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Aviation Notes.

Provided its builder accepts certain
conditions. the British war Office win
put any aeropIane through the military
acceptance test.
One of the French manufacturers
has produced a hydroaeroplane 90
powerful that It is In reality little less
than Il flying tugboat.
The English aviator Gustave Hamei
made a record recently by looping the
loop successfully twenty-one times at
ROurnem0Gth at a height Of $500 feet
When the latest Zeppelin airship
cruised over Berlin It made hardly any
noise. In the past the airships Of this
type have been conspicuous for the
disturbance they created.
Mean Man.
EmpIoyer-Good morning. Robert
hope all your family are well this
morning.
once Boy (unsuspectinglyl-Yes' sir'
thank you
EmpIoyer-Tm glad to hear it. Rob
rt There is to be a baseball game
This afternoon. ard was afraid II
might have a fatal effect on some OF
them.--BOston Transcript
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EVERYTHING A MAN NEEDS
81 Complete Shaving Outfit 81
10 Articles 10

81 Complete Shaving Outfit 81
10 Articles 10
- To advertise our Universal Shaving
Outfit and Universal Products we will
for a limited time only, send this well
worth $500 Shaving Outfit for $1.Oo.
We sell our products to the consumer
direct and therefore you save all
agents profits which as you know are
very large
1 Hollow Ground Razor.
/ 5-ineh Lather Brush.
/ Razor Strop, Canvas Back.
/ Nickel Easel Back Mirror.
/ 3S-inch Barber Towel.
/ Bar Shaving Soap.
1 Box Falcum Powder.
1 Decorated China Mug.
/ Aluminium Barber Comb.
/ Bristle Haik Brush.
Each outfit packed in neat box $1.OO.
Coin or Money Order, postage Toe ex-
ira.
UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS co.
Dayton, Ohio.
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Like produces like"
"Well. you Try loose methods and
see how soon they hand you in tight
places-"-Baltimor American
The broad ax., 1914-06-13

You should love your neighbor as
rnurself." advised the sage
4 know that" replied the fool, "hut
,bs fathead is an amateur cornet play
r"-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The broad ax., 1914-06-13

NoN-PUNcTURE TIRE FACTORY
Dayton, Ohio
The broad ax., 1914-06-13

81 may not be slender"
Said TriXie Friganza.
But l set up the claim
That have a name
Which rilnes with Carranza-
Chicago Record-Herald-
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Cheer UpI
n you're nursing 4 big bon.
Try TO grin
II you're taking castor on.
Try to grin
II you owe . million bnlS
II you have q million ills.
Don't stop TO chew your pills
Try 20 grin
Cincinnati Enquirsr
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WRONG Guess.

Wrong Guess.
Billiard 80 you proposed to heff
Jnl-Yes.
'was her answer in two OF three
lettersT
Three"
Good! Then It was 'yesF"
you're wrong. Il was 'nix!'"-Yon-
kers Statesman
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Neither suffragist nor anti-suffragjst
adopts the shrinking, thornIess violet
as an emblem.
The broad ax., 1914-06-13

All other sizes. Non-skids 20 per
cent extra per cent discount if pay
ment in full accompanies order and if
two are so ordered, shipping charges
will be paid by Us. c. o. D. on Is
per cent Of amount of order. Our out
put is limited, so We suggest early or
dering. We sell direct only, giving
purchaser the advantage of all mid
clemens profits.
NON-PUNCTURE RELNERS
Use our famous reliners, they elm
mate blow outs and 900 of punetures
besides giving many thousand more
miles service to each tire. When in
your tires you ride without worry or
tire troubles.
The broad ax., 1914-06-13

Funston won a deal Of fame
Swimming creeks in foreign land.
Others can get in this game
Boys. wade the Rio Grande-
Kansas City Journal
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ina1ltes FOR
our es.

