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the trunk had stirred up a little cloud
OF dust: and nov, alas. the appalling
necessity Uf "A snCeZe had gripped his
fcar-raCked being.
Not even death and tho fear OF
death itself can at times check the
sneeze that has fully determined TO
make Itself vocal. Jenkins, In the
throes OF panic, made the most eN-
traordinary facial contortlons, bit his
lip, held mis- breath, fought like
fiend against the coming explosion.
An in vain. Now II was close; now II
was lm1nlnently upon him
ker-Chew!
AS though II had been an echo, a
second ker-chew! rang through tho
cabin,
"Ian's sake. missy" calculated
Media. turning from the door. Hay
fever dis time o year? No' sneeZe
loud enough TO- two! Aid almost
said dcy was somebody else In heah.
Yo' sholy had oughta see dc doctor
bout dat, an
"There, there, Media" Sally inter-
rupted. "liu along, now, or ! shall
take cold for sure. kCr-chew! Thank
YOU so much for remembering about
the-a-chew!- the chocolate. Good
byl"
The door opened, II closed with a
decisive slam, and the bolt slid home
Jenkins heard heavy feet Stating or
along tho deck. Then came silence
broken only by a slithering sound as
OF clothing being donned, A momen
passed before Sally's voice Whispered
Get up"
Jenkins arose, freed himself from
the steamsr rug, and stood there, peer
ing about him with alarmed eyes. III
bchcld the glrl, now well and prPerl!
clad in a heavy bathroDe and slippers
but with her massy hair still vellinj
her plump shoulders, regarding him II
some displeasure as she sat on tn
edge OF the bunk.
Honest, | never knew you were Il
here" no began again, but she raise
? a hand for silence.
'IIush," said she IN a whisper, y
, believe YOU, YOU unfortunate infant
Least said now the better What hap
ppned that you didn't got away7"
Everything" Jenkins whispere
back, advancing from behind IN
trunk The ropes got tangled, .
something, and Grabbed the Who'll
, game. Then sam came. After that
- mixed. saw this door unlocke
and
MI rlBht, NoiHlnb Wa''' NV %
. cept 80 get YOU out OF this wlthot
q being seen Let me think. And her
= III, whllo I'm thinking; drink this
\ all Of ~"
J. She gcstured az the tray while
stood on a little table with pot Z
Z chocolate thereon, together vii
cream, sugar and dainty cup,
81 don't want 90 take II away iro
x YOU, Sally" jenkins protested, hl
y she tapped her slippered foot on Il
n Garnet and once more pointed AT q
- tray with a gesture that allowed
Is argument Bill therefore obeyed n
a (as usual, and found tho chocola
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and cream vastly stimulating TO his
inner man. It's grateful warmth sur
fused him with renewed strength.
give me your hat, Ed" the girl
commanded suddenly.
AN right. What forY' no an
Bwered. handing her the disreputable
and water soaked wreck Of what had
once been d perfectly good imitation
Panama. whats the idear'
ITS like this" said she, stlll speak
ing I'm whispers "Ill put this on
deck, near tho stern. I'll tie ropo TO
tho rail. III remove the package
left for you In the boat. ! shall hayo
To be very. very careful about all this'
40 az not to waken any suspicion.
but | can manage ".
sam will he sure 20 think you've
como down the rope, slid into tho
water and swum ashore. Meantime
You'll be In the safest place on board,
tho trunk room. He'll never think OF
looking for you there. Then, when
we reach the canal, ri got YOU land
ed some way or other. Now for tho
trunk rooml"
"Where2 Me for that"
"Llsten and I'll tell you. SEC that
door back OF your
Jenkins turned and observed a door
beside the trunk.
"surest thing you know! What
nextr asked he.
THAT leads Into the other cabin oi
this suite, and through n you can
reach tho saloon, At the front en- \
OF II a stairway leads down TO land
ing. When you reach that landing
turn to the left and you'll find stil
another stairway. very steep &c
down that, then turn to tho right ano
, 20 straight ahead OF you I'll you cont
TO the trunkroom. Nothing simpler
UnderstsndT'
"Surest thing you know" Ant
Jenkins repeated the directions, max
ing only three mistakes. WIN
wait TIL come. And keep stil
! down there-and don't play VIII
1 matches" She smiled oddly.
EVERY match I've got Is wet e
| the skin" answered Jenkins. "On m!
