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lining is cut out on the upper line for
the round neck. Stitch the lower edge
into place. If you desire a trans
parent effect, cut the lining away on
the perforations. Lay the lining aside
and begin work on the blouse. Turn
the right back edge Of that under on
the perforations for hem and finish
the left for an underlap as already
directed. Then join the shoulder and
under-arm edges. Gather at both
upper and lower edges between the
double crosses, arrange it over the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-06-22
HOW to MAKE GIRLS FROCK
Todd

responding lines Of perforations to-
gether accurately and stitch. Then
split the seams at their folded edges
and press open. Whip the edges for
q neat finish. Close the shoulder and
under-arm seams. Turn the right
back edge under at the perforations
and make hem and undertake the
left edge to the perforations to make
firm underlap. Apply material for the
yoke over the lining from the upper
edges to generous seam width below
the second line of perforations on the
pattern or below the first line if the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-06-22

face the right side Of the opening to
the depth of one inch using a strip
of material one and one-half inches in
width to allow for the inturn and the
seam and to leave you a one inch
facing when it is complete. For the
left side, cut strip of material two
and one-half inches in width. seam one
edge to the opening, turn at the center
and fell the second edge into place over
: the, seam. Turn the lower edge up
on the right side. lap the hem over
it and stitch twice across the lower
edge to make firm placket. Turn
the seam allowance on the lower edge
Of the skirt under, then turn under for
a second time on the first line OF
perforations for the hem. Sew on the
perforations either by hand or by
machine. Form tucks by bringing
the corresponding lines Of perforations
together and sew on the perforations.
Then gather the skirt at the upper
edge between the two crosses, using two
rows Of gathers, one quarter of an inch
apart, draw up and join to belt with the
center fronts and center backs together
and the single large perforations meet
ing. Stitch and then cut a second
belt of the lining material, turn the
seam allowance on all edges under and
arrange under the belt, covering the
seam on the skirt and the seam on the
blouse. Hem or stitch into place to
make a strong and neat finish. Adjust
any girdle or sash over it that you
may like.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-06
CHAPTER Xxx.

Quest avoke the next morning.
stretched cut his haad'aRd glanced at
the watch By the side Of the bed It
was barely SIX 0 clock He turned over
and dozed again, looked again at half
past SIX. and finally. al q few minutes
20 seven. rose and made q hasty
toilet Then, in the act Of placing his
watch in his waistcoat pocket, he gave
q sudden start By its side, half COW
cred b. the handkerchief which he had
thrown upon the little table. stood a
small black box! For q moment he
was no-iolless. Then he stretched out
his hand, removed the lid and drew
out the usual neatly folded piece Of
paper:
Even time fights you. Il loses that
you may Iose.-The Hands.
Quest for a moment was puzzled.
Then he hurried into the next tent,
where the professor was sleeping
peacefully.
Say, professor, what's the time BY
your watoh?" Quest asked, shaking
him gently.
The professor sat up and drew his
chronometer from under his pillow.
Seven o'clock" he replied; five
minutes past, maybe"
Quest nodded.
That seems all right" he declared.
I'll explain later, professor"
He hurried out into French's tent
and found the inspector ivst drawing
on his shoes.
French, what's the time?" he de-
uanded.
Three minutes past seven, or
thereabouts," French replied. yawn-
ing. I'm coming right along. We've
got lots of time. Three-quarters Of
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gLs1ced - : little E-r.ily.
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t=e,t.
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question for guest, he remarked,
-b-t i: you want 70 know, our new
Chinese cookie IS there"
Quest nodded
"Sorry IL / seemed abrupt" he
zpologized. You've been very good
70 Is s1d IN sure xe are UNCOMMON.
ly obliged 10 you, jim TIE only rea-
son asked the question was that
saw face IL tte door there and il
gave ne start For moment l
thought i vas Craig back again"
Hes gone 70 New York. or going
tonorrow morning jim replied. 4
don't think he's so powerful fond Of
your company that he'd come round
here looking for il"
Quest srrolled Of again and glanced
a. his watch as he re!oined the little
group.
Well" he said 4 think we'll turn
IN. SeTe1 o'clock tomorrow morning,
inspector. Jim's sending one Of the
boys with Us and We shall catch the
Eastern Limited al the junction"
This oper-air life makes me sleepy"
Le confessed.
TO bed, all o. U.s. Quest concluded,
t-rn.1g away.
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CHAPTER xxx.

