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| l rose and walked to the window;
then. nerveless and depressed. went
out into the garden again to smoke a
cigar
The cat had disappeared: trav-
ersed the garden. passed through the
side wicket. and found myself on the
cliffs. Almost Immediately was
aware of a young girl. a child. seat.
ed on the rocks. her chin propped on
her hands. the sea-wind blowing her
curly elf-locks across her cheeks and
eyes. A bundle tied in handkerchief
lay beside her: . cat dozed in her lap.
"Jacqueline!" said, gently. II
thought you were to sail from Lorient
today!"
The cat stepped purrins from her
knees: the child rose. pushing back
her hair from her eyes with bold
hands.
where is speedr~ she asked
drowsily.
Did you want to see him. Jacqus-
line?"
That 10 why l returned"
And you are going to give Up the
circus forever. Jacquelinew
YES"
"Just because you want to ~
speed?"
only for that"
She stood rubbing her eyes with
her small fists. ~ though Just avak.
ened.
Come into the garden" said; We
can talk while you rest"
The young countess was standing At
the window as we approached in SOL
emn single file along the path, and
when she caught sight OF " she
opened the door and stepped out ON
the tiny porch.
why. this is our little Jacqusline,"
she said. quickly. "They have taken
your father for the conscription. have
they not. my child! And now you
are homeless!"
Il think SO. madame"
Then you will stay with me until
he returns. won't you. little one?"
I'VE thank you, and permit our.
selves to accept, madame" said Jac.
queline. we are very glad because
we are quite hungry. and We have
thorns from the gorsa in our feet"
She broke OF with Joyous little cry:
There is speed!" And Speed. enter
ing the garden hurriedly. stopped
short In his tracks.
The child ran to him and threw
both arms around his neck. "Oh,
Speed! Speed!" she stammered. over
and over again. Il was too lonely: /
will do what you wish; l ~ill be in.
structed in the graces Of education
truly will. l an glad to come back
and am SO tired, Speed will never
60 away from you again. Oh,
Speed, l am contented! Do
yoY love mss"
Dearly. little sweetheart" hs said,
huskily. trying to steady his voice.
There! Madame the countess il
waiting. All will be we'll now" He
turned. smiling. toward the young
countess. and lifted his hat, then
stepped back and fixed me with a
blank look Of dismay. which said per
fectly plainly that he had unpleasant
news to communicate. The countess,
I think, saw that look, too, for she
gave me an almost imperceptible nod
and took JacQueline's hand in hers.
IF there are thorns In your feet We
must find them" she said. sweetly.
"Win you come. Jacqueline?"
Yes. madame" said the child, with
an adoring smile at Speed, who bent
and kissed her upturned face az she
passed.
Well" said turning to Speed,
what new deviltry ie going on in
Paradise now?"
(TO BE CONTINTrEnN
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CHAPTER XIX.
rrOcaure Garden.

About nine O'Clock We were sum.
moned By Breton maid to the pretty
breakfast room below. and I vaa
saAansa tsOe vttA N aAallg GDtA&
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CHAPTER xvil.-continu>d,
Where's the mayor" whispered

