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health was very bad
and l had a continual
backache which was
simply awful. l could
not stand on my feet
long enough to cook
a meals victua ais
with out my back
nearly killing me,
and l would have
such dragging sensa-
tons l could hardly
naar TII
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FOR SALE, 900 bus els of good
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Dawson, Ca.
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FOR SALE-Deering reaper and
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r. Cannon.
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At our soda fount we dispense the
genuine coca cola. Our limeades
and phosphates are pure and clean.
Dawson Drug Co.
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Serve Plezol to your family. Serve
Plezol to your friends When you
are down town drink PleZol
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FOR SALE-2OO bushels of good
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FANCY ORPINGTON EGGS CHEAP
Setting of Is eggs from my fancy
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on College
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McCollum' stamp pictures will fl
the locket.
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tn after dark I VIII arrange ON q,

tn after dark I viii arrange. Oan u
nothing before There was no sigma
ture. but I needed none to know whose
fingers had held the pencil. Ny lipe
pressed the paper ere I tore It intn
fragments, and scattered them outside
the bars.
The hours of that afternoon dragged
themselves along with exasperatinR
slowness, as l listened for hoofbeats.
imagining every sound the approach
OF returning horsemen. With no
longer any doubt Of her intention, my
apprehension riveted itself on the DOE
sibility OF the British getting back
before darkness gave opportunity for
putting her plans into execution. Al
to what they might be / cared moth.
ing. being ready to assume any rish
which would lead to escape. As the
gray of twilight approached, my earn
strained TO the slightest sound, distin,
guished the changing of sentinels. But
l waited vainly for any visitor; dark
ness closed me in. but no one came
with food.
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CHAPTER XIX,
Again the Cellar Room,

Again the Cellar Room.
The father sank back in his chair
breathing heavily.
Eric here, making use of this
house, and my servants" he muttered
Il can scarcely believe it true. Was
was he here yesterday morning when
you Gamer"
Il found no trace Of his presence,
sir"
There was q moment Of silence
broken Unexpectedly by the rustic Of
a dress. turned in surprise, and saw
Claire standing quietly in the door.
way.
Pardon me, gentlemen" she said
softly. but perhaps l can explain
much Of this mystery, and establish
the identity Of Major Lawrence"
Seldom sprang forward and offered
her a chair, but she merely thanked
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another. I was held in q strorr r,u
Ia INC basemen. overnight"
o We're not there when | searcba
me house." broke in Grant h~oarselv.
NO. and I turned and smiled a.
MN. i had been brought upstairs be.
Tore o arrived"
light?" W uay'
IWo Of them, yes-a man called
refer and an Irish fellow, with a chin
beard" Shii
WHAT and Mortimer started for
ward Peter and Mike in uniform:
ms Is beyond belief. Were they
alone?" "
ihey were apparently under the
orders Of a young lieutenant-the
same who had command of Delavap's
advance guard. l was unable to dis
tlnguish the lads face
Delavan's advance guard" and the
colonel turned toward Grant. "Wbat
90 you know about this, sir? Who
was hep VIM
iHe captain nesltated, shifting I'M.
easily on his feet.
Il do not know. sir" he explained
driven to answer. 81 merely
uad a glimpse Of the boy when | first
joined he column. IL thought / rec
ognized him. but was not sure"
Who did you suppose him to be?'
Your son, Eric, sir"
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XXX
The lady's Plan

.S
I must have remained there an houI
dndisturbed, listening to faint sounds
in the rooms above, and peering out
between the iron bars at q little
square Of blue sky, and some waving
branches. Once, with ear pressed
against the door, l could distinguish
the regular steps Of a sentinel pacing
back and forth, and out of the window
I caught the silhouette OF a cooked
hat and brown gun barrel. Seldom was
evidently guarding me with the ut.
most care.
BY the light I judged the time some.
what beyond noon. when the door
opened suddenly. and Peter appeared
bearing a trap. He was as mystert.
ously silent and professional az upon
his first visit, not even favoring me
with a glance, his mind apparently
intent upon his duties, moving about
noiselssly, wiping the table. and plao
Ing his load Of dishes thereon with
great care that all should be arranged
In perfect order. The door remained
a1ar during these preparations, .
Queens Ranger standing there mo
donisss. leaning on his gun. and eye
ing N steadily. At hast Peter drew
up . shaiH. busted It, and With vavs
Of H. hand invited ne 70 - ssstsA.
I ats - slowly - possible. vhfls -
stood ovsT m. anticipating NJ svsV
want He might have beaa . vEx -
~ - Dschanieaily "a - oessAAe,
A31 - seattAel never 1ee n instant
Ssla1e1 hts scrutiny.
