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lish and Spanish. could make nothing
OF the strange hicroglyphics tn q
grew miraculously on the tape. Next
she explored the FIRST of the tcle.
phones. Remembering how Francis
had listened. she put her ear TO the
transmittcr. Then. recollecting his
use of the receiver. she took IL OF
its hook and placed II TO her ear.
The voice. unmistakably a woman's,
sounded so near TO her that in her
startled surprise she dropped the re.
ceivcr and recoiled.
At this moment Parker. Francis
old valet. CHANGED TO enter the room.
She had not observed him before,
and so Immaculate was his dress. so
dignihod his carriage that she mis-.
took him for friend OF Francis
rather than a scrvitor--a friend sim.
liar TO Bascom. who had met them at
the station with Francis machine.
ridden inside with them as an equal.
yet departed with Francis com.
mands in his ears. which II was
patent he was to obey.
At sight OF Parker's solemn face
she laughed with embarrassment and
pointed inquiringly at the telephone.
Solemnly he picked up the receiver.
murmured "a mistake" into the
transmitter and hung up. In those
several seconds the Queens thought
underwent revolution. No gods nor
spirit voice had been that which she
had heard. but woman's voice,
Where is that woman" she de
manded
Parker merely stiffened up more
stlfiiy, assumed more solemn ex.
preston and bowed,
There is a woman concealed in
the house," she charged with quick
words. Her voice speaks there in
that thing. She must be in the next
room"
1T was centralr' Parker attempted
to stem the flood OF her utterance.-
Il care not what her name isl
the Queen dashed on. 81 shall have
no other woman but myself in my
house. Bid her bcgone | am very
angry
Parker was even sitter and sol.
emner. and "A new mood came over
her. Perhaps this dignified gentle
man was higher than she had sus.
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SEARCH FOR AUTO
THAT INJURED MAN

Seattle police are hunting Thurs
day for the auto which ran down Il
kiens. g.. Cherry st.. on Spokane
ST. last Monday. The license mum.
Der In known.
Kicrs reported 10 the police the
machine struck him while he was
crossing the street. and after crush
ing his foot. II continued without
stopping to inquire the extent Of his
injuries. He declared his foot was
not seriously injured.
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CINE CO, LYNN, MASS.

pected in the hierarchy OF the lesser
kings. she thought Almost might he
be an equal king with Francis. and
she had treated him peremptorily as
less. as much less.
She caught him by the hand. in her
impetuousness, not noting his reluc.
lance, drew him over to a sofa, and
made him sit beside her. To add to
Parker's discontinue, she dipped into
a box of candy and began TO feed him
CHOCOLATES, closing his mouth with
the sweets every time he opened II to
protest.
Gomez she SAFE. wnen she had
almost choked him. "is il the custom
Of the men Of this country to be
polygamous2"
Parker was aghast at such raw.
ness OF frankness.
LEADING QUESTIONS
"Oh, | know tie meaning OF the
word" she assured him. 80 re-
peat, Is IL the custom OF the men OF
this country TO be polygamous?"
There is no woman in this house
hfSidtS NpuiSfiis ilhudfns except
servants" he managed to enunciate.
THAT voice YOU heard is not the
voice OF a woman in this house, but
the voice OF woman miles away
who is your servant. or is anybody's
servant who desires to talk over the
telephone"
'She is the slave OF the mystery"
the Queen questioned. beginning to
get dim glimmering of the actual.
ity OF the matter.
Yes" her husbands valet admit.
ted. "She is a slave OF the tele.
phone"
"Of the flying specch?"
Yes. madam. call II that-of the
flying speech" He was desperate TO
escape from a situation unprecedent.
ed in his entire career. Come, will
show you. madam. This slave OF
the flying speech is yours. to com,
mand both by night and day. II you
wish, the slave will enable you to
talk with your husband. Mr.. Nor.
gan
Now"
Parker nodded. arose. and led her
to the telephone.
First of all" he Instructed. you
will speak 10 the slave.
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Pallor, nervousness, indignation,
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snortnsas Of breath. palpitation Of
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80 true Is II that improved appetite
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Or. Williams Pink Pills have been
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a Denver woman's Experience
One such person is Mrs. Jennie
Priest. Of No. 1919 Galapago street
Denver. Colo, who suffered for
months from the sfter.effects Of in.
iiuehza and failed " recover her
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CHAPTER XIV

