davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
I NOTICE a whitish sedi.

I NOTICE a whitish sedi-
ment in the kidney So
erection, and the bladder il
also irritable. What are
such symptoms due TOT
L. X.
Such a sediment is usually due
to the deposit of phosphates. This
Is observed where there is a dimi-
mutton Of the acidity of the kid
ney secretion, also in neurasthenia,
diabetes, tuberculosis and cystitis.
In your case it is probably due to
cystitis. or Inflammation of the
bladder, and results from decom-
position In that organ. Take ten
grains Of the benzoate Of ammo
mum three times daily, an hour
before meals. in half pint Of
water.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
SEVERAL months ago had a nervous breakdow

GENERAL months ago had nervous breakdown duo
to loss of Sleep hard study and too much physical
exeron. first had attack at night Of papi.
taton of the heart with general remor Of the body.
Since then have felt atigued and have been unable
concentrate my mind anything, that do not get
along in school very we'll I apprehensive of some
of breakdown all the time, and also conscious
of my heart action What would you advise IN II.
Avoid tea coffee you
probably improve in school, condition
ground for anxiety
following medicine in water after meals:
Compound r:.sir o. GIycerophosphates
National Formuay) 8 ounces
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
HOW can | recolor a faded
= pink lawn dress ?-R. S.

Purchase a package of regular
dress dye in the color you wish
When the dress is washed clean
dissolve little color IN hot water
and add to the rinsing water Just
as you add bluing. Do not boil,
merely add as liquid coloring.
This will have to be renewed after
each washing, but is very effective
In lawns and light fabrics.
s there any way of mixing
whitewash that posi-
lively won't wash offY-M.
G. s.
Stake one-half barrel of lime with
boiling water, keeping it covered
during the process. Strain and add
( one peck OF salt dissolved In warm
water, and three pounds Of rice
Hour boiled in water to q thin
paste; also one-half pint Spanish
whiting and one pint of clear glue
dissolved in warm water. Allow
mixture to stand for several days
and apply white hot
HOW can make a stain
:. that will give a good
imitation Of old mahogany
PAULINE.
Soak logwood chips in vinegar or
acetic acid for twenty-four hours
or more and heat the solution be-
lore applying.
I6
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

no you think that short
ness Of breath and pal. !,
pitation of the heart, with
: high blood pressure, back
ache and cramps in tho
legs, in a woman passing
the "change" might be
associated With the latter,
and disappear with itf Is
there any remedy that will
relieve these symptoms-
B. s.
Some OF the symptoms mentioned
are usually associated with the
Change" The high blood pressure
calls for special attention, however.
since It might be due to dietetio
errors, some affection Of the lid.
neys, hardening of the blood ves-
sells, or some other cause bearing
NO relation to the change" Al
most anything that happens ct the
time of the change" II apt 70 b
associated with it. which leads -
some unfortunate results. TO 70
Neve TIE symptoms which may Toas
sonably be supposed to stand b
some relation to the change take
one teaspoonful Of the following
three times daily. altar meals, q
water:
Bromide q strontaum z deagnD
Elixir Of vaierato -
ammonium. 5000. Q suneGD
IAN assure be cured witks
out an operationi d
the operation dangerous1
Could a assure be the cause
Of continued stomsck :
trouble1-F. s.
A slight operation b practically
always necessary. Il q not danger
Gus. Reflex nervous disturbanooo
are common and digestion ofboQ
suffers as . result Of assure.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

I HAVE had catarrh for few years
and my nose is swollen and out Of
shape from blowing it so much. Is
there anything can do to put my nose
back in shape9-F. I.
Try snuffing up into your nostris little salt
water night in the proportion Of teaspoonful
Of salt to pint Of water Massaging the gently
with pure cream every night will also help. Tho
following is good for this purpose:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