- pao1sA MP Almost ~ NJ
e1unA, toying WITH Il - aesps9aA1uA.
When . vssos spoke aDparsat11 fssn
- hsaA a tAs stair. TAe AaADsr
turned Ais had - answer, a,d It u
. DaDsr Deilse was crushed mt.
ha1A- hsttActfvs1y my fnan|
closed svsr II and - he guard tuned
beek aUt. gru4y entering - -
AurTy -. Pstse vas d ~ sppsetts|
Ode a he table gatAsrtng " IL
Ats balA head shining bslniant|
b. III eyes - DUN - those q . AsA,
l leaned back watching him, eluteAinGl
the paper pellet IN the pain e enc
hand. until he passed out With III
tray. and the door clicked behind him.
Not once did he glance toward me-. or
acknowledge my presence Fearful
! might be spied upon. my heart
beating wildly In anticipation. I hy|
in the bunk with face to the
wan. and unrolled the pellet. It con.
aimed but q few words. hastily serb.
cle1. IN q lady's delicate handwriting.
Don't despair; II they are away UNI
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Much Of This Mystery"
him with q bow, and remained stand.
ing, her eyes upon her father. Not
once had she even glanced toward Ell.
Their Grant or me, but l noticed the
deep flush Of color on cheek evidenc'
ing her excitement. What was she
going to explaini How account for
the strange actions Of the past few
days? How came she to be here at
all? Would she confess the truth
openly before us all, or would she feel
justified in concealment? l could not,
did not, doubt the honesty OF the girls
intent, and yet was it possible for her
to compel these men to accept her YER
sion Of all which had occurred? Would
she venture a falsehood to protect me,
or to save herself?"
II have already explained much"
l FASTENED to say, thinking she might
wish to know.
81 overheard what has already been
said," she returned quickly. but with
out looking toward me. "and appreci-
ate the care with which my name has
thus far been guarded. Now I am
ready to make my own explanation"
but, frst Claire" said her father
soberly. how does It happen you are
hersf- We supposed you In the hands
Of RED Tagin. and . squadron Of my
men are ont now tracking the fel-
lows"
Il VA not IN the house when they
came, father; Peter and l wsrs baek Of
The stables, fortunately mounted. We
vsrs obliged ~ rds hard. ~ ~ wsss
sAaseA several miles. and Fst1rAsl ~
soon ~ It appeared sa1A"
.And Er3ef"
H departed bsfsss Captain Grant
arrived" she Sspl1sA unAssftattnSiy.
and must b ahsa1 ~ within Ats
own nDaA"
IT Wa Hssa. tA0r
~Who else could \ ~ 0u1sly Gap
tain Grant told ~ - AUeA.'
The eoloners eyss wandered about
the little group, al AAs 6oubt and -
wfldermsnt were elsar1y sv5Asat.
DO you know Ey3Cs purpose IN
coming here? in presumfng TO act -
an ofncer In Delavan's oompanyf"
He did not inform me, SIR"
You know this mani"
She turned, and looked at ne for
the nrst time, a silent plea in her blue
eyes.
II do-he is Major Lawrence Of Gen
eral washington's army" her voice
low, but distinct. IT have known him
since the Continental troops were nrst
chartered in Philadelphia"
I started slightly. yet as instantly
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looking up ut hin.

looking up at him.
Major Lawrence, / shall hold von
prisoner OF war. referring your cas-
10 Sir Henry Clinton. In the mean.
while you shall receive every copsid.
Grafton possible in accordance with
your rank. l am now going Join nv
men in pursuit OF Fagin. Captaip
Grant, you will accompany me. and.
Mr.. Seldom, ! shall leave you in charge
OF the prisoner until we return"
lie look a step toward the door:
then turned 10 his daughter.
i shall expect you to be ready to
rlde with US on our return to Philadel-
phia. Claire" he said kindly. at IL
evidently not safe for you to remain
here alone"
Very well, father"
Come, Grant, We shall have to ride
hard to overtake our men"
The captain started reluctantly
scowling at me as he passed.
i should enjoy having the privilege
OF being left in charge here" he said,
for my benefit.
NO doubt. sir" returned Mortimer
coldly. But | have already selected
Mr.. Seldom for that duty"
1hey left the house together, and ]
watched them ride past the window,
followed by a dozen soldiers. As they
disappeared Seldom turned his eyes
to my face. He was rather a pleasant
looking young man, but possessed an
aggressive chin.