S'$p EN- ~vU.-N0nStn030.
where's the mayor" I whispered
to Eyre.
I'm his house; Speed Is with him" :"
Come on. then" said, pushing my
way around the outskirts OF the crowd
to the mayors house.
Tue mayor was lying in his arm
chair. frightened, sulky. obstinate.
his fat form swathed in a red sash.
"O-ho!" said, sharply, so you al
ready wear the colors Of the revolu.
tion. do your"
Dame. they tied 1t over my waist.
coat" he said. "and there are NO gen
darmes to help me arrest them"
Never mind that Just now" In
terrupted; what l want to know is
why you wrote the governor Of Lori
ent to sxpel our circus"
That's my own affair" he snapped;
besides. who said l wrote?"
/. Idiot ] said, somebody paid you
to Do j. Who vas III" .1.S
The mayor Looked iyly at me out
Of The corner Of his mottled eyes, but
he remained mute.
Very WE'LL" said 1; when the
troops from Lorient hear Of this rev.
olution In Paradise. they'll come and
chase these communards into the sea.
And after that they'll stand you up
against convenient wall and give
you thirty seconds for absolution-"
"Stop!" bdrst out the mayor, strug-
Cling to his feet. What am to do?
This gentleman. Monsieur Buckhurst,
will slay me il disobey him! Be
sides"-he began to buster I'm
mayor Of Paradise. and won't be
bullied! You get out of here with
your circus and your foolish ele.
phants! I haven't any gendarmes
Just now to drive you out. but you
had better start. all the same-before
night"
"Oh." said. before night! Why
before night?"
Wait and see then," he muttered.
Anyway. get out Of my house-d'ye
hear?"
I'VE ara going to give that perform
ance at two O'Clock this afternoon. "
I said. After that, another tomorrow
1t the same hour and on every day
1t the same hour. az long as it pays.
Do you understand"
Perfectly" sneered the mayor.
Then asked him what he would do
II the cruiser began dropping shells
into Paradise; he deliberately winked
at me and thrust his tongue into his
cheek.
so you know that the cruiser ia
gomez" asked.
He grinned,
DO you suppose Buckhurst's men
hold the semaphore? II they do, they
sent that cruiser on q fool'e GRAND. -
whispered Speed.
Here was a nice plot! stepped to
the window. Outside in the square
Buckhuzst was ranging a dozen peas
ants IN line. The peasants were no,
Paradise men; they wore the cos
tunes Of the interior, and somsbedy
had already armed them with scythes
rusty boardingpikes. stableforks, ant
one or two flintlock muskets. An evil
looking crew. II ever l saw one. The,
were the scum Of Morbihan.
"Well!" muttered Speed in amaze
0ent
After . long silence. Kelly Eyr,
Nooked at his watch. Its time ",
we're in the tent" he observed, dryly
snA W turned away without . word
~ tbs hs4age vs stopped and looks,
Ansk - ~ nag vas SyiAg fsps
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PART THIRD
CHAPTER XVIII.

A q ssst Chamber.
A light was shining in my syss and
I was talking szaitsdly; that anl he
O4o9 q hFaAAy ! F~Anhw-AA
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SYNOPSIS.

tune in the employ Of the French Inn
perial Police At the outbreak Of the Fran.
co-Prussian war, Ii ordered to arrest
John Buckhurst. leader OF the Com
ounists and suspected of having stolen
the FRENCH crown Jewels While search
arrest Countess de Vassart and her group
Of socialists and escort them to the Bel
gian border. scarlett finds Sylvia Elven
Of the odeon disguised as peasant and
carries her to La Trappe where the
countess and her friends are assembled.
Al are arrested. The countess save:
Of the house He denounces Buckhurst
a. the leader Of the Reds and the coun-
tess conducts him to where Buckhurst is
the place and Buckhurst escapes during
the melee. Scarlstt IL wounded He re.
covers consciousness in the countess.
for By tho countess. A fierce battle 10
fought in the streets between French
and Prussian soldiers Puckhurst pro-
Jewels to Scarlet. He declares he will
Five himself up to the authorities. Scar
lett doubts his sincerity. Buckhurst urges
hurst sdmt. Il sS.s b. 20 rsceiSs. pay from
the Prusssans for Information which he
doss s not yiy:. H: secures passports to
tess and himself. scariett reports to
the secret service in Paris and rnds Nor
nae. nae. shadow Of the emperor. in charge
ucpO1lb tHe CfOWn jewels anu l4teI.
when making 4 detailed report, flnds that
pebbles have been substituted for the real
stones. Speed. a comrade in the service.
warns Scarlett that Mornac 10 dangerous.
He also informs him that all the govern
ment treasure II being transported to the
coast for shipment out OF tho country.
Gus. The circus arrives at Paradise An
order 10 received by the mayor calling
the citi.ens to arms Jacqueline. daugh-
to give exhibitions In tho character Of 4
mermaid. scarlett makes friends with
at her home in Paradise. He finds Sylvia
E1ven also there. He learns the countess
has withdrawn from the socialists They
Swear eternal friendship The Lizard
learns for Scarlet. through ono Tric-
1rac, that Mornac 10 head OF a communis-
tic conspiracy. Scarlett learns something
81 Sylvia Elven through a fellow per-
former named Kelly. Orders regarding
the treasure trains are changed. owing to
the discovery of plot at Lorient.
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CURED Sse Aesss sssvsee saly. ~ =
ease water 10 vaAes1 epe seeoe ~
u ~ q . wtn1nill, eAgiAA soeels1e
notes. o. hydraulle nm b neeeaoasy.
Il . Windmill h ussd ~ seesaoo
sAould b large saoush for q leaGo
tArss avs s1pply. 70 peovide vaeee
b cass q ealn weaGhse. Whero ~
othss sources Of power are ussd ~
storage caDaeity nssd not szcss6 -
6ayb supply.
Ths plumbing systsm Tor ~ Ave-.
ags barn hone should b sinpae 81
10 matsfial end constructioa shoals
b durable. Water pipes shosA =
arranged - - 70 carry The waAee =
% nearly . straight line - posslbSo
to the point Of discharge The use .
Iced DlDs Or leAA-llneA receptaeleo IT.
drinking water shoeld b avol1eA y
ANAL private systems.
The sewer plumbing serves - .
drain for the watss plumbiaG. TAe
drainage system should b - 80
structsA - to carry away oooDoeeelv
everything soptisd into u 81 y
should b constantly vented. ~
qusutiy and thoroughly flushed. 81
have each Of IT, epsainss iato ~
house securely guarded. All drsine.
coll pipe. and waste pips should -
vatsr.tisht md air.tishe All pIsnb'
Ing should b tested BY nllins Win
water or smoke to detect lsaks.
An excellent process Of sewage ~
posal 10 partly mechanical and partly
bacterial. consisting Of . preliminary
septic tank treatment and Of Anal
treatment b. application to . natura1
soil By surface or subsurfaee dioti1o1
ton. or TO . specially prepared Altse.
The septic tank. although air-tioho
and supposedly watsr-tisht. shoall -
located % far from the house and ths
well or spring - couvsnisncs end
local surroundings will permit. thus
reducing the danger Of pollutioa .
nuisance In case OF LEAKAGE or ~
proper operation Of the system.
Contrary to the usual opinion. small
sewage systems require some watch
ing and care. Il IL well to study ths
system and watch the action IN ~
entire plant for any signs Of cloggine
or watsr-logsins. II the sewage b
applied continuously to the anal dc
posal system and in such quantities
that the system 10 kept saturated, he
filter or disposal area becomes watsr
logged and sewage sick" and coaoee
to BE- effective. A crease tran IN a,
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RECORD OUTPUT DUNNO SNORT
MONTH.

