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Ia AeurastenIa

NeuTasteuIa, da ueurOv, ner-
vO. e astheueia; deb0Iezza- sig1li-
flea apDmto deb0lezza uervOsa.
nome e siguIficato abbastanza
vaghI e vasti, in gu1sa da pre-
srarsI a 1attezzare lie pin vaue
manifestation ii Iuesta multi
f0Ime affeZ0na-
Lufarri. per Iuauro Interest," Il
sIsteua uew0s0 in geueraIe. Ia
maLattia quo avere uu uotevole
prad0mIul0 SUI uuest0 d. su queI
teEutou0, IN gmsa ia 1ffure 4
snetti e manifestation disDara-
+ tie, in eorTIspoudauza della varie-
ta del teEreno di aspIican0na.
ST detto e upetuto che la
.newasteua e una maIattia re-
caute. Lesi q dato il nome di ma
lattIa del secoIo receute non To-
e affatto. Dur esseudo f0rse dav-
verO La uaiattia del aec0Io" e
plu aucora uueIa deIHavveuire.
LufattL Sc 0rg1 si Daria. 81 sof-
fire. e sd uu0re di ueurastenia as
san pin che per Il passato, ci0 ac-
cade percha si s0uo moItiplicate
.u uod0 mpresa0uaute. e con
lupressI0uaute raDidita. Le. eau
.se general della naIattia. Vero
/ E che. secoudo il Regis. Qua
.fUugUe causa cougeuita 0d acuu-
alta. 1ostituU0naIe 0d acciden-
tale. eapace di turbare Drof0nda-
ueute Ia 1urriz0ue II geueraIe. e
queLa del sIstema uerv0s0 in par
. tic0Iare. e suscetrbiIe ancha di o.
. .r1gluare la ueurastenia ma an
/ tpmUo uuesCe cause 81 m0ltiDIica-
'ug man uan0 che. col Brogresso
della oIvIIta- eI alI0utauiamo daI
rip0 di vita pat1arcaIe del nostr
bisav0i e deI n0stu uonni. Lar
tutism0, basauumeut0 uervoso
+ per pIacaI o per dol0u q preoccu-
tpaH0uI, Le mtosacazl0m. Ia IN
fezI9ni i raum Dachiei e ma
fteuai sou0 cause predispoueuH
i0d efficient, secoud0 & casi. tan
+ to sui soggetUo. quanto SUI di-
+ tscendenti suOi, eredi LagittInai del
I suo DatTlm0niO fisIo-patOIogico.
I nostu buom vecchi viaggia-
Van0 in diIigeuza. vivevano al
+ Ia medesima vaI0cita moi abbia-
mo automobile, Il direttissino.
iil di1glbile. Paeroplano, a la no.
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Il 3ALL0 DELLA .TRIP0LL
3 lEhE- b 4h4t4L }i4a-
NE 4DIPEEDEETE
FLELA DFETALLA

Id seEa dl IoveU scors0 la
speJJaBIe -0ggla ID. LIE d'L. dat-
te il sU0 grauda anuuale lalL0
lel-a Musical FUND Hall sJh and
Locust SITS. del luale 1aILo han
no E ga iiffusameute DariaU0
paTecchI gI0EnaI l0sJI.
lie pers0ue che viuCerveuua-
10 tUr0u0 per davvero IN grau
lumerOs EmarChevOle D0I l. con
cors0 ii u0lte sIgu0re e Igu0-
uue, lutte in alegantizslma toI-
IeJtes, lutte pIeua ID grazIa e iii
geuuLezza che valsa I'd lut0udere
ala bella EesJa uagm0ra gMazza
e magm0re bro
L.1rChesJra. che 81 tece per
davvero unmrare per Ia De-a5-
Ia zsecuZoue lal motif laILabl-
ii. Luua DaLrI0CtIcL e seiezI0m su0-
uar, venue f0rnlra daI simuauIcI
ed EnIeIlgeuti E10van1 trateIi tt
t0maui0, Eigi deI tant0 Bop0Ia-
re 2 cou0scIuro EaImacLsJa Cen
uaro Tito IauIIo-
Il bar flu 6enur0 dial aignor
Antonio 5auIuo- IN ben u0t0 e
fac0It0s0 commensurate della no.