EVERY iaat the eyes are
the most valuable let ki fi J hat idiz
ziOess pain the back eais of neglected eyes
You might know neglect Your eyes long is dangerous
paralysis IF thepptla nerves might result aud then what piy
eOadnpt eyssgAt because no
remedy for paralyzed optic nerves, E52
When you can get examined and
glasses fitted that will that that strain yo eyes and as
soon as the will be and ali ether
bic viii not be known To- you.
COME TO ME troubled eyes, can make them strong
with my fitted glasses at price
pay elsewhere.
AFTER ny your need The attention &
an ocalist viii So advise ,E @ # ss .
Will furnish glasses unless they afs
s u 8to 6sesigae my claims,
few minutes cf yoar time viii }tslI the tale
s. NIX ed ctstognefs
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Hartford Coufants /.
lla RepubIic OF Higxico a0nslsEs OF
Ftates and one feedral istrict and
three Ifttor IL i. ~ d Il total area OF
& g5l s 5 Eagafts miles and & 6butlIRfi0tI.
N(1gi0 5saS, TsWo of tEhss
AsxicaIl tcS Sonora ana g hih1ahna.4
aft dni q l&r Con rof of che rebel
Iorcei led. by, Va fia tlfe man who for
ged an tire bet of con Gl stru-
Syss 81 q ~ =
70 our oNernHient ini re ffa 10 tt,Sei
snursier of liam IS !. Bent on. q aFtt-s
iSl 81 jeUt. iiis n 0rc5s if.
50 hold GOOD part OF tie state Of
SinaLoAs part Of the State of Con-
huiia aud have detaehed bands woEiE-8
Ing In the Btatee 0f Neuyb se0n aiti
TasnatllpE heir practical SoRer III
Mexico may therefore 10 fairly snaa@
stired by ascribing to them FL u control.
In the two stRtes OF Sonora Ciifhiiaf- Z.
iiua These two states have IN sirsaa
oflzs5z. square miles, ieavigg C5S. .G61
sqlare nlilea i.ndaEs ,l tEss sTiff
Gen. etta and a popp ts1gS Of 81 3
N4t q 5oclSro led &c tlle fhi Sef the
SJlIVx-s
leo. L1i 3Ii assphla that Z IS a.
Is q M fnbher band down III 81 Iii z
lie stat ~ ioreios ill,g a1i Is 81 her
r0Eber lands who steal fos fitss Il fyiig
m yeffclfs parts of 5ogittisf m M2xIc0,
Rra eqk IA nunllteI 10 HE old 7os coo.
ind I'll We ma g sh1t the MaKiean.
oppcne Of Gen; itlegta q iig9i 0IitJs
I. .e5s. as against 81 ftlii Is 900 i1.j
Ees in riOug and law ahiulgg pep
pla y reeognlze The coAssi Sohal
HuShOII{ -
8 This ssis substant tiai state of Facts
(which = faA idanA " iIann Kl0ssofs lsVar,
ia his ffess "a congress vi il the III
deanito mark that only d pf tie.
country Is under il 81 Il filies 81 con-,
tfrs. sssssss::ssit thai rztfiofis lie;
Istntcsl hphfl aT y llicls the world Isl
foQlSina til es ger eyes shoul siRye Il
t15fe not 20 sa9 feiIi cont
ess than that!
ID the light OF these fiEtf ilch.
We h8se ana
iig;l jsss inY argljo TINT a laEriists
tslnln sb Reflfs Tor liiIlseif IL the iIi5iii
p5 All repOf q from ico
Freeid Is6f. Z. tGnsil cred ii :
thgt ts iffAel r.cilsl Be- g. ts Ks ollt,
Eo nllcs e,be isEll eaii5 sn. fssfr5
n and cse tghq efiheEa % 1tll4 and
8tEe laeir 1ppoft :,
who Eiel slfI color from q St es1
3 = SO s,S Il tsifi3at1 8lln
sses Z siaste hand sa llklslosl
ailee HE IIEle betsgeqF IS
II1Fc5I IE1IIB VA 81 a tr til 9 :
kres lEon ind kea e ma ke
i 50 ibie r6k The LA
SIS enrfy ea 2oIae nert n iss
Ciplienr proc liiks ~ atfse sefne
1rntl3f,r -f1tfarsc ~ f,sSfsf ~ ~, -.
ner eing cr IheEestit6 i Am
Z.
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VAsliinetdn Nay fefni feso-
iukfon was s. 0diirei today 81 Szil-
s5ior CESrdbei Is, c1 81 lnc
snate military 9sfairs colalai .5ss
thss king khe 8re dent 10 xeSruit The
,gistt sID "a tsfdll statutory lf6nglh
sald sic aetioH Nan aof akeb 81
30 advlcs Of tIgs war esfa
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Memorandum Of Faets.

