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hayes BELIEVED
He WOULD HAVE TO
GIVE UP WORKING
Health Badly Run Down
When He Began on Tan
Acclaimed Eighteen
Pounds

Il was worried all the time with
the fear OF getting 20 where !
couldn't earn a livelihood" said j.
Hayes. a well known empioye OF
the Seattle Street Railway Com
pany. living at the New Central
Hotel Seattle. in a statement a:
the Barten drug store. recently.
But. few bottles of this Tan
lac" he continued. have turned
things right about for me. for 7
am now enjoying az good health
as ! ever did. I had gotten In
such a bad shape on account OF
stomach trouble and rheumatism
that | had 10 stop work. The
rheumatism was 30 bad in my
right arm and shoulder that lost all
use Of them. I couldn't even pick up
my tools while trying TO work. and
simply suffered agony. ached so bad
could scarcely get out OF bed in the
mornings and when I did manage
10 get on my feet felt worse than
on going to bed. Ny stomach was
In such a bad fix that nothing
agreed with me. and at times I
would have cramping pains that
would almost double me up. I
would bloat all up with gas and
have such a pressure around my
heart that I would nearly suffo-
cate. was badly coustipated and
constantly taking something for
this. as well as for my other trou-
bles. but kept getting worse.
Finally just got right down n
where ! couldn't work at all. and
was worried because | could sec
no hope Of getting any better.
Why. at the time got Tanlac 7
haa been unable 10 work for a
month and II looked like I was go
Ing to be disabled for good. I
had dropped down In weight from
one hundred and forty-slx pounds
70 one hundred and twenty-eigh.
But since taking Tanlac / have
sdiheo eighteen pounds and am
no" Up to one hundred and forty
SIX. could feel good results all
most as coon as began taking
Ianlac' and II was only a few davs
until was back on the fob I have
taken -FOUR bottles now and All my
hliments have left me, ana I moan
by that. that the rhe,,ma,,s,,
slor<n trouble. constipation and
everything Is gone. | can now pick
up my tools and 20 about my work
- only strong, well man can
Mhen morning comes bounce Out
ot ped IKE a sixteen year old and
IN Just feeling fine an the time
Tanlac has certainly been no
,l,sha ana there's nothing too good
Tor me 70 say for H." ''
Ianlac Is sold in Seattle by Bartell
Drug stores under the personal A
100, 800. Of a special TaElac represcn.
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CONTINUED From Yesterday
CHAPTER XVIII

CONVEYED BY the spearrnen. the
marty OF Leonlca. the two MorEans
and Torres were led thru the pleas
ant fields. all under a high state OF
primitive cultivation, aud on across
running streams and thru woodland
stretches and knec-dcep pastures
where erased cows o. so miniature
"A breed that. full grown, they were
no larger than young calves
They're milch cows without mis-.
take" Henry commented. Ana
they're perfect beauties. But did you
ever see such dwarfss A strong man
could Mt up the biggest specimen
and walk off with a."
Don't fool yourself" Francis
spoke up. Take that one over there,
the black one. IN wager rs not
an ounce under three hundred
weight"
.How much viii you wagcrg"
Henry challenged.
Name the bet" was the reply.
"Then a hundred even" Henry
stated. that l can lift Il up and
walk away with H."
Done"
But the bet was never 90 b. de-
cided. for the instant Henry left the
path he was poked back by the
spearmcn. who scowlcd and made
signs tina; they were TO proceed
straight ahead.
Where the way came 70 lead past
the foot OF a very rugged cliff they
saw above them many goats.
Demonstrated" said Francis.
Look AZ the herd. boys"
II was sure II was goatmeat In
that stew" Henry nodded. Il always
did like goats. II the Lady Who
Dreams. whoever she may be. We
toes the priest and lets US live. and
II we have to stop for the rest OF
our lives with the Lost souls. I'm
going TO petition 10 be made head
master goatherd OF the realm. and
I'll build you nice little cottage.
Leonlca, and you can become the
Exalted Cheese Maker TO the
Queen"
But he did not whimsicaily wan.
der further. for at that momen, thsT
emerged upon lake 20 beautiful
"a to bring long whistle from
Francis. and handicap from Leon
ica and a muttercd ejaculation OF
appreciation from Torres. Fully a
mile in length IL stretched. with
more than half the same In width.
and was perfect oval
with one exception. no habltation
broke the fringe OF trees. bamboo
thickets and PUSHES that circied It's
shore. even along the foot Of the
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0G9sSgb