sITa -0l0u1a che IA Il su1 gran
de zpaccI0 di VIM 1lrre e Gquou
allaug0Lo dele otto sJrade e
Wharton .5ts.
u servizl0 ID buffet Doi fin
disimpegnaJo a pertezIone daI
DT0Duetau del uuOmatissm0
Sav0i Restaurant che in T0Loula
tUrtI c0n0scouO-
In raUureseuLauZa del 5upTe-
mo C0nciE0 deF0rdiue EudiDeu-
dente urelveuue ala Eesra Paw
v0cat0 Trf0ui di New York. il
quaie eB5e 0ccaaoue di Drouuu-
mare un ben uutrro discorso au-
sDicaute sempre ala grandezza
deIFCrdiue.
Ehner0 0ccasI0ue III DaTiaIe
aucne Il Dr. Ricclardi. faruacl-
sta Alfredo D'AIoia. IL Cav BaIdi
led il n0srr0 direttore. Turti Eli
. orator. furou0 raueticamaute
apDlauditI
n comItato 5aLo era COST costi-
ruto
Presldeute y. S. Beliu0 Vice
4 Eresldeute e. -ardella. Tes0r1e-
lire DR.. g. BiccIardi segretari0 di
Fin. A. LanuareLi. Segretaro di
Corr. 81. Di Mao Palumb0 Fran
4 cesco. Tito ManIi0 Gennar0. UTi-
vleT Fortunate. Russo Viuceu-
20. Cic0cuz Rafafele. D'EIia Gae-
i 5au0. Manfredouia Carlo. -ardei-
Ia Giuseppe. Di Bona Emilio.
+. Russo Luigi. IaIcavacchia Clio
vaun, d. 'Aguauuo Domemco. Gu
sato Giovanni. Di Geuuar0 Nj
clela. ErrIgo Domenieo. Porcaro
/ Viuceuz0, PetrIIo F. saver0.
. Clamberiano Carlo. BeuIacqua
! Antonio, Falauga Giuseppe. Pi-
.r0ll0 PieUro, Di Bona Alassaudro.
LAmmInistraZI0ua della Log
. gla suddetta q COST c0mpOsta.
Carlo Maufredouia. Venerabi-
le Antonio Lannareli. Passato
. Venerable Eaetau0 D'EIia. ASS.
/ Venerable Viucenzo Russo. Te-
sorere RafaeIe Ciec0ne. sezr.
di Fin. Nicola Di Meo. segr
Arch. BevIaequa. Oratore: Cfiu-
seppe FaIanga. Gr. Dep. Man
deli Giuseppe. Di Bona Emilio.
a Erig0 Domenic0, Curatori Di
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IL PTJTr BRUTT0 ANT1LALE
DELLA TERRA

Sec0ud0 u gludizI0 ii motif la-
turaisu u pin buttO retUile che
stlsci suIIa terra e IL IoIoch o
demonio spIuoso come 10 ahia-
mauo gi australiam ST magni
una uccoIa tozza LucertoIa Lmga
25 centimetu di u colore gIaI-
10 cauco con machie 0scUe tut
la coperra di spine coniche. Sulla
sua testa ST incuvano due c0Tua
e Le sue zampe sono aImate di
pUnte.
n picc0lo rettiIe COST or-biIe q
vedersi q Dero affatto inoffeHsi-
v0 ed mche Sc Dreso non eerca
difeudersi ne cole sue spine ne
eo deuu ma Sc luche m0rdesse
Il su0 morse sarebbe seuza con-
Heguauza. Vive uei teweni sab
bi0si a VA i'm cerca dele formicha
che s0u0 IL su0 elbo prefeIit0. e.
un POGO Ieuto ue su0i m0vmen-
I'll uttavia ruando i vade III Pc
rcoIo ST seppeIIsce con moIta ra-
pidita leila sabDIa.
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atia vita e tOgglasa iL lle-LL ~
-mporto I'll Gun 81 seruam0. H-
ventando una rauIda corsa ALA
morUe.
Ne s0ffre 10 stomaco q finite
sumo. fUnelli IeIorgansm0.
per la quauEta a gualita degii
ingesu. per la freouenza q lie mo-
dalita dei pasti. Ie tuuIgnI del.