I {
The South Carolina public faces q
most serious situation with respect to
its freight rates. and me hearing be-
tcre the railroad commission in Co
ipmbfa on the 14th INST. Will undoubt-
| ledly furnish tie Sdture policy OF the
State towards tie railroads.
The State OF North Carolina has In
the past, waged 8 continuous and snp-
cesBful campaign against the rail-
roads for Q more equitable adjustment
Of freight rates from the West, and
In addition by q recent act passed BY
the legislatnre OF North Carolina,
called into q s peciai session 70 c0a-
slider the Mort rate d No
ate= &: &:
wAB qraeratE prd has sn
IsiisIlelid ded teSa afily, pending ail S.
vest alton BY - special commits lon,
appoitted w the legislature. to Bftc
the Rilfoad chance 90 show caiise
Iectiv or 70 What extent theS fedTic4
tioii made thefeiI Should be mod trlsi !.
The rates In Mort iiiffg from
the West are now between 20 and so
! ger cent Of the rates to POINTS In
South Carolina. and 81 the distances
via the Southern lines are less as a
whole to points In South Carolina,
fhhn TO points I'M North Carolina
The State of North Carolina at pres
aent has a,scala OF rates in operation
over tho trunk lines, that Is about so
per cent Of the intra State rates IN
South Carroll lima, and IL the rates passed
by the legisfafitre CT North Carolina
rrt,i iI;5i
per cent OF the rat es within the state
OF South Carolina y.
As q matter ss fact the State or
South Carolin1 nrnlSt eaa csfaa9ar mar
lReYenne on trafIlc Nathin the state
than dfieg Nsst Scafchaa and because
sof the highzr rates irbTlnd from the
West the rates within the State OF
55pntli Carl dina should be less than In
E5eftl CaIldIna, II there be any DIFF
ifefenae. af AZ Ill = y ~
IS Jtld s6.f y Snd Tons as are trans.
/ Ii,iytng hi Scrt Ina, ii Is q mat
far OF the iii6ss II uprenie i'm bortance TO
South GaroIina that it bring about an
NJ rates within tilia state
| In a syts t5 ep pace with the move
1aent made III North Carroll.
mn, so tliSt the aslyaI gez5 ssliich The
State 81 Nlorall nlfna has ii freight
rates, both II, ay,f oss,ssss VII ssSSsss sSsss
| be fl1rtllar INC <ilsed to tbs u
seae of scutsf Carolina 5ss z Y
lie cafTAs rs recently increased
Nun ef OF rates within the state of
lira, which was cIa lined
WAS sIEa aeF tli8 authority they III q
to apply the Inax1tnpm rate pfcscri,ss ,sssd
fby thB South Carolina railroad Hson1e
l1z1.ss rs,r ~ ~ gsf AZ a.,
E0ntli Car6iInf was revised BY Ere
llQlninisgi0n lii 10lt, which q rseiI
fn0meroaR kacreasRt fil sT,ls rates Gas
the longer hanls.
The ra from iSf tsite III North saT
Ollna d to points In sSRfb Carofiiia aye
Etigty great many instances. lowef Than
flsttl rates pres Erited by the South Car
loliua Railroad coIainJ nJasion, ard when
the carriers aganced the rates iE
5BRuafy. 1el4 it increased tho dfsad-
vantage 5f south lima stiles.
Too ninc crest by sss;Scs1th fsaEEsll-
| ma cannot be saplayed tIl M eisse
now hefors the South e.aroiinA Rails
road cofnnli ions VIII "a IS 10. be heard
ION the adtlt Inst. III 0Inlnl1ia sas -
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AIIEIsEGAN 4 sTlf0NI

~ KaHsas City G; Il sl sap6i!s 8:
3 At st. R8ul 81.
At Mirnaapolis 3 s9iilHlbus 2.
At Milwaakee7i Faln
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COL .E6 L.

At DAVIDSON COLLEGE d Universitg oil
south CaroIIun T. s..
At Wake Forest and III ,o9i
North Caro- lima 4 :. ;s q X ls.5s
At Prihcetons 81 i = :. Pen b III a
Princetoa
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] GIFT TIES
lE.E INC NzRsY ii
a. v Smell Poinls Out Importance
of Attending sEae Columbia