SYNOPSIS on rRrCtpI>o CHAPTERS
Wealthy Young frsrcss Mersan loaas
- Nerk 60 search Tor hutlra Uc"-
Of ~. ancestor. sir urar, Msrsan, 'us
cancer. IN Central America. fhr'e
discovers nenry Morgan. ensshss 49,"
descendant. who resembles m".su, ''
Ing the same search uentf V w 49,
with I~enlca. beautiful sdepsed ds"sn,e'
cf an old spanish family. she lows nm.
and al~a discovers she 10 fslinx IN "Ns
With Francis plot v hatehee y,
leenics'- foster parcnts 20 set "enfs "e,
Of the way. Hc !. Jailed and -c"t."''.
o. die for crime he never c"n"',ee'
with the aid Of Francis nnd 'r"n'',
Henry escape. FROM jail. and tte 'h'ce
escape 60 Francis schooner thef az
pursued h, posse After landiHs. 'he'
take Go the rough country, Tue f">se.
which has landed from tar. continue.
the pursuit. The fuxiti,es arc captures.
on demand fer Justice, they are taken 10
= cave, where The Cruel just o"e--s
weird Judge Of primitive Centrel Nnefirs
holds forth. reiiswtns their release.
they start an expedition In search OF tue
secret treasure Of the ancient hsfss'
After being trapped In tho cave OF the
Ma,a- hs fis~d from secret tunnel.
they escape 60 tho Valley Of Lost souls
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Safe Cracksmen
Remain at Large

Despite every effort on the part
Of the police. yeggs who cracked the
safe In the Green cigar store. 1906
Third ave. early Monday morning
for $4,000 were still at large Wednes-
day.
Irving Green. proprietor. declares
that considerable OF the money had
been borrowed to pay checks cashcd
in his establishment Labor day.
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Hun Leaders
Didn't Count
on Collapse

German leaders never believed
any OF the Allied nations would
collapse. They maintained false
spirit OF optimism TO drive their
soldiers into battle. This il the
written declaration OF General
Ludendorff. who conceived the
enemy's colossal campaigns OF
bloodshed. He has revealed what
went on in the minds OF the Ger
man leaders in his book on the
enemy side OF the war. which Will
appear in every civilized country
within the next few weeks. The
Seattle star has obtained exclus.
i've publication rights for this ter.
ritory. The first installment will
appear In next Mondays Star.
September sth.
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Forgive me, Beautiful Woman.
he pleaded. and let me pass. For.
get. as shall hope ever to for
get
ut IT, gone" she said. with a
careless wave OF her hand over the
bowl. But 1 cannot forget. The
record will persist always In my
mind. But you. O Man. 80 young
OF life, so ancient OF helmet. have
I bcheld before this day. there In
my Mirror Of the World. You have
vexed me much Of late with your
portending, Yet not with the hel.
met"
She smiled again with quiet wis.
dom.
Always. Il seems to me. l saw
a chamber OF the dead. OF the long
dead. upright on their unmoving
legs and guarding thru eternity
mysteries alien TO their faith and
race. And In that dolorous company
did II seem that | saw one VINO
wore your ancient helmet.
Shall speak further?'
mo. no. Torres implored.
She bowed and nodded him back.
Next her scrutiny conferred on Fran
els. WHOM she nodded forward She
stood up upon the dais AZ II to
greet him, and. as II troubled by
the fact that she must gaze down
on him. stepped from the dals to
the floor 30 that she might gaze
IN into his face as she extended
her hand. Hesitatingly he took her
hand In his. then knew not what
next 10 do. Almost did It appear
that she read his thought. for she
said
HER FIRST KISS
"Do IL. have never had 1t done
TO rue before. | have never seen IT
done. save I'm my dreams and In
the visions shown me in my Mirror
OF the World"
And Francis bent and kissed her
hand And because she did not
signify TO withdraw II. he continued
to hold IT,. while. against his palm,
he felt the faint but steady pulse
OF her pink finger tips. And so
they stood In pose, neither speak
ing. Francis embarrassed, the
Queen signing family. while the sex
anger OF woman tore at Lconica's
heart. until Henry blurted out In
stern English.
do 1t again. Francis! She likes
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The Coats
Snoring the Most Exclusive Features
Of Fashions Fdvorites.