"Soothe the tired
muscles Of the throat
and neck with a gentle
but firm massage"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18

which is relieved by lying down. In the morning am
free from it until have been my feet awhile Am
thirty years old five months pregnant and have enlarged
veins Please tell what to do for this and also for
stipaton.-A.M.
disability the support
o~ >~O -
FOF seven have had slight goitre mostly notice.
able at the sides of the neck On the suggestion of
physician painted it with iodine and took medicine in
ternally which contained iodine The results were fair
but very slow. finally discontinued this treatment be-
of skin irritation and discooration internal
pain caused by the iodine Can you suggest any other
internal remedy which will be effective and make local
remedies unnecessary2-L.A.
Of
oftentimes effective a of chvIn
of iodine
three three
five drops
three day. In
In
and marked prominence of the eyeba symptoms
aggravated -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

w okolicy ME brakio! Nawct ia,
kaS ,,konnica" austryacka Wziela
udziai w walce!... Pytacie pan
stwo, co to nowego? Ach ME wy
obrazajcie sobie zaraz z~olnierzy
ma koniach - tych niestety nasza
Armia jeszcze ME posiada; ,kon,
MICA - to jest TAXI nasz rodzaj
zenski Cd nkon" tylko jedno IN
opuScic - uwazacie: wiec owa
,,konica" - to byla jakas wyran-
zerowana patryotka socyalistycz-
no = austryaCko = pruska, ktora u
niesiona zapalem bojowym "a
mierzyla sic krzes}em ma jednegc
z naszych: ME wiadomo, jak jej
tam poszio, bo.wczas interwenio-
wano, ale -- widziano dokola
wysoko latajace jakieS, niezbyt
czyste n. b. spodnice wido-
cznie nasz wojak chcia& rozjuszo-
ma jedze ukarac doraznie - ma
kolanie.. Take inSzemu max
sza przydarzyia sic przygoda, DO
gdy juz Pc drodze zaczai ktoryS
wymySlac ma naszych Ochotni-
k6w, jeden Z ~blizszych uspokoil
go tax dokumentnie, re sic ow
malkontent pod sila namacalnego
argumentu do rynsztoka poko-
CHI.
Tax sic rozegrala pierwsza u
tarczka naszych Ochotnikow -
j~eszcze bez uzytku broni - wpra-
wdzie, ale W kazdym razie dosyt
dosadnie przeprowadzona... Do
brze sic spisali chiopcy nasi!
Bee zartu: ME lubimy awantur
i ME polecamy ich, ale ma tyo'n
oczajdusz6w Z pod a%ustro-nie-
mieckiego znaku ! oryentacyi 8aj-
dackiej centralnych - dobre wy
nalezli lekarstwo Ochotnicy Pol
skiei Armii! Najlepsza to ma mich
polemika ! najdzielniejszy argu-
ment. Ma lotrra - xii to prawie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
Uczsnnies PAM NsrlngoWsj
jutro wystapia W sail Parku
PuIaskiegO.

Jutro W sail parku Pu}askiego, PREY
Noble i Blackhawk ul., odbedzie sic po-
pts m}OdSzych ~uczennic szko}y Spiewu i
taGcu PM Agnieszki Nering. Poczatek
popisu o godzlnie 2:30 popoIudniu;
wstep bezplatny.
Szkola PAM Neringowej cieszy sic
znakomitems uznaniem poSr6d innona-
rodowcami, eaten do szkoly tel ucze-
SEGA pOkazna liczba dzieci ME pOlskich.
z polSkich dziatek W jutrzejszym po-
piSie wystepowaC bedQ miedzy innymi
sedzianka Mania Jarecka, parma Au-
relia Siwecka, mala Florcia Siwecka,
take panny: NJ. JuszkiewicZ, DOrota
B%ardonska, Helena GAIA, J0zefa Ry-
bak, Albina DrzymalSka, l.. Konopa, l..
KowalSka, l.. Klajda, Anna PeyOr, c.
S6wka, A. Wysocka, Maya ObarSka,
Elzbieta Zamorska, Irena MatZ, Marya
Kubik, W. Bardonska, NJ. Kowalska, l.
rena DoSt, A. Domek, Maya Nowicka,
Eleonora Sikorska, Emilia Domek, T.
Kendziora i OLYMPIA Klajda. u chop
COW: Felix's K%alaciGski, Wiktor Bar
doiski jr.. Rajmund Drzymalski i Jan
Jarecki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
PACZNOSC KEN
SINGTON 1 OKOLICA.

