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(Continued.)

NSOAlIHuCu.J
Before Rowland could recover
from his surprise Croisset had
passed swiftly through the door.
The engineer called his name, but
there came no response other than
the rapidly retreating sound Of the
Northerner'S mOccaSined feet
With a grumble of vexation he
sank back on his pillows. The fresh
excitement had set his head in a
whirl again and a feverish heat
mounted into his face For long
time he lay with his eyes closed,
trying to clear for himself the mys-
terry of the preceding night. The
one thought which Obsesses hm
was that he had been duped. His
lovely acquaintance of the proceed
ing evening had ensnared him COM
pletely with her gentle smile and
her winsome mouth, and he grit
ted his teeth grimly as he reflect
ed hof easy he had been. Delhi
erately she had lured him into the
ambush which would have proved
fatal for him had it not been for
Jean Croisset. And she was not
mute! He had heard her voice;
when that death-grip was highest
about his throat there had come TO
HIM that terrified cry: Mon
Dieu, you are killing him-killing
him!"
His breath came a little faster
as he whispered the words to him
self. They appealed to him now
with a significance which he had
not understood at first. He was
sure that In that cry there had
been real terror; almost, he ran
cied as he lay with his eyes shut
tight, that he could still hear the
shrill note of despair in the voice.
The more he tried to reason the
situation, the more inexplicable
grew the mystery of 1t all. II the
girl had calmly led him into the
ambush. why, in the last moment
when success seemed about to
crown her duplicity, had she cried
out in that agony of terror? In
Howland's heated brain there came
suddenly vision of her as she
stood beside him in the white trail;
he felt again the thrill OF her
hands, the touch of her breast for
moment against his own; saw
the gentle look that had come into
her deep. pure eyes; the pathetic
trmor of the lips which seemed
bravely striving to speak to him.
Was it possible that face and eyes
like those could have led him into
death-like trap! Despite the evil
dence of what had happened he
found himself filled with doubt.
And yet, after all. she had lied to
him-for she was not mute!
He turned over with groan
and watched the door. When Crois-
set returned he would insist on
knowing more about the strange
occurrence. for he was sure that
the half-brcsd could clear away at
least a part of the mystery. Vainly,
as he watched aud waited, he
racked his mind to find some rea-
son for the murderous attack on
himself. Who was ''the little Me-
leese," whom Croisset declared had
sent the warning? So far as he
could remember he had never
known a person by that name. And
yet the half-breed had uttered X as
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several years OF living as flee as
man.
"While I am getting house
broke again, it seemed to me we
might board and work together in
his work. Literary husbands and
wives 'collaborate.' I don't see why
we can't enjoy doing similar work
together, and it is no reflection up
on the husband that his wife Is un-
dertaking the business with him. l
am sure we should enjoy IT."
"You stay home and let him do
the hustling," broke in tho man.
"Of course you could help Him, but
you can help great deal more by
having the home and yourself ready
for him when he comes home from
his work.
HE WANTS A HOME.
'The greatest thing about wom-
an is her charm. Keep that for
him. You give him all that your
woman's heart and soul can give
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Half the cemetery has been
turned into an amusement park.
The local druggist lost his trade
In panaceas and is now selling ice
cream and candy.
The undertaken departed. There
has not been a death In eight years.
The greatest problem the people
have to face is what to do with the
village doctor. Disease refuses to
visit the spot.
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PARADISE RECLAIMED!
IT'S COBENA, SPAIN

MADRID, Oct. 13.-Since Adam
and Eve made their quick exodus
from the garden of Eden man has
been striving to again find an
earthly paradise.
The lost is now regained. The
paradise is Cobena, little village
near Madrid.
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en- the preceding night. For few
moments he contemplated the
marks of the conflict in the snow.
Where he had first seen the half
breed there were blotches of blood
on the crust.
ITO be cOntinued)
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Canada's merchant marine has
shown a marked decrease in IS
years. The tonnage was 1896
In 1874; In 1909 It was 1855.
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>>>~H~H>~A>>>
8 DISPUTE OVER EGGS CAUSES FIRE.

NEW YORK, Oct 13-Max Friedman proprietor OF a restaur
Seventh allied by customer told that the
two fried him very Eli Koodneph match
salesman, the customer =
Friedman insisted the the
he couldn't them wouldn't them unless Friedman
did, and the atter ried but couldn't them
the salesman.
Then the payment dropped
his sales the matches
blaze enough draw big crowd Friedman INDICATED
the jefferson Market
. Q . . . Q . . Q Q . .
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MoUNTAN RAT P0Ts WHOLE TOWN IN DARkNEss

TELLURIDE COL Oct. ia mountain threw the
town of Telluride life performing
the
The animal had been wandering about the um station the
time trouble but
caught Finally with It's hind feet
its forepaws high voltage wire short circuing
rent and grounding II.
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(The End.)