Catching "A United Fruit company
boat AZ Colon within Is minutes after
landing from the small coaster. the
Queens progress with Francis to
New York had been n swift rush OF
fortunate connections.
At New Orleans taxi from the
wharf 10 the station and n racing
OF porters with hand luggage had
barely got them aboard the ira n
just as IL started. Arrived at New
York. Francis had been met by Bias.
com. In Francis private machine.
and the rush had continued TO the
rather ornate palace II. II. NJ. him.
self. Francis father. had built out OF
his millions.
SO II was that the Queen knew
scarcely more of tho great W or d
than when she first started her trav-
els by leaping first into tho subter.
ranean river. Had she been lesser
creature. she would have been
stunned by this vast civilization
around her. As II was she was roy.
ally inconsequential. accepting such
civilization az an Offering from her
royal spouse. Royal he wns. served
by many slaves. Had she not, on
steamer and train. observed II?
And here. arrived at his palace.
she took ns n matter OF course the
showing OF house servants that greet.
ed them. The chauffeur opened the
door OF the Limousine. Other SER
wants carried In the hand baggage.
Francis touched his hand to nothing.
save TO her arm TO assist her to
alight. Even Bascom-a man she di.
vined was no servitor-she also dl.
vined az one who served Francis.
And she could not but observe Bias.
com depart in Francis limousine, un.
der instruction and command OF
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Stomach Miseries
Relieved
Almost Instantly

This Ia what the Mayor %
Bridgeport. Wash. has to tell about
Jo-To for stomach miseries from
Indigestion:
l have found your medicine Jo-
To all that you claim for II. and
for gas on the stomach IL has no
equal
Jo-To Ia sold In Seattle BY tho
Five Bartell Drug Stores and at
Swtft's Pharmacies
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In honor Of the Pacific fleet the
Seattle public library At Fourth ave
and Madison IT. will be closed Friday
morning. Tho Sunday schedule u
: p, m. TO 10 p. IN. will be Oh
rervcd.
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tCoutinued From Yesterday
In the living room the two Nor.
gans found Enrieo and his sons open.
Ing wine.
Having but had my daughter 70
stored to me-" Enrico said. Il now
lose her again, but IL Is an easier
loss. Henry. Tomorrow shall be the
wedding. IL can not take place too
quickly. IL n sure. right now that
that Hcoundred Torres Is whispering
all over san Antonio Leonicas latest
unprotected escapodc with your
Ere Henry could express his graf
ificaion. Leonica and tho Queen en-
tered. lie held up his glass and
toasted:
ITO tho brids-'
Leonica. not understanding. raised
a glass from the table and glanced
20 the Queen
NO. no. Henry said. taking her
glass with tho intention OF pasnng
Il TO the Queen.
mo. nor said Enrlco. Neither
shall drink the toast which IL In.
complete. Let me make Il.
ITO the bridesg'
"You and Henry are 20 be married
tomorrow Ale@andro explained to
Leonica-
Unexpected and bitter tho the news
was, Leoniea controlled herself and
dared with assumed iolii,y 60 look
Francis In the eyes while shc cried:
Another toast To the bride
groom
D.fiicult as Francis had found II TO
marry the Queen and maintain equa-
nimity. he now found cquanlmlty I'm.
possible az tho announcement OF the
immediate marriage OF I.eonica- Nor
did Leonica fail 20 observe how hard
he struggled 10 control himself. His
suffering gave her secret jpy. and
with feeling almost Of triumph
she watched him take advantage VI
the mrs, opportunity TO leave the
room
showing them his telegram and as
surfing them that his fortune was
az stake. he said he must get on an
answer and asked Fernando 20 ar
range for a rider to carry II 60 tho
government wireless At san Antonio.
Nor was T,.onica long In following
him. In the library she came upon
him. seated a; tho reading table. hts
telegram unwrittsn. while his garc
was AIRED upon a large photograph Of
her which no had taken from its
piac. on top the low book shelves
All Of which was too much for her
Her involuntary Easping sob brought
him 70 hts feet in time 10 catch her
ss she swaycd into his arms. And
before either knew II their lips were
together In fervcnt expression.
LEONICA BIDS HIM GO
Leonlca struggled and tore herself
away. gasping upon her lover with
horror.
This must stop. Francis she
rriTH Xaft ......G..
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health and strength until she tried
DR.. Williams Pink pills.
During the influenza epidemic
last fall" says Mrs. Priest. Il was
called upon TO take care OF several
sufferers and the work made such
demands on my strength that be
came badly run down and fell an
easy victim OF the disease. The at.
tack left mo very weak and though
tried many Preparations Il seemed
impossible for me 10 regain my
strength. ! was on the verge OF
nervous breakdown and became irri.
table and cross. The nervousness
was accompanied by headaches and
my appetite was variable. I couldn't
sleep well and "a a result grew
weaker day by day.
when on the point OF giving up
hope I heard about DR.. Williams
Pink pills and decided 10 try the
remedy. As a result OF that trial
have regalned my health. In a few
weeks my nerves became stronger
my appetite improved and I In.
creased in weight. I am no longer
irritable and sleep 30 soundly that
feel refreshed and ready for the
days tasks. can't advocate DR.
Williams Pink Pills too strongly for
n-dOWu constitutions"
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A DISAPPOINTMENT