While l have no orders to that eff.
feet, major" he said quietly, II would
take the responsibility Of acoephns
your parole"
Are you not rather reckless3"
"Oh, l think not" smilingly. Il
would have you give 1t to Mistress
Mortimer-surely under those condt
tons you would never run away"
She stole a swift glance at me,
shaking her head.
That would be too strong an i'm.
l responded instantly.
Under all conditions l prefer not to
give my parole"
Very we'll. sir" moro sufiy, hii
geniality vanishing with my rather
curt refusal. Then l shall take all
necessary precautions to prevent e.
cape" He stepped aside to the hall
door. You may send two men in
here, Ferguson"
They entered quietly, giancing about
with some curiosity, but taking posi-,
lion on either side Of me at Seldon's
Claire stood beside the
table in silence, her glance out the
Only as we wheeled about to
tho room did her eyes meet
mine. That swift glimpse beneath the
lark lashes caused me to leave the
room with swiftly beating heart. At
he door l stole another glance back
ward. but she had sunk into . chair,
her face concealed in her hands. With
seldom ahead. and the two guards be-
lind, I tramped down the stairs into \
.he basement, and wa again locked
the walls Of the strong ROOM.
Al the lock clicked I sat down upon
As bunk far from being disheartened-
Fats had been playing strange prann,
I was not left without hops, for
felt assured I had read correctly The
witt message Of those uplifted blue
'yes. She had not wished me to 40
:ept parole: then there must b. some,
'lan Of escape already formulated tAI''
Ter mind. I could only wait quietly, ].
to solve the meaning Of tAossF,
'uddenly upliftsd blue eysaI and ths
they contained. |.
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me One, an horo's h Ropel"
l pressed my face against the bars
striving to look into the night, my
only reward the glimpse Of a few dis.
tant stars. Suddenly, as I stood there.
voices sounded at . distance, the
words indisunguishable, and then foot.
steps crushed along the graveled foot
path. a. though . number Of men wers
running toward the back Of tho house
They wsre below my range Of vision.
but q moment later I heard the sounds
Of scattered shots. and saw the SHARP
fash Of firing. I wal sill clinging -
the barn. trying to determine what b
all meant, when the door was opened.
Tho light Of . lantern In his hand
revealed = green and white uniform.
and the deeply scanned faoe Of = man
Of nfty.
~Quick now. yer damned rebel" Aa
said h~oarssiy. BE mp an Ian mo onA
,nd' hers's The ropA"
"Whatis
Didn't yer heart or want ysr TIA
he gamsf eufferin' Noses, It's rot
TO b played swift, or ysn le hssU
rot That's what that bald-heedee
skats II out thar leAdin' ;am on m.
I'm tor come in wild yer supper: ~
sfug me hrst sight bind me up va
the rops. and skip. IT'S . dirty 3oh
but the friends Of - pay ven for 4
% come on now"
Continued next week
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psosootb "VoU WoW WNo
nan Ye9 havo Tsld.I"
1oDe4 - 0e1asn. and 0nAt -
80 wAs speaAing veAsnsntlH:
M ~. colonel. this - ~ -
n esne: - - . Spy. aAA lsrs 1or
- nfanous purpose"
ws4 I've cent for The fellow.
sseAs: what moro Do you want3 RI
~ MIN ave minutes in which ~ e.
N. and that II all. Seldom. have
men 20 On ahead along the trail"
les. DIR. they are OF already"
very ven. Have our horses out
~; We can catch up within q mile
1wo." He wheeled sharply about.
~ looked at me sternly. We'll. sir.
I've very little time to waste On
~ u present. but l advise truthful
s~ers. What Is your namef"
Allen lawrence"
0 claim to be in the Continental
~F"ce-what rank!"
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People are most likely to make q
out Of q molehfll when
It is their molehill they are talking
about.
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wv
sYNoPsis.
RA$fm HNa3or Lawrence sor -
{ew5cooo o. Virginia, whose viii,
Ii, y sent on q psrilous m,xs,o,
VsiisV Ssrss. the win
L&Y1m u-Disguised in a BIRTHS,
= As Within the enemy-s lines
l%YT@ uI-Ths Major att.nd. .
10 a1a saves the Lady OF IN.
= III It : brilliant ball. 'A'e1 meets
@YTxR V-rroubie IL started ov.,
49,. Hi0fre.s Y Hsc = urssd by his
, 11snAsd Ross), TO make SiS secap. Oh
@@z1S 81 vEtAIrsnes \ detected a.