Please patroniZe John e. Lyon,
low price plumber. Repairing a spe-
cialty. Telephone Max. 1926. Divis-
Division and Montgomery. go
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II the women's revolt continues
to grow, all men who now beat their
wives will beat the carpets instead.
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Wed have won that football
game II our captain hadn't lost his
head"
Mercy. was 1t as bad as that? I
heard 1t was only an ear"
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Salvini McCready Hamfatt was q
tragedian Of the old school. In the
old school the Roman senators wear
their fleshings as underwear off the
stage and haunt free lunch counters
and hockshops.
Once Salvini McC. H. got a
weeks engagement in burlesque
show to do his celebrated soliloqy
from Hamlet. The affair had been
widely advertised. and the audience
arrived burdened, strange to say,
with market baskets.
The curtain rose on Hamfatt, and
he began:
"Tuh be-ur not tub be-e-e-"
1t was.
(The End)
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Thirteen cents' worth OF copper
at the mint makes 100 pennies.
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MOST ANYTHING
JOSH WtsE SAYS:


Tim Jenkins, who wanted to
drive racing automobile, has been
sent to Join the army, where there
won't be any danger Of his getting
hurt"
Who beat the bosses in New York?
Who used the big stick on the
stork?
Who pinned the tariff on his fork :?
Dear mother, pass the pickles.
A floating Jacket has been In.
vented for aviators. II will support
for days an aviator who tumblss
Into the water.
Look at that trunk" exclaimed
the lady in the baggage room, ex-
amining her damaged possessions.
"Yessum, III looking at it." said
the baggage smasher.
We'll. what are you going to do
about it,"
I'm report 1t to the baggage mas
ter. he will report It to the agent
here, he will take 1t up with the
division superintendent, he will
take 1t up with the general man.
ager, who will refer 1t to the dam
age department, who will send an
agent around to see you in a couple
OF years to ask you why you didn't
buy decent trunk in the first
place."
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OR. IN. New Cutoff
SHORT LINE TO
Wardner.
Wallace,Burke