"a v. Smell, chairman Of one of the
committees connected with the n6Sea
nlent for better freight rates, ia this
state. has sent to The Inteisgeneer
the following statement OF efacts,with
reference to the meeting TO be held In
coiumbia on the 18th,
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eiespfes of tbs Mexican etindl I and
Ing they otiId capture f3s city,
1ellhdfew her aying9 rom TO bank
gsreapon sheT we're asolen
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The deafaild Tor sh q s5scdtcfs of the
and Until the tide . tlje population
turns Beclt from The q itios ati Vi Isgea
s the coui Il sll4 us5 to
.ipcreass Ia eYer, insrcaeing p1opore
6icnA ssgs1. N
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r. p 3 o 90 q q q o - q D D ri % o d d d
3 ~ q = gDIslYEl5 y2VEiIsrlytl5 81
d 3 q . 3 & IS = s. 81 4 ososC n i 3


on az arne ensf ps.il 6tllss Or.
tllIiheT ia hokef 0f tic faculty and the
sfneseoa df Anderson SoiIeee. A de-
.tighffuI Tleifii 81 aeiftis COURSES had
been nFepa red and was much enjbyea
81 als
the table wsls I5ea fisiIy decora led
Wits vleet psss and fef'1s. The pIacs
md ia addition 20 The names. each had
s feR clesf IheH iiiell 8iare read
laid at the table tiiila anu siIk mich
Hll1 yeTt 70 AZ syerg respect
it tfaH D 9n1es sn Dl ei exeEjng (, snd
the charm Ing 10 les OF tic hosae
wi III long he esl libafed by al =
sfa Lac rftss. who IS q mem
Dsf 1s & be ing Glass pf ABdei,
son Aimed her ciaes<
iflfa As ehns Fui % ny home
on lssgatisls The elIessa
~ KS ss sSnsOr Df slie'
nisllt zima. AK
~ ~ ssts Il
fsl evening uAe ensAyaed
i Fsaiile 3 ssss ssf 1t B 40
.tilsep VIII Eixe
fEEF y M gIEzu
be ssS Misses lllntl SAY.
==iis ;ss= and q s67ifei /
leYs5 ses, u 6ed n III The folz
SOS s as.hbe17 plss siil g :
owes osiAss AZ
Ileg ala lHals
sa7 ~ apple s,sllis
.
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Walking In her laep and atftained oti.
y 4 slight Injury 70 Der right toot.


Five days asi !. q bath each day wtls
the aantenea fated out % Meyer ses
sitE ia New York. whuse vic char ggsd
him with diEOrlleriy con dtict and aEag q
issFHts D6dd aded the baths sgisenl ne
AOtest the prisoners antIdy appestg-
Befor4 k6Banee, fiI: 81 ~
s result of The i6caI or ieiE election
one person narchaaed sixty
6-tzeil BottleS os beer. Il II icli he figlras
rs 4s ~ mi - one daily
Five tIi0sIsafiff petsods IN s sidefsof,
frisS ~ a O. AZ ~ q - istl
slis tIless. mari Ing. iI d IsIIrsLd dH within
~ lElTIFqn RIIpe Iis Ton g be cei bra
fioi: vas sal it6 siie tlfsEi of It's
Kind Ia the iisited stales
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I s. an IS ii SF1 fED

Hest 0G tie Coaintriy fils fI9siief
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Bic " lt,e. of
any fowl Is the peEeDen ags OF meat
,thets tt aiidd not irl the mere
:.7e = sel.t TIE Heal laiFd fhan ifliiat he
wi4i..Sr frame suitable Tor carrying q
G,.fsae lals4saEi .1.s.as
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COOP 3

at ali times and in aIi piaceas Fae
lend beauty not only to the sil0ntll.
but 10 The wEGle fact 81 fac the
absence os Teeth Ill llle HFsE siisfp
tiel tgSard positive aIaness si
are ssss1sa ID ts.s. esst - s's
yosa Of Sid of eitlI esx. Wa s5sis
.atsslied Ii als braaela q laen,l
and would B6 glsd l1 i SlEe Ekslgn,sass
your soFIss We are narticiiia III
eeasful II tae eSisaiiSti Il 0g tsatll psIs Is I.
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( sr3Eanaa7a 7aFrSs
oaiss oysr Evans No. anderson s. q.