Icambio uutruvo 6el u0stro cor
po, per Il. condition. ii mbiente,
per Ie costriZoni d au wen fattO
sormacere; ne soffre ntiue. in
prOporZi0ue spaveut0sameute
magglore, il sistema uervOs0, che
deve presiedere d lutte lie fun
NOM della vita vegetauva. che
agmunge a questa non leve fa-
dca lueiIa deIFuteuso Lav0r10
nsichico. e che deve espicaTe la
sua GttivIta ST delicata ed nten-
sa. traendo il pr0nuo limenro ed
Il prOpIT0 stInol0 5a clement or
ganIcI Insufficient. llterau, tcs-
ticL
lnfatti. per quaut0 la ueuTa-
stema non sia rara ueIaI donna q
nell Adolescence. apecie T. iuua ra-
eazzOm rapidameute cresCuUL
carto la magg1or DerceuJuaIe e
rapprasenta dagz uomm. e. So
1ratutto dagH u0mIu di AFFAIR.".
dai Brofesi0nisti. da tutti coI0ro
insomnia, che assorbIu daITa-
splicazIone= di un attivita Drlnci-
paImente nteIIettuaIe. non ST cu-
rano dele ceuen che tutto questo
fuoco ardente e buuaute Lascia
ueI Loro ORGANISING. ne deIeI So
stan DreH0se. che brucan0 u0D-
20. e aostituiscou0 POGO. Toppo
POGO
Ed ecc0 Il proLuugau. 1srIuati
doIor1 di testa. i Deu0di di sfini-
manto fisico, d'ius0nma iii asau-
rmeuto narvoso dl sc0rameuto.
i Berdita della fiducla in SEE. dai
pin levi gradi, fu0 ALA foLia ed
aI suIcii0.
La cura del neuasJeuico e CO.
sa difficiIe e Iunga. Il uedico de-
We esseEe dotato ai una DaMenza
q tUtta prova. e aeve. fsDrare aI
soggetto I'm usrett0 ed una fl
ducIa seIza iin1l1i. Elacche moi
to 81 ottiaHe- con u nslcoteranIa
in soggetti di c0si graude suscet
tivita.
ai5I0 corr a.zzs prOfoada COMO
.scenza delTammaIato ii medico
potTa capIre uuaTe IL cors0 da da-
re ale idee del su0 cliente. quail
.sou0 t umedi fisici che Dossano
gi0vargii .idroterapia. climatic
terapia, aIattroterapia quail Ie
distrazIoni che Doss0no assergi
cousigIiate O eouseutite. a con
quail coudiZom q restuuoni.
Ma I'M poteute auto gii varr7
dalPaTsenaIe tsrapeutico, da IN
preziOso medicament0. dial f0sfO-
ro, il quale sotto forma iii giice-
rofosfato, e quindi di sale orga-
.uico assimiIabiIe. rItemprera il
delicate Hstema uerv0sO. r1dm-
dogii Pelemento III cui ha fattO
maggIore spreco. e rmetteudO
gTadatanente IL soggetO in con-
diziom iii rcuDerare Ie Derdute e.
nGrgIe.
DOtt. T. La True
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UMORIsMO DI NAPOLE0NE

Durante Ia DrigiOma di Napo-
leone a SAINT elena. era cosa di
grande preoccupazioue nell I'isoIa
IalIevamento del bu0i e il Loro
consume. Non Sc ne poteva uccl-
dere uemmeno uno seuza il per
mess0 preventive del g0veEnatO-
re, e per gil aJItauti di queIIa CO.
lonIa ingiese Ia caTne di bue era
dIveutata una vera rarIta. I'm
gIorno, Bertrand. uarrava IN pro-
p0sItO al GraIda PuglOniero che
IL padrone di una dele case del
Inferno eIIisoIa, gil aveva det-
to- Core voce che vOi VI la
gnlate lassu, vi troviate male
lpariava di L0ugwood) ma moi
non 10 compreHdiann0, perche 81 8
state dettO che l1angIate carue di
bue g1oualmeHte. mentre moi
non posslaIno averue che tire o
quattro volte Panno, e per giuuta
Ia paghlam0 1rauta 0 quaranta
s0ldi ala Libbra.
