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You Can Think and Work
Better; Eat and Sleep
Better
IF You Have Pure Blood,

Your blood j. made u or m" fo"G
,,o,, on. H.. water you CriHl. and
IN. air you hr,,,thr. II your To- u;
ss,sr And air ar nId. YOU: hi""1
vAII become Ir3rur". Rut even Wien
Ire best ard r.">t n"UrLShinS 1000
- eaten. IN" IEr-.t y: water Is
drunk. y"u- hood may b" mad" ma
hurc from Other CIu>rS.
For uary years tI'uEhS r
ecrinticr ,'-"..S h-S h..vu Hs"d win
sr.at Sucr.Ss a. = blood purifier.
S4forc :hr trcatu2, Mt. ready rr'-
D.red. was rlf"r'i - tn" puHI". II
rns used by = pr"rn,n""t i'nESlHi:th
20 rcIIey. those ,."CtittUES 'aG>r" u!
fmn,,re blood. " was his pr"scrip-
ton for blood ANA rh, G:Hauc t7"u-
Dles. ,.,;., -o.-
nsnt contains certain tn"d!ra' MIR
dents which are Known and uS'H
Inv tha rr,,l'rnl profession. and "u-
+6,riti,S :!.rrr that tGyS" ar" some
Of me s.w drugs which are OF value
IN the treatment ot rh"u"'ali" con-
nitto,,S. kin disc and tT"uh!.H
caused by Am impure STAT" ~ IN"
blood. -,
time have r,a~uu ~ r"li"v" ihat
yorr blood - I,mpur" =" :" E"lr
nearest drupw.St. c"' " SIS" hCttI"
Of plourh'S Prescription t-"@2" ana
n CSC packaE" Of @11"I Liver II i:
or the 222S L1h"ra'"cy. Memphis.
Tenn. Will S.ui both. all charges
raid. OF receipt ot Sl.,". f"Hr
money back - y,.u NJ" rUt >atiSu'h:
clip and ln;.u tbs e." Sampl" OF
pills and !"afnt regarding Though :
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las. night, are known to the sheriff

last night, are known to the sheriff 5
force.
May Disarn Eenwood Police.
In asking Governor Gornwcll to send
the state police to Marshall county
Prosecuting Attorney James u. Parri"tt
olsu asked the government Of Bcnwo"d,
i! sarm the city police force and TAX"
charge Of the city building and CITY
police telephones. At a late nour last
n.cht- no word had been received from
he governor as to whether the state
police have orders to take this action.
Yesterdays riot al EcnwoUd was the
elimination of a determined effort on the
mart Of striking Riverside employees 10
nrcyent men who have abandoned the
.,rike from going to work in the mill.
Tho FIRST Outbreak.
The trouble in North B"u"ood was III
nruyress by $50 O'clock yesterday morn
ing when striking picEotcrS began STOP
ping Wheeling Traction cars and II Is
,jIared. dragged men from the cars and
tuiStreated them.
The first serious occurrence was 'hh'
, short distance above the north en-
trance TO the Riverside plant, wheA
charles Johnson. of 2SO9 Main street.
Wheeling. an cmploye Of the RI. l.. sea-
bright company. was dragged from
so, Unbound Moundsvlllc car by picket
rrS. in spite Of his protests that ne hau
no connection with the Riverside mill.
but that he was going To his work IN IN"
Ea-rOws, below MCMcChcn. wher" ne Is
en-, ployed by Contractor ScabriEht. or
nc NarrowS road paving.
This assault on Johnson. colored
nan. resulted in Johnson's being Sc
"crely beaten about the body aud Sh"t
through one leg. Johnson finally made
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said last evening that the Marhsali
authorities have a good description Of Il
foreigner who made a remark yesterday.
augmcnting 1t with violent oaths that
he is a Bolshcvik. that he doesn't care
who knows IL and that he intended TO got
Sheriff Clayton II 1t Is the last thinS
he does
What Peters said.
In statement issued last evening,
lack Peters. secretary Of the local or
sanizat.on Of striking steel workers. de-
clared that hr found no evidence that
either the dead striker or other pickctcr
were armed Mr.. Peters said that :he
meiority OF foreigners in the crowd dih
not know that Sheriff Clayton and h.
deputies were officers. and that it has
been the aim of the steel workers or
ganization to conduct the strike withouI
violence or disorder on the part Of The
strikers
Baran, Mr.. Peters said. had prepared
to leave for his home In Europe toda%
He was n Slav laborcr, about 50 years
; old.
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Two YEARS IN BED
AND ROLLING CHAIR
Mrs. Wilson Gave Up All Hope-Gains
Twenty-Five Pounds By Taking
Taulac.

