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The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-23
The Adventures Of
hathlyn
HAROLD MAC GRATH
Illustrated by Pictures from the Moving Picture
Production of the selis Polyscope Co.
Copyright by Harold MacGrathI

and jasper and porphyry, she discov-
cred slip of white paper protruding
through square in the latticed win
dow which opened out toward the gar
den Of brides.
Hope reused her into activity. She
ran to the window and snatched the
paper eagerly. 1t was from kathlyn,
darling Kit. The risk with which 1t
had been placed in the latticed window
never occurred to Winnie.
The note informed her that the wom-
an doctor of the zenana had been sutii.
ciently bribed to permit kathlyn to
make up like her and gain admittance
to the zenana. Winnie must complain
of illness and ask for the doctor but
not before the morning of the follow
ing day. So far as she. kathlyn, could
learn, Winnie would be left in peace
till the festival of the car of Jugger-
naut. Ill, she would not be forced to
would be practically deserted and then
kathlyn would appear
This news plucked up Winnies spir,
its considerably. Surely her father
and Kit were brave and cunning
enough to circumvent umballa What
frightful country. What a dreadful
people She was miserable over the
tortures her father had suffered. but
nevertheless she held him culpable for
not telling both her and Kit all and not
half truth. A basket of gems, She
and Kit did not wish to be rich, only
free and happy. And now her own
folly in coming would but add to the
miseries of her loved ones
Ahmed had told her of the two or
deals, the black dungeon, the whip
ping: he had done so to convince her
that she must be eternally on her
guard. search carefully into any propo.
sition laid before her. and play for
time. time, for every minute she won
meant minute nearer her ultimate
freedom. She must promise to marry
Umballa, but to set her own date.
Unlike kathlyn. who had Pundta to
untangle the intricacies of the bastard
Persian. Winnie had to depend wholly
upon sign language, and the inmates
of the 2enana did not give her the re-.
spect and attention they had given to
kathlyn. Kathlyn was novelty: Win.
ME was not. Besides. one of them
watched Winnie constantly. because
the bearded scoundrel had attracted
her fancy and because she hoped to
enchain his
So the note from kathlyn did not
pass unnoticed. though Winnie be,
lieved she was without espionage
kathlyn, her father Bruce. Rama.
bal and Pundita met at the coloncrs
bungalow, and with Ahmed's help they
thrashed out the plan to rescue Win.
ME. Alone. the little sister would not
be able to find her way out Of the gar.
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CHAPTER XVI-Continued.

In the baZaars they began to laugh
durbars. They began to jest at his flu
tile efforts to crown some one through
whom he could put his greedy hand
into the treasury. Still, they found
plenty of amusement and excitement.
And so they filled the square in front
Of the platform when Umballa put the
crown on Winnie's head. How long
would this queen last?
And Kathlyn. her father and Bruce
were forced to witness the event from
behind the Gordon of guards. dressed
in native costume. their faces stained.
and their hearts swelling with impo.
tent anger and despair For it was in
such guise they had returned to AL
laha.
During lull in the ceremonies a
resonant voice from out the dense
throng cried: Give us a queen of our
blood and race. thou black, gutter born
dog"
Ramabai started at the sound of that
voice. but caught himself before he
looked in the direction from whence
It rose 1t belonged to one L.al Singh.
Tmballa scowled. but gave no other
sS3n that he heard. But n guard dived
into the crowd; uselessly. however.
Kathlyn touched Ramabai's arm.
20. ! must speak to herr"
BE careful. memsahib," he warned
But even as she spoke she stepped
past him. toward her beloved sister.
and offered the flowers she held
Winnie. not dreaming that this dark
yelled creature was her sister, smelled
the flowers and beheld card which
had writing on it-English'
Courage Father and have a plan
for your escape kathryn
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One Dimension.

\ prosp"rOua lumb"rman lives In
western Pennsylvania lie owns n
small railroad which runs from his
lumber camp TO IA" main line lie
VAS riding III" other day on crowded
car by the side Of the pf"aldrn, ~
IA" rnllr1ud Aft"r some conyor
FntIon. Ia" president handed the Ium
herman his cnrd
what aid the Pennsylvania
ARE you III" president Of tho ---
rnilroad2 am the prcHldcu, Of u
rnllrOnd too
what b. your rond," wnH the cuur.
toOuH ruply
Tho " " A."
Strange, have never heard Of II"
We'll" rald the Iumbcrmnn. my
road may not b. aa long 300 yours. but
n liz Just us wide"
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CHAPTER XVI.