The girl drew a low stool over 70
Craigs side lie vas sitting In a
rough chair Tilted back against the
adobe wall of the saloon.
As tired as ever" she asked, lay
Ing her hand upon his for a moment.
he turned his head and looked at
her
Always tired be answered. list
lessly.
She made a little grlmace.
But you are so strange" she pro
tested. over the hills there are the
steam cars. They would take you 10
some Of our beautiful cities, where all
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u have Sinnec and ] hust PSy!'
you don't need 10 20 unless you want
to-
Craig shook his head
This IS something quite different"
he explained. Leave me for a mo-
ment. Marta ! must talk 10 these
people"
She slipped regretfully away from
his side and out into the darkness.
He sat with his eyes fixed upon the
ratie-ram. Then he turned towards
Quest.
Fate seems TO be too strong for
me- he admitted Leave me alone
d ! promise you that III go at
nee 20 New York. settle Marys fu-
-- and then make a full disclosure"
'.a touched Lim on the shoulder.
.Ne-.rh.-." be told him. you
.a.t 90 ra.l % leave here unless y1u
ant to Those deputies don't 90 this
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T1ey szIke6 O.tE.1e u t5s camp
ESefe tie coNDDyE ssrs finishing
her brszk;sft
Say. bDes, oIe q then called ogt
'yo1re mt making int - -rs.1 70
%ev York2-
Why rctz" Qzsft AIRED quickly.
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Xxx rt-a little oath
OR Estc.sz have teen e, bzhk."
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say. is t1eys any quicker way TO
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To1
Fzt-y dollars for yo1, thsn,~ Quest
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horses. -z-d ~ extra ten Il sc make
,as train
T1sy gzlloped Q. ito the dis-zrce
~ coEtcyE finished tts.r breakfast
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sz--c = - -t.t little exclamation
o. ..s zt.s - her side rzE : snail
c-zcE t.L SIC tock OF the Id E!th
--=-.--.E fingers, drew o-t scrap
@. CzrE- s-1 rad
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o--sts 5z:-. n. -iII never reac1 ;re
-.oo; alive.
L=-orz glanced ~ LzCra's empty
ID T5e1 ste staggered % the crec-
--g o: re tent
Laura she c-.ed
there vas 10 o1e che-e. The Gov
scys Ia: Il. gone 70 their wo-E. Luna
,ad passed ont 0: sight across ne
-.dge Il the distance Leno-z stag
-sr=d 70 the cook wagon. where lhs
Chinese cook vas sitting CLEANING
plates
Listen" she cried. They are Il
5znger, the three men vho have gone
n 10 the depot, Il you7l -ide after
.heu- I will give you hundred dol
.srs. Give them this she added,
holding out the scrap q paper
The Chinanan shook his head He
glanced al the slip OF paper i-di-e--
entity and vent OF With his Work
No can ride. uissee. he said
Lerora looked around hs.plsssly-
The camp WAS empty. SIZE staggered
across towards her ovn horss-
Come and help ne" SIZE ordered.
The Chinauan came UuEilli-gly.
They found her saddle. bZ; he onlE
-azed st il IN stolid SORT Of tGshior-
No can a1." he said "Missee 10
can ride. Better 90 back bed"
Leoora pushed him OF one side
With e great effort she managed 70
reach her place il the saddle. Then
she turned and. with her face 10 the
depot, galloped away. The pain vas
axcrUciaung She could only keep
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man turned srd said 10 the other.
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s-5 MIN. . Once xe get him n New
yo-k he's our man.
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.-o-- c-sig,s frs The g.-l cg-gh. -
.is s--~
-r,0-- go.~ she begyed Don't 20.
There sre -le,tr o. places near here
vte-s ~o1 cen hide whe-e ve could
20 toge.ier and i've quite simply. ID
To-E t5r roa. Take ne away from
this fouea here over the hills. Don't
20 ., New yo-E. They are cruel those
men. They are hunting yo--E can
see {, In ,sel, fares"
CRAIG shook his head sadly.
Little. gtrf."- he said. = should Ike
10 20 with .vor along that valley and
over the hills srd forge. that I had
ever lived IN any other world. But
7 cant do II. There's a child there
rcr On the ocean. nearer 10 New
yo-g every dsv nv sisters own child
and m c.e "a meet her. Art-,hera
,-e the other things. I have sirned
and mus, nav. NJ Cod"
The roo-7 suddenly rang with Mar.
,s-s er-fAL Tr-oggb ,ha omen win.
dor nv which thew were sitting an
tove-ed ova- them. craig in starting
hal had inst escsped the downward
brog, ~ the t-ife which had buried
t,s.r, &, lrs-.s-s arm She fell back
.,-e.-f-g
o., r.-,
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herself in the saddle with an effort.
Yet all the time that one sentence was
ringing in her head-"Tongues of
'ame!' She kept looking around anx-
iously. Suddenly the road dropped
from little decline She was con.
scious of a wave Of heat. In the dis.
tance she could see the smoke rolling
across the open. She touched her
horse with the quirt. The spot which
she must pass 10 keep on the track TO
the depot was scarcely a hundred
yards ahead. but already the fire
seemed TO be running like quicksilver
across the ground licking up the dry
greasevood with indeed a flaming
tongue. She glanced once behind.
warned by the heat. The fire was
closing in upon her. A pun Of smoke
suddenly enveloped her She couched.
Her head began to swim and a st Of
giddiness aSsailed her. She rocked
In her saddle and the pony came 70
sudden standstill, faced by the mass Of
rolling smoke and flame.
Sanford" Lenora cried. Save
me-"
The pony reared. She slipped from
the saddle and foll across the track.
(To BE CONTINUED
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stg1Ied- me glr! leaned over towards
him
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warrant" she whispered "Reuembs-. .
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Special Correspondence