l. lmpefatOre, vOI avreste do
vuTo assIcuraTl0 che tutto questo
CT cosTava parecchie c0Fone +
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DOtt. T. La True
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aILVL0 LBE2ATQEE
EdII0T Il Business Manager
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sABATO. Il APKILE 1917

dava POGO a1flda1enI0 III doc1E-
Ia RiDgraLa1-o u -La.o ii Iua
sta JesEm0u-21za, che E "a pIu
cou1OrraIrlce III lutte Der uoI ed e.
p Eezo al.aar2 zL--1z 1es 111asLf
che speEava1o le-o snaEvamen-
70.
u Freudan1iaIC ger0 non
Vu0I r1uuuZlaTe lel QUITO an ale
grla e 81 abba1d0na 4d INA 1er-
"a LarCa ETag-ca. 81 L1laudOna-
rebbe ElzI lu ma LaIlIa 1ouI-
"a; ma come 81 El2 La luEfOuerle
uemche Ghe rI uuovou0 il rso
cosGerallo IA VITA q ceuriuaia Id
nlgiiala II ral0r0sI s0Idari au-
sJrO-,UgarlcI.
Hh ga Ridera2 Ridi- nagiiac-
eio-
Mel g1ungEo e0munaIe ii
Vienna il solo arg0meu10 che Ha
ueiIordi1e del glorno- AMI del
iann0. e a tame. Il Boruoma-
srro paTia II tame aIL'LmDeraI0-
re, g fImDera10re rsBoude. -
LmbeveJsyI III senJIuauti tradi-
1OuaE e 5uDauIu1T - LLuue-
rar0re awsbbe p0ruI0 dire. -
NU1rIIevI Il sentiment zec. -
~ - -. - ,-gEg.-o 3agzEa g.az1zz.zezl-
te dI adopeEare IN verb0 che 1O-
tesse conIeHeEs. DIu ielI imbe-
versT IN doppIo sense cmdele-
RidL pagnaccIo
2 a faecia zufaIlua. Sc ii re
see. con Ia scarzIta del Erano.
RidL 1aghaccIo
An il par motto 1uE0 che a
liberia dele laZ0m 1os1a HaI
uemleI a f0udameuU0 della s0La
pace possible raupreseuri 1er IA
Dupiice Mouarchla ma BraUesa e.
u0rme2 Man Ia troppo Lmro
tempo FTmper0 austro-anEauc0
Eappreseura ueiLa vita dell Euro
pa q ueiIa st0ra del monde cIvlIe
lualche cosa ii ben pin eu0rua.
Va "a. ruardati attoru0: f0rcre e
DFiglom per Ei italiaul- 1el boeuI.
per Eii slaWs q 0gni fOrca e 0gu
pru0ne e come una ID Iuelle
Bandierue che 81 ue1tOu0 sulIs
carte per zeg1are t 1uuti della
VanZaEa. lovu1aua 2 azzlvato IN
marrire. ar1vera I'M Liberat0re.
La stoITa 1a Iuasta Iegre q 1ro-
cede con sssa. 1reuend0. f0rau-
Dc. sfoudando, IEtTaveEso La eta
attravarso 1 laIuardi Non 81
finisce IA guerra Sc non 81 rIfa
Europa = non 81 rita Europa
se non 81 iisfa Austria. 4 8Or-
gOmasTT0 ii Vienna sI DreseuUa
LTLmperar1Te iieIro due maca-
on valletti. Ia Fame q Il Morre.
Z L'LmpeFat0Te To- asc0Ita 1euIgna-
nauTe fra due 7aghi 1agrI IL
Carcerere g Il BOla.
2idi. 1agiiaccLO
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Bona AIessaldr0. Di GeunarO
francesca. Gewm0uIeu. Di Cen
marc Michele. o. [nterna- 5cuiti
FiuceuZU. 4. ZsteTua.
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CROhACA
La W0CE DEL PfTBBLLCO
RICevlaL-0 e pUDbLLciuam0.
Pl1la.. aurl.e LS. -9IE
1lgnOr s. -16eTaL0Te
EULOre de la Rassegua
Philadelphia. Pa.
LA vOCE DEL PUBBLIC0


Ammo sIlceEaLeuLg u suu
lu0vO zIolu4e La l-assesla
enc sI pEeselLa ia aolOUa con L
pIugTuIlL4 LuLaEGssauLe 2 CON
8eLeJJ0 gIuIJOsJo lel-c0s0s Le sI-
gullCo mel Tempo alasso che aaIu
le5o dl seguEl0 non 4uale 4D10-
laJ0, ma auaIe L1er0 LeJJ0Te.
coupEauaOlo come 40 EaLJ0 con
la 0pInIoue del E0p0lU guauIe
Vote LpTelleEa .lLpaEle glu-
ste ad 0uorevO-.
