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The State Board Of Veterinary Med
teal Examiners meets at Kingkade
Hotel. Oklahoma city, June 30 to
July for registration and examina-
ton Or. Geo Pugh, Secy, Lawton,
Okla. lJ-Ct
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me on standard gcurfal strengthening tonic.
LpOEE ThbIILIlb chm TDHlC, drives out
Nalsra.'uf.,h~a ihe bi,od. audLlIlaaupt the ayb-
s-fn. 4 true Tonic. Fyr adulta aud children. JJc.
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program.

Program q the 5Ih Sunday meeting
u the Enpn Baptis. Association %
De he'd with The Rozs Hill BzYtist
church, June -7-zs. 1913:
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that can be turned 70 account. 3,
In seeking chances that are :,
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A spraineo ankle may as a rule be
cured in from three to four days 1y
applying Chamberlain's Liniment
and observing the directions with
each bottle. For sale by all dealers.
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Friday.

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Work in rank Of knight, at regular
convention Thursday evening. This
will be an interesting convention. All
members are urged 10 be present.
Visiting knights invited. Members
Of Third Rank work please be in at
tendance, work will commence $3.50
D. IN. promptly.
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The physical culture court, whore
last year all the manly arts Of self
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Copyright 1909. b. q. J. CiedsJ
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING IysrALxEs