- pst'fss VssNs tssNs
Very naturally. with all the won
ders Of the great house yet TO be
shown her. the Queen betrayed her
disappointment when Francis told
her he must immediat ely depart for a
place called Wall st
what In It," she asked. with n
pout Of displeasure. that drags you
away from me like a slave?"
EFT IL busincss-and very impor.
tant." he told her. with a smile and
n kiss.
And what IN business. that Il
should have power over you who are
king In business the name OF
your god whom all OF you worship
as the sun god is worshiped by my
people7"
lie smiled at the almost perfect ap.
positeness OF her idea. saying:
1T Is the great American god.
Also. 81 IL n very terrible god, and
when II Stays IL slays terribly and
swiftly"
And you have incurred its dis.
pleasure7" she queriod.
Alas. yes. tho | know not how.
I must 80 to Wall St"
(which is its altar" she broke In
TO ask.
(which If its altar" he answered.
"and where ! must find out wherein
have offended and wherein may
placate and make amends"
His hurried attempt to explain TO
her the virtues and functions of the
maid he had wired for from Colon
scarcely interested her. and she
broke him of by saying that ovi-
IDENTIFY the maid was similar TO the
Indian woman who had attended her
in the Valley OF Lost Souls and that
she had been accustomed to personal
service ever since she was a little
girl learning English and Spanish
from her mother In the house on the
lake.
But when Francis caught UP his
hat and kissed her. she relcnted and
wished him luck before the altar.
After several hours OF amazing ad-
ventures In her own quarters. where
the maid. a Spanish.speaking French.
woman. acted as guide and mentor.
and after being variously measured
and gloated over by n gorgeous
woman who seemed herself "a queen
and who was attended by two young
women, and who. In the Queens
mind, was without doubt summoned
to serve her and Francis. she came
back down the grand stairway TO in.
vestlgnte the library with its mystic.
rious telephone and ticker.
Long she gazed at the ticker and
listened TO It's irregular chatter. But
she, who could read and write Eng
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Large, fast steamers to meet the
fleet-Pier 3. foot OF Madison St.
Friday, 9 "A. m. No crowding.
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Let's 70 cas- at Boidt's--uptown.
ia ID Ave: downtown. si3 I'd Ave.
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Had Stomach Trouble