For two years I spent all my tim"
either in the hospital n bed. or IN n
rolling chair. and during that time
WAS given up to die and dent guess |
would he here now II K hadn't been Tor
'ranlac." said Mrs. T.. g. Wilson. Mrs.
Wilson is we'll known in Atlanta. Ga.
her husband having been employed by
The Constitution for = number or years
II was 4 great sufferer from chrome
indigestion" continued Mrs. wilson,
and don't guess anybody ever had to 20
through with what l did. l was very
yyeak and nervous, and at times had
those dreadful sm"thor!ng sensations -
the point Of faint!ng. l had dreadful!
headaches severe pains in my back and
over my kidneys and my joints ach"d
all the time. For TWO years I had I"
live entirely on boiled milk, toast an"
soft boiled eggs. and even that didn
digest well. and would sour on my ston-
och. I didn't know what ii was TO get
n good nights sleep. l took one KIND ~
medicine after another until our house
WAS almost filled with empty bottles,
hu, instead OF improving was getting
worse ali the time. Finally they TOOK
me to tn hospital for treatment. md
Law there :. five long months. but even
that didn'; make me well. 1T was TAX
ing nearly every cent or my huSoahd
wages TO pay my doctor and drug hills
our drug bill alone amounted TO VA
or SIS a month. ana one doctor bill
amounted 70 sl"S.
IT, looked like everything had failed
70 help me. and had about given up All
boo, when one day ny husband brought
n bottle of Tanlac HON" WIN HIM ana
asked me- to take il. He said he had
hanr reading and hearing a lot or good
things about It and didn't see why IL
shouldn't help me. ! was confined TO
nv rolling chair when I began taking
IL =,
.~D, look like an invalid now?
certainly don't fee! lSe one. and l have
actually gained twenty-five (-5) POUNDS
IN eleven bottles Of TanlaC, and feel as
well as l ever did in my life. can
eat anything I want-such things as
meat turnips. Nardboil"d eggs DON
burt me 4 particle. ard l sleep as GOOD
,s 7 did when was n girl in my teens.
, I can get about as well as anybody ana
inst IN. other day l walked down town.
and I an, running around the neiGhb"r-
hood calling on my friends nearly all
mo time now. haven't pain oou'
mo. I believe I am the happiness "om-
nm in Atlanta. and l think have rlSh'
20 ho. think my recovery Is almost
q miracle. and everybody in our neigh
horhood thinks the same.
! Tonlac is sold in Wheeling by Forc-
Da,.is Drug Co. HAS Market Street and
1854 Main Street ard 4. h Hoge Co..
Martins Ferry.
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n number OF men went into the plant 10
work unmolcsicd. Deputy Shcrifts rode
the Wheeling Traction cars by the plant
all morning to prevent repetition OF
disorder on tho cars, but no further
trouble was reported.
Clayton Commended
Excitement ran high all day. foilo"-
I'M the fatal riot. Sheriff Clayton was
warmly commended on the one hand for
his stand for order TT Bcnwood, while
in other quarters some very bitter OK
Ur,s$iunS were heard from strikers and
strike sympathiZcrs. Reports OF inten-
tiiu to do further violence to the Shcr-
III reached IN" ears of the horties.
and n guard of eight men was on duty
at the hospital AT Glendale all day yes
trr,!ny Ia avert any attcmp; that might
~ made. The rest of the day passed
ouictly. however. at Bonwood. at the
hospital and in the vicinity Of tho Jail
and court house Mt Moundsvillc.
The La Belle Incident
Trouble was plainly impending as
carly as $50 O'Clock yesterday morning
when crowd Of strikers Eathcrcd in
tht vicinity Of the I.aBellc mill on
Twcnty-ninth street. No attempt was
made 10 open that plant. however, and
activities were transferred 10 North
Ernwcod. where the search for River
side workmcn on Wheeling Traction
cars began.
4 Mozart car Of the city Railway
company Is said to have been stopped
yesterday morning. and Tho intention
If ON" PASSENGER questioned by a group
Of strikers. but il developed that he was
going hunting I:i.trad Of going To work,
and nothing serious occurred at Twen-
ninth street.
~" attempt has been made to resume
, pr"duction at the L1Brllr. and it Is said
that no attempt If this kind Is even
contemplated Mt III" present.
Clayton to the Strikers.
B"for" IN" shooting nj Rcnwood ynS-
tcrday. Sheriff Clayton said. he was told
by strikers that he should not protect
tho mill. 10 which he says he repl:c 81
that he was not there 10 protect the mill.
hut that he was there. as it was his duty
to prevent disorder and injury to any
on"
Prosecuting Attorney ]. D. Parrio;t
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boy SHOOTS
:. FINGERS OFF
kOUrH SIDE LAD THOUGHT GUN
.. WAS NOT LOADED AND IN
JURES SELF.
1I-YeAr-old Robert Ttgg1eoecf Is VIC
ttn-Resting Wen at the Hospital.