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INsrALNENT0.
aobsrt Aastruther. . rising British officer IN
tndis; = TIE victim q conspiracy % the pAss Q!
ms Coonsl's wife and Lord ventnor. Dismissed
nom the army b court martial. he stara back for
!Ssns'an md 'n dissraes :hippias q Steward aboard
.,,.:e'ed y u: D..ns: daughter o. peat 'hip
Gsin. 8. DC sltd.r sSs: down. TIE only .aI.
i.sd.d n:ns tse sifa.!: ssar H e n.Hs. A:
sisisten and also finds ns.isrios: chart that |.
Alone 81. z st,scEed By h.na, Of he's: hunting
etruther emptiee his rifle At the band. Explor.
ing TIKI. cave, Anstr,ithsr find . vein q almost
prs pHa lrs susgssts putting on the suit Of
I'm ~ &: : i. : sIss q A. .I :,
which th.y have gs.Dt6sd ssa p,o,I,sn:d io' RE-
::I,.hiy o. niinh.!, nd ::s.eS tss Hand TS.s
q, on IN. then During Is: hs:s q u. a:y II:
d as., po.it,Sn :i~ost untsn.Ns: ne Dysl
4 parley. me ehia 1smsnds Jri;'s surrendSs.
An6trutbes tsiss y vin the Hindu over TO theli
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preNed this thought In other words.
Was some shadowy design Hitting
through her brain? Suppose they were
faced with the alternatives Of dying
from thirst or yielding TO the Dyaks.
was there another way out7 jerks
ehivsred. though the rock was Ertlling
MIN. He must divert her mind from
this dreadful broodins.
THE fact Is" he said with q feeble
attempt At cheerfuiness. I'VE are both
hungry and consequently grumpy. Now.
suppose you prepare lunch. We will
feel ever 30 much better after We have
eaten"
The girl choksd back her emotion, and
sadly essayed the task Of providing q
meal which was hateful to her. In
doing so she saw her Bible. lying where
she had placed It that morning, thu
leaves still open at the Ninsty- frst
Psalm. She had indeed forgottan ths
promise II contained;
,,so, hs sh I'll si,s ny sns.,s .csArss srs.
few tears RS fsii NJ nov w . No. mad. NTH,
burrows down her soiled cheeks. But
they were helpful toars. tears OF
resignation. not of despair. Although
the destruction that waststh at noon.
day" was trying her sorsly she again
felt strong and sustained.
She even smiled on detecting an in.
voluntary effort to clear her stained
face. She was about to catry a biscuit
and some timed meat TO the sailor
when q sharp exclamation from him
caused her to hasten to his side.
The Dyaks had broken cover. Running
In scattered sections across the sands
they were rlsSing such LOSE as the
defenders might be able to infict upon
them during u brief race 70 the shelter
and food to b obtained IN the otheI
part OF the Island.
jerks did not nrs At the scurrvhl
gang. lie was waiting for ono man
Taung SAli. But that redoubtabl'
person. having probably suggested THU
dash for liberty, had flu realized thu
snviable share OF attention he would
attract during tho passage. lie there
fore discarded his vivid attire. and. by
borrowing odd garments. made himsel,
sufficiently IKE unto the remainder Of
his crew TO deceive the sailor until this
rush Of men was over. Among then
ran the Mohammedan. who did not look
up the valley but waved his hand.
When all had auieted down aSail
jerks understood how he had been fooled
lie laughed 20 heartily that Iris. no
knowing either the cause Of his msrri
ment or the reason Of his unlooksd-fo
olsmenoy to the Tying foe. feared tn,
sun Aad a6setaA Nm.
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will not fail you tonight on my
life" cried the interpreter.
II believe you. Col But inform your
chief that once you have disappeared
round the rock whence you came will
talk to him only with Q rins."
Taung san seemed to comprehend
the EnElishman's emphatic motions
Waving his hand dsfiantiy the Dyak
turned. and With one parting glance OF
mute assurance the Indian followed
him.
And now there came to jerks a srea,
temptation. Iris touched his arm and
whispered:
what have you dscidsdf did no,
dare to speak lest he should hear my
voice."
Poor Girl She was sure the Dyak
could not penetrate her disguise. though
she feared from the manner in which
the conference broke up that II had no,
been satisfactory.
jerks did not answer her. He knew
that II he killed Taung SAL! his men
would be 90 dispiritsd that when the
night calms they would ny. There wal
% much at staks-lris. wealth. love
happiness. life itself all depended
on his plighted word. Yst his savage
shsany. q slayer Of women. . human
vampire. soiled with every conceivable
crime. was stalking back TO safety with
a certain dignined strut. calmly trusting
to the white mans bond.
oh. II was cruel The ordeal Of thai
chastity moment was more trying thar
all that he had hitherto experienced
He gave q choking sob Of relief whor
tho silksn-slad sooundrsl passed out Of
sight without even deiSning 10 givt
another glance at the ledge or at thos,
who silently watched him.
Iris could not guess the nature Of tn
mortal struggle raging In the sailor
soul.
Tell me-" she repeated. what hay,
you donsy'
Kept nllth with that swagxsr!ni
ruffian." he said. with an odd feeling o
thankfulness that he spoke truly.
why? Have YOU made him an.
promisef"
"Unhappily permitted him to com
here. 90 I had to lot him 70. He recog
nissd you instantly"
This surprised her Grsstiy.
~ yea sassi Z ssw him poins,ai
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should RIG W the tapaulln IA sucA Wise
- 10 gain protection from the sun and
yet enable him 20 cast . wstchful svs
over the valley. Iras helped to raise the
great canvas sheet On the supports he
had prepared. Once shut Oh from the
dsvouring sun rays. the hot eresss then
spnnSinS into htfui existence cooled
their bisstsrsd but psrsptrinS skin and