Celem zorganizowania staie9o
Komitetu Obywatelskiego i po-
wolania do piracy wszystkich Po-
lakow L Kensington, ". Pull
man, Pullman, ROseland, Burn
side i Washington Heights oko'
10 zabieg6w caiego wychodztwa,
ably stworzyt potezna Armle
Polska, wzywamy niniejszem "a
rzady wszystkich Towarzystw
TAX narodowych, jak koScielnyctl
! wojskowych ma wsp6lne ,posie-
dzenie, ktore sic odbedzie jutro t,
j. W niedziele Fl pazdziernika W
sail obyw, Kuczkiewicza PREY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
Ma Marginesie.
,,Gniew Achillosa
Opiewaj bOgini...."

Homeryckim wstePem, home
ryckiem tempem i z humorem no.
meryckim, prostym, pogodnym, a
poblazliwym donosimy naszym -
najukochanszym Czytelnikom, re
Smy tn juz W Chicago SzczeSliwie
zaczeli wojaczke!... Poszio cal
Klein dobrze i duma ~zwycieska
napeinia dis wolochate piersi -
" pieSci mocnych Ochotnik6w
Armii Polskiej...
Byio tax:
Szkapiarze - kt6rym juz ME
dlugo pierwsze dwie litery do re-
szty odpadna, tax skapieli, a kto-
rym dzisiaj wszystkie inne par
tye- mimo ich do mich umizgow
- ME dwie tylko, ale wszystkie
cztery litery notorycznie pokazu-
ia. szkapiarze owl - vulgo ko-
niowcy chcieli sobie urzQdzic
take cos w rodzaju Ko$ciuszkow-
skiego Obchodu - ! pc agitacyi
Z boleSciami dostali ma wczoraj
wiccz6r cos 200 Os6b do sail Wal
sha... Pc ich, umieszczonych w
dzienniku ludowym. ktoremu o.
statnio Ochotnicy nasi nadali
jedrne W swej rodzimej dosadno-
sci miano oaustryackiej spluwa-
czki'', artykuiach O. zeszioniedziel-
mel manifestacyi - MONA sic by
10 spodziewac ladnego pysEowa-
MIA re strony c. K. dyetaryuszy
nieboszczyka cysarza Franciszka
J6zefa, tedy zwiedziawSzy sic a
skrzykn9wszy miedzy SODA, Hass,
druhy postanowili skromnie ale
m~ocno-p6jSc take ajakze ma
5w obch6d czerwonak6w z Mil
wokewniu ! - poszli...
Zaczelo sic cichO-ale ,.atmos-
fera byla duszna"... zanadto tam
S~micrdzialy kieszenie pseudo-so-
cyalist6w Z austryackimi h~alerza-
mi ! rozk}adajqce sic m0zgi ich
..lider6w" ala B~abieradzki,
Schumacher / tutti quanti...
Duszna vice byia atmoSfera....
Zaczeli gadat - gadali dosyc
IA rzadko, pokolektowali co sic
daio re szczegolniejszem - jak
zawsze nabozenstwem; az IA IL
dckorowanej sztandarami estra-
die znalazl sic maljarz Cd por-
teczek, Schumacher, najlePszy
polityk austryacki miedzy niedo-
szlymi rezunami - ala Szela !
zaczql z partesem krecic, jak / lie
sic daIo: wychwalal nibyto pre-
zydenta Wilsona ! lego polityks,
modlii sic do rzQdu StanoW lie
duoczonych, DO 10 tcraz ich meto-
la w obawie, by ich ME przykry-
to. a jednoczesnie re z~namiennym
naciskiem dowodzii kanalia au-
stryacka, &c Polacy amerykanscy,
W tel wojnie ME powinni TRAGIC,
nj dawac nj jednej kropli krwi!. l..
Rozumiecie, co to macy ia
kie to grubo nieudolne gadanie
miedzy wierszami...
Tu naszym zabrak}o cierpliwo-
Sci. a re ich ! tax trudno bylo IL
trzymac juz Cd poczQtku OBJ
chodu' - teraz poStanowill wy
staple. Jeden Z Ochotnikow pc
movie S-Rajmachera. sfusznie
tax zwauego, DO to wszyStko, CO
k~onceptem wiasnym wytworzyj
potraii, zazadai glosu, a gdy mu
90 ME udzielono, nasi W mig "a
lozyli ma ramona opaski L odzna.
ka Polskiej Armii / burma W Kill
kudziesieciu ruSzyli XII eStradzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