Separate long Coats are designed in both
full flare and straight line silhouette. Furs
richly add TO the value of many-beaver,
seal, opossum, skunk mole and raccoon.
The Innings are elaborate patterns of Pussy
Willows and plain satins. Fur fabric Coats
in full flare. and belted effects in long and
short lengths are strongly represented.
Novel convertible collars and large gauntlet
cuffs and Mandarin sleeves are notable fea-
lures.
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The Dresses
An Unusually Varied Selection Of Styles and
Wedues 10 Suit An Occasions.

-Trcolettes and Paulettes an. own in simple
outline embellished with artistic embroidery from
the simplest designs to the most elaborate Kit
tens Ear Satin, Charmeuse and Georgette are de-
veoped in graceful Grapes and flowing lines, with
TUNES and basque effects and trimmings Of rich
laces. jet and fringes. Tailored Cloth Dresses
very serviceable besides being good looking, OF
Tricotine. of Poiret Twill and of Serge are ex-
actly what the Tailored Miss will wear 10 busi-
ness, to church and to club this season.
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The Newest and $naartesG lin Autumaa Apparel
0 suit all the Seasons Garment Requirements
The Suits

The Neioest Ideas in Styles, Materials
and Shades.
Straight line, redingote and blouse models
predominant; the coat lengths are long, but
vary to become different types; many of the
skirts are semi-tailored and slightly draped,
and all are of comfortable breadth at the
hem. Among the new materials strongly
evidenced are Duvet-Superior, Peach Bloom,
Tinseltone, Chevrona Cloth and Suedene,
and the color scheme for the season is
worked out in part by Java Brown, Morocco,
Client Blue, Dragon-fly and Raccoon.
for garments of like merit.
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AND WHO ARE YOU


And who are you. stranger. so
strangely appareled. the helmet Of
knight upon your head. upon your
feet the sandals OF a SLAYER
II am Ia vasco!" he answered
stoutiy.
"The name has an ancient ring
she smiled
II am the ancient Da Nasco." he
pursued. advancing unsummoned.
She smiled at his temerity. but did
not stay him. This Is the helmet
wore 400 years ago when I led
the ancestors OF the Lost Souls into
this valley"
The Queen smiled quiet unbelief.
as she quietly asked;
Then you were born 400 years
ago7-"
Yes. and never. I was never born.
am Ia vasco. I have always
been. My home Is In the sun"
Her dehcately stenciled brows
drew quizzically TO Interrogation.
though she said nothing. From a
gold wrought box beside her on the
divan she pinchcd what seemed a
powder between n fragile and al
most transparent thumb and fore
finger. and her thin beautiful lips
curved to gentle mockery as she
casually tossed the powder into the
great tripod. a sheen OF smoke
arose and In a moment was lost 70
sight.
'I,ookr' she commanded.
And Torres. approaching the great
bowl. gazed into II. What he saw
the rest OF his party never learned.
But the Queen herself leaned for
ward and gazing down from above,
saw with him, her face beautiful
advertisement OF gentle and plying
mockery. And what Torres himself
aaw was n bedroom and birth IN the
second story OF the Bocas del Zorro
house he had inherited. Pluful 1t
was, with it's last secrecy exposed
aa was the gently smiling pity In the
Queens face. And, in that flashing
glimpse OF magic vision Torres saw
confirmed about himself what ne
had always guessed and suspected
would you see moreY' the
Queen softly Knocked. II have shown
Won the beginning OF you. LOOK now
and behold your ending
But Torres, too deeply Impressed
by what he had already seen, shud'
dered away In recoiL
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.cNfaMc cZMrea
IaEt novel uxitten ky-o
c/dcA London

sitiveness mistily hintod Of itself like
a spring rain shower on the distant
sen horizon Of dewfall OF noun.
tain morning, Pain over pain resided
IN the midst Of ianguorous slum.
horousncss. The IRE OF immeasurablo
COURAGE threatened TO CLINT into the
electric spark OF action and fortitudo.
Deep slumhcr. like palpltant. tap.
eEuied background. seemed ever
ready 10 obliterate all In sleep. And
over all. thru all. permeating all.
hrooded aEele-s wisdom This was
accumulated by cheeks slightly hol
lowed. limiting Of ascctlciHm. Upon
them was flush, either hectic or OF
the paint box
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ALL ASKED TO LOOK