~. who agrees to : duel. 0'e
4Hoa TIThs duel 4 stopped by
N6erty, winning . FLYER f%oiiow,na a
W5krT1a ynI;The Major arrives At
knows he Lady Of the BLENDED
@FT4 vII-Captain Grant and
wv INV and search the blacksmith
mAFrUR N-IAwrsnos 1o,n. ~. u
ma who capture Grant and IL
sonss 81 IN Indian md twe WSiss
~Ap~
~ he 3aissee.s 81! "n'r' he meets
mAPTm xTr-P,tsr .sv,... y.-
III net 70 attempt escape n .eoms
- WIN send for him. ~
1 m7cFae, H.or.ne. spp.aranc.
0AAPTER xTv-LAwrencs awain meat.
- LAZY Of the Blended Rose. Who IN
TT MN that he IL in her house and
SsS .nc Wae In command Of the party
* eteecked and captured him.
QHAPTER xv-The captive in thrust
20 9 dark UNDERGROUND chamber whaw
S.pss!n Grant begins a search Of the
CHAPTER xvI-Aftsr diexinr HI. wav
- Lewrence inde the place deserted.
ssHoes the threshold.
CHAPTER xvn-Col. Mortimer, faith
~ homo In ruins.
CHAPTER XvuI-Capt. Grant insists
Enes Lawrence be strung up at once.
BE was out Of the door, strfding
Spwn tho hall. bent on carrying out
~ purpose. I heard his voice ask.
Ag whore the colonel vas to be found;
nsm TIE guard closed the barrier be-
pween N. Very well, Of the two ]
soold rather leave my fate to Norti.
~ than to him. and felt profoundly
fatsful that the captain was not In
DommaAd. Had he been I should
Dpubtlsss have been hung without the
aghtsst Formally Of trial, but Nor
amse would at least hear my version
lsst; indeed. I could hardly believe
y would issue 20 stringent orders
Without listening also to his daugh
MRS story. I was an oficer Of ranks
- consequences might prove rather
Derious were I to be executed sum.
aArtly. and without proper trial.
had scarcely reasoned this out,
however. when q corporal threw open
ne door, ordering my guard to con
luct me into the ~colonel's presence.
was taken to the parlor, where the
|0rniture had been somewhat rear.
lnged, and found myself confronting
Mortimer, the officer I had heard I'D.
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W. OLA.

Power CITY Camp, Ne. 14e4o.
Meets I'm The sykes hail on tbs Srse
and third Thursdays 1t 8 ?. N, 81
each month.
All whiting neighbors weloomA
A w. Davis, v. C.
M. Davie. Clerk.
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But. Claire. how came yuu hsp>i
Why did you leave PAiladslphiar
"Bscauss ! havs . hzotAse. IL. vhon
! can only meet IN sscyUt. - fuprsl
Gu3st1y. I cane v4tAsut thousht a
danger. 6pr var ~ ~ soo - framAu
h thfs country; eur Asns - ~,
NAMED unt1 now un1ouGAel b N.
Aals. snd~I fSlt aAyH psuassesl ~
tAoss vhe sessapaaieA - upsa a.
1SosCoW oA ls0oo osU0As n
1sh 1t he ~ q HI sAGas. ~
Ased bows1 SDea ~ en-. Al ~
hard stsoAe4 Aae Ani1. 1W~tR
hvs sesms4 un2Ai101y, - 1saS
what Jon nay Assa WING huR.A
= has an ssene1 NIT -
1hs soloNsl losAsA at - s1snuy ~
what SEEMED . ls1g vAfls, Afs Ansays
1nnA1nG ~ t5ssuss e6 a. siYrs hais,
1has situation ksvss ~ IN n g.
baSasstng DssdimM0t" - admitted
- hast aSow1y. 4 hardly hov what u
ny duty SitA~ - . father. or N en-
ssS Of tAs hing No matter what Ms
purpose nay havs bean this man pen-
strated our lines IN dhguise; he ID
nittedly exercised command Of those
frregulars who attacked and routed
Delavan's column, and has since been
proving about disguised ss . coun-
tryman. Merely because my daughter
ccnfesses to a friendship between
them can hardly justify ne in setting
him at liberty"
He paused. rising to his feet, his eyes
m my lace. Tae girl lifted her head,
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barons of the state that they insist
upon, his remaining in Office. And
Governor GlasseQck, the tool of the
coal barons, does what they tell him..
Fired From Y. M. C. A. +
The convention was forced to leave
the Y. M. C, A. building. The con-
vention was first called to order in
the City Hall lat 80 in the morning
but as the crowd kept growing larger,
it was+-decided to hold the afternoon
session in the Y. M. c.. A., and ar
rangements were accordingly made.
