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Why Suffer So?

Why suffer from . bad back, from
shaIp, shooting twinges, headaches,
dixxinessand distressing urinary illsf
People around here recommend Ooan's
Kidney Pills. Could you AK for
stronger proof Of merit?
J. J. Johns, $40 9rd st.. Ouray, Colo.
says: after Doctors prescription
had failedto give ma relief from kid.
ney trouble, bought Deans kidney
Pills and ! was more than pleescd
with tie results thsy gave me. I was
told my kidneys were in bad condl-
ticn. Ny bladder was inflamed and I
was compelled 70 ct up several Hmeo
during the night to pass the kidneV
secrettons, which were scanty and g
companied BY burning sensatioa.
Deans Kidney Pills relieved me aftSr
. short treatment and . few bore
cerrected the ailment. l take Doanso
when I feel these attacks coming 9
and always ct good results."
Price e0c. at III dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney rsmedy-eot
Doan's Kidney PiIls-Ehe same TIT
Mr.. Johns had. Foster MIlburn %.
Hfgrs., Buffalo, NY.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION
Depsrtnsat Il Ne Intesisr
u. 8. Land OAlce at Montrose

=