Two trains Dolly. Leave Spokane
8 a. m. and 2:45 p. IN. Arrive Wal
lace 11:45 a. m. and $3.50 p. m. The
new scenic route. Short trip on fast
new steamer Harrison" across
Lake Occur d'Alene.
ST. JOE RIVER POINTS.
Connection daily with both trains
for Chatcolet and st. Maries.
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.h.' first DIVISION That - th' wav
On" IN 0- a-" .drnt .ti"d when a. ~aa
ott"r question, cam" t. ham thick amt
last H." 30 they get air into the tur-
r"t..' li., pants nut the vcnttiators
-NhH' du'4 the ~ ~ hiu" flag with
tN' >.t-- ru IN" Htur,cE ant the rcd
1T ln" SAW 49," with twu -irr~ SWING
from rn. Connecticut moan ~" cN-
plains that the ban" O.. the -lSu at th.
-"rInr ofhcSr Gown r~ fr" yard Admiral
Who's" h"1dp .irtrr, are IN me training
-.u tr.o"k, and the rrd far moan,
'I" 'rHt Ndm,rIi ship. and thar when
80 -ar th" r'-' nag a. foWn hrrIu~a than
'u" H"ri AHMED T. - -'urrr rank
We ar ahuu' I~'s'n irrrnEo- i- o..
answer - another. and % II 10 another
waH iHrlUi- ,n prom .'I..it pinr,, - arninu-
ui'Iur. -iHFt - ONE = IN" twru'v-tvr
3 rE,u guns - rtlIb-" ". nav. four
s.! .rrh rurr"i. Two gun, each "" hav"
lnTI"r.n defence battery
-NuI 500 bee ,.u..snt- - THE Sr\.
yl.."r- Vh-r these ut"-tIur"r- nay.
'"'u ut-. 81 how .u'. rested rr"v ~.
ard VT. what general Intelligence. they
-r"Hn uu Ty...y f",'.,iI and general
-...r-rt- / ''luN Do shows % ", rr.,r~rr.!
.n'"rr-f IN tt" part = the American
Ir'"pl' hat Interest c"~tarnlv grows
800 'H" 'Im- | f-.Il",. - - % good sign 70
~ iTl. moment -" - called away for
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! heard 81 two strings - pearls h,in x
stolen from 'yp New York women and
I remarked This means extra s'IsIu"-s
Tor 10 knowing very well that tho"
strings yer" not likely 10 10 recovered
and that On" .psors would not Wait long
b..rrr. Duplicating them.
Mo- theft. ~ Jewels are made pos
.l.l" ty .aDlr Nos. Il j. Principally
~ novels iha' tHI"y"s plan 80 break into
i.N"l safe .u a~.yat" house Nova
days thor" t- ro meet 10 try anything
80 risky >pun"r or later American
women. ESPECIALLY \"w Work worn"n.
are pretty -'lr" Zoo rrIt 'h"Ir i"w"l- tempt
rucly within r"acu "t onr"'ou- fingers
aud fl" w,r.l.r - I' j. that these worcn
are up' rDtls"I oi'.r"r
~" grandmother Of = N"v Yorker
who's" jewels ~" ugcn "nyr"i hv other
wop"n gave q e cars" for 90" FREQUENCY
~ Jew"i ruht"rirs the means employed
bv their pvn"rr 20 TRANSPORT them from
uu. uiar" - another said she.
When ! va- young I look"d after my
pcwols myself. carrying them when trav-
cling or whom vl.Iting in channels tag
tucked away IN my con-Age
To I,a sure. ~. admitted ts her grand
ia lEltlt' hI4EI'N dhlIls ffUl OWN n
tiara ur nigh dog collar 1t diaInpnds
oiil"r That docs make difference
Of course Md I wasn't on IN" 10 all
the IVA" and diin ~ wear my hest pI"ccs
~ Jew"lrv every day
N" granddaughter. who occupies her
rl'y hDu-.. about thr'-. months n! tho
wear. srondinE ~" other nm" months
moving ab.u .hl. and 0'ha- cpdn'rI-s.
AMI whn h,s hri i"w"l trpub"~ 81 her
rRu F.-'r- u"~ iory"ls m commission
81" y"lr around. taking th"n with her
wherever ~" gu''7
what ~ tho 49, - pwniug jewels II
On" do--.nt wear then'- - he argument
she advance. fpr moving around Witr
J.w"I Collection worth . fr~fvu" ,or What
yuud pno. huF" ha-'n r,narl'.r..d = FOR
iuu..t "urlp- II ~ hlt~a b,s WuIrh o..
..uf rtr.f.-d 90 q mad 20 carry This al"
-.ri g. rto Efv mD-. - h"r 7rr.rds carry
their I"NrIs when travelling "i,h"r her"
,r Iu Eurur"
Va" bag whinh ~" Displayed va
mad" Of .srI l,'tI.r. -hlI.-i hk" % SUIT
rtss mi 0iu..d witl ksiyy silk 4 re-
tup.aLl.. rr..' q covered huN divided into
,.rrua o. MONT. md tt1ur ten by mn"
Iurh"s Nsrri INTO rho h. " - the rag
THIS nrd q 80. ld lnck and key. ~ had
aso the bag.
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a.Lad
-K.lgt,,.ly no b.. r.Yli.i 4 have"
Lu,vu women ., carry -s.."-tl Costly
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J,p..
Ant Gy tho Nv ,,tr~v,ur towels
a.r,uDd IA a handbag H. not .ftpE..' n,.r q
,u,.I.ru custom Several da-ld..~ ag,.
th.. cnmp,rattvplv few Am"rletr women
,Wu,ng h4nd-nr,., Jsw.l- rui rtI-t.i lh",n
an fEe NV occasions when they ,,.n.
REVEALING To- th., care ~ a f,tnily servant
Shosa srs-,,tI duty Wa4 10 lyo< after i."
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IEiPPING N,ND tDDERS
When The, Hunt the ~ ,utuad. That unn,
the lie.