: way, thcn2'
= yes, just as quick as you're prop
crly disguised
HUH
. "Ot course you can't ne wandorlnl
r round the boat IN those dlsgrh'"tu
a raug." sally explained, You mlgl
I be seen, aud that would mean recog
A milton and disaster. No, you've go
20 pass incog. Here's the very thing.
Getting up, she took from one
:, the hooks pink silk kimono ana
!. boudoir cap OF robin's-egg blue pon
gee.
II think" she murmured conteU
I, plAtlyely, as she surveyed theS" WIZ
:, a critical eye In the half-lght ot u
n cabln-'I think. Ed, youh be
- dream In these"
-, jenkins blushed. but submitted
y, she put tho robe and cap upon hii
~ deftly adjusting them with pull7 AT
mats tiu they concealed his disrepl
~ table rags and touSled hair
~ with unquostionlnE obedience, ar
10 beautiful 10 behold IN tho pii
hmono and blue boudoir cap JeI
4 kIns passed through the door n.
opened for him Ito wanted 60 TAI
II sally In his arms and kiss her AKA
II as ne had done once on time b
II f.g was no occasion FOR cour'shi
i he sonsed that, clad as he was
wouldn't stand much show All
) dld, thersiorN was TlVs aeT hand
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lIttla suuecEo before the door 'lo9ou
again. and with a sigh as hru'h' %
the look he cast upon her, preP"e
for further explorations OF tho 49,,
iIo hnd TO muster all hiH nerve TOT
tho attempt TO pass through tho a"
loon under false COlorS. blnBeIy u,
opened the door that led to II, peerVu
out, and with only too Keen s%eh.l %
zation that sally and he were OF W.
very different sizes, ana thnt no 10"
hig work cut out for him In trylhB I"
pns, Tor her, made his desperate
sortie. ,, .t,,
Fato was kind. No eye beheld nun
as no kept his perilous course To IN.
trunk rrOm Thereafter no IoLleu
behind baggage. Ia tho dlm-lgh'cu
plnco. and resigned himself 10 wait
ing Tor tho arrival OF his divinity.
The wait was long, intcrmlnhhly
long; but every hing on earth mas an
end, ana 80 did that
Just us Jenkins was making up MS
mind that eternity must be- all over
ho heard her light step along ih'
pdssugcWHy, and moment later. riH-
ing 10 his feet. beheld her In the
hnlf-nght ~ IN" trunk-rnom.
"AIl right, Ed2" asked she. Every
thing all rightG'
"Fino and dandy, Sally" he smiled,
trying 20 take her hand once more,
but this time falling.
Sho produced paper bag from be-
Meath u loose gray cloak she was now
wearing "llerc are some provisions,
enough to last you TIL we get to the
canal. All you have TO do now ID
keep quiet. and nothing VIII harm
YOU"
with keen interest
II get YOU" he answered. leaning
against trunk and gazing at his di-
yiuity with an alteration which oven
his dIArolorcd right eye could moi
conceal what YOU say goes. Only
don't throw me, Sally Without yot
lvc got no more chance or bc!nl
happy than n crab has TO sing. AnC
the eats look good, believe me, Wha
uru you slipping me, anyhow Cole
chicken. / suppose, and quail, ant
patty de- Toy grass with a quart o.
tWo Of champagne on the sideY
Tho glrl laughed quietly as sh,
shook her head IA negntion,
"rm sorry. Ed" she answered; "0u
! the best I could yet you for now 1
I five raisin buns two bananas, and
, bottle Of milk. You see, things aren'
y fully organized on board yet II
lucky they aren't. The crew, or mos
d reach tho canal, SOL
70 NO crew." Jenkins demanded, as
tonIshcd. 'How's that
"Mgro towing, or course. Didn
u you hear the tug2"
e "Oh, that putting noise7 though
that was the yachts engines"
sally laughed again, whcreat Jer
kins bluShcd.
10, ~ never knew they towed boats q
q far as this" ne offered I'm explanation
h. Then, having eXactod his mo-
solemn promise not 10 stir from h
% place of couccalmcnt ull sho shou
Is como to libcrato him- also ha'
D. ing deity blocked his most urtf
10 subtorfuE"s TO get an arm about n
- waist shc gathered UP the bll
I'm boudolr-cup and pink klmono IN
Il had disguised him, and once mo
p withdrew. leaving his soul suspend,
le hetwiAt black chasms VI despair al
10 roseat} heights OF hope
Go Be ConlInued)
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CHAPTER VII

AP-RAP-RAP! Again the
summons sounded.
quick! There!" whIs-
N pered Sally. pointing to a
narrow space behind "A large
Saratoga trunk at tho far end OF tho
cabin. jenkins needed no second bid
ding. IIo dlyed TO cover, crouched
on hands and knees between trunk
and partition. and held his gaspins
breath.