umballa began to so about cheerful
ly. He no longer doubted his star
Gutter born. was he? A rat from the
streets? Very well; there were rats
and rats. and some bit SO deep that
people died OF II. He sometimes
doubted the ACCESSIBILITY OF permitting
Colonel Hares headman Ahmed 10
roam ahrit: the rascal might in the
end pro-. too sharp. SIN 1t was no.
bad flea to let Ahmed believe that
he wnlsed in security. All umballa
wanted was the colonel. Kathlyn and
the young hunter. Bruce. II would be
Ahmsf. grown careless, who would
"venSslally lead him or his spies to the
htA:rg place
That the trio were In the city I'm.
haIla did not doubt In the least, nor
that they were already scheming to
liberate the younger sister. All his en-.
"mies where he could put his hand on
them
Cheerful was the word
The crust OF civilization was thin: the
true savage was cracking out through
IL In the days OF the mutiny Umballa
would have been the Mann Snbib's
right hand. He would hay. given tho
tragedy at ta"npore an extra touch
Ten thousand rupees did not 20 far
among soldiers whose arrears called
for ten times tina, sum SO he placed
1t where II promised to do the most
good, II was "A capital idea, this OF cut.
ting Ramabais throat with his own
money The lnwloss element among
the troops was his. Umballa's: at least
his long enough for the purpose he had
In mind
When the multitude round IN. plat.
form dissolved and Winnie was led to
her chamber In the 2onana, rmballa
treated himself to a beverage known
IA the kings peg "A irihc composed of
brandy and champagne THAT he
drank 10 stuporactlon Was Gods meth.
cd Of protecting that night an innocent
child for Winnie vas no, much more
than that
Alone, daIod and terrified. she
dropped down upon N" cushions and
cried herself to sleep exactly as
h1thlyn had done In the morning she
.woko TO find tea and food She had
foard no enc enter or leave. CHANGING
eufIopsly rourd her prison Of marble
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-23

the dagger at her side. Don't draw
it, he said Il might hurt your arm
in wrenching it away from you. Poor
little fool, Back into the cage, like a
homing pigeon Had | not known you
| all would return, think you ! would
have given up the chase so easily?
You would not bend. so then you must
break. The god JugGcrnaut yearns for
a sacrifice to prove that we still love
and worship him. You spurncd my
love: now you shall know my hate.
You shall die. unpleasantly."
Quickly as cat springs he caught
her hands and wrenched, them toward
him. dragging her toward the door.
Winnie sprang up from the cushions.
her eyes ablaze with the fighting spirit
Too soon the door closed in her face
and she heard the bolt outside go
slithering home
Said umballa from the corridor: ITO
you. pretty kitten, ! shall come later.
! need you for my wife When return
truly an orphan And do not make
your eyes red nccdlcssly"
Winnie screamed and kathryn fought
with the fury Of n n"ttcd tigress, For
"A few minutes umballn had his hands
full. but In the end he conquered.
Outside the garden Of brides three
men waited in vain for the coming OF
kathlyn and her sister
The god Jugg"rnaut did not rcpose
In his accustomed niche in the temple
that night The car had to be pulled
M and down n steep hin, and on the
return, owing to the darkness. II was
left AT the top OF the hill safely
proppcd to prevent its rolling down of
it's own accord When tn. moon rose
Juggcrnauts eyes CLEANED like tn.
striped cats Long since he had seen
human sacrifice. Perhaps the old
days would return once more He
vas weary at heart riding over sickly
and the music OF the death rattle. His
cousins. War and P"stllcnc.. Etill took
their tiih"s why should b. be de.
niDd'
The whispering became II murinur-
ing, and the murmuriug grew into .x.
citablc chattoring: and by ten O'Clock
that night all the baZunrs knew that
the ancient rites Of Jugg"rnhut were
to be revived that night. The baZaars
had never heard Of nero, called Ahnno.
barbus, and. being without compnri.
sons. they missed III" greatness Of
their august but hammered r.yDrt I'm
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den OF brides, II was kathlyn's idea
to have Winnie pretend she needed air
and sunshine and u walk In the gar.
den after the doctors visit. The res.
cue would b" attempted from the
walls
JugEcrnaut. or Jarannath In llindus.
tanI meaning Lord OF the World
was an idol 80 hideously done In wood
that III" prince Of hell would hay" IN.
ken 1t to be the porsouiication Of a
damned soul could he have gllmpscd II
In the tempt" Of Alfalfa. The gods
fac" was black. his lips and mouth hor
ribly and significantly red his eyes
were polished "meraldg. his arms were
Of gilt. his body like that Of toad
HIS temporal reign IN Alfalfa was some.
where near four hundred years. and
no doub, his emerald eyes had seen a
crimson trail behind his car AZ many
hundred times.
~" was married frequently Some
poor, bcnightod 'anatica woman
would pledge herself and would be
considered with awe TIL she died But
III tines" times no one flung himself
under the car, nothing but the Incense
OF crushed flowers now followed his
wake His grin. however. was tho
sam" as OF old. Wood. paint, KIT and
"morslds' Well we enlightened Euro
peans sometimes worship these very
things, though We Indignantly deny 4,
OUTSIDE the tempt" stood the car,
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-23
SYNOPSIS.