The bureau of education is going to move the Eskimos from Deerng and other villages to a tract of land set aside by congress as reservation for of OXsik. Then they contemplate the building of co operative stores, and a saw mill. This reservation like the rest of the Kobuk river, is well timbered and abounds in ptarmigan, rabbits. geese. ducks and game of all descrp- ton. This is a native paradise for hunting and fishing, and at one time was covered with villages and igloos by the hundreds. Of the many thou sands of Eskmos who one time lived on the shores of KotZebue sound and the adjacent streams only a few scat terlng hundreds are life. The mis- sionaries and government school teach CTS have done a great work amongst these people in the last fifteen years With the concentration of the Eskimos on the reservation the natives will be directly under the watchful eye and supervision of the government doctor, the sanitary conditions will be greatly improved and the dreaded disease of tuberculosis which has killed off so many in the past, under proper sani tary conditions will be reduced and in time be stamped out altogether.
 With the increase of the natives on the Kobuk river. this remote section stalking of the trail, from KotZebue to Long Beach. The road commission has done good work in the past stalking from Keewalik to Nazurik channel, and from Kiana to Kleary creek. But this blizzard swept section within the Arc tic circle is in need of more trail stalk Ing. as the lives of many whites and natives depend on q few stakes placed in the ground permanently by the com mission. The cost of the same is trif- ling compared to what this section pro- duces yearly in gold and valuable furs
 The Kobuk is badly in need of q money order office at KotZebue and q postofiice at Kiana.
 Andy Tombrella and Herman Born hart have quit prospecting for the win ter on No. below Klery creek
 Richard Hall. the manager of the