Cripple Creek--The output Of the
Cripple Creek district for the short
month OF February totaied 72.lss tons,
with q gross bullion value Of Sl,3lS..
6Sl.4o. showing . big increase and
establishing . new recent year record.
The average value per ton was 9ls.ss.
. A high average 10 shown for the ore
treated at the mill Of the Golden Cycle
Mining Company In Colorado Syringe.
This Increase ID directly due to the
rich Cresson mine shipment.
Dividends were paid during Fsbru.
ary BY the Golden Cycle Mining Com.
pany Of $4,000. and the Elkton Con.
soiidated OF $4,000. . total Of Sl25.0 900.
The Cresson Consolidated, . close cor
poration, 10 also believed to have paid
m increased dividend.
The treatment figures ~ reported
out BY the mill managers and repre-
sentatives Of the smelters in this dis
trict follow:
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OF which household slops are thrown
The soil surrounding the well becomes
saturated with organic nth and a.
lows the surface water percolatins
through II to carry IT, load Of contami
nation into the well. ....
The CURLING or covering 10 often
loosely Constructed Of boards, permit.
ting small animals and vermin 10 fall
into the we'll: and surface water car
ryinG NTH and manure. especially
after rains. runs into the well from
the top.
Both deep and shallow wells are
subject 10 contamination. OF 1T deep
and al shallow farm wells examined
In Indiana. lie OF the deep well ~.
tiers were Of good quality. u were bad,
and is were doubtful: $50 Of the
shallow well waters we're good, 100
we're very bad. and ~ were doubtful,
The safety Of water supplies whsn
near sources u possible surface pollu.
ton often depends largely on the
character and quality Of the material
IN which the veil b sunk.
The farm veil. especially Q shallow
dug well. should b located somswst
above the barnyards. and stock mana.
1t least In such . position that the
surface drainage from all possible
sources Of coataminstiou 10 away
from the wen.
II local conditions and prices VII,
permit. Il ID . good idsa 10 provide
lnpervious 6oors with waesr.sighe
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Simple Sanitary System
For the Farm Home
oy \. W. rNULllNogA.