Another grateful user Of Or. VIII.
iams' Pink Pills II Mr.. II. r. Mona.
gan. Of No. 2170 Quincy avenue.
Ogden. Utah. lie says:
Irregular meal hours were. I he
lieve. the principal cause Of my
stomach trouble. I suffered from in
digestion for several months but
didn't pag much attention TO It until
began 10 have cramps that we're
20 severe az times that they doubled
me up with pain. Food seemed to
sour and caused distress for hours
after eating. Everything / ate dis
agreed with me until after a while /
didn't care whether ate anything
or not
while / was in this state, and
daily losing strength. I decided 20
give DR. Williams Pink Pills a trial
ana procured a box. A short time
after beginning the treatment my
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TROt BILE At ONCE


side
TROUBLE At ONCE
Hardly had he begun an ATTEMPTED
explanation OF the instrument. and
Just hs he realized the impossibility
OF teaching her in several minutes All
the intricacieH OF tho stock market
institution. when his eyes noted on
the tape that Frisco Consolidated
~aH down 20 points, thing unprecc.
dcnted ins that little Iowa railroad
which X. II. NJ. had financed and
buildcd and 10 the day Of his death
maintained proudly M 40 legitimate
creation that. tho half the banks and
all OF Wall ~. crashed, IL would
weather any storm.
The Queen viewed with alarm the
alarm that grew on Francis face.
1T Is magic. like my Mirror OF
the Worid7" ahe half queried. half
stated.
Francis nodded.
III tells you secrets. know"
she continued. Like my golden
bowl. IL brings all the world here
within this very room 90 you. 4,
brings you trouble. That II very
plain. But what trouble can this
world bring you. who are one Of It's
great kinRH7'
He opened his mouth In reply 20
her last question. halted. and said
nothing. realizing IN. imponsibiiity
OF conveying comprehension 10 her.
the while. under his ~yelldn. or at
the foreground of his brain. burned
pictures Of great railroad and steam.
ship lines. of teeming terminals and
noisy docks. Of miners toiling IN
Alaska. In Montana. In Death Valley.
and Of all the mechanics and
economies and finances OF the goth
century machins-civiliEation
1T brings you trouble" she repeat.
cd. And. alasl ! can not help you.
My golden bowl il no more. Never
again shall see tho world in IT, I
am no longer tho ruler Of the fu.
turc, I arm n woman merely. and
helpless In this strange. colossal
world TO which you have brought
me. I am a woman merely. and your
wife. Francis, your proud wlfcl"
Almost DID he love her, ~. drop.
ping the tape. he prcsacd her closely
for moment ere going 10 the bat
terry of telephones. She In delightful.
was his thought There IL neither
guile nor malice In her. only woman.
all woman. lovely and lovable--alas.
that Leonica should ever and always
arise In my thought between her
whom have and herself whom /
shall never havc'
More magic" the Queen muir.
INJURED. aa Francis. getting BaSoom's
Office. said:
MIR. BaEcon viii undoubtedly ar.
rive back in half an hour. This Is
Morgan talking--Prancis Morgan.
Mr.. Bascom left for his Office not
i've minutes ago. when he arrives
tell him that have started for his
Office and shall not be NOR. than five
minutes behind him. This Is impor.
tant. Toll him ! am on the way.
Thank you. Good. bye
A DISAPPOISTMENT
Very naturally. with all tho won.
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appetite revived and In a few weeks
| was able to eat heartily without
having cramps or distress Of any
kind. My stomach In In excellent
condition now and feel stronger
In every way. shall always keep
Or. Williams Pink Pills on hand
for believe that they will do all
that IL claimed for them"
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SYNOPSIS on PRECEDING ouArrrns
1lSxSIs5