Gubernator Lowden wczoraj O.
glosil proklamacye, w ktorej roz-
porzqdza, by W przyszla Srode, q
pazdziernika, w calym Stanie II,
linois S~wietowano przez pol dnia
ii. popo}udniu, azeby pozamyka'
no ma tie pol dnia p~ubliczne urze-
DIV ! biura wszelkiego rodzaju,
zaieto sic gl6wnie rozprzedaza
bondow wolnoSciowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20
PODZIEKOWANIE.

Towarzystwo Pan Opieki mad Ochron
ka Zmartwychwstania Pa1skiego Sio-
stry Zmartwychwstanki, skladaja nj
nieiszem scrdeczne podziekowanie p.
Sadowskiemu "a bezinteresOwne ofia-
rowanie AUTOMOBILE ma dzieh Poiowu-
p~rzesyiajac mu stare polskie Bog Ia
piac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

us ! Michigan ave. o godz. 4-tej
popo}udniu. Ma posiedzeniu tenn
om6wiona bedzie sprawl Armii
Polskiej i zatozenia STACEY rekru-
tacyjnej w Kensington.
Z bratniem pozdrowieniem
Jozef Spiker, prezes,
Jakob Bzden, sekr.
Stan. Strzelecki, kasyer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

ma ktoreJ maggie polaWh Sic poru-
cznik Skarzynski w mundurze an
gielskiego oficera. Gdy socyaliki,
income w gebie, ale Z dusza W
spodniach zobaczyli prawdziwego
zoinierza oko w oko, wnet serca
ich zajecze powpadaiy i'm w pa.
tynki, a zapanowai wSr6d mich
strach chwytajacy "a wlosy, albo-
WIEN nasi sill - jake burza, CO
las roztraca pred SODA, a po-
pioch czyni miedzy czworonogi
TAX CT tez wiaSnie - jake
czworonogi ~zaczeio, co zyio, zmy,
kac z estrady &c sail, ma schody
- ma ulice! Hajda!...
Zasie wiadny, a tegi w paste
Skarzynski opanowa} estrada !
glosem, Cyklopa godnym, komen-
derowai, 4 przestrzega} wiare,
gniewem ponoszona,... by sale
opanowac, ale by ME bic, koSci ME
iamaC, dentystom konkurencyl
ME czynic ! ziober ME przetracac,
Zoinierz nasz zaprawia sic do
karnoSci - vice posiuchal wnet.
ale co tam kto Pc drodze, pred
rozkazem oberwa}. to mu juz O.
staIo, tego mt Mkt ME odbieral -
gdziezby-zaS!...
A ma estradzie dzialy sig Villas
ME ostatnie momenty kapitulacy
szkapiarzy pc szturmie / zdoby-
ciu sceny boju Cd jednego ataku
Schumacher rajterowal ostroz--
ME: z~auwazono, IL Z trudnoScia
mogi sic p~oruszaG acz ME ran
nv: dobrzemutak. zdradnie
chcial on odstraszyG. szturmuja-
cych - gazowymi pociSkl -
wzorem szwabskich swoich pro-
tektorow.... ale musiaia sic ia
jego taktyka pomscic ma MIN sa-
mym, DO - ledwie m0gt krok po-