Kathlyn Hare, believing her father, Col
Hare. in peril has summoned her. leaves
her home In California to go to him in
Alfalfa. India. Cmballa, pretcnder to the
throne of that principally, has imprisoned
the colonel. named by the late king as his
heir. Upon her arrival in Alfalfa kathlyn
10 informed by tmballa that. her father
being dead. she is to be queen and must
marry him forthwith. Because of her re
deals with wild beasts. John Bruce. an
American. saves her life. The elephant
which carries her from the scene of her
trlals runs away. separating her from
the rest of the party After a ride filled
with peril kathlyn takes refuge in a
ruined temple but her haven is also the
abode of lion and she is forced to flee
from 1t. She finds n retreat in the jungle.
only to fall into the hands of slave trad
ers. who bring her to Alfalfa to the
public mart. She is sold to umballa
who. finding her still unsubmissive
throws her Into the dungeon with her
rather. Bruce and his friends effect the
release of kathlyn and the colonel, and
the fugltves are given shelter in the pal
ace of Bala Khan. Supplied with camels
and servants by that hosptable prince
but is overpowered by II band of bri-
gands. and the encounter results in the
colonel being delivered to tmballa. kath-
Ign and Bruce escape from their Cnptors
and return to Alfalfa. where Kathlyn
learns that her father. while nominally
king, Is in reality "A prisoner. kathlyn
rescues him. and once more they steal
learn that Winnie. Kathlyn's young sis
ter, has come to India. Umballa makes
her a prisoner. She is crowned queen Of
Alfalfa.
The Arvada enterprise., 1915-09-23
Live Poultry.
Eggs.

eggs, graded No. | net, T.
O B Denver ............ 70
Eggs, graded No. . net T.
o, - Denver ............ II
Eggs, cas-" count, mise
cases, less CommigRiou GaOu7 90
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Hogs
HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.


T, U IT. TVWNVT, NTTONV TTIVN-
Hay.
Buying Prices.
Colorado upland, per ton Sl2.OOd 1900
Nebraska upland. per ton 9.0on 1000
Second bottom Colorado
aud Nebraska per ton 'ooM $50
Timothy. per ton. ...... l36Uirli.ou
Alfalfa, per inn...,....t., NlUM Nhh
South Park, choice, per
ton Observation-Disclosures. lROOHl 90
san Luis Valley. per ton. / OOu12ou
Gunnison Valley, per ton. i2OOU ~. Ou
Straw, per ton.......... iOOM I. so
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Butter
Fruit

Apples, COLO. box . ....... 81 .OU,i2 81
Peaches. colo, box ....... .IUm bW
Peaches. colo. hu baHhrt .UGi OU
Pears Colo box. .... .... "2G1lI OU
Wn'"rmclonE. hky Fd, cwl lOO1rl ~
'hnihI"up"H, Colo ....... l.T5bl1 10
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To Mend celIuIoId Article,

Wet the edges with glnclnl ncctio
acid and press them close together ,or
few miHutgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20
Uncle Sans Name.

Like many other popular customs,
the general acceptance Of the name
Uncle Sam" Is traceable to a small in.
cident. The occurrence Is just 100
years old, and is associated with Troy,
N. Y, where, after the war Of 1872,
Hlbert Anderson, an army contractor,
purchased a quantity of provisions.
One Of the official provision Inspectors
was Samuel Wilson, who, because Of
his popularity, was generally referred
to as Uncle Sam Wilson,"
The boxes of provisions were
stamped e. A. U. S., the first two be
ing the initials Of Ebert Anderson
and the last two the usual abbrevia.
ton for United States. When one Of
the men engaged in the work of trans:
ferring the boxes was asked one day
what the letters stood for, he replied,
jokingly, that they stood for Ebert
Anderson and Uncle Sam, meaning
Wilson.
The remark caught on and after
being communicated from point to
point in army circles spread over the
country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20
CAUSE AND REMEDY
FOR FOAMY CREAM