NrnNhr young Francis Morgan tcssr-
New Work. Ia search for buried troasur~
"' MS ancestor, Sir uenr, Morgan, bue-
,ahe~r, In Central America. There he
.l-e",rfs Henry Morgan. another bleed
descendant. who resembles himself MAX
'"k the same search. Henry II In lave
WITH ieenirs. beautiful adopted daughter
eI IN Old spanish family. she loves htm'
s"u ats" discovers she IN falling In lave
WIN Francis. 4 plot H. Matched By
,renieas foster par-nt. 10 set Henry ou,
OF the way. Ito IL Jailed aud .-nt~need
70 Gle Zoe crime he never committed
WIN the aid ~ rrsnsi. and I~on,cs.
uenrs escapes from Jail, ard the three
r-espe 10 Francis schooner. They arc
p"r-u~d by posse. After landing. they
'sse To the rough country. The posse,
which Ia. landed from q TUG. continue.
me pursuit. Tho fugitive. are captured.
on demand for Justice. they arc taken Ia
cave. where Tho Cruel just one--s
"r'rd Judge af primitive Central Auresics
-h"ids forth. Isiiowts. their release.
they start an expedition In search Of the
.rer~t treasure Of tho snsi~ot Mays.
AFTER being trapped In Oh. cave Of the
Msfss by flood from . secret tunnel.
'hes escape To the Valley Of lost souls.
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Write for This Health Book

a little book, Building Up the
Blood" will be sent free to any ad-
dress upon request. II contains n
largo amount OF useful information.
Address the Or. Williams Medicine
Co, Schenectady. N. Y Or. williams
Pink Pills are sold by all druggists
or will be mailed. postpaid, by the
company on receipt OF price. 30
cents per box or six boxes for 1850.
There has been no increase In price.
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LEO>ICA BIDS HIM GO

Leonlca struggled ard tore herself
away. gaspirg upon her lover with
horror.
This must stop. Francis she
cried. more: You can not remain
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And Another

Chicago. Illinois, suffered for four
years with pains in my sides. hips and
legs and terrible backache. could
not do any work at all. Twas treated
by many physicians but they did not
help me. Tread in one Of your books
where other women have been helped
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 50 tried it and it helped
me very much so that now ! can do
everything IN the house. have sold
my fnends about Vegetable Compound
and you have my permission to use this
letter."-Mn. |. OVENSTEIN. 902
S. Marsh6eld Avenue. Chicago. III.
Thousands of such Letters
Prove the Curative
Value of
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Corrected Her Rheumatism

II am glad Of this opportunity Of
recommending Or. williams Pink
Pills. the remedy which benefited
my rheumatism after 10 years OF
suffering" says Mrs. X. l.. Berry.
who lives at No. $3.50 West Houston
street. San Antonio. Texas.
"Overwork. worry and exhaustion
were the causes OF my rheumatism. q"
she continued. II suffered aRonies
OF pain thru my shoulders and hips.
There were sharp. shooting pains
that came on suddenly and some.
times when I stopped over could
hardly straighten up. At times
when / had little or no control over
my nerves the least excitement
Frustrated me. when attempted
To sleep was 80 nervous that |
gained very little rest My hips
became swollen and sore. / had
very little appetite.
THAT was my condition when
started treatment with DR.. VIII.
Jams Pink pills. a short time after
beginning the treatment ! was able
TO rest better and then my appetite
improved In few weeks the paine
in my hips and shoulders completely
vanished. My nerves are much
stronger and I feel better than |
have for years"
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, Denver woman's Experience

one such person IL Mrs Jennie
Priest. Of No. 1919 Galapago street
Denver Coio- who suffered for
months from the after.effects Of In.
Huenza and failed " recover her
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-11
WILSON POPIERA GEESE
ZADAN

Paryz, II. stycznia. Prezy--
dent Wilson ~zdecydowai sic juz
co do tego, do jakiego stopnia
popierat bedzie zqdania wioskie
na ko~nferencyi pokojowcj i zawia
premiere Orlando o swojej
decyzyi, postanowienia jego jed
max prawdopodobnie ME bedQ
znane az do czasu ~ogfoSzenia ich
ma sesyach kongresu. Osoby jc-
dnak. ktore majq bliska styCznoSc
I prezydentem. twierdzq, re pre-
zydent tylko czeSciowO popierac
bedzie zadania wtoskie W kwestyi
t~erytory6w. chetnie przyznal2c
Wiochom terytorya niewatpliwie
wloskie tudziez niezawisloSc
Wloch zabezpieczajqce. uznajac Z
drugiei strony sluszne aspiracye