Wong -" shore. .tid man who
has h,'-i th"r'' amt Knows u. lilo. -ib..-r
WAY ''' Moor" ur l.-,- .flT cat NJ on IN.
leach wNsH may De-" - -Iru -rrt ~ To-
attract BE-, ,ui hpptptd- come down t.
catch tu" 'io-
RAGS on m" hlghnr ground m IN. wire
Er1 -. thor" may D." ~,ui add"rs some
tur"- called house snakes Nou know the
ami aii"r' T. t~a v"-v pretty uit'o snak.
mrvf." twn AMI , hlH f""' long. dark
Ir"Nn on ~ h1cN with oval black spot,
having hrrNn c"utr" Men sometime.
u.,' On" and adder skir Tor hat I,ard
-thr hoptnlds rnme down ~ tho beach
90 olton ih" fi"-. ih" and ldder- come
"ur II th" graz, on N" upland- down 70
catch IN" h"rtnad~. and ~ = v"unc-t"r
u~ri to set traps o. catch tn. -and
l,lievs
You tax" any small ~guar" box and
mas" h"l" ~ IN" top and on" N the
ID" covering tnru over with scraps ~
r"ttIrC th'~" hol,-. tnIng e. look through
ard th"u Won MAX" m I'D" ~ IN. box
auuth"r hrl" OF I.,t ~" right sile. which
Won leave uncovered tn, hrle hrinE for
the .ali adder to- go through, and then
YOU put inside the box a hoptoad
The and adder comes along and -e..-
ur -m"ll- a." h"pt"fd through tho opcn
hoi" m m" std" II the box and th"n ~
-,id"- -'n"nthiv through ~" hole inside
Iud then Pretty sp1n IN" -Hnd adder
would haN" the hpptnsd ln~d" e o. But
then ,h' ud adder would H." "a fir
sOi 90. up"Irsl Hils' ~ c"uld ret through
the hrt. unto the buy easily. but IN" hon
toad o. bigger around thau m" -and
id,ier AMI with hoptnld instd" - n
tn" sand ..dd-r rpuldut get out and it
would never Civ" up the hpptoad To-
s-srII"
Boy, u-,d q" ct traps ill.," that sravlpr
h1if = .ipyrn ~ thorn Ia q line set along
ur 10" shove iiK" you'd -"t lobster trans
,I.rr 900 ne water. ard sometimes they
might not get any -and adder, and then
again they might get One IN every trap
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q HsrH platfrs fHa survey ~ fH- a.r
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.HH uan san' f. al. fiaf HHf chen ny
81 rHa.r r.n-y All fH-v vel N..H q. -
.rE t.n- fh~v furzrt al fIr.T suasi
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..a f. .- a. rvu~rt st@Trgfaphrr md
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b,d .f. q. .lI.rr.Iu.f o." ssf an aduraftou.
anil ~lfh al tho l.nir IN -sa 80 curiId "a
r.r-Hi.,s ,fH.'E. amt suo.'l thnA wo
E..Hi |- .Hur' valuable f. f.H Govern
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r,s r..t- . quartet vut.H sff.- ..uuvrfr
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90 --t.r rH. o.. .sa f.- s-.t.r H.,v srH
49, ,-. 80 sH-ss fH. ..sHrsnf ars fHIu#
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n that moment -ufn- 49, mon a-s away
au 'Vu DAYS leave. and fur a week they
ha," N""r coming amt gong IT, runs
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NAM. al, 'ha ,nf.rla,.d .ui'fal- -, and
= Inch hr explains mean -. lean and
~ur"r -Thaf's the va th"y an rr'ur',.
he Says. proud - such r,,.nri il.u
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b." would r. promptly turned over tp ,r"
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moment un" lu-,Ntng man approaches
and sautr. n" - acruuuaul"d ~
wife. 'Vo ,'hrIdr.r auc q ,...r
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-~atur,-.v. 90
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hearty hnV,,v SAILOR lad and having 20
c.t,ed permission IT, extend b. i.a,e
~hiI. showing h., relatives al."u' 'h.. ship
b" salr'..- again and mo-, away
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,.--ay. To- rumu next and NJ" nHir"r Do
the deck. ms attention fp' the mu'r a.
lly.r'.i from mur.. ...rllu.- SUBJECT. -.ts-
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a.. Hs-f summer - Tro,n, clown -SUon
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10 IN" target ipr 'l. ewes - som" -,
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-'r"-uI Auustpd dollar. worth Il rrrg-
ant other pieces II J",."iIy which jr'v
'n' H q" wear li"~ u q 'lucneon ~ %
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thing myself and | nave u","r had any
thing -'.iru "3thrr
! imagine u wD.Ili not -, easy g. find
t'ru' nan woman who -hoI-, Ike that
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# ~ the yard at one. ursv "a the
" and that the weather invites To-
90. fnsDeVfio
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.nrcd across Jha dry do, g, tn" Sn4tr
M - nea- by. tHe Michigan Ia,
o. -''r position ami takes the. greater
'.-..". 90 ~ n" crowd. plrfIy ou rta'
.a' md partly h.,dr-a o. OIL, ON.
MD. '~y newest aud latest "a design
..'. " q stones throw h. 'u.. Hinroc-.
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700 som" great 'ra ul"w''rs a. Int.d r,d Is
''t "'i' s-t1e newest ta'tIs-hip. which
."tir IN Nh" .prinG for launching
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