staple nieborak, chocia mial Cd
wrot zapewniony, gdyz Mkt sic
don zblizyc ME Smial;.. -. opowia-
dano, re posunai zaraz do maj
blizszej chihskiej pralni -
najpewniej W celach wy
szej konsko = austryackiej po-
lityki, ably moze zawrzec z
Chinami zaczepno = odporne PREY
mierze przeciwko Polskiej Armii.,
Babieradzki - jake Pytya z del
fickich trojnogow wrozacy Ska
piarzom - zawSze Pc niewczaSie
i zawsze dogorynogami, rzucH sic
rozpaczliwie ma stQi, na ktorym
lezaly mike pokollektowane -
nakryi je bohatersko piersiami
wlasnemi i zgarnal do worka
| (przygotowany by} grubo Ia
wielki). Pc czynie tym winkelry-
dowym caly sztab konski porzuci-
wszy ma estradzie osamornIone
sztandary zmykac poczaH wiel-
kg szarza, przebijajac sic przez
zastepy Ochotnik0w... /
DIVA mike (doslownie be- gar,
tuJ zapomniai, czy przeoczyl Sic
miradzki ma stoliku. podjeto je
PREY niniejszem podaje sig Ysza-
nownemu profesorowi' do wiado-
moSci. re moze je sobie odebraG
W glownej Stacy Rekrutacyjnej
Armii Polskiej,
..NiegdyS pisano II mas me-
zom s}awnym: oOdbiezai domu
/ mienia - by bronic Sprawy" -
koniowcom pc wczorajszym OBJ
chodzie nalezy sic dewiza - jake
pietno ich calej dzialalno5ci: I'd
biezeli sztandarow, ale zabrali
pieniadzer'..
Bitwa byia skohczona; jedynie
pc katach jeszcze ma partyzantke
dokonywano porazki, wnet jednaI
nasi sale opanowali i OczyScili, "a
CO otrzymali s~pecyalny poczeStu;
mex ! uznanie gorace cd zarzadcy
! lokalu.
SIvSzeIiSmy II DOtyCZek ieSZCZe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

.Jutro w sail parku Eckhardta, mar
Noble nj. i Chicago ave, odbedzie sic
'resularne~ posiedzenie T~owarzystWa hro
Lowell Wandy. - Veronica Powert, Sc
kretarka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

Gust. Duell z Ruleton, Kans., -
,,cierpiaiem straszliwie ma Dol
giowy i reumatyzm i bardzo osla-
bi}em sic. Pc uzyciu kilka butelek
ORA: Piotra Gomozo, zostaiem
cafkowicie uleczony.' To stare.
przez Gas wypr6bowane lekar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

Pozbyl sic reumatyzmu. -
,,Kilka lat temu" - pisze pan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-20

stwo ziolowe ME jest sprzedawa-
ne przez aptekarzy. Jest ono do
starczonem przez specyalnych a.
gent6w Tub wprost Cd fabrykan-
tow, DIR. Peter Fahrney and Sons
Co., 1876 So. Hoync ave-, Chi
cago, III. (Ogl.)
The evening world., 1917-10-10