The foamy cream trouble is one very
common during the winter months
when cows are receiving dry feed and
are far along in the milking period,
states G.. II. Eckles of the Missouri
experiment station. The trouble comes
about from the fact that the fat In the
butter is hard at this time Of year,
caused by the dry feed, and thatsthe
milk contains so much curd. Some
times such cream cannot be churned
under any conditions. No particular
kind of feed is responsible for the
trouble nor can it be remedied by
making any change in the ration I'M
less it is by giving the cows sue
culent feed like silage and linseed
meal.
The first thing to do is to make sure
the temperature Of the cream is not
too low. Very often when no Their
mometer is used the cream is put into
the churn altogether too cold, and the
churning continues until the tempera-
ture is raised by friction Of the churn
to such point that the, butter can
gather. Foaming of the cream usually
means that the cream is thin and cold.
A thermometer of some kind should
be used and the temperature of the
cream brought to Ga or 65 degrees be-
fore churning where this trouble has
occurred
If cream separator is at hand Athe
difficulty of churninp can he largely
removed by taking the sweet cream as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20
TIN Rapidly Disappearing.

With regard to the future use of tin,
1t may be said that we are dealing
with the one metal whose known ore
reserves are entirely inadequate to
even the present demands and that IN
less some new source of supply is de.
veloped very soon We may expect to
find that tin is very scarce metal
indeed
OF the present sources Of tin ore
supply, says the Engineering Maya
zine, most are either stationary or re-
ceding in output, Bolivia being the only
one which gives promise Of perma,
nency and Of future growth. Under
these conditions the question Of sub
stitute metals becomes of Importance,
and aluminium, zinc and steel all have
some possibility in this direction In
one way or another.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20
BOTH ORATORS AND WRITER'S
EnuII.h Nsws7spsr commsnts on Dual
e Qualities Of Those Who Have
Been Called Great.

An enticing subject for discussion
d the writer as orator. II ID, Of
course, undeLiabIe that the mental
processes belonging to to two orders
of expression are wholly different
but, says q correspondent of the Man
chester Guardian, should challenge
very strongly, Che contention that the
good writer sis seldom good speaker.
Putting gaside Burke. Gladstone.
Bright and others who cannot prop
eriy be put into Glasses, submit that
the number Of modern writer's who
have been fine speakers is very large.
Canning and Disraeli could write and
speak equally we'll. Macaulay, al
though, as you remark, he memorized
his speeches, was among the great
parliamentary orators of the reform
era. The memorizing, by the way,
was not his fault. He could not help
knowing word for word everything
that he prepared. and he accomplished
the extraordinary feat Of writing out
for publication in his last years, when
he was too Ill for original work, the
orations which he had spoken ten or
twenty years earlier.
Coleridge, his admirers thought,
was a marvellous speaker Dickens
was almost without rival after din
ner. Public speaking was a torment
to Ruskin as to Carlyle, but those who
heard him never forgot the expert
ence Matthew Arnold was a poor
speaker. Thaekeray on the platform
was pitiful. But let me suggest
few other examples. Lord Rosebery
is an orator and an accomplished au-
thor. Mr.. Balfour, when he likes, can
write like an angel, and there are
few more deadly debaters.
Lord Morley will live as writer,
but he has made great speeches. Lord
Curzon writes exactly as he speaks,
and with about equal facility and
force. In their entirely different ways
Lord Haldane and Mr.. Birrell enjoy
the dual faculty. They consider Mr..
Chesterton and Bernard Shaw, IL GER
tain respects the greatest master OF
public speech as of written English
alive today. And not to extend the
list, there is w. B. Yeats, In whom
are combined poetic genius, fine
command of prose and gift Of speech
which at its best Ia perfect.
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Clean Your Yard
Make a Garden
Sw at the Fly
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straightforward Testimony
Many Charles Town Citizens Have
PrOfited BY It.

Many Charles Town Citizens Have
PrOfited By It.
II you have the backache, urinary
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or nervousness, strike at the seat of
the trouble. These are often the SYM
ptoms of weak kidneys and there is
grave danger in delay. Doan's Kid
ney Pills are especially prepared for
kidney ailments ARE endorsed by over
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readers should take fresh courage! in
the straightforward testimony of a
Charles Town citizen.
About year agoI suffered from
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Mahoney, of $40 W. Liberty ST., Charles
Town. II got box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at Brown & Hooff's Drug Store
and used them. They helped me right
away and / got better rapidly Since
using Doan's Kidney Pills. have never
been as miserable as before.
Price Soc, at all dealers, Don't SIM
ply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills 1.-The same that Mr.. A. D.
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Room for TWO.