NV iFs iss W. E5l1Jy JyIST TIBIlI anu Inen fDyI
arEeteaff Ion; adj q systematic me-
thod OF live hrse ding to este lisil d
strain which seii ii shlif of the off
spring at Ieas 1lrod dilee the good qlial-
ties OF the and give Il Few
chicks tIse VIII pc i0etteT fhRnS either
pafent.
The G;aEnuine fowl is Without doubt
a very old and arcleu Z, I.lll
sfs crtg q Es ii5S B g
sandy La Campine1
plains, which is. the largest co III trt
Jlss eiulla ard ef .l
It is glaisned that tiles breed was. 4 81
extsteace dnring the time or Julius
tsaesess or tasig e., 4 b topls
number Of these FOWL 80 Rome With
linn
81 "a tue 81
any fowl Is the peFeDen Il rs or nieat
fhet tt VII / Yield md not irl the mere.
TVS iskfsils 1ffff lar, ~ sSinf no
ssnalIS md ans IN bone. trinity hunt
Will =; frame suitable for carrying q
Itt.f9ae hEEs4as.aai s4ass.aai meat
Great honor Is due to the men an d
women %slo have con1rib ed asFT,ifrs
mite toward the work ofS producing
the present day ! hfietieB OF heautlFuEI
domestic fowl which give ana iifS
continue to gly 50 iItsScll cnliis0
pinesa ara le 9rs t1 the spkArs
genera tiOna
Climatic Son tiU5le ild 81 9li-s
piGnfEsis In North ana H::eSst, oisa.
must have more substantial cozistrslc-
tion tian is the Much real
afanARe fa heitiR flsiisa III. 1slakS s.Asl f.sss
articles which DO not make clear tina
llsIz aI lssai for file
nISer ia Carolina #onl6 snffer loss
tlie pIHt s 4 e b
The de,aild Tor sh q s5scdncfs az the
pcnisl lyman Is andfeS 4 rapsd1Ss
an Until the tide q Tie p0ptI alton
turns BeclI from Ca cit bed d VI Isgess
ss the couSIt & i4 9l6 ue to.
|igereass iti fever, insfcasiAg rfoport
The Med sfFanean or the czK
lihftss tsnOrEle lereas, s SEst, y
5slI, I5lpe BIl1aklBia an q A1conag
lie Anne jlIs general purpose
i5heeIA 81 r b r ~ van.
int Esode IslAS feds, Riicl
Domle esasiss assd
he ingIs coSgb white was
9tnAled irs a siStfta, g 81, ~ III For
teehefs iey nave never leen.
Doomed 30 ti1oy are com Ia tfge2
Known Here IS illa 0fzsIe for q
huataet e put s. IT, ssent
Iles
New YORK y a
ils = nlesl d tty Chsfls8 ef.
ME Failfeer ie11nan
/ ii - 81 u 81 80 kkllls.ss
7'I9TI 'YeF1 q psLl bDe d.
Iesl ls.s'ses ss g. g. .ss.Lls sgl5pEtslE
Chicago. ne Eftba
az S,TS
d ED XIV F,ii { Is IS 4 j Is D5
lseeiegf mas er of ti4
ie
iDapefn 86sl. .f aflsE
tstofra Ter fkian had oinlit
me Ocean for go re-
lccifef8
eog
rs eSA0o3 81
tfzfs o9ida iii clos
d3 til2fe WI plfaif easute
I s ( 81 ttitssss - ~ rlilf.l4 t9
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az Meai Franean or the osg
breeds ssssrs sesnnrIl1 llefeas, sEs's =
bs5ff, Hue B1l1akIl8t rs an q AncOnag
q lie american IN general purpose
Esode 1slASss cds, niici
DoAiln59Hss ana
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fe singIq comb white 4egiie was
iTleinaled lr a aEt ta, g q, - III Eor1
Fe hafl sey nf4se never lltsn
b65fneil 30 thoy are com Ia Il sfpea
Known Here Is flia ofaIse for &
hHaslet 70 put 50 % ssens
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se6frs Yer ffiAn aa hssRlit
me for go fe5
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+ Great honor Is due to the men and
women #slo have contriba ed sssIIpiifz
mite toward the work ofs profuciTg
the present day ! hfietieB Of beautiful
domestic fowl which give afsSi ~ 8 III
continue to glv B 50 seiI cnlfi
pinesa aFld 10 he EaSiire
geaeration
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FEE1EEAI

! at Kansas City 10; Bnffaio 0.
At Indianapolis o: Baltimore
(nalled end fifth raia}
AZ Chicago BroulIyn rain,
Az ST. Louis 2 Pittaetsrgh Is.
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pAsE ~
"a ET
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New Rofks f:es sa
iisss Z 8 ~ Il ier
tlie fhfifG D Herman
sssenk al sisltIs
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inner iii q lima #otll a Her loss
aud dis 0uI eiit Il h li1nt1 aepf
the pEalss -
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One shot be snre that the male
tie heai Sf the lock a pire bred
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One cannot iia va ns,la ash ng for no
.tlals.s ~ q { ssiz saay toi breed fancy
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-05