1--WE may all look" she said. II
do not promise we will see the same
visions of our dreams. Nor shall
know what you will have seen. Each
for himself will see and know. You,
too. Priest"
They found the bowl. six feet in
diameter that IL was. half full OF
some unknown metal LIQUID.
at might be quicksilver, but II
isn't" Henry whispered TO Francis.
81 have never seen the like of any
similar metal. II strikes me as hotly
molten"
ct is very cold.' the Queen
corrected him in English. yet II is
fire. You, Francis, feel the bowl
outside"
He obeyed. laying his full palm
unhesitntingly to the yellow outer
surface.
Colder than the atmosphere OF
the room" he adjudged.
but lool<l' the Queen cried. toss.
ing more powder upon the contents.
ut IL fire that remains cold"
ut is the powder that smokes
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ment at 10 Irrelevant n question.
But to Lconica II was neither alb
surd nor irrelevant. and In her
cheeks arose the flush OF anger
again. This was woman. she
knew. with whom she had to deal.
and who was dealing with her like
a woman.
at Is not WELL" Leonica answered
with clear. ringing voice.
1T il very strange" the Queen
pondered aloud. 1T is very strange.
But IL Is not fair. Since there are
equal numbers OF men and women
In the world. II cannot be fair for
one woman TO have two husbands,
for. II so, IL means that another
woman shall have no husband"
Another pinch OF dust she tossed
into the great bowl OF gold. The
sheen OF smoke arose and vanished
as before.
"The Mirror of the World will tell
me. Priest. what disposition shall be
made OF our captives."
Just as she leaned over to gaze
into the bowl "A fresh thought de-
Elected her. With an embracing
wave OF arm she invited them all up
TO the bowl
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ouiV them" Is t g0 OF
Wear Floor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-07
New York

NEW YORK, March 7.-Pronouneed
betterment In the industrial situation,
ssindicsted BY the views Of leading ex-
ecutiYes and an increasing belief that
the transportation system Of the coun.
tTy VIII receive necessary financial as.
sistance from private sources COM
blued to effect q very substantial re.
coVery on the Stock Exchange yester.
day.
The movement attained It's widest
'aensiOns in oils, motors and high
sade industTials, where gains ranged
from 2 to 2 points, but also compre'
hended rails and coppers, the latter
rising briskly after announcement Of
20 series Of dividend reductions in the
prophyry group.
Activity and prices were at highest
pressure in the final hour, the entire
list extending its gains following the
publication Of Judge Gary's address
before the American Iron and Steel
Institute. which predicted large bust
ness prosperity"
United States Steel, which had
shown only Indifferent support earlier
s. the session, made a brisk advance
OF az pointsf, but was oVershadowed
BY several other issues, notably Mexi.
can Petroleum, which rlvaled steel in
extent Of dealings and scored net
gain Of z points.
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STATE OF OHIO NAY'
FIGHT STEPTOE BILL.
Movemeit in That Direction
Started in the State
Legislature.

COLUMBUS, O., March 7.-ohIo
and West Virginia may soon be in a
legal clash over the right OF the latter
State to shut off the natural gas sup
ply from Ohio, as provided in law
recently enacted by the West Virginia
Legislature.
Majority Leader Whitemore OF the
Ohio Senate yesterday introduced
Joint resolution directing State At
tornU General John G. Price to at
once Investigate and institute such
legal action against the State OF West
virginia as will prevent enforcement
of the law, and conserve to the State
Of Ohio and its citizens the supply OF
natural gas now derived from West
Virginia.
The resolution declares the West
Virginia law is in direct opposition to
the Federal constitutional provision
guaraat seing free intercourse be-
tween States in articles Of commerce.
II is stated In the resolution that Of
the 1863 900 100000 cubic feet Of gas
consumed in Ohio during 1916 the last
available figures, 9,oOO,OOO,OOo came
from West Virginia.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, March 7.-on the
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange there was
b decided falling off in trading and
prices wero irregular. The largest de-
cline was 2 points in American Win
dow Glass Machine common, which
6iosed 50 lower at 81. Westinghouse
Air Brake declined to and close at
931s. Lone Star Gas closed IL lower
at 2oe1s, and losses Of fractions were
scored in other issues. Pittsburgh
Coal common advanced IL to 46A.
Ohio Fuel Oil was x higher at 10, and
Manufacturers Light and Heat 4
higher at so. American Sewer Pipe
stock, on which the usual dividend
was announced, sold unchanged at
171s. Brewing issues were quiet and
Unchanged. Consolidated Ice issues
were in moderate demand and firm,
although the common reacted from
Ok to 81 at the close. The bond mar
ket was dull, total sales reaching
only 1850, all Liberty Loan issues.
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS
Oil and Gas.