Drains for farm buildings and stock
pens. Under the sane eonAitions co.
crete manure PITT might ven b peo'
vided not only 70 prsvsat The liquid
manure fro0 polluting the nsishboss
Ing soil but b save the manure. No
sarbAss. manure Or rubbish should
Be dumped into sinks Of basins II The
immediate nsigAborhood. and thsss
should b fenced OF and kept tree
from polluting matter.
The house should b provided With
some safe method Of sewage disposal.
while slops and garbage non the
kitchen should b deposited In tightly
covsrel sarbags cans and disposed q
b. burytng In the Aslds. burning. o.
feeding TO pigs. The use Of privy
vaults and lsachiAs or ovsrAowing
cssspools should b absolutely avoid
ID. since they are likely to b sources
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thsvs amoag thsn-it 10 satirsly ~.
jsctsd. The tact remains. hewsvss.
that - have had ave moaths q The
most appalling war that the World hes
ever known. and IN that length oe time
no literary product that win survive
eeyond III little hour. This nay Deovs
NJ. Howslis night. % Il nay prove
merely that - have not yet haA
enough war 10 prolues The seinuisslns
eject tAat othsss ascrlbs b Il n ~
latter 10 the eass. litssaeurs Nest D
10 the dol1usms. is1ssl. and Il veuil
prove Interesting 70 knev nov nueA
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levels below that Of the ground. water
surface In the driest seasons.
Unpolluted springs are - . rule
good sources Of water supply. since
the water usually comes from great
depths within the rock or 10 filtered
through many layers OF sand and
gravel. However. springs are subject
to pollution from the same sources
- wells and should BE- closely
watched In this respect Farm spring
supplies are often polluted By the
drainage from buildings and stock
pens. Spring water supplies fron
limestone are also subject TO poliutioa
from Distant garbage and sewage
dumps In sinkhoiss. The same pro.
cautious should b. taken Tor sassr
guarding spring supplies % II The
case Of wells. and IN addition the
spriaG should always b fenced 70
keep out the stock. Spring supplies
should - frequently sxanias1 for
pollutioa Of any kind. and the vstsr
should b boiled before driskins, n
possible. although this b cot abso
lutsly necessary In all casss.
After 70 pure watsr supply has bssa
made available for the fasn hons, IL
quantity Of water needed must b
considered. A suitable pumping seuiD.
msnt mast b chosen and thea Q salts
factory means for distsibutias sad
storing the water must b. provided.
Handopsratsd systsms are sppll.
cable whore small quantities ass ~
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Arizona.

ArixoNa.
T. F. Forester Of Bisbes 10 display.
Ing some rich specimens Of gold quarts
from his claims In the Dos Cabesas
district.
Van II. Brooks OF the Old Reward
property. about twenty-seven miles
southwest Of Casa 0rande. reports .
large deposit Of zinc ore.
At Douglas the Calumet & Arisona
smelter output for February exceeded
the January output by approximately
. quarter million pounds.
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Colorado.


The big mill VI the Creole Mines
and Milling Company IL busy place
at the present time.
There Ii good prospects Of the
Lloyd q Lowe oil well on Roam creek.
near Dialogue. becoming = good pro-
Queer.
At Leadville rapid progress 10 ~
ported In preparing the Penross for
the o1oo.OO0 pumping plant.
Mining around and In Empire. up
per Clear Creek county. h going on ct
good rate. shipments from the
molybdsnite district OF DAILY are .
regular occurrence.
The normal price for spsitsr In the
Lesdvills district h % per 100 pounds.
II - now go per 100 pounds II New
York and close to that figure In 81.
Louis. OF 70 PER cent above normal.
In Idaho Springs district shipments
Of ore iron the Lake mine. % stated
by Manager Wiley. for the month Of
January. reached liS tons. while the
amount paid out for the ore was over
sSs.ooO. THIS 10 an Increase Of 10 pr
cent both In tonnage and value over
that q January. 1914.
A. Cripple Creek the Komst Las.
Ing Company. under the management
Of Matt Korff. 10 doing coasidsrabls
devsaoDosat work on block of leo
bella ground on the Lee shaft. The
ore hesss II the Isabella II now taxs1
10 NJ fullest capacity 70 take care q
ths numsroas shippers on that prop
erty.
cripels Greeks total prodsclioa nj
S3toyeooy 49, h soll In tvsnty.thrss
yeasS WI - increased 70 nearly ossO..
ooc.oeo ~ the time Colorado's premier
gold eaaD reaches IL twsaty.fossth
year. Y the rate q yislA that he's bssa
set thus FAR continues. This win msan
. total output u t3o.ooo.ooo dusing tho
PEAR.
t,soees X. Kinbaii lad . rstort thas
welgAe1 fifsy.two o1acss II sold. To
ors. sevea eee1s, vas taken freo ~
twslflA lsvsl h The on Town nine.
0fiDla essney. ~ mon . taial ssa1
= tn Isvsl.
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-. mg system. az A safe
disposal for farm sswass
4 pure water supply In one Of -
ost Important factors In farm M
ssssy' e tyDhoid fever. dyssntsry and
osner disorders may b. carried b. IN.
rs waters. Farm water suiplies
se very subject 70 solution. OF 70
vp'cai water supplies In Minnesota
Mvest,satioas showed that 20 vere
oeod and 80 polluted. Twsuty.nye 81
t.ose polluted we're bad only because
Door surface protection, and could
y nave been made safe. Praeti.
osmy all Tie surface supplies were
polluted. During these tnyestisations
- OF the farms examined showed a
record Of typhoid fever.
0urface water supplies should not
% used for household purposes, or
aor washing milk cans. They should
no. even b ussd for laundry purposes
sn,ess no other water supply 10 AVIAN.
ABLE Raia water from the roof h
cNsn polluted By dust. leaves and the
eloppinss from birds. Any person
VINO drinks water from surface sun,
pnes endaasers bis health II such sun.
nlies are not adequately protected ana
then purified.
Where underground water, are
hard to obtain. cistsrns may be used
wnere the store Of rain water and
surface supplies will be filtered ana
partially purified.
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WARS EFFECT ON ALL ARTS
lWsvltsbiy 90 In the gxtrsms, 10 IN
optWisN 9xprssssd BY william
Dean xeWslis.