Hardly had the session got started,
however, when, as MotherdJones arose
to speak upon question that was un-
der discussion, than the secretary OF
the ~. M. G.. A., fromya position in
the balcony, declared that she would
not be allowed to speak in that build
ing. H. w. Houston, attorney for the
mine workers, thereupon moved that
inasmuch as free speech had been
denied, that the convention adjourn
to another hall. This prevailed,
policy ut sfalsehood, spread
broadcast a story that Chairman
Montgomery assaulted the Y. M. C.
a oOSA OIcAJ, W 4O4' III OAO OOuSaC0
MIN, and Montgomery was not within
so feet Of him. - .a
The assembIage then reconvened in
the state house, which had by that
time been vacated by the Odd Fellows,
who had been holding a convention.
Appoint Committees. :.
A committee Of three was provided
by the conference TO draft bills to
present to the legislature along the
lines of the resolutions adopted, and an
advisory board of five to work in con-
junction with the committee in EN-
deavoring to have the legislature pass
the bills. The committee and advi-
sorry. board is to be hereafter appoint
ed by The chairman, OF the conven-
ton.
The convention then adjourned to
meet again at the call of the chairman.
a permanent organization having been
Formed. ss
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This Man After
The Loan Sharks

There is man in the city of Wheel
ing who is after the loan sharks so
hard that he is willing to dig up
$95, 900 toward cahitalizing a loan
business in opposition to the loar,
sharks, and thus compete them out, of
existence.
This announcement was made by
A. w. Paul. at a meeting of the City
Charter Commission, Thursday even
ing. The evils of the loan shark busl-
ness were the topic of discussion,
and Mr. PAUL made this most import
ant declaration that has ever been Of
fered by any local business man to-
ward solving the problem.
He did not disclose the identity of
the man This is left to conjecture,
but he stated that the man was in
earnest. 1t is believed likely that
from his remark "a loan company may
grow that will, by excluding all the
exhorbitant charges of most loan COM
panies, get the business from them.
Nothing was placed in the charter
draft on this matter, but it is yet pos
sible.
Initiative and Referendum.
The initiative and referendum were
made parts of the charter Tuesday
evening. The clause was made more
radical than in the first draft. the
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NEW RULES IN FORCE


Washington, Oct. 17.--On October
1. the new regulations affecting safe
ty equipment of sea-going, coast-wise,
river and bay craft, which were
framed by the Department OF Com
merce, and Labor, following the II
tanic disaster, and modified recently
went into effect. Ocean-going vessels
all year round are required to carry
iife-saving equipment sufficient for
everybody aboard. All boats except
those plying on rivers must have in
winter life boats and RATS enough to
take care Of all the crew. Summer
coastwise crafts must carry usfiicieni
safety equipment for so per cent OF
an on board, and vessels on lakes
hays and sounds must carry EQUIP,
ment suficient for 80 per cent OF all
on board.
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Plans For Halloween
Progressing Rapidly

probably be Illuminated by advent of
Monday.
Another meeting of the general
committee is to be held Monday even
ing. Beyond the arrangement Of a
few details, there is not whole lot
to be done. The construction of the
large wooden hammer which is to be
burned is progressing favorably.
The members of the Trades Assem-
bly,, Board of Trade and Business
Mems Association are delighted Wit
the rapid strides that have already
been made toward the effecting of a
spirit of unity in Wheeling, for which
the burning Of the hammer is symbol
cal. A strange but happy situation is
noted in the fact that in all of the
committee meetings there have never
been single dissenting vote on any
proposition that has come up.
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III. A3sN8.Aaz III slRfgl
candidate for congress in the First
district. viii speak in Wheeling Sat.
alfdag night me mesting is to be
held n the open air, AT Fouteenth
and Market streets.
A large crowd viii doubtless be in
attendance as DR.. Holt has aroused
interest by challenging John w.
Davis and George a. Laughlin, the
Democrat, and Republican candidates,
to joint debate, challenge which
neither gentleman has accepted.
Public meetings are being held
every night this week, addressed by
Harry P. Corcoran, and Herman Rein
hart, the former speaking at Sixth
and Main streets, Wednesday even
ing; Forty-fifth and Wood streets, Fri
day evening. and Twenty-ninth and
Nc Colloch streets Saturday evening,
and the latter speaking. at. Thirty
fifth and Jacob streets Tuesday even
ing, and at Edgington's Lane, Thurs
day evening.