Handling an "unloadcd- gun as
though II was n Toy. Robert 't'SSi"-
beck, lI-year-old son Of Henry TiSS!c-
beck, OF 27lS Mcys:on street. - lying IN
The Ohio Valley General hospital as
result, minus two fingers.
The youngstcr was playing Win
number Of his playmates near IN" hrids"
that crosses III" Terminal railroad at
Twenty-eighth and Woods streets. The
boys, who had heard OF the riot at Zen
wood yesterday. were demonStralinS
their ability in the use OF firearms
When II came the TiEglrbeck boys turn.
his performance was fine. until no hN'n
his hand in front OF tn" revolver and
pulled the trigger y cap exploded and
tore two fingers Of his hand cn'rely OF.
y He was removed to the ONO Na'i"S
General hispiial. whr" his Injuries were
attended TO. Hospital attendants stated
this morning thai ~" boy was resting
the wounds were no: serious. bur very
The wounls wcrn NOT serious. hut very
painful.
i The accident occurred about I O'Clock
yesterday afternoon.
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STRIKER KILLED
CONTINUED from Page one.)

CLAYTON and Prosecuting Attorney James
u. Parr.ott. Of Marshall county. Cover
nor Cc:uwcll ordered practically the en-
tire state police force to BenwooG yes
to-day. Two OF the state police arrived
at Moundsyille early last evening. eleV-
Oh more arrived about ten O'Clock, and
thirty-eight members Of the safe force
from down-staIe sections ar" due in Ben
wood at $50 o'clock this morning.
Twenty cx-service men from Cameron
md vicinity were sworn IN ~ snecl3!
deputy sncrits and arrived from Gamer
on shortly after n.nc o'cloc> last nigh
10 aid in preventing any further out
hr.Jks. They were assigned 10 duty for
the night guarding the Reynolds Mem.
cr;al hospital NJ Gl.nGalc. wh"r" Sheriff
C!aytou and Deputy sheriff McCardle
are patients, because of threats alleged
10 have been mad" u complete the
assassination Of th"s" officers. and 20
guarding the Marshall county jail.
Wholesale Arrests.
Early this morning. eleven regular
deputy sherifts of Marshall county. tho
thirteen state police who arrived in III"
>a-Shau county seat last night and the
scare nf cx-serviCc mon who were called
for duty as officers. Will come TO Ben
Woo! Junction aud meet ihicty-cIGh(
J moro members of the state police force
who VIII arrive ut he Junction on tho
$50 train from Charleston. The entire
consolidated force. acting either under
,hn Instructions Of Prosecuting Attor-
ury James -. ParriOtt. Of Marshal!
| comfy. or or direct orders from Gov
.ruor Cornwcl. will proceed to take con-
troll Of he situation NJ Hcnwood. This
,rovc effected. the officers Will begin
,hc wholesale arrest Of men who are
alleged 10 have taken part IN tho riot
! many VI wh"m Deputy sheriff King said
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McCardlc we're rushed 10 the Gl"ndhI'
hr,pital. whrrr pr. &. t.. Hutchinson
Sheriff Clayi"ns predecessor IN "ttlH"
and Or. J. {. Peck attended them. Sh'r
IF Clayton Was RESTING we'll last even
ing in spit" If an ugly flesh wound IN
the hip hut Deputy Sheriff McCardIe
was suffering severely from the bullcI
wuiInd Through the hand.
John Mlharlor. the wounded Russian
was attended by lr \. j.. N"li". AMI
rushed t. th" North Wheeling hospital
For some time il was feared that his
wound would hc fatal. hut last evening
DR.. N"lt" announced that unless more
hcmmorrharrs occur. Miharl"r has IL
good Chanr" To recover.
Many Enter the Plant
Following the riot. the crowd about
the Riverside plant dispersed. with IN"
exception of a few regular piCk"t$, and
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DID NOT REPORT