who is this Professor Novikoft7"
asked Kennedy, as ho walked down
tho white stono steps.
"A dancing master. believe II is
no to whom Ncv7ky owes her discOv-
cry ana early training in tho Russian
ballet. You have never heard Of
NoyiiSoff?"
go" confessed Kennedy. whose
knowledge of th,nGa theatrical was
more or less limited. What does he
do2"
Just now he IL much In demand at
tango teas and afternoon dances.
Some or his steps are-well. daring.
lie conducts classes at Ports every
morning, and understand they are
well attended"
And he, too, is interested in social
work among his people down hereH'
/ asked.
"Oh, not especially. as far as know.
At least he seldom comes 10 the set
tlement never except when NevHky
Is here"
There was something about Novi-
kOff which ! can hardly set down
on papcr-a sort OF hypnotic fascin-
alton, Without being told, ] knew
that such man would WELD a pow
ertul influence over women. Was II
his eyes, or was II merely his foreign
grdCe2 I could not say, but although
not a word had passed between them
| had observed that there was some
unseen bond between him and Marg-
cry Dwight
The evening world., 1917-10-10
THE TERRORISTS

NO." replied kennedy. II thought
We should not. How do you figure
in this, though? This Is In New Jcr-
sey."
"Oh, they all know me, ard as soon
as anything turns up, / hea, OF It, II
II seems likely to have anything 20 do
with the city | usually investigate.
There can't be any doubt but that VIC
are interested In this one"
lie had brought the car TO stand
Etill on the boat, and, during the short
trip across the river, Kennedy was
engaged In fastening TO the rear of
tho car, much as II It had been a
trunk or trunk rack, the wooden box
with Its pivots.
Even the time consumed by the
boat In pulling into the slip was irk-
some, and II seemed hours instead Of
minutes before we we're threading our
way out through the city on tho other
side to tho marshes and meadows
where factories and workshops were
now springng up everywhere.
We at last reached the works. a
small, low building OF concrete, which
looked as II It had been erected with
a view TO being made tho nucleus OF
IA larger plant somo time.
In a corner OF the works. at the end
toward the road was the office, and as
we drew UP before II II seemed as II
II were deserted. Out on the meadows,
a considerable distance away was q
small knot OF men, who caught sight
OF us and waved their arms 10 attract
attention.
Followed by Nolan and myself. Ken
nedy started across the meadows In
their direction, while one OF them ap-
preached TO meet us.
AS we came nearer saw that II was
young man whose clean cut face
and easy manners seemed not 10 ac-
cord with his acid stained, greasy and
torn suit.
Il am Lieutenant Gardner" he
called, as soon as we were within easy
earshot This is Mr.. Nolan and
Professor Kennedy, ! presume p
We shook hands all around, and
without waiting a moment proceeded
In the direction OF the knot OF men,
I'VE brought the thing out here a.
safe distance" began Gardner. 'Im
glad you came. l was getting impa-
tlent 10 know what was IN 81, and
should have opened It myself"
u think 1t Is better at a respectful
. distance" put in Kennedy, "at least,
for the moment, What does It look
like and how did YOU discover it?"
why. 10 tell the truth, n looks
harmless enough, like a book, or box
OF cigars. I don't know that any one
would have suspected anything II Il
had not been addressed to Mr.. Burton
himself
Mr.. Burton?" exclaimed Kennedy
"Yos."
what time does Mr. Burton usu-
ally arriVe7" asked Craig.
Gardner looked at his watch. ''Ht
should be here about now" he said
do You know hlmT
No" replied Kennedy. ''but J have
met his son Davis"
"Oh. yes. Quite a difference be
tween them. Still, don't think Davis
Is so bad"
1T seems strange that every one
speaks OF him IN the same way"
said. "He must be a rather llkablt
fellow"
"He Re-" said Gardner see thai
shed over there by the bays"
We looked a. a rough shack Of un,
The evening world., 1917-10-10
By Arthur B. Reeve