Hello! Who's there7" inquired
Sally. with a splendid imitation OF
casual sleepiness. Jenkins even
heard her initiate yawn-good little
actress that she was. But her action
was anything but sleep. Even as she
spoke sho was out OF bed, and had
whisked big steamer rug clean over
him and the trunk, both.
"Yo' chocolate, miss" answered an
Ethiopic voice. AN It's gittin' all
cold, too, out yeah. Open de DO
missy; open de do'l"
"For Heavens sake, Media, is tha'
You so early2' queried Sally. win
well-fcigned wonderment as the
yachts matron raped again 49,,
Jenkins, Crouching In his dusly
lair, knew she was out OF the berth
and heard tho pad pad pad OF heI
bare feet on tho rug. His heart be-
gan to luttcr with something more
than alarm.
Tho door swung wide.
"Whut time Is II, anyway askeC
Sally slccpily
Half pas five, missy. Yo' said les
night go wanted yo' chocolate earll
dts mawnn, wild all dat work 70 d.
fore we git to de canal. Disremmem
Der dat?'
mo, no, Media" Sally answered, n
there came a sound Of clanking china
ware and "A heavy footed step In tn
cabin. "But / didn't think It wa
more than four IN put In the crcan
and sugar myself That will be al
Here-can you use this?"
, whats dat, missy? Halt dolla'
, De Lawd bless yo'!"
There, there run along now" Sail
. commanded. and jenkins, with risln
1 homes, thought himself hlread
I dragged from the pit Of despair, whc
; suddenly a most insiatent tickling be
. gan 10 manifest itself In his nose. III
% precipitate duck into tho space benin
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line. Building 81 and making II - %
that soon II will be ready too TO-
trains. And through ~ all not ~
train has missed It's trip. Everythlrs
has gone on In the regular scheduled
time" eos
II don't see how they could 20 on
Just the same when the men were
building a new track" said Dicky.
II should think that they could
never get anything finished in such st
"rhat is the double wonder OF it"''
said Uncle John. They build a nov n,
track up in the air on the elevated
line which always seems quite enough
OF feat. And then they build 30
without letting a train miss any tim.
and with everything going In rcgulaF
clock work order. Between tho tru"
tho men work. Tho beams are rivetcl
together. the ties and tracks are LAID.
Soon they will be ready for NOR"
trains and more passengers. but iH %
the meantime mono of the pasScngrt
have bccn delayed because OF tnts
work"
Dot and DiclSy watched the mon
working Thcy saw that II was real -
no They stopped every time "A train
was coming along and got out OF tl'' .
way. And then they continued tho
work 'By just doing little st %
time and by keeping II up. they have
done great deal. haven't they Unc'.
John?' said Dicky.
ITS certainly SO" said Uncle JOIN.
"And now | think we'll ride uptown
in one Of these trains the WORKING
get out OF the way for"
And az the children were lCnviHs
the station In the train, Dot said, "I
suppose now the men are back Hi
work again for tow minutes
The idea for 20 days story wa
suggested by Donald Billstono of No.
2434 Walton Avenue. New YORK CiY'
NEW CLUB PENNANT.
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CHAPTER VI.


Hz1R1IIE sound OF footsteps died
~ away. Cautiously, jenkins
Sa "a raised his head, hoping
against hope the coast might
be clear for further efforts.
Vain dream! Not ten yards from him
vague figure, Just emerging from
behind the decKnouse, laid him prone
again with redoubled alarm,
Every sense now resolved itself into
hearing. FOOTBALLS different from the
first came along tho deck A sound
OF voices in mumbled conversation
drifted to hts ears. This ceased, and
the first foOtsteps--to judge by their
cadence-now returned again.
They paused Those OF the second
man came along. 1t all seemed very
peculiar to jenkins. Were they hunt
ing him? Had his escape been dis
covered, and were brutal seamen now
In pursuit?
An az once n voice said, not six feet
from where he was lying:
What d'you reckon he is, sam
Crook or nut?'
