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CHAPTER xLv.-(contInusd).

Meaning that you would have kept
them for yourself" Lady Altamont
said, with a sneering laugh. "That ~
a candid confession, at any rate.
II shouldn't" O'Brien went on quiet
ly. II meant to return them to their
owner. | don't say that such was my
intention at first. For long time
have been utterly sick OF this lie
am leading. What fools clever men
like myself are to be criminals whist
they could do so well as honest men.
3. .sssThere are no honest men," Lady
sAltAIfionf sneered There are some
people who don't do wrong because II
pays them to keep straight, and there
are-others who have more than sum
cief1t for heirsneeds. These are only
negatively honest men But you don't
mean TO say that you are going 10
join the respectable classes?
Indeed am" o'Brien went on IN
the same quiet way. Il may say that
/ have already done so. came here
on purpose to give you this informa-
ton"
And | had a little scheme In my
mind by which we could have made
thousands" Lady Altamont cried Il
looked upon you as the one man 10
help me in the transaction. Do yon
mean to tell me deliberately that you
mean what you say"
"Ay, indeed do. What has all my
cleverness done for me for the pres.
ent? No more than keep me out OF
Jail. At times have had money,
which I have squandered; at times
have come near to starvation. Al
times I have had TO herd with men
who were utterly loathsome 10 me-
take my late residence in the Water
loo.rd. for instance For a long time
II has been coming to me that | might
do better, but did not make final
decision Till after the night when you
came from here in all your silks and
diamonds TO see me in that squallid
Waterford den. was in the balance
then, but | did not tell you so. And
after you had gone, John Stern came. >
Lady Altamont started perceptibly
and her face grew a little paler.
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brooke, who stole the body OF you
sister away and took her into the next
house. And you have been aware for
some considerable time there has
been pretty free access between the
two houses for some time. To one
OF your natural astuteness, need not
say more than that. In fact, | neeG
not have come here az all might
have left you TO your own devices;
might have ignored your letter Tnis
= Is the last time that | am likely to see
/ you: In all probability We shall never
meet again. But you are a woman,
and II Is my duty TO do what | can
for you You think that you are free
10 do what you please In future you
think that your sister Will say moth
ing as TO that murderous attack, and
that so long as Mrs. Wanless has got
her Jewels back that chapter Is closed
also But there are other matters
which have come TO light arising out
OF your past. Let me tell you that
Capt. Stone is In London; he arrived
from Chicago on Friday. He saw You
yesterday and recognized you. You
know what that means. He will have
no mercy on you, as you know. lie
will put matters in the hands OF the
police, II he has not already done so.
That is why am here today-whcn
come TO warn you before II Is too
late. II this information had not
come to my ears, | should have ig-
nored your letter"
Lady Altamont made no reply ofor
a moment All the color had left her
face; she had lost her hard, defiant
manner She was face TO face with a
crisis now, face to face with an old
enemy whom she had almost forgot.
ten, but one that she knew for al i'm.
placable foe all the time There was
not a moment To be lost. She must
gather together all she had and ny TO
the continent without delay. She rose
slowly from her seat
II owe you something for this"
she said between her teeth. It's a
pity have not another day. Then
could have disposed Of the furniture
here: as II Is ] can only discreeuy
disappear Goodbye. my friend-per'
haps your determination to lead an
honest life is the proper way. after
all. AS you say, we are not likely to
meet again. Goodbye"
O'Brien turned and left the room
without further delay. With wonder
ful celebrity. Lady Altamont got to.
gether all that she required. II was
an hour later than she stood at the
drawing.room window making up her
mind as TO the best way to act. She
was quite ready to fly now. She was
not going to take much with her. She
could trust to her wits TO replenlsh
her wardrobe, once she was across
the water.
Then she drew In her breath with
a sharp hiss. Coming across the road
was a tall man with tuft OF hair on
his chin.
Wilson, OF Pinkerton's," she
gasped. And coming after me! Why
did not get away at once? Why did
| waste the precious moments like
this? And now ! am caught like a
rat in a trap-caught after all these
years II | could only think OF a
way out OF the difficulty! Oh. have
it: my wits are failing me, The next
bouse-the secret panel leading 10
No. l3. There is safety there"
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ductor Charles Strong entered the
Pullman where the youngsters had a
section. He admitted that the girl
might be riding on half fare leglti.
mately. but the railroad company was
losing money in hauling Henry for a
little less than SO TO Portland AS
Henry Is too large to occupy half a
berth II was necessary for his mother
to engage lower berth for herself
and n lower berth for Henry. Then
II fell TO Helen to be placed In an up.
per berth to pass the night
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LOCUST VALLEY, L. l., May 10,-
VIM. II. Burnett is dead. at the age o.
as years, ard the casket in which be
was buried was large enough 10 hold
four persons.
Burnett as g youth was compare
lively lean and slim. He began 10
grow fat when he was about % years
Of age.
Il was never happy until | grew
fat" Burnett used to say. Its the
honest truth that fat people are the
happiest | never knew what a good
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11
Al BoARDERs IN SIX ROOMS.
Discovery Made BY Secretary OF ;
Charity Association.