not had any such trouble. or course
they are not my men. The govern
ment has simply assigned me here
10 carry on sUm0 experiments ln-er-
high explosives ana urmOr plate, and
tho trust, naturally. ID glad to CO.
operate"
Yes" put In Kennedy. but you
must have had some trouble here or
the secret OF your invention, picral,
would not have been stolen"
Gardner glanced at him quickly.
Kennedy smiled. IL havo already
heard about 1t from Burke. you
know"
h-Burke-of the secret servicol
Yes, they put the case In his hands.
A fine fellow I'm glad you know
him." Ho had paused In his remarK
Tor moment as II IA new idea had
flashed over him. Then he brought
his fist down In tho palm of his other
hand and pointed out at tho thing on
the ground. by heavens" he eK-
claimed, "suppose that bomb waa
made OF picral?"
Il have every reason 10 believe IN At
II ia," remarked Kennedy
SAY, men," called Gardner. IL think
we might as well stand back farther
from that llttlo skyrockot"
As we moved back Kennedy related
brieny to Gardner something OF what
had occurred 80 far. Gardner listened
with wide eyes.
And thoy arc using the Govern
nents own weapons against us.
against tho men who are backing me
In my experiments with
II think that Is Mr.. Burtons car
now sir" put in one OF tho men.
We looked behind us and could SEQ
large touring car, drawn up behind
o1,r own on the road, Gardner started
a. once back 70 the road, waving 20
It's occupants as no had 10 us.
Just the same, Ia Ike 10 draw the
fangs OF that thing" persisted Nolan.
There are no return tickets from
tho Journey that you would take II
you did, Nolan" answered Kennedy
u might possibly have let you Try ],
when We arrived, but not now, |
wanted 10 see n, by letting II alone,
ANYTHING would happen 10 confirm
little theory | have"
wondered what he had been wait
Ing for. The mon had been getting
more and moro impatient as the min
utes dragged on. They wanted 10 see
something happen,
Well" renaTkoi Kennedy, chsu-
ally, referring to hts watch, mere
comes Mr.. Burton, little late. ]
don't think We shall have 20 wait long
now"
We had turned and were watching
Lieutenant Gardner as no crossed tho
open meadow, talking earnestly with
Mr., Burton.
Suddenly from behind mo came a
t"rrllc roar, and vibration or the ar
that almost threw me m my feet
Tho men who had been standing near
us were running IN an directions from
g. Of
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90 NOU carried the thing out here
W yourself2" asked,
y Yes" said Gardner. "Mr.
~ Nolan telephoned not to un-
wrap II or to put II into
water, and wo couldn't have a little
toy OF that sort kicking about a brand
new building"
NO" muttered Nolan. -you know.
putting bombs in water Is about the
last thing to do unless you are sure
what they are made Of That In itself
will often set of chemical bomb,
Some OF them are made or blasting
gelatin, too, and that IL about as
waterproof as rubber itself"
How was It left here7" asked Ken
nedy In tho mail
~ really can't tell you except that
II didn't come through the mail. one
Of the men received 1t. Goorge!'
'Yes, sir"
Who icft that thing at the of'ics7"
- woman, sir"
"a woman" repeated Gardner.
what did she look like7 What did
she say?'
said that II was a technical work
that Mr., Burton had ordered She
came In an autOmobile-had a. heavy
ven over her face so that YOU could
hardly SEQ her, but she was dressed
in red"----
Tho Red Woman again" ex-
claimed Kennedy. "Whea was thisY'
yesterday afternoon, rather late"
Looks like n clear attempt 10 blow
UP tho works, II not Mr.. Burton,
commented Craig. Have you had
any labor troubles out here?' he
added. lowering his voice so that tho
men could not OVerhear
Not bit OF II. on tho contrary,
we have about tho best paid ana
most satisfied lot OF fellows I havl
ever seen Why2"
"Oh nothing. | thought perhaps
II might be the work OF some ~
these irebrands who have attempted
20 Import syndicalism from Europe.
You know, they teach the art ~ put
ting emery into machinery. Of usius
acids 10 corrode boilers and short
circuiting electrical establishments.
Their idea u simply 10 drive the en-
rlnyer out OF business"
NO" pursued Gardner, I'VE have