the wrong he had done me. wouldn't
let myself even think of you, and then
L realized that l had spoiled your
life
mo. o spoiled it. Mary! Blessed
it. We must prove that yet"
Yes. spoiled it." the wife went on
~passionately. IF l had understood, if
l could have dreamed that l could ever
care Oh. Dick. | would never have
married you for anything in the
World!'
But now you do realize" the young
man said quietly. The thing is done.
If we made a mistake it is for us to
bring happiness out Of that error"
ooh. can't you see" came the
stricken lament. I'm u jailbird!"
But you love me-you do love me, l
know The young man spoke with
joyous certainty. for some infection of
her voice had told the truth to his
heart. Nothing else mattered. But
now. to come back to this hole We're
in here. Don't you understand at last
that you can't beat the law? If you're
caught here tonight where would you
get o~ff-caught here with a gang of
burglars? Why didn't you go to Chi
cago, as you planned?'
planned? With whom?'
"Why. with Burke"
who told you that | had arranged
any such thing|"
Burke himself did"
"When?" Mary was standing rigid
now. and the rare color famed in her
cheeks. Her eyes were blazing.
LESS than an hour ago"
"Where?"
I'm this room."
"What was he doing here?"
"Talking to my father"
The seemingly simple answer ap,
peared the last straw to the girls bur.
den of frenzied suspicion. Her voice
cut fercely into the quiet Of the room.
"Joe, turn on that light. l want to
see tie face Of every man in this
ROOM
The blaze of the chandelier famed
brilliantly over all. Griggs moved
%stealthily a.little nearer the door into
the passage.
But Mary's next words came wholly
as a surprise.
"Dick," she cried. what are those
tapestries worth?" She pointed to.
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Dick Glider. Il tell you those tapes
tries are worth a million cold"
Mary's answer was virulent in its
sudden burst Of hate.
You stool pigeon. You did this for
Burke"
II swear | didn't. ! swear it,
Its a frameup!" Carson broke in
ferociously. His tones came in a dead
ened roar of wrath.
On the instant. aware that further
subterfuge could be of no avail. Griggs
staggered defiance.
"And what if it is true?" he drawled.
with Il resumption Of his aristocratic
manne He plucked the police whis-
tie from his waistcoat pocket and
raised it to his lips.
He moved too slowly. Carson had
pulled the pistol from his pocket. had
pressed the trigger. There came no
squirt Of flame. There was no sound
save perhaps q faint clicking noise.
But the nan with the whistle at his
lips suddenly ceased movement. rem
bled horribly and in the next instant
crashed to the floor. dead.
In the first second of the tragedy
Dick had not understood. But the fall
ing of Griggs before the levcled weap-
on of the other man. there to lie in
that CHASTITY immobility. made him I'M
derstand. He leaped toward Carson
would have wrenched the pistol from
the others grasp. In the struggle it
fell to the floor.
Before either could pick it up Chica-
go Red called his warning.
"Somebody's opening the front door,"
Carson sprang to the octagonal Win
dow as Dick tool possession of the pis-
toll.
"The streets empty. We must jump
for it. Come on. Mary" he cried.
Already Chicago Red had snapped
off the lights of the chandelier. had
sprung to the window. thrown open a
panel Of it and had vanished into the
night, with Dacey at his heels. As
Carson would have called out to the
girl again he was interrupted by Dick:
"She couldn't make it, Carson he
declared coolly and resolutely. You
go. I'll take care Of her."
"If she's caught There was an
understandable menace in the forger's
half uttered threat.
"She won't be-"
"If she is, I'll get you. that's ALL"
Carson said as he dropped out of sight.
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then. Inspector. if you'll come back in

then. Inspector. if you'll come back in
the morning.
AS he spoke the white beam of the
flashing searchlight from the tower
fell between the undrawn draperies of
the octagonal window. The light star
tied the inspector again. as it had done
once before that same night. His gaze
followed it instinctively. SO within the
second he saw the still form lying
there on the floor.
There was no m%iStaking that awful.
motionless. crumpled posture. The in
spector leaped to the switch by the
door and turned on the lights of the
chandelier. In the mex moment he
had reached the door Of the passage
across h room. and his whistle sound
ed s@lill. His voice beloved re-en
forcement to the blast.
Cassidy. Cassidy"
Cassidy came rushing in with the
other detectives.
why, what's it all mean. chicf?' he
questioned.
"They've got Griggs." Burke answer
ed. There was exceeding rag in his