war stops literature" says william
Dean Howslls. IT 10 IN upheavai Of
civilization. . return 10 barbarism; u
means death 70 III arts. Even the
prscasatioa for war stops literature"
Mr.. Howsll's opinioa 10 probably
shared By . good maay Observer. and
~ Q soo1 many nors-0sas1ss Nat.
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Principle q Operation o. an Auto
Pneumatic Pump.
Of the worst contamination. The
farmer should become acquainted
with the various types. Of wells and
the best methods Of protection. and
the we'll should be 20 protected - to
exclude nth from those sources Of
contamination which II has been i'm
possible to remove or which have
been overlooked.
In the selection. location and sink.
Ing Of . well II Is always . good idea
to consider permanencs in addition to
safety. The well should penetrate to
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The Deadwood Mining Company ct
Aosollon will start their mill about
April I. This will make the third mill
IN operation.
T. c. Brown OF Socorro has par.
chased the Illinois and Saratoga mines
ut Kingston, Sierra county. the con.
sideration being 5000.
The Silver Glance Mining and D.
velopment Company. capitalized at
$4,000. 10 the name OF . new corpora
ton. papers for which were drawn at
Silver City.
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WGSrgNN
MINING NEWS
~ ONIgP
PRICE or MGrALA


Bar Silver--49tc.
Lead-Per 100 lbs. New York. e>S.s7
casa.
spelter-Per 100 lbs, 81. Louis.
Slo.00Gl0.5o.
Copper--Casting brand. oil.2so
l+62.
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II has been noticed that sincs the
war broke out the number OF charges
Of defamation and violsncs lodged b
tenants against their coactsrgss aad
vice versa. has snormousiy incssassl
The Cn Do Paris suggests pleasant
and plausible explanation. u y that
numbers Of wives Who had bssa -
custonsd 10 have daily words" With
their lons-suRssins husbands now Asl
this occupation soas. %. Just 70 kssD
an edge to their tongues. they sharpss
them 90 their coaeisfgss. Bue Coz
ciersss ars By no means Of % nssk
. race - husbands. as1 the Dstulaas
fair ones receive - eood - hey sivA
and vssy oftsn . legal ssanoas q
vsll.-Pssis Lsttsr 70 the LoaAoa Tss
egraph.
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var those Who 6siisvs 10 vars rsvivt
tying toaic think 10 required 70 ~
aucs msstsspascs n lsttsss. Or paiat'
tns o. dsana ~ music. Do0soea,
surely. ossht 70 - ah,s 70 aguss u
QUITO tel ~. IN rouad asnbers. how
nuch blood must - spilled. nov many
battles must - fousAt how 0aay
lands made dseolaas. bow naay thos-
soals q nss nal0s1 aal killed as1
hoe many hsasts bowed lov vitA
sstss bseeee ast - Dufoo1 eleaa -
sealus y stt0ulale1 - rseDoo1 -
wers Observation-Disclosures DooWA
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WyeminS.

The Midwest Oh Company. which
operates In the Salt Greek field Of
Wyoming. earned S1.14s.t6s.97 during
1914. according to the annual report
OF the president. l.. l.. Aitken. Against
this was charged S6ss. s06.35 for ex.
penses and cost Of crude oil. leaving
net earnings OF ettS.553.62. from which
dividends sggresating 100000 were
paid.
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cultural department. which consists
OF w pages and contains % figures
and diagrams with . number Of table,