II was stated carly this morning BY
one OF the members OF the COMMITTEES
appointed by one OF the OHIO sid" mills
that the personal OF the committee
would not be able 20 submit their re-
Mort until possibly Thursday evening.
DC absence o: Robert Edwards. or the
ughlin mill. who WAS on" OF tho mem
IS, was declared A. the reason for tho
tponcmcni Of n" meeting.
ascount period on City tax ends
Goth. Pay now. n-l9-p
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To Have Smooth, White,
Soft Skin All Winter

Docs Your skin chap or rouchcn easily
In this wrat hcr, or become unduly red or
blCtchy? Here is a quick. easy way 10
overcome the trouble and keep your COM
rlcX!on beautifully white, smooth an1
soft the wirt"r long. Just get an ounce
or ordinary mcrcolizcd wax at the near
est drugstore and use a little before re-
toring. as you would apply cold cream.
Iron arising remove the coating with
sudey water. Tho wax. through SOM"
Dcculiar attribute. flecks OF the rough.
djscolorrd Or blcmi:hcd skin. The worn
out cuticlc comes off just like dandruff.
only in almost invisible particles. Mer-
oiled wax simply hastcns Nature
work. Used as required. It keeps III"
scarf skin and only the healthy, younG.
locking skin Is in evidence. It's the best
treatment known for weatheroeaten
aged. muddy. freckled. rimplcd and all
unbcautiful compleIionA
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MUST BE UNDEINKABLE.

WASHINGTON. rnc. l.-Prohieition
Commissioner Kramer served notice on
manufacturers Of proprietary medicines
BARRIERS supplies and ether alcoholic
sreparations today that hoy must
change their products Sc that they may
not be used as beverages after January
Is. when constitutional prohibition be-
comes effective. Hair tones that are
hair tonics II name only. mus: oe made
"undrinkable." Mr.. Kramer declared
.'.Rr-y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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RIVER NEWS
Stage, Il feet: falling slowly

stage, Il feet: falling slowly.
No boats left the local wharf yester-
DAY.
The Helen r., IL scheduled TO leave TO-
,daS noon for New Ma!amuras.
The bad conditions along the lower
river AT dams l.. II ard ~. which were
|cauehr with the.r wickrts up by the RS
conf rise il the river makes navigation
Ala NOT maxi hcr regular down N" rIV-
or trip yesterday and will not depart
Until the locks at these dams can be
operated.
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wounded To Hospital.

The body Of BaTan was TAX n I" IN"
C"o"y -Rrntz m"rEu" nj B"nw""d. 'or"-
nor ]. ~. MCComhs will cmpan"l a jury
for the Inquest today. but 1t probably
will he later in tn" week before the
evidence can be taken.
Sheriff Clayton and Deputy Sheriff
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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SOLD EvERYwHERH
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Mrs. Isley's Letter.