Both, an then some" growled ar
answer that Jenkins recognized only
too well,
'ChCeSC sake, lIen' w nat lndl
Jenkins's heart Topped clear over
stopped and then took high hurdle
lie was discovered! But-no--no'
| yet.
What in Tophet2 Skull an cross
bones-on my white paint"
A seconds pregnant silence told
| that both men were studying TIM
most outrageous OF all ottenses ol
| shipboard, the dehlement OF TN
| crafts coat,
Him" exclaimed Simeon violenu
HE done that! OH lemme at him
LUmmG-"
The thud OF a nst against wood
work terminated the ejaculation
jenkins quivered as though that blo'
had gone homo on him. The othe
voice said:
"They keelhauled 'em, in the oil
days, FOR less n that"
Good old days. commented san
wish | had that iellcr back on
wind tanner, goin' round tho liori
Would | eddycate him? lluh''
Silence again. and then the soun
OF four boots making on along II
deck. Then came mumbled word
no longer intelligible but by the
intOnation llll OF menace,
Suffering cathsh!" groaned JeI
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kins, feeling the sweat beading his
forehead.
Daring hardly 10 breathe, he lay
there, an CpltOme OF woe. BrulseH,
hunger, chill, panic-all had their
way with him, A lew drops or rain'
sparsely scattering down from the
heavy clouds above the fog, prom
ised more TO come,
Jenkins tried 10 crawl under the
stern sheets, but found them made
quate to shelter him, and presently
was Wctter than the proVefDial
drowned rat. Ills teeth began to
chatter, IN spite Of all he could 90
to control his qulvcring Jaw. sore
afflicted, ike Job, he suffered tor
ments mental and physlchl at one
and the same time; but, unlike that
ancient philosopher ho ala not ior-
bear 90 curse his fate.
The rain stopped after while ana
far to eastward giimmer or gray
through the fog told him day was be-
ginning TO break arter the nlght OF
horrors. lie nov observed a aim nS-
,Iro appearing and disappearing, and
onro more coming again on the yachts
bridge. some distance forward from his
hiding pIacc. Back and forth this figure
was pacing, now hidden by the deck
house that abutted the bridge, now
visible. with little more daylight.
the man on the bridge must ineyitably
discover the stowaway crouching AT
the bottom OF the lifeboat. And day
light was coming East.
WarIly he arose, when the figure
disappeared Lame, stiff, sore and
dreuchod though he was, yet with
surprising celebrity, he clambered out
of the llrrbOat escaladed the rail, skit-
toring along the deck and, like a
hunted wrath in the misty chill OF
dawn. fled aft
4 minu,o Of safety he thought he
might count on-one precious minute
no more. But what was this? From
toward tho stern sounded harsf
voice no knew but too WELL and OF
tho deck echoed a heavy step, stil
hidden but undeniably in his way.
Thcn panic seized william II, Jen
, kus Like II hunted creature wlld
, cycd and gaping his bruised rae
pul,ld and trembling no stopPed
, stopped a second, peerlng about Mn
for some possible haven OF refuge II
this moment OF imminent peril,
There, What was that2 An QUITE
statoroom door ajar? Nothing less
WclcomnEiy II seemed 10 beckon hin
What might Ito within II or beyond
mattcrcd nothing II offered asyluT
. for tho moment, and that suthced.
h Toward it Jenkins ran trembllngl,
g A. bay, pursued and pale, he snatchc
II up,n, leaped inside, and banged
y shut behind him.
! by tho dim light that filtere
through the Stats OF the blind he sa
dainty unfamiliar feminine thing
/. lauging on hooks or lying over chair
" Ilum the berth a gasp OF unuttel
n able surprise whirled him sharply
that direction. There, her luXuriai
a brown hair cAscading in thick mass
over the creamy lingerie OF her nigh
A. gyrss, he beheld his divinity Just Il
a tng up and drawing the bedcloth'
A. an about her as sho stared at nj
with wide eyes as startled almost
"a his own,
10 "You?" they both calculated in ol
=, breath
ir The girl followed with cur
"Well, sir, what In the world does th
A. mssn7"
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would como along and the men would
ga, away from the course OF the train
Then great machinery was a-work
and a seemed as II II were arranged
in lust such "a way 40 that II would
NOT Interfere with tho trains coming
and going. "Tho elevated always
seems marvellous to me-" said Dot.