Drilling for production IN some I'M
defined formation deeper than oil or
gas has been found in previous deep
tests Is always interesting Last year
the Hope Natural Gas Company drill
ed q we'll o nthe Goff farm, Simpson
district Harrison county, w. Va,
depth Of 1856 feet the tools EWere
lost and the well abandoned. Twelve
miles east OF Fairmont, Marion .coun.
ty, the Hope company is drilling an
other deep test that promises 70 90
down to p greater depth than the Goff
we'll. The well is located. on the ]. N.
Lake farm and has reached depth
Of 1888 feet. Since drilling began
nothing has been encountered in this
we'll except little gas in the Big
Injun sand at a depth OF $40 feet.
The Gordon sand was reached at
depth Of 1,4i4 feet. After passing
through the Gordon no producing for
nation YVES encountered. y
Barring accidents, the Hope COM
pany expects to 90, to.a greatSF depth
than in the Golf well. They are at
this time drilling in ci0se,. hard for.
nation. Both this well and the zone the
Peoples Natural Gas Company'S deep
test drilling at Ligoiier, Westmore-
land county, will be watched with In
terest. The last named we'll will be
the first deep test drilled so far east
Of production.
For the first time in almost a month
the Berea grit development on Cabin
Creek, Cabin Creek district, Kama
wha county, W. Va, presents two
compilations. They are the Ohio Cities
Gas Company's Nos. 1877 and 1873 on
the Williams Coal ComDany's tract.
They are showing for 20 and 10 bar
rels, respectively. o nthe same tract
No. 1874 Is drilling in the top of the
sand. For more tnan two years the
Ohio Cities Company has been very
active in developing this lsNge tract.
However, 1t is now slowing down
and has eight instead of is strings Of
tools, running. Nos. 1876 and 139 are
fishing. On the east side Of Cabin
Creek the United Fuel Gas Company
is due in the sand at No. q on the
Imperial Coal Company's property. In
Sherman district, Boone county, the
Ohio Cities Gas Company is drilling
two important tests. One, Is located
on the Josephine Petrie farm and the
other on the Lafollett- Robson farm.
In Poca Creek district, Kanawha
county, the South Penn OIL Company
is drilling an important test on the
F. E. Gibson farm.
On AIMS Run, Burning Springs dis.
trict, Writ county, the Federal Oil
Company la scompleted in the Cow
Run sand No. 8 on the Provident Min
ing Company's property. 1t is locat-
ed 400 feet east Of No. 8 and is show
ing for five-barrel pumper. In Sheri-
dan district, Calhoun county, M. F.
Crowley has the rig completed for
another test on the P. G.. Mitchell
farm. His test on the j. E. Amos farm.
came in a Light gasser in the Berea
grit.
Did you know that seeDeuham and
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AFTER SICKNESS
Mrs. Cousins Tells What & he pld to
Regain stnsPsth1

MrS. Cousins Tells What he pId 70
Regain strossthi
coatesvIlls. Penn.-''1Ne ,pe M
me with a boag cough an tsak.
nervous, pn-d6wn Oonditl n tried
EmulsioP Of Cod Liver B. without
benefit Tread shout VIM iGa, It
my Goush dis apeaFod, "a Is bet be
improved. anal gSlsE ST hgtl : Id
flesh by its use."-N b. Ali Coul ps.
We wish every DeE lon IN This j lcin.
itY-Who suffers frt I'm a veal enedI
rundown, nervous condition, Wpl6l't fy
this famous cod liver and "a tonic.
We have been pScommG nling It for
years and Verknew 1t to fail.
Cranes drug store, Mountain City
Drug Coz Hall drug store. Vinol Is
sold In Warrington by the Prescrip.
ton Pharmacy and druggists every.
where.
P. s.-For skin troubles. We guar.
antee our new skin remedy, Saxol.
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PREEERREp.

Mr.. Softleigh-Bertie, do you really
think your sister likes to see me bet.
ter than she does Mr.. Briggs?
Bertie-I'm sure Of It. When he Is
IN the parlor Of an evening she turns
the light down 80 low she can't see
him at all.-Pearson's Weekly.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, March Withdrawal
pc the hog price minimum failed yes.
terday to bring about any serious dis.
lnrbance Of the corn market. The
Slose was unsettled, 4 net lower to a
We advance with May $1.2s%@1.19h
"a July $1.24%@1.24%. Oats fin.
shed unchanged to A@%c higher.
b provisions the outcome varied from
&c decline to rise of zoe.