In recent letter Mrs. y. ". tS;Hy Of
rItchfiedi. Ill. says. Z h2T" used
Chanlberlair~ Tab'eis for disorders OF
the stomach ard as u laxativ". aid nav"
found them a T.i.cH and sure relief. /.
YOU are troubled with indigestion or
rood" Fcr sair by al dealers.
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Ed, LEWIS WINS
IN TWO FALLS

CHICAGO, Dec. Ed. (Stransler)
Lewis defeated John DIN in two straight
falls tonight. the first in fifty minutes
and the second in less than one minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-03

BRAINTRE. Mass. March a.
When "A truck load of hay caught
fire. Robert Horte calmly drove II
TO the nearest fire alarm box. pulled
the alarm and waited. The firemen
did the rest.
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THE BURGLARS FAIL IN
THEIR QUEST. HIT REVEAL
An IMPORTANT SECRET.

I slipped of my pumps and tip
tod to the door. My shaking fin
gers managed to turn the key with
out click before the burglars
reached the cashiers office. Then
| I sat down on the edge 81 the cot
and prepared to hold my breath IN.
til the thieves should depart They
must have manipulated the lock OF
the safe cxpsrtly. | couldn't hear a
sound. but after time ! caught the
shuffling OF papers and was startled
by a growi from one OF the men. IL
seemed very close to me. looked
up--a yentilauug fan. which served
both rooms. was set in tho wall high
above me. Said the voice.
"Tight.wadl Not a darn cent left.
Not a jitney to make change with
Monday morning. Dl----' But ]
might as well omit the profanity
from all their talk. II was ample
but monotonous.
Rotten luck. the growl rolled on.
| "I've been hoodoocd ever since
ever slnce--weli. a girl began IT.
/ At this simply opened my mouth
suddenly-and sat with II 20. as II
IL we're the only way I could keep
from screaming "Hoodoo" with
that word the U-boat captain had
denounced me. | knew that all the
officers Of that craft were now dead.
| Who was this "hoodooed" person
the other side of the partition?
More rustling Of papers, more
curses. and then:
"a few postage stamps-take 'em,
And that's all!'
Good place for a hungry man,
said the other. Chow everywhere.
! Let's feed
As they passed the door OF my re
treat one OF the men turned the
handle and ratified 1t hard. ! reach.
ed for the money box ! prepared q
melodramatic speech TO 20 with IT.
/ Here" would say. take 1t and
let me alone-and the Hon. James
L ID. Lorlmer will send you twice az
much more tomorrow" I quite for.
got that I was dead" TO dear daddy
Look for "a button somewhere on
the door frame" advised the leader
There's secret spring in most such
doors. See-Heft IL IS
| was stiff as the dead. and prob
ably as white AK a ghost.
More profanity. and then;
ut won't work. Well. who wants
IL to, anyhow" With a final curse
and vicious shake of the knob. the
men passed on.
had To force my muscles 20 relax
then | got into a fairly comfort
able position on the couch. and
buriec my fingers in the cats thick
black fur, not for luck but just FOL
companionship. | would probably
have 20 stay there long time with
out making single sound. One.
the two we're fed up. they nigh
camp out In the place over sunday
over their food and cups and bot
Ties brought from the soda fountain
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Bring Forth the Purple
for Oar Returned Heroes

Dear Miss Grey: Allow me TO re.
iterate what 1 saw In your column
last night signed SISTER OF u boy
In France"
| think u "a burning shame 20 even
think of giving our boys" "a second.
hand suit or pair OF shoes.
God knows he should have the
best.
Does anyone remember how the
drafted men trod on flowers on the
streets OF Seattle. when they wen,
away And now. to think OF asking
or suggesting that they put on cast
off clothing. when they should have
the provcrbiai purple and fine
linen"
while war stiii ragged | used to
cay 90 myself My God. why have
you forgotten usf" but found out
that. In som. cases. we had forgot
ten God. Now. please. let uH not for.
get our boys. and when they come
home. some OF them MANNED for
life. let ui not give them old cast
off clothing
PATRIOTIC MOTHER.
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observation-disclosures