"And what fun II II to see them
tuiidinR another track" said Dcky'
Fl suppose tho workmen don't ehlnk
4, is such fun as they are always
moving out OF tho way OF trains,
They seem to run as many trains aS
ever, though 1 don't suppose they uo'
no ended. -, ,r,o,o Tohn.
a., tba, a. the most extraordinary
-, - Al ali 10 mc. Thcy have been
pu,tIng in "A third track along tnIs
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n ORA HARRIS, who has become
one of the most popular Of
American women writer's, was
born at Farm Hill. Ca, on st. Pat
rick's Day In 1869, She was only sew
cuteen when she was led to the altar
by the Rev, Lundy Howard Harris
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Mrs. Harris began writing for the
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~ Circuit Riders Wife She ha'
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II just dropped in," stammered
blushing hotly, ito tell you
lin going to--chanBe my plans,
and and
"Wherc do you think you're going?"
demanded sally. a rising note OF an
ger In her voice.
Crazy. ! guess" Rulped Jenkins.
"They'ro after me, and
A sudden, imperative knocking at
the stateroom door smote him to ST.
lence. Cringing against the wall, n
tattered. wretched, haRgard figure OF
despair, Jenkins peered in angulshed
silence at that door, as at the Portals
o. Ultimate Doom.
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}EVERY TWO WEEKS.

SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS
Bill jenkins cigar clerk who helped 10 resrle
Malcolm Eycrcut from an asylum, and then Lost
sight OF hn ba'o7e no could claim lha reward
suddenly finds himself looking ac7oS his counter
At Everett Ne Leaves the store and follows HIM
10 the yacht Victory. yiug at her pier ready
10 sRil By suhtwtugc he scts aboari. hut s
discovered AMI INT In irons. sally who had a
hand IN tbs cscaps Of EcN''i, "a on the yacht.
She dtsslyer. Jcnkiu,, l4.g,l ami frees him.
With Instructions TO flee "a Idrhost. jenkins
"a known 70 her as IA Cole, lie finds ths
toat. but canuOt release II, Tdcu somo uus
pr0ae dies.
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with great discretion and that the 7
benefits and results obtained from
strokes on all parts OF tho body but
the breast, as the results would not
be far reaching or deep enough II
mild, easy strokes were used.
The face and breast must always
receive easy, gentle strokes, and in
upward, small circles, as heavy mas
sage may cause sagging of the mus
cles. especially II they are already in
chned to droop. Rubbing and breath
ing exercises are valuable for elderly
persons or those who are not strong,
and a great variety OF them may be
used with beneficial results and with
out undue fatigue. Rubbing all parts
of the body, inner sides and backs OF
the legs and arms. bending to rub the
knees, ankles and shin bones and
twisting to rub tho back and shout
ders are all good movements, which
have not been mentioned before In
thAs or other lessons, and they cer-
tainly relieve monotony OF other eN-
encises, which seem TO tire most
persons.
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as strenuous as health ana suehgth permit o'anu
with the feet together, head and chest and slightly
back, palms OF hands resting on the chest. Take a
deep breath and begin to rub the breast and chest In
small circles, with the hands open Then gradually
bend forward exhae and continue massaging by rub
bng the sides Of the waist, and on around the body
until the hands rubbing the small of the back.
DO this at least Ave minutes at time for best results
Most readers know that massage must be applied
ton and that the method OF application determines the
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=. II. E.; Tho length OF Time TOT INC
hot bath depends on the individual.
Very hot baths are enervatlng ana
best results are obtained through ten
minutes strenuous exercises, followed
by a hot bath to induce and further
encourage perspiration and cleanse
the body. Follow this with a cool
shower and an alcohol rub, When hot
baths are taken before retiring omit
the cool shower and jump into bed
cover up well so that you will con-
tinue the persplration.
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PAINTING SRELLS-MATTDE D.;
Weakness OF the heart causes these
spells and tight lacing, foul air, ner-
yous disturbances, &c, are also re-
Sponsible for them, II you will lie
down Immediately when you feel these
RlLnnlls coming on YOU can nYold
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them, and then battle the face and
neck in cool water. and drink some
water meanwhile. You should aim to
build UP tho vitality generally
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TO STIMULATE THE APPETITE

Mrs. ". S.: Fresh, cool air VIII stIm-
Nlate the appetite and n brief Walk
after a fast OF about seven hours (be-
tween breakfast and dinner) VIII
make most any one hungry Deep
breathing burns up the waste mat
ters, with which the tissues are
clogged and In this way creates a de-
mand for food by preparing the way
for new material, which good dlgeS-
ton introduces into the blood.