DuEgan residence
l0csted at Seventeenth and Pine
streets Send sealed bids TO T. T.
ArmsfrcnE. Chief Eurineef. cairo 2
Ihebss Railroad %
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. Nelson c. DePew, who has
been 10 st. Louis, returned last night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

land, night baggage agent has
charge of his duties.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Walter Eichoff is in Chicago for a
few days visit
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Halliday leave
for Chicago tonight to spend a few
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Thursday night October 18TH
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. Lena Kaufman has returned
from a visit to her daughter in Okla
homa.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Chas. Feuchter, Jr., who visited
West Baden, returning several days
ago says the place is very quiet, there
being few visitors and no sports to
speak Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Alfred Brown, of Division street,
who has been a patient at Mercy hos
pital in Chicago for several weeks is
convalescent and expects % return
home tomorrow
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Leo MeDaniels is away on a bust
ness trip through Illinois, Wisconsin
and Minnesota. He will be met 81
Chicago by Mrs. McDan'els and sister
Miss Kathryn Vole. who left here
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. p. p. Gooding has gone to
Memphis 10 visit Mrs. Emil w.
Tschudy.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

0dA a. floitOf III 1difO tESitludl.
c. A. Marchildon, of Thebes, was
in the city yesterday on business
Mrs. Nelson c. DePew, who has
been 10 st. Louis, returned last night.
Mr. and Mrs E. c. Halliday leave
for Chicago tonight to spend a few
days.
Mrs. Lena Kaufman has returned
from visit to her daughter in Okla
homa.
Mrs. p p. Gooding has gone to
Memphis 10 visit Mrs. Emil w.
Tschudy.
Mrs. f. A. Lovelace and Mrs. C. E.
French, of Charleston, were in Cairo
yesterday.
Mrs. stephen Bird and Mrs. E. D.
Carey, left yesterday for a short visit
to ST. Louis.
c. c. Rubenstein, Of "Ruby's Tog-
gerry" is in st. Louis on business.
Leaving Sunday.
Mrs. p. P. Gooding has gone to
Memphis to visit Mrs. T. w. Tschudy.
She left yesterday.
Mrs. c. B. Dewey and Miss Jones
went to st. Louis yesterday afternoon
ON business and pleasure.
Mrs E. T. Aisthorpe and son have
returned from Memphis, where they
visited relatives several weeks.
Mrs. NJ. E. Feth and Miss Mamie
Siapleton went to St. Louis yesterday
TO remain several days for pleasure.
Mrs. Walter Wright, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Musa woodward.
returned home to Memphis yesterday.
Orland ). Peabody went to Mis-
souri, yesterday in the interest of the
Peabody-Aisthorpe Lumber Company.
William DeROssett, son Of Rev. +.
A. DeRossett. came mp from Memphis.
io meet his father. returning yester-
dav
Mrs. F. j. Thistlewood is in Chicago
where she will visit her daughters
Mrs. Erickson and Miss Leila Thistle.
wood
Nj and Mrs. D. X Brown. Of 7s7
Thirty-cixth street. have returned
from a trip to Chicago and Northern
points.
Airs. J.. T. Chapman. wife of the
congressma. e 5ae adjoining district
and Mrs D. ". Whittenberg. of Wien
ma. we're in Cairo yesterday.
r A. willie. baggage master as the
Central Union station has gone to
New Orleans 10 assist there during
she eonclave Of the Knights Of Py-
thiss During his absence " ~ More
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Rev. F. A DeRossett,, rector of St
Pauis Pro-Cathedral at Springfield
H.. arrived in the city yesterday to
off ciate at the marriage Of Miss June
Jennelle and Mr.. Hal y. Calhoun to-
day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. f. A. Lovelace and Mrs. C. E.
French, of Charleston, were in Cairo
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

r. A Willie. baggage master as the
Central Union station has gone 10
New Orleans 10 assist there during
she sonclave Of the Knights Of Pr
thiss- During his absence " n More
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16
PURELY PERSONAL

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-~-~-~-s Af4R3 IN,
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. stephen Bird and Mrs. E. D.
Carey. left yesterday for a short visit
to ST. Louis.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Airs. J.. T. Chapman. wife OF the
congressman e the adjoining district
and Mrs. D. ". Whittenbere. of Wen
IA. we're in Cairo yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

c. c, Rubenstein, Of "Ruby's Tog-
gerry" is in st. Louis on business,
Leaving Sunday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. p P. Gooding has gone to
Memphis to visit Mrs. T. w. Tschudy.
She left yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mrs. c. B. Dewey and Miss Jones
went to ST. Louis yesterday afternoon
on business and pleasure.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs D. X Brown of 737
Thirty-cixth street. have returned
from a trip to Chicago and Northern
points.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-03-08
Death to Distant Fleet.

"put YOU don't understand" ex-
claimed Atsins. quickly and vehement, >
". "Now's the time. don't you see
That will direct million volts-tWo
million volts-accurately, to any as
tance. at any object. Man, If It WORKS.
If II will do it-don't YOU seeE
Montrus stared at the shock-heaueu
boy in a daze.
Atsins held himself in check anu
leaned forward. ,o,ro
"Wi1l the ships at Kie' ever IGa',
their mooriuss if it works. he asnr,', Nv,
drawing in his breath sharply
Two men looked at each other, and "
Nonirrs stored, be saw also III ~
mental vision those hundred u"'N
shanos on the face of the reflector.
Tbcu he pressed a series of buttons
op his desk, and men entered iroH
different doors. ..
"Take this vouug man. Mr..
"Not name" said Atsins' JuS'
an idea" .,o, ,,or+rrs