the men exchanged condolences. And
Ia this odd situation I came upon IA
secret which concerned myself
Stiii growing about his had luck.
the man OF the low voice told how
IL startcd--told OF my exploit In the
U-boat, From that time their game
WAS up The sailors were put ashore
the officers took the. Graf, away
and sunk her somewhere. And he
one OF the sailora-had got to know
where. Why. he could dig a million
dollars out of her. Jewels Gems
the kaiser had sent overt He knew
where TO put his finger on them. lie
was Just a common aailor--he had
come by the secret accidentally The
gems were in a torpedo ci.se-it was
the lowest case on the starboard side
OF the boat But he didn't know
where the sub had been sunk
"Now | have both eccretsr' said I
TO myself. land l am the only one in
the world who knows where the
u.bost IL berthcd and where the box
IL hidden la herr
Then the men made compact
There was a party who held the Sc.
cret OF the U-boat's position. They
would call on him Sunday night
and force the secret out OF him---or
kin him,
The party's house was described---
and the way to get into II. | knew
the party's name before the thief
whispered IL: "Certeis!"
TO BE Continued
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Tpholds Dirorce
Hfcniisf Of Trfnl

Dear Miss Grey: have been
reading your letters and the com
moni on the prohibition Of divorce.
was married while young. My
husband was seven years my senior.
We lived together several years and
couldn't got along. for he WAS al
ways finding fault with mo. when
Their. was no need We parted and
he secured "A divorce. During the
years have married man two
years older than !. We have a
horne and arc both very happy. and
have little boy years old. We
are as happy a. nswiy-wesiS. and Il
has now bccn eight years since our
wedding day.
So am forced 10 believe. from
my own experience. that divorces
are much better than 10 force two
people. who have discovered that
they shouldn't have married. 10 live
the rest Of their lives together In
a constant state Of diEcord
\ HAPPY WIFE.
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out Of the basement. then took up
m. phone to call Tomny-~and TO
tell certcia. II was dead! they had
cut the wires. probably before they
came. into the store'
1 couldn't wait for Tommy TO help
me. Ccrtcis' life was at stake.
decided 10 20 out and tell the night
watchman--or the policeman. ~
would take time-~I would have TO
explain how happened 10 be In the
store and also about my fancy
sleeveless dress. opened one OF
the lockers and found a eoverall--
huge apron with sleeves which en-
tircIy concealed my frock. needed
hat-a gorgeous pink thing was
right at hand. trimmed with n pink
veil. | put them on both were de
signed 20 top "a load" Of rouge and
by contrast I was as white az milk.
hid Tommy's cash box in bar
rel Of flour and then crept out of
the front door. The spring lock
snapped behind me.
No Waterman wax anywhere IN
aight--nor any policeman. Certeis
lived in splendid old mansion only
n few blocks from the grocery.
went toward II hoping to gather re
Inducements as went But
couldn't find an officer. and was
afraid OF the few men ! passed.
had 10 face the job alone. went
straight to the servants cnrancc OF
certeis' house. entered the vesuhule
and shut the door. / was never 80
afraid in my life. Probably tho
thieves we're watching. hoped
they wouldn't pay much attention
10 one OF the maids who had stayed
out late Sunday night.
think ! must have an impress
slye personality. When the butler
answered my ring. | put on fine
lady manner and ordered:
"Teil Or. Certeia that Mile. Van
derlyn must see him Mt oncel''
1 expected to be hindered, or, per
hans. put out OF the house, but the
man said meekly, altho not amiably
yes, Mademoiselle. and disap
peared.
In a few minutes came the master
of the house. perfectly groomed.
shall never cease 20 wonder how h,
managed II.
"So--you keep your promiseY' h'
said. a. he came toward me Will
eager step.
moi Nor' | exclaimed, In sudder
horror, remembering that my las
word 10 him at the asylum had been
Tomorrow. Tony Tomorrow
CTo BE Continued)