When talk about the German in
vasion of England was going on, a
nilitiaman, stationed in Carrickfergus,
was heard to remark that Immediately
the enemy landed in England he would
certainly bolt, taking good stock Of
provisions. and hide in a convenient
cave he knew of.
The colonel, hearing Of his unpatri.
otto resolve, called him out next day
on parade, and lectured him severely
on his cowardice.
You're a disgrace to the regiment
and the Service-at-large," he cried.
Fancy you threatening to run away;
but I'd be after you in quick time, my
man, never fear"
Sure, an you'd be welcome, your
honor; but, bring yer own praties an
things, won't yer. colonel ?"-London
Tit-Bits.
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Local Readers.


Miller's Pharmacy has it.
/ Ask Miller's Pharmacy first.
Fruit cakes any size at Brown Bros.
Buy Kreso Dip of Miller's Pharmacy.
Miller's Pharmacy sells Parker Foun-
tain Pens.
Want Stock Remedies. See Miller's
Pharmacy.
Want Gun? Or Fishing Tackle? Ask
Miller's Pharmacy.
Fruit cake from one pound up at
Brown Bros.
Miller's Pharmacy sells the best Rub
Der Goods
Want Thermos Bottle? See Mill
er's Pharmacy.
Miller's Pharmacy has what you want
or will get it for you.
Miller's Pharmacy sell Young's Alb
sorbine, Fleming's Fistula Cure, and
other Veterinary Remedies.
We have placed on sale an assort-
ment of Richard Hudnutts perfumes
and toilet articles. BROWN & HooFF.
Miller's Pharmacy have the most
complete stock Of Talcums, Soaps, and
Toilet Requisites.
Miller's Pharmacy sells Trusses, Sus-
pensory Bandages, Athletic Support
ers. etc.
Do your chickens have Gapes? Buy
Hackett's Cape Cure Of Miller's Phar-
macy.
Miller's Pharmacy says that Garden
Seeds will not advance in price this
year. Better see them.
Shugart's silk Department I'm
usually large assortment of these de-
sirable fabrics. Crepe de chine, crepe
meteor, charmeus, messalines. chiffon
cloth, brocade and stripe silks.
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TIE DAIRSMan.

Remember that the heller =
the dairy COW 81 the future
Heed her accordingly.
The dairy hog btings IN the
money faster than any other an
imal on the farm except the
dairy COW.
Sunshine is necessary in the
milk house In the winter time.
One Of the most Important
things In running dairy sas-
cessfully is brains. Brains must
be applied to every branch of
work II the best profit IS to fol-
low.
No COW can produce her max
imum unless she has the right
kind of care and food, and II she
does not produce her maximum
she win not give the best profit.
hAz.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20
Mountain CLIMBING.

Melchior Andregg, the famous Swiss
guide, who has died. at the age of
eighty-six, could remember the time
when mountaineering as a popular
pastime had not been invented. Such
was evidently the case in 1888, the
year when Murray's first Handbook
to Switzerland was issued. In the
section of this work devoted to Mont
Blanc the author contemptuously
points out that sit is somewhat re-
markable fact that large proportion
of those who have made the ascent Of
this mountain have been persons Of
unsound mind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20
Land titles in vIraInIa.

The United States government
never owned public lands in Virginia,
there never was land Office in that
state, and, of course, no lease or sale
Of public lands there Land titles In
all of the thirteen original states, In
Guiding Virginia, traced back to pro
prietors or grantees direct from the
British crown. Our present public
land system was not introduced until
after the establishment OF the gov
eminent. and the first surveys and
sales Of public lands in America were
in the present states Of Ohio and In
diana.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20

soon as it is separated, mixing 1t with
as much warm water as there was
milk to start with and reseparating it.
The butter from such cream will taste
slightly fiat, but will remove enough
Of the curd SO the churning, will usual
~ take place In fairly satisfactory
manner. If no separator is used the
same thing can be accomplished by
mixing the cream while sweet with
warm water and allowing 1t to stand in
a pan until the cream can rise to the
surface, when it is SKINNED of.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1915-05-20
4 Traaonerous Jewel.

If faded turquoise be dampened It's
color IL temporarily restored. The orr
entails utilize this quality by carrying
stone In their mouths and deity slip
ping it into their hands to display It to
prospective purchaser. Dealers In
Meshed guard against such deeeptlons
by retaining a stone a few days before
purchasing. as the turquoise Is the most
treacherous Of jewels. Liverpool Mar