Con lCvuLa sEIL-a M greaa-
5uo DeV.u0
Rev. l.. De 8euede5UO
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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-11

out the Mexican War war fought with regulars because of tho fac; that the militia could not be used outside the United States.
 So far this view of the National Army
 On the other haLd, the legal sharps who support the Draft Bill claim that Congress shall have power to raise and support armies etc This is section VIII, Art. 12 of the Constitution.
 The former view contends that this refers exclusively to the regu- lar army raised by volunteering that the draft must in it's CScSnce be the application of the militia principle to raising armies. That in the Civil War the draft enforce ment in the Act of March ?. 1869, stated that it was so passed under Section VIII, Arcticle l and 16 oi the constitution calling forth the Hlllllld tO tNfNuit Nut 'dH VI '''N Union suppress instruction and re pei invasions'.
 It would be ridiculous for q lay man to attempt to analyze the var ious views which the legal author ities have worked out pro and con. Some of the points are so highly technical as 10 completely bewilder those not versed in the nic2ities ot the law.
 Tn any event this can be said that inasmuch as the Constitution gives Congress the right to declare war gives Congress tine right to raise armies. and according to Article IS of Section VIII. Congress has the power ito make all laws necessarE ...... for the carrying into eNaeu- ton of the foregoing powers" it would appear that the Constituticn in this matter gives Congress a7 unlimited authority.
 It is obvious that while the powc- necessary to raise armies may b. confined to volunteer army system and the prepCnderance of "ot only legal but military opinon is all cen tered upon that interpretation, in asmuch as Congress has the power % c@r-v on war. and the power tt make laws to enforce the execution of that power. drafting in itself i not otherwise contrary to the con stitutional rights of the people + within the power of Congress. Th' question whether or not the N@ tonal Army is to be regarded as th' organization of the unOrganiZcd mi litia, the view put forward by s)m' of the experts we have cited fir )m may be by some regarded as SC triilng and So hair splitting nat ter that even cur legal casui3ts, wh' are tickled to death with som knotty nicaty that puzzles layme
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-11

partiality of men extremely learned in the law may of course be Gs, serted. but we would do well to re, collect just now the somewhat c-n- ical but by no means inapt asSer- tion of MT. Dooley "The Supreme Court follows the elections.
 It may well be doubted whether the Supreme Court decides any
 highly technical question purely by precedent or as the weight of legal authority may direct. The Supreme Court has frequently reversed it self. It hGs adapted itself to the exigcrcies of the political situation
 with rather peculiar ease. It has not hc3itated in at least one i'm po~tant case upon the authority ot the minority decision rebuking the majority for doing so to read irto the statute words of convenience
 which would enable them to better take up an attitude suited to the
 contingencies. Reference is made
 to the decision in the Standard Oil and Tobacco trust cases.
 Tn this coming decision, wfat with the perpleXing points involved,
 the Supreme Court may well feel
 that the Bench as well as the law
 is to be affected with some degree of permancnce by what shall be the
 result of the hearing.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-11
RELIABLE TAILOR SHOP. Front St. . doors west of AlaskA
 Bank. We do the best
 CLEANING
 PRESSING
 ALTERING (
 REPAIRING Ladies and Gentlemens Clothes.
CALL FOR BIDS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Divisional Road Commission at Nome, Alaska, up till II o'clock a. m, October 15, 1917, at which time and place they will be publicly opened, for furnishing 22,O0O spruce poles 10 feet ong, not less than inch. nor more than inch. in diameter, and 30,000 linear feet of spruce poles any lenght over 12 feet. not less than 4 inches nor more than 12 inches in diameter. for proposed road from Dime Land ing to Dime Creek, Koyuk Precinct. Material to be delivered along the staked roadway closely follow ing the telephone line from Station 21S to Station 345, that is, from Dime Crossing on No. II Below Dime to Dime Roadhouse on No. l Above. a distance of 2.4 miles.
 Cash or certified check for } Der ce... O. the amount of the bid must accompany each bid. The successful bidder will be required to execute a good and sufficient bond for 20 per cent of the amount of tho bid.