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. May lO,-In a
report made to the Associated Chart
ties, Secretary Hanson states that In
some places that he visited he found
foreigners herded like sheep, In one
house of six rooms he found forty-one
boarders.
The city is filling up with for
eigners, and, while the foreign settle
ments are much like street car, al
ways room for one more. the present
rush of immigrants is making II i'm
possible to even crowd them into the
different quarters.
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GOT BETTER OF RAILROAD.
Two Enormously Fat Children Have
To Be Carried As Half Fares.

SEATTLE, Wash, May l0.-A ~
year-old lad and a younger sister got
the better OF a railroad company when
Henry Horrigan and his sister. Helen,
bought half.fare tickets from Seattle
to Portland over the Northern Pacific.
Henry weighs 1923 pounds and his sis
ter. eight years OF age, weighs 1870
pounds. Both children are In the half
fare class. but their combined weights
are equal TO four ordinary passengers
who would have TO pay full fare.
There was big protest when Con-
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laugh was until I weighed $50 puonds
Even when | weighed only 400 pounds
began to stop worrying about things
and found out that my business went
along better than ever before. Did
you ever see fat man who was a
failure in life? No, sir, Fat men al
ways succeed because they are cheer
full and they don't worry"
At the time of his death Burnett
weighed ais pounds. He was s feet
and l inch tall, and measured fee;
and inches about the girth.
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"Y" ATHLETES TO FEAST.
Basketball Banquet Will BE Held Fri
day Evening.

The annual basketball banquet CT
the Y. NJ. c. A. will be held Friday
evening at $50 in the Y. NJ. C. A..
auditorium. The representative team
OF the association had a very good
season and the wind-up feast Is ex.
pected to produce some very good
things, both to eat and to listen to.
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BEssIE's A SAD TIPPLER.
Winsted Horse, Led Astray BY Drink
Steals Ice Crem,

Winsted Horse, Led Astray BY Drink,
Steals Ice Crem.
WINSTED, Conn, May 10.-Bessie,
q horse owned by Franz Bros, candy
manufacturers, has eaten CONNECTION
cry and other sweets since she was a
colt. She, has liked whisky since the
winter before last. when after being
rescued from Highland Lake she was
given two quarts OF barleycorn TO
ward of a possible attack Of pneu'
monia.
Yesterday a large five-gallon can OF
ice cream had been left standing out.
side the store, when Bessie, dragging
the heavy delivery wagon across the
curb, removed the cover CT the can
with her teeth and proceeded to eat
the cream.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11
DEBT OF 1898 ALLOWED
N FOR S1ys24 Has Increased Since
Then To 100000.

8TERLlNG, ILL.,. May 1O.--At the
time OF the seizure OF the United
states frigate Betsey. by the French
al the year 1853. Solomon Barlow was
fnterested in the craft to the extent
81 vf.s24 He put In claim against
me Federal Government, which. ac-
konling 10 word received the other day
~ two heirs resident here, has now
been allowed by the court Of claims.
The principal and interest amount
Ne 100000. which will be divided
Equally amongst the Ave surviving
fahdchildren of the original claim
Mni
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11

The departments of agriculture Is ex.
perimenting In several Of the southern
states with Japanese grasses used for
mating.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11

An improved cover for street man
holes, recently patented, screws into
its socket so that wagons cannot
knock II out OF place.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11

An edible and nutritious fruit has
been obtained from the climbing rose
by cross breeding by a California
horticultural.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11
Weak Over-WOrked Women

Who
and duties by oerequent and chdern
burdens which the
patty But while commcndb
good
compounded and carefully adapted peculiar
organization.
Who well carefully
remedy
carefully thoroughly educated
has had long and successful treating of
Dr. Pierce's FavOrite Prescription
MEDICINE
for sold by
by Oueh
the HfcahonS
NORM INJURIOUS tNo1ninRd drugs
REMEDY Is III ands In
o hmakers In IL
under soemn
the above
by ndtutwor Of
sickness and distress
found by valuable
all schools of
of the best known remedies for the complicated which
mended Of
testimonials booklet full
WORLDS DsPENsARY MEDICAL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11
ChIIdrca Tre,h,px

AIRS winslow's Soothing syrLp nas
been ussd for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
S SHRFHeT s WILLIE TET sndss w;s
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYs
ell PAIN; CURES WIND COLO. and 10
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sol:
world. BE sure and ask for Mrs. r,ir-
slows Soothing syrup" and tahe no
other kind twenty-five cents = bottle.
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A cubic foot of aluminium weighs
Iesb than 100 pounds; a cubic foot OF
ta6t iron F460 pounds: and cubic
loot OF copper $50 pounds.
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NUMBER THIRTEEN
A Powerful Serial Story.
BY =. n WHITE, |

Blind, Ths Cardinal Of
Crown" etc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-22

bsnans. In reIMem ssaIIe befaafes Hads:QHse.
nemt nt4t BITE 8infsn ani bis Donos " W
f6!tsten iou bic Dor ber aousitton Dsr e.nanS.
sst4obsnsn tiisbmsni 8atinnssn dnsasasesn
6sftion 8. 1ns gonSs Der eiaSi Ginsinndii
auSosgeben nerben ioIIsn Dor Der Hohsihon
bon uiiebmentd teiIsdbliingen, nHb spdr "
siusm Netrao, Der beuisIben alei0iomnif
Seificn o. T1b Der Meft ber GclaMmHolieaa .
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anpen 8u ireenoeinem Observation-Disclosures
o1fuf nnb Die SrdDensrlaee. iutisbe IIgeHeipei'
dem ssittsr bon rnarensenbeu cdnoreisn cber
uno uusanhen fnr irpenDeinsn folren 8liiprut
bon Der Gfa5t CINCINNATI aus benz Erc5inI'
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Union Gfrnrs bsffsgsrt fpsrben fclsr fiir biz
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tisrniirn rmddfief unb onasirisIsu ipstos, e.
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unb beften Eieier nod ber Der6.ensiifung, IN
uthereiufiirrura n1ii bem Gsfexs.
Seiticn 2. Ttefe Croinars fritt In slra'i nni
keiien com Gefesc srI1uhfsn Sesipunfi an.
gafiifi nT g. September u. Z. 1910.
Cite y. 8tHHtr
TraSetrt 9rs TEN. hes Gieairstts.
@fginnbi4i: =. 2. 9artolL ont. elett.
1922
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N rpiuar,, SO. 2,0Ga 9elftrmeue foriIu'ab'
rem nit Der EfgbefieruHa bon Sapoe
slseni.s i bic sur iasllpen ainie bon lnien
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sisrnas stas 'g biS am iisiden ainie bon iiu;oa
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.prii 1910 nnh aemaf neH Ri1HeH 12fHifas
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eniefhetea rrHreen nro teEi altllenfa IN eef
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erfnt. Soroernraea. nfite beseurd eri'iebeI'
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rub Ser Collector n biefbArA ermadtsa, nnh
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sur uornsreetsnbs unb arbsye Wef
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msi0en peiisnsrfsrr Gfaenibnns fam absr aud
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fads bssotIsn taEfrprD s'yanase l9ol xafe
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mater esH RtitFsH paH Gh,o, fr 4t;tat ID efr Gle
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(CiRs crstnaHs Ne 2.o7s-3n Gsflttsng
~ ns grusG bfr sBai'sr Mosnas. poH eet o5ils
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MISUNDERSTANDING GHnnrffsfl F3sJ.12i Nus; benr
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b,ritei l6.78 sus b!s ~ ptr uorpli1en Curb .iais
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bon tiHsn 8toIeni fur nsuHmnpntnn3le uED Astts
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uno Hsbtniis 6nHpetHfl fs5g72l aus,
unb bot btr Brab rtr 6hiidsH 8Grtssins sutslbs
fein foH. fotpsit bic 6rtniauetn ts sflaEbtn
pahiri am g. Gsptsmbr ". g. 1910.
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