made life somewhat tolsrablA
stu adhsr4ng to hts policy Of COM
batting the hrst snssvaAinS attacks Of
thirst. the sailor sanctioned the con.
sumption Of the rsmainang water. A.
last desperate sxpsdisn<. 10 be rssortsd
to only In cass OF sheer nscsssity. he
uncorked . bottle Of champagne and
filled the TIN cup. The sparkling wine.
with It's volume Of creamy foam. looked
90 tempting that Iris would then And
there have risked It's potency were she
not promptly withheld.
jerks explained to her that whom the
wine became quite nat and inslpid they
might uss Il TO moistsn their parcnsd
lips. Even -. In thsar present SUPER.
heated state. the ltqusS was unausst,ea.
sbly Aanssreus. but ~ As0s1 70 weUo1
not harm then Il 100 - aiauas slAsa-
tides.
,NmDs Cssaunsa u A4uAb
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% vo,, wear g,assssf Either the
kind that pinch your nose ana
II fall on IN the soup or the sort
that fasten behind your earn and 60 by
the name OF spectAcssf
More people wear them every year
More women ruin the beauty OF the'r
ewes by putting oval windows In front
Of them and more children spoil the
babytsh sweetness OF their little faesA
All IN the holy name Of science. Hsrs
ia soms odd information from the
American Medical Association Journal
tina, may interest the eass-wsassn0
thousands:
The facts that tho Chinese have Ions
known OF spsctacaes and that snow
spsctacles have been employed by the
sAmoyed tribes near the Arctic Circle
have been frequently remarked on IN
books Of travel.
And I.ayard found . plsno-convex
lens of rock-crystai In the ruins q
Nineveh.
Hut that these Oriental racer knew Of
the use Of Eyeglasses befors the IT.
teen,h century 10 q matter OF sravs
doubt. according to tho best modern
auth orities.
"All European references to the use
Of spectacles before the year Ito are
dubious. Piiny's description Of Nero
looking at the sisdiatoriai combats N
An emerald means at best only lor-
gnetts, or most probably q reheotaae
mirror. Roger Bacon seams to have
known OF magnifying Lenses 0z7O.
which soon became common enough.
But the probable inventor OF spec
tacsse a. such was u Florentins worthy
on whose Tombstone In the church OF
Santa Croce 10 the inscription:
Here lies Safvino d. Armato degil Ar
matt Of Florence. the inventor OF spec
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At mo. but ne seemed to be In such q
bad temper that I imagined that he
was angry with you for exchanging .
pfepossessing young lady for an Ill
favored youth"
jerks with dincuity suppressed . sign.
Her words for an instant had the old
plquant flavor.
Keeping a close watch on the shelter
Ing promontory. he told her all that had
taken place. Iris became very down.
cast when she grasped the exact stats
Of AFFAIRS. She was almost certain when
the Dyaks proposed q parley that
reasonable terms would result. It hor-
rihed her beydh measure to md that
she was the rock on which negotiations
wers wrecked. Hope died within her
The bitterness Of death was In her
breast.
What an unlucky influence have
had on your existsnce!" she exclaimed.
II II were not for me this trouble at
least would be spared you. Because
am here you are cond emned. Again, be-
cause I stopped you from shooting that
wretched chief and his companions they
are now demanding your life a. q for
felt. It II all my fault. I cannot bear
IT,"
She was on the verge OF tears. The
strain had become too great for her,
After INDUCING In a wild dream Of free
dom. TO be told that they must again
endure the irksome confinement, the &C
tive suffering. the slow horrors Of q
Siege In that rock prison. almost dis
tracted her.
jerks was very stern and curt in nj,
reply.
we must make the best OF q bad
business" he said. III we are In d
tight place the Dyaks are not much bet
ter on. and eighteen Of their number
are dead or wounded. You forget, too
that Providence has sent US q mos
useful ally In the Mohammedan. Wher
all II said and done. things might b,
lar worse than they are"
Never before had his tone been u
cold. mis- manner so abrupt. not even Il
the old days when he purposely en-
deavored TO make her dislike him.
She walked along the ledge and tim
Idly bent over him.
Forgive met she whispered. II di,
forget for the moment. not only tn
goodness Of Providence. but also you
sslf-sacrincing devotion. ! am only 1
woman, and don't want to die yet. bu
WIN not i've unless you. too. ar'
osss ALREADY that dax she had ~
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~ CO. M New Yost evUln0 Wsss11.
hot night. on being told not to DO %. she
obeysd In silence for . little while and
then suddenly said. "0A. WANNA. let sss
pvt NY feet sSti They're cAoktse."
MRS. 4 BERBER.
% East nth o.. N. z. G.
Ny hftls soa -four yaars old would
visit . nsighbor and each dine would
return hons with some eakA I tola him
no should not ask feP eakA NE follow.
ing DAY he came heao WITH mere 81 I.
I said: 'DM you 80 Tor that caksr'
He aasv9sAs "Ns. I sel1 'TAis Asvss
wssii. - v = = fsu q sss~ Bet wAsrs
eAae 70 Wsses
M. MARGUERITE TUCx1N.
Ne. - WEI o. IeanAveA AaA Seventy.
ssvsatA stFsse New Y06 0ty.
TIE tsaaAss lsVV hneD - - Ssasd to
rsursssae Q Inn ana . vaaBsy. Thsa che
asked Lnsy. . 1aurtA OsaAs Jupit 70
explain he Ai3srsuss bstwsso valley
and . hill Lsey ss0ns1! - sss'sy rsas
leU~ es1 Q M evaS ~"
EDITH = 0xDvUNA
1s0AhoR. n. J.
~ asss AGour6ev.
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and a emotional"
of
As In Il
a q
her bitter expression eating olives Miss Isabel oMadgan
but
81 q o.
Lady
beauy paro
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Do You Wear Classes2 Do
You Know How They Started2

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49,. 49,. .s
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s"s I
Ss."~
,,.s
-. ".'S'
'y N '"s sesWy
.acNs ws1e menuo"es - We .ons o.
c"su @ oeee: 49,. q vuneve
Ana Guy 20 cn.anee. ~ osee ms
oe'e nus. oe.Nr se ossssa IN
mas o. uso~ noU @. un''sd
~ . snoIt 1919" oese = ssssse
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CHAPTER XII.
tContinusd.)
Truce.

ENKS'S heart bounded when
this uniooked-tor offer reached
his ears. The unfortunate
~ Mohammedan was evidently
eager to get away from the
piraticai gang into whose power he had
fallen. But the chief was impatient II
not suspicious Of those long speeches
Angriiy holding forth . Lee-Metford
the sailor shouted:
"Tell Taung san that I will slay him
and all his men ere to-morrow's sun
rises. He knows something Of my pow
or but not all. Tonight at the twelfth
hour you will md q rope hanging from
the rock. Tie thereto a vessel OF water.
Fail not IN this. I will not forget your
services. l am Anstruther Sahib OF the
Belgium Rissala."
The native translated his words into
q fierce defiance Of Tsung san and
his Dyaks The chief glanced ut jerks
and Iris with an ominous smile. lie
muttered something
Then. sahib. There 10 nothing mors
10 - said. |. Beware Of the trees on
ysss s.ghe hsy ssn ssnd silent asash
svss 70 ~ vaass vhsrs ysu SsasA AZ
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The company had said "Goodby" At
least five times. but stili remained to
talk. MY little siri. aged thrsA soon
got tired Of this and said. "AotAsv.
Aadnt ws better 90 to bed 90 tAsse folks
ces 90 Asw'es" They went
MR6. q. DUNN.
ais West Twsnty.second street
I gave my daughtsr. aged threa some
eggsheils to throw out 10 the chickens IL
the yard. A. she threw them she said.
Here. oAtcksSs, fiu them up again"
MRS. BCHAFFERT JR..
Centre and 9Th Sta. CaristaAt n. J.
Little Arthur's mother had been telling
him the story Of . fsrocious bear. aaa
after runinatins over Il awhile he sud-
denly exclaimed. "Spsss ! ssas UoIht~e
IN the scosds sWl . 10 bsev cssss oJews
and sts me vp-hev's nv ssvj Sstae 10
get evt Of tAst bsers stvwwtok . 81
to ksave~P a. n GOODWIN.
20S6 Amsterdam avenue New York.
Little Clara has . habit Of sticking
her feet out Of the bed covers. One
TATE coNtsst sotu 81
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The Engaged Girl.

"R. c." writes: II am very much In
love with a girl who IL engaged to an
ether man. Would It be proper for me
10 give her jewelry. and may tell her
VI my love?"
No. to your nrst question. But !
think you have = right to let the girl
know how you feel. even II she at once
vspulses you.
Nv. p" write MY chum and I met
~ yeVnS men At theatre sas night
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eY CHARLES DARNTON.
Ap)4S
Funny for One Act.


husbands finally saving them from the terrible fate Of living
This the real Of politics we believe what in the
Lady
hong
a
Jordan Is
womans FRIEND
Oklahoma OF
widow Brooknc latest
Gated The mind we'll the body
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Betty Vincent's
Advice to Lovers
"Speak I'LL of No Woman"

NE Of the qualities inherent In the old-fashionsd
ideal of the gentleman a reluctance to speak III
Of any woman.
And good sense. we'll good taste, behind this
stipulation There certain type Of modern young man
who believes that the easiest to make hit with
girl Is to resae her with unknd gossip about other
young women who known to both Perhaps VISA.
Wis may laugh at the time and be enter.
tanned But she 10 likely TO do thinking aferward
and the burden of her thought IT he says
such things about other girls to what
about me to the next girl he meetsr'
The next time the young bsstows his osmpany
the girl he IL likely md that Thermometer has
dropped. So let him be warned in time!
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Then
.ndow and there ped Love ted
~d' He Who belonged the orId
They had shaved blond
The Noon kept vigil outside
chot he
still thought Of hin kindly THIS Cupd
night OF sadness SCHORER
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BRIGHT SAYINGS
Of Evening World Children


1As 1vsas vera vss ne vsss sA Ssasss fer .Aa
0AlAssA
q ~. .,
70 % sisvsssst sf shsss sabulNel.
sss oAYIHo0 10xxo3,
-
D e1AsssA
svssv wssFs eeoDeousa
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They Immediately made an engagement
for the next evening. Was Il proper
for us TO keep IT."
Not unless you met the young MEN
through a proper introduction.
"R. L." writes; "a young man in.
| suited me. and I stopped having any.
thing to do with him. Several youns
Ten have paid me attention since, bul
! md I stiil love the nrst young man.
What shall DOR
l can only advise you 10 ~ b ROOT
cut affection ~ a unworthy SAloet
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THE PRISON CELL.
Characters: Warden Time. L0ue. the Noon.

IAE the Warden sta~d has
and to prison the persons-
Bessie Bob
HIM. the orchard
Love-
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Special Notices
NOTICE

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ssdsor Fourth National Bank Building.
requests his friends 20 uote that his Bell
telephoge number has been changed
sine The printing 81 the directory to-
Main 1I42 8-2z-I
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STEINWAY. MASON &
HANLIN. UARDNA\.
CHICkERING \ \ ID
kNABE.
/ ~ I'LL TREAT
ALL CORRESPOND
ENCE As ABSOLUTE
LY CONFIDENTIAL.
AND ASSURE YOU
THAT YOU WILL
NOT BE BOTHERED
BY CANVASSERS OR
AGENTS OF ANY
KIND ADDRESS Bon
l3G1. ATLANTA. Ga
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Hatters.
AUTOMATIC
REFRIGERATOR

nj SCIENTISTS are agreed mat
Mineral Wool is the nearest APP
proach to an absolute non-con-
ductor of heat and cold. Hence.
il i thu most efficient rpfriger-
ator inSulator. Because Of this.
we use a thick layer of Mineral
Wool instead of wool felt. char
coal or other less valuable inSu-
iaturS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Help Wanted-Male.

RANEY : BLOOD REMEDY.
CALL AT or office and let us
tell you Of the many eases
cured. Some YOU may know
personally Specific Blood Trou-
blc>. Cancer. Rheumatism. Pei
lagra and All trouble arising
from impure blood. Ask about
our 5000 Reward.
SO TEMPLE COURT BLDG.
PHON 6l4.
Office hours I to o; Sunday 9-12.
4-l-35
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Lighting Fixtures.
Lime, Concrete, Roofing, Stone.

LADD LIME AND STONE COMPANY
Lime, concrete and roofing stone. 9l5
90 Nat. Bank Bldg. 2-S-50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Auction Sales of Furniture and
Household Goods.

We pay HIGHEST CASH PRICES
FOR FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, PIANOS AND MERCHANDISE
OF ANY KIND. PEMBROKE SALES
COMPANY. 102 EDGEWOOD AVENUE
IVY. ST.. 4-2-55
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
WINDSHIELDS.

RADIATORS. lamps tenders. repaired
~ good as new Mfrs. All kinds sheet
metal work Warlck Sheet Metal 60:
us Et.lsrav.nn5 3-1-6f
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

WANTED-At once. four 36X3is wheels
for Primo chassis. Address Davis, a
Plum Sd. city. 1919
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02
Price $3.50 to SOL 90.
{. H. MASON.

A2 tzfE.
Is ana i n Mitchell s.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-02

WANTED-A second hand gasoline
stove in good condition, also q re-
frigcratoT Address J. j., care Geor-
sian. 90 !