 The Commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 JOHN A WILSON.
 Chairman Div. Road Commission,
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-10-11

do not regard it as a very serious one.
 Come now the opponents of the constitutionality of the draft la.v on far other grounds.
 They contend that Article XII! of the United States Contitutiol Amendments is conclusive in oppo sition to drafting. It states dis Ii:ctly that neither slavery nor in voluntary servitude except as punishment for crime whereof the party shGl have been duly convicted shall exist within ;hc Unit d States.
 They hold that to be dra ted in National Army is involuntary ser1- itude if they are compelled to serv,. They must do as they are told, work for what they are paid, go where they are ordered, they may not quit and are subject to the dis cipli2e which is the hall mark Of such acryitude They do not enlist voluntarily: they are compelled L. serve
 And i. is right here where tha two legal sharps get right into log ger heads. One says that it is no involuntary servitude because it is the application of the militia prin- ciple in which it is the duty of every person as a citizen to serve. In the United States every adult male is ill himself a member under the law of the militia. It is his duty. and he undertakes that duty when he is called upon to make good his citi- zenship.
 Thereupon the opponents of the draft say well and good, but then this National Army is part of the militia and you cannot send 1t ou; of the country. See Supre mo Court Decision ninety years old, sec the position taken in the Mexican and Civil Wars, see the exhaustive opinion of Attorney General Wick crsham. Thereupon rcjoin the sup porters of the draft that this is on the same principle Of the milltia but something different It is a method Congress has of raising ar mics to carry on the war in Europ ] No such thing. say their opponents. For the records of the convention show that the limitations as to the militia. the methods of raising ar mics and other matters affecting them were inserted in the constitu ] ten by such men as Washington Madison, Mason, Franklin, Pierce Butler. Ellsworth and the rest wit. the express purpose of keeping th' Hunted States of America out of the broils of Europe.
 In any event so strained anC al tagonistiC are the views of rcalll prominent men. now and in the pas history CT the nation. on this polnI that the decision which the Supreme Court is called upon to make i; really one of infinite importance from a legal point of view: that ii from the point of view of conatitu tional law.
 That it will be decided by tha' m ghty body with the judicious ira
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charge of things. you have done n
noble piece Of work" Then he looked
at the senator.
rs the file gomez" querled the lat
ter, weakly. Have you caught that
man Adams?"
Both are gonev" burst from Pearl,
tossing the muller onto a table.
whats that?" quickly asked the
senator.
Ellis Disguise" hastily explained
Pearl. 'He always wears one Of
these and leaves 1t behind. I...."
zone moment" interrupted the ma
jor, as some of his officers and Il clerk
appeared. Quickly to them: ANY
tracer
None"
Major Steele showed his keen dis
appointment. He motioned the clerk
to sit ut a desk and take notes. "Now,
Miss Dare, kindly tell Us how you
came to be here. l want to get at
the facts ut once, senator"
The senator nodded and Pearl began
to talk. She was somewhere on IF"
street, alone, when a quickly-passing
Limousine attracted her attention. 1t
was u Rolls-Royce very similar to her
own. 1t contained two passengers
whose faces were hidden. The car
passed so near the curb on which she
stood that she was able to overhear
their conversation. The name oa
Adams was mentioned and something
about an appointment at the senate
building. This was enough to excite
| Pearls alarms. She hailed q taxicab
and started in pursuit Of the limou-
sine.
An exciting chase followed, winding
up In front of the senate building. The
sengers ~dismounted, presented a pass
to the guards and entered. The guards
held her up as 1t was long after the
hour when unidentified callers were
admitted. But by a use she evaded
them and stole into the main corridor
just as the two men preceding her,
mounted a back stairs. Unobserved
she followed on their heels.
you know the rest" she concluded.
"You arrived in time to save my life.
just as | was about to give up hope"
"But the man Adams wore no muf-
fer" interjected Senator Warfeld.
now quite himself. "Nor could he have
been one Of the men in the limousine"
At that moment a figure darkened
the doorway. 1t was Adams.
Did | h-hear my name mentioned?"
he inquired, calmly, addressing Pearl.
Behind him were Major Brent and
Toxic taking in the scene with startled
countenanceS.
= (END OF FOURTH EPISODE.)