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The Washington times., 1911-12-01
synopsis Of Chapter. Already Published

senor Roderigo ouexores calls on James
sperhswk, civil engineer. with 2 propo-
the Republic Of ouincatan. in South
america. to San Fellcidad. the capital.
He starts. accompanied by william Hand
iey, Tom Connerton. McCann, his ofice
sSsy.: ssSSy: and hsi sam I'M Young on the y way down So
euera and his niece. Miss Webster. but
tne ,acquhintanceship IL slight. Arrived
~ valo they are welcomed by Jose Go
and Vaio q terrorized community in which
the governor 10 absolute. They make the
scquaintance Of q condemned man named
Heredia, who had to give himself up TO
q horribly disiisured friend NAMED
hsmingway. an American.
sparhawk determines to savc Heredis,
and sends note TO the governor ad-
until he % ha. had p1saDIns an Interview with him.
His answer is an Invitation to the place
execution at daybreak Later he -
awakened by a noise In his room. II
toni, who has come to seek her friend,
The former occupant Of the house. mot
knowing about Sparhawks tenancy. She
70 IN need Of protection IRON the gob srn-
marrying her. sparhawk proposes to her
that, temporarily, and for purely business
purposes, he shall marry her himself. the
marriage to be annulled when the danger.
v over.
To this she finally consents. aud they
Clergyman. sparhawk and his friends
then set out to save Heredia. They meet
point Of a rife he Is persuaded to post
pone the execution, dismiss his escort,
and accompany sparhawk to the ensi-
neers house.. The first person hs meets
cape him and who Ia introduced to him
now AZ Mrs. Sparhawk
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EUROPEAN DROUGHT
INFLUENCES PRICES
, ON C|TY'S MARKETS
Dairy Products Still Ad-
vance-Game Quotations
Show Sharp Decline.

The effect Of a drought thousands OF
miles away, across the Atlantic ocean,
Is being felt in Washington today in
the shape of a sharp advance in the
price Of various dairy products. Butter
still is advancing in price, while all
forms Of cheese, especially the imported
varieties, are much higher.
Short pastures in Holland and Ger
many last summer. which affected the
dairy interests In those countries, is as
signed as the cause Of the advances.
Changes in the game laws. which for
bid the shipping of game into several
large cities, has resolted in a decided
low ering Of the prices Of Came in
Washington. Ducks. pheasants, quail,
and other kinds of game show sharp
cuts in price.
The vegetable markets have received
large contignments of tanyerines from
Florida They sell at 10 cents per
DOZEN EGG plant lie also being received
from the Southern State. Celery stead
lily IN advancing In price, In many
cases bringing Is cents per bunch.
Meat and sea food prices remain at
about the game level as last week.
Average Prices. -.
The following average Of prices is
given for the convenience Of Saturday
inarketers. being an average at the va
r1ous stands:
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a the wharf two carriages, drawn
~ by mules, were soon obtained.
n Don Antonio was In the act Of
informing Sparhawk that one Of
these vehicles would be at the service
of his party when a sharp military CON-
mand rang out behind them.
Turning quickly, they saw a score of
whiteclad soldiers issuing from one
of the Gerfalcons companionways and
advancing along the deck in their di-
rection. The American elevated hts
eyebrows and turned an interrogating
glance upon Don Antonio. The gover-
nor smiled slightly.
I'VE have Brabanti to thank for our
guard of honor" he said. Though you
change condolences with me while I
was your guest in Valo. he surmised. in
the course Of our interview with him.
that something was wrong. Before you
to Moreno, the Gerfalcon already had
orders to coal and be in readiness to
sail on that night for this town.
The trip was for the purpose Of
Accordingly, he concealed himself and
the men In the hold"
'You succeeded in communicating
with Brabani while you wero on the
"Oh, yes. person lying in the berth
in the captains cabin can whisper in
the ear of q man standing on a ladder
IN a little room on the deck below
spartaw s,nilrd dryly rs he watched
the soldiers, with the sun shining on
their shouldered rifles, marching down
the gangplank. Barbara had left Spar
hawks side as Don Antonio approached
and was standing several PAGES away.
The gaze OF the governor wa ndered
toward her, and It seemed as IL he were
about to address her. Size turned away,
however. and Don Antonio oncs more
faced Sparhawk.
at is just possible that We will meet
tomorrow, senor," he said I'm the
meantii he, I hope that you will find
yourselves comfortable In the Quarters
10 which Bra banti will take you"
Sparhuwk bowed. Il thank your eN-
Ceilency," he replied.
Jhe governor lot tho vessel, and, en-
teriDg one of the waiting vehicles, drove
of alone A few minutes later, Barbara
and Counerton entered the second car
rage This did not leave the wharf,
however, until Young's automobile was
Bra banti. who had remained silent
while the Skate was being transferred
from the GerfalcoE to the wharf. kept
his gaze ayerted from Spa rhawk. When
he saw that The time had come for the
took the seat beside Yong Sparha wk
and Bob got in the rear seat, and at a
word from Snarhawk the automobile
moved of at race that enabled the
carriage containing Barbara and Gen.
merton TO follow Immediately behind.
During the ride from the wharf the
only person who spoke was Brabanti,
who. addressing Young from time to
time. gave him the necessary instrue-
The Washington times., 1911-12-01
German Chancellor
To Reply to Grey

BERLIN. Dec. l.-Dr. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg. the imperial chancellor, and
Herr Won Kiderlen- Waechter, foreign
secretary, will reply in the reichstag,
In the course of next week, to the
speech on the Moroccan situation made
IN the house of commons on Monday
by Sir Edward Grey.
II may be that an opportunity will be
indicated for England to manifest its
nection with the Bagdad railway or
with the consolidation of the German
colonial empire in Africa by cessions of
Belgian or Portuguese territory.
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CHAPTER XVI (Continued).
<<YTHINk we'd BETTER" she replied,
and there was a ring Of COM
radeship in her voice that he had

and there was a ring OF COM
radeship in her voice that he had
never heard there before.
He bowed; then they turned to the
door and went out together. Just out
side they met the anxious-eyed Chiqui-
ia. Barbara spoke a few words in tho
Coshan language to her maid, who re-
turned to the stateroom.
When Sparhawk and Barbara stepped
out on deck they saw that the Ger
falcon had been made fast to the pier,
and that gangplank already was be-
ing run out. Sparhawk's face bright
ened as he saw in cne of the groups
OIL the pier several men whose fea-
lures plainly indicated that they were
descended from the races Of the north
Of Europe.
Give me bunch of those fellows
and little of the help Quexores will
soon 500 =, be bringing down here with him
ming from San Feltcidad to Valo In
less than seven hours" he muttered.
A little exclamation from Barbara,
who was standing beside him, caused
him to turn his head.
Look!' she murmured.
Don Antonio and Brabanti were stand
Ing together few PAGES distant. The
Antonio, stroking his mustache. wore
an expression of sullenness as he look
ed at the young woman speculatively.
But II was the face OF Brabauti that
held Sparhawk's gaze-a face that
seemed to have grown strangely sinister
since he had seen 1t last. The eyes Of
the lieutenant were lighted with malev-
olence, and 1t needed only q glance to
convince Sparhawk that in this man re
was to find an enemy who might prove
even more dangerous than Don An
tonic himself.
sparhawk. turning again to Barbara.
was about to speak when a hand fell on
one of his arms and he heard the weird
laugh Of Bob Mccain.
told you 1t wasn't a fairy story"
said the youth. They carved him up.
I've just come to it,"
Sparhawk turned a puzzled face to
the speaker Whats the matter, Bob?"
he asked.
You asked me whether the greaser
and the Indian princess he married
lived happily ever afterward."
The light of understanding broke on
Sparhawk now. and he smiled. oh!
yes. You mean Pizarro he said.
An right, Bob. I'm sorry history
and fairy tales don't have more in
common. Now, you'd better get over
there and give Sam Young hand, II
he needs you"
AS McCann moved off Barbara turned
boy mean?" she asked wonderingly.
The American laughed quietly. why.
Bob has been reading Prescott's Con-
quest of Peru and he seems to have
found an analogy between the lives of
Francisco PiZarro and one James Spar
hawk" he explained. He has just in
formed me that Pizarro came to grief"
Would to Heaven that an honest Pi-
zarro might come to Quincatan," she
answered thoughtfully.
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Game.
Capital Couple
Wed In Alexandria

w. T. Penton and Miss Maude Joseph
Inc Shoemaker, both of Washington.
were married In the rectory OF Grace
Episcopal Church, Alexandria. Thanks
giving Day. by the Rev. Edgar Car
penter. The bride was attended by Miss
Louise kirkpatrick and the groom by
BENJAMIN McConchie. The benedict Is
an empioye of the Library Of Congress.
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Buried In Rockville.

After funeral services at his home.
1880 Eighth street northwest, the body
Of Edmund @. Duley. of the welI-known
Maryland family, was taken to the
family plot in Rockville Union Cemeo
terry for burial. Mr.. Duley, who die
suddenly at his room Wednesday, was
seventy-two years old and had been a
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Hire a Hall for Her.

refused a hall to Mrs Em-
incline Pankhurst. noted English sur
wealthy students Clipped I'm
and hired hall In which to hear her
lecture.
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BOYS with wheels; good wages; short hours.
THOS. p. MOORE'S PRINTING OFFICE,
Hutehins Bids. 10th and N. w,
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WINDOW CLEANING

YOUR WINDOWS need cleaning. Let us
estimate your work. We can suit you.
Expert white men employed. Work guaran-
teed. Phone Main 27s3 22Sla Pa. ave. NV.
HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDows'
White help and moderate prices. LEON l.
CAHoON, Acme Window Cleaning Co.. re-
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BOYS, B TO IS YEARS OF AGE. FOR
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE. APPLY BE-
FORE 10 O'CLOCK TO SUPERINTENDENT.
WOODWARD q LoTHROP. l.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

REGINA, Diamend. Richmond. Thurman
Duntley, Hoover, Bee. all Hnskes sold and re-
paired; free demonstration; prices IS TO slSJ;
cash or time. Main 4l55. NATIONAL. 9Th
and ID N w.
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A Continuation of This Story VIII
he Found In TOmOrr0w's
Issue OF The Times.
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WHERE TO DINE

SULLIVAN'S S4dGk Ss4oR4 dRSeRs 6RSGR;
OYSTERS A SPECIALITY. 10th q La ave-
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FLOOR OILS

C. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KILI.-
ING FLOOR OIL contains olium and wax.
Keeps the noors clean and bright. and gives
niture. Try II. Soc gal, delivered Used
by the U. s.. COVE and over 5000 families for
the last 25 years. lis Pa. ave. NV. NJ. b45s
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DON'T BUY FLOOR OIL until you've tried
CO.. 90 9th st. N. w. Phsns u. s0si =
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PAINLESS DENTIsTRY-SPECIAL PRICES
Beautiful work. very best material. OuI
Vacuum Suction Plate. So. Gold Crowns and
Bridgework, s3 All filings. so cents up.
Painless extraction and cleaning FREE.
guarantee TO all work. ARMY AND NAVY
SITS. Entrance. $50 F ST. N. W.
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CHAPTER XVII.
A New Camp.

a T the wharf two carriages, drawn
~ by mules, were soon obtained.
n Don Antonio was In the act of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-04-30

ened to death, kidneys weak, Mr..
Brown procured treatment of Quak-
er Herb Extract, took it home and In
few days came back to tell that their
little child had expelled some stomach
worms after the very first dose of the
Quaker Herb Extract had been given
him, and he says: MY wife feels
better and myself, I have no more bad
feeling in my stomach, and In fact, I
feel better every way. But what
pleases me most of all is to get those
worms out of our children.
Now this is the way the Health
Teacher proved what he said. He told
you Quaker Herb Extract would cure
rheumatism, catarrh, kidney, bladder.
stomach or. blood troubles, indigestion.
dyspepsia, biliousness and liver troub-
les, and would expeI all worms and
germs from the system. Call today at
Balkcom Drug Co., successor to Han
nah Bros. IT S. Palafox street.
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"OH! HOW BAD I FEEL
People Who, in Fairly
TIear ooh, My

In many cases the stomach has been
strained by over loading, now the
stomach is just as easy to strain as
any other Hgament in the human
body, and in many cases Of sore,
weak, run down stomach. 1t is caused
from overlooking, again it may be
caused from catarrhal affection, as
there is about seven cases out Of ten
of stomach, kidney, bladder, indiges-
ton, dyspepsia trouble that the direct
cause is catarrh in some form who
has been at Hannah Bros. drug store
for the past four weeks, has told you
through the papers that Quaker Herb
Remedies would positively cure these
diseases and the Health Teacher
proved to you beyond a vestige of
doubt. Now how does the Quaker
Health Teacher prove these things?
By giving you the names and ad-
dresses of people right here in your
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city, who you call on, write, phone, If
you do not find that he is telling you
is true, he will forfeit one hundred
dollars to any charitable institution
in this city. Now isn't this fair and
honest?
Here is report from Mr.. A. Brown,
Jr., who resides at No. 1903 LaRua
street. who called at the drug store
He himself has a great deal of trouble
with his stomach. which was very an
noying after eating moderately, he
would bloat, belch, have pains, some
times a little dizzy, headache. Mr.
Brown also has a wife and children,
who he also said needed something to
clean out their systems, saying they
were feeling rather poorly, and espe-
cially the little baby, years Of age,
who was very restless at night,
grating the teeth sometimes would
scream out, wake up almost fright
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congested bowels, overloaded stomachs
mother careiessness.

congested bowels, overloaded stomachs.
mother carelessness.
How many mothers call in the doc
tor when little good sense might
stave off his big bill and some simple
laxative or other serve the purpose of
other and more high priced nostrums.
The stomach Is the root Of almost all
child ailments Of a mild order and that
uncomfortable malady known as the
spring sickness is bound to result
from its abuse. Castor oil is not a
pleasant dose, but 1t may be made
palatable, and It Is the first thing nee
essary with a Juvenile overthrow.
OF all the things suggested castor
oil is the best for the good clearing
out the spring requires for children
who overload their stomachs during
the winter and get peaked at this
time, and along with the boost to
health the dosing gives this especial
medicament is advised by all persons
Of authority for beauty purposes.
There are women, in fact, who make a
point Of taking the oil once a month.
claiming that It makes the skin soft
and fine. brightens the eyes and in
creases the growth of hair.
Next to this needed clearing out of
the bowels in the spring comes a
change in food, and If this change is
made early enough the purging may
not be needed. As soon as February
has passed and new vegetables begin
to come in all the heavy winter foods
children may have been eating should
be banished from the table. Let the
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ODD FELLOWS
| TO CELEBRATE
MONDAY NIGHT
WILL BE THE NINETY-sEcoND
ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORDER
AND A SPECIAL PROGRAM HAS
BEEN ARRANGED - RAFFoRo
HALL MEETING PLACE.

Tomorrow IL the ninety second an
nfversary Of the L o. o. r, and the
event win be celebrated by the Odd
Fellows Of Pensacola together with
those visiting in the city belonging to
the order. A most appropriate and In
seresting program. consisting OF adj
dresses by prominent members Of the
order and some selected musical num-
bers, has been arranged, and the mem
bers are anticipating a pleasant and
profitable time at the celebration. The
meeting win be held at O'clock Mon
lay night, at Rafford Hall
The program as arranged Is as fol-
lows:
Master Of Ceremonies-ThoG C.
Watson, P. G. r.
Music-Selected.
Address-Hon. Scott NJ. Loftin.
Music-Seletced
Address. Ed. Williams, Grand
Master.
Music-Selected
Address-Hon. r. Pope Reese
Music-Selected.
Benediction.
Refreshments.
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CHILLI REN'S
RE NJ z DIES.

A line Of small folk was drawn up
before the family doctor-a sallow
face, blotched one, one that suggest
ed fever. The good man looked at
tongues, turned back eyelids, thumped
abdomens. Then he flung back his
head and roared:
Dear lady, three doses Of castor oil
will do the whole business" The
mother had talked Of malaria, scarlet
fever, taundice-almost all the ills to
which flesh Is heir. And here was the
simple remedy for all her fears-castor
oil, the good oil purge that costs next
to nothing and that almost everybody
needs in the springtime. The three
small people were only suffering from
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boiled plainly, and served with drawn
butter, for cream sauces are invita-
tons to more indigestion. watercress
and chicory make the best spring
salads, these green's being in perfec-
ton at this time, but condiments
should be simple-a touch Of olive oil,
a pinch Of salt and a little lemon Juice
composing the dressing. When toma-
toes begin to be plentiful, a nourishing
and identifying luncheon may be made
with the fruit peeled, chilled and
dressed lightly with mayonnaise and
chopped parsley. Refreshments, food
and medicine are all contained in this
dish, the delicious new tomatoes act
ing bene6cially upon the liver and the
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heads of the family just stop and think
for a moment how they themselves
crave the new fresh foods at this sea-
son-crisp green salads, the delicate
onions, tiny carrots, young asparagus,
new spinach, the tender cabbage, young
rhubarb, and so on. In spring the fiber
of all these things is ten times more
digestible than at any other season
and certain of the vegetables, like
spinach, onions and rhubarb, act d.
rectly upon the blood. Give the child
of seven that Graves the green pickle
a slim spring shallot and a dab Of salt
usual luxury.
All the new vegetables should be
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SOCIETY
Continued from Page Twsive>

depend upon impossibinties: by his re-
lance on these impossibilities he is
all the while giving them occasion to
become possible. In this way an iron
ical oracle comes to be fulfilled by the
agency Of blind obedience. And in in
fatuation. as, in all its other forms.
Destiny is exhibited by Shakespeare
as harmonized with natural law.
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oil and egg feeding the little body.
AS to rhubarb, there is no green
stuff more beneficial at this time, and
as the new sort is entirely without
the bitter taste of the oil 1t can be
cooked in a way to seem an actual
preserve to the young folks.
Freshen up the child's food in every
way, even in the matter Of chops, roast
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THE EAST
HILL EUCHRE,

The ladies Of the East Hill Euchre
club will play cards at the home OF
Mrs. L. NJ. Davis tomorrow afternoon
on Lee street Mrs. Cranston will be
the hostess, however. Of the after
noon
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NJ EETING OF
THE NOMADS.

The Nomads will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon- The Early French Adven-
lures will be considered again, with
the following program:
when the black-robed chief-the
Prophet
Told his message to the people
Told the purport of his mission
Told them of the Virgin Mary
And her Blsessed Son the Savior"
-Longfellow.
Quotations.
The jesuit and the Indian: Mrs.
Oliver.
Reading: Mrs. Mellen.
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MISS CORA BROWN ,


The many friends Of Miss Cora
Brown will be glad to learn that she
is now recovering from an illness Of
several weeks. She has been confined
at her home at No. 305 West Romano
street.
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MEETING OF THE
MONDAY EUCHRE CLUB.

Miss Minnie Potter will entertain to-
morrow afternoon. Her guests will be
the members of the Monday Euchre
club.
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Continued on Page seventeen.l
GET SOMETHING DIFFERENT.

Blue Ribbon Vanilla Extract is Diff
ferent from the ordinary kinds. Made
from select Vanilla Bans, and AGED
until the favor is delicious.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means of expressing
bur thanks to our friends and neigh
Sors, and especially to the crew Of the
launch Swan and to the Marine En-
yineers Association for their many
kindnesses during our recent bereave-
nent.
CHAs. P. BELL AND FAMILY.
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5 or doses 1855" Will cure any case
" ChiIls and Fever. Price, 25c.
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THE BROWNING CLUB
NEXT THURSDAY,

The Browning club Will meet on
Thursday with Miss Mcintyre. The
subject Will be The Hercules Distract
ed by Euripides.
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FOR TUESDAY.

The Tuesday Bridge club will meet
on Tuesday morning as usual at ten
thirty o'clock. Mrs. Pierce is to enter
tain, and the meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. L H. Aiken.
The Six Hand Euchre club will have
as its hostess Mrs. Lep Meyer
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
LAST DAY IF YEAR HAS
 DULL HOLIDAY TUNE

eeutiye ROsalia steady at l3 bid i5 asked Shattuck dull and unchang ca. Chine and Imspiration inactive. Live Oak sold at 23ik and 24 with igat trade. Total sales New York
 9o 400 Monday is a holiday in all markets
Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-01
Rr LII OHerlock.

BOSTON, Dec. 31.-For the clos ing day of the year. the market was extremely dull The short covering movement was over and evening up of contracts resulted in a slight re action. The Calumet and Hecla deal seems to be well defined and We un- derstand the circulars are all ready for distribution to the stockholders Of the various companies. The conssol idation as planned consists of hold ing company to take in Calumet and Hecla and all the subsidiary proper ties. The exact basis of the exchange however can not be announced as vel but it is probably if the deal goes throueifs on the basis Of present sktf4z de nes stock win sell at be go aSs FSs-psiHs Yf00eF
 Curbs quiet and in most instances u81rnAed.s Denhi sold st 4Ss with good demand that figure at the close -s vr-ss44fis5s f11f1ors, lacking confirmation are in circulation but theses who should be best posted profess ignor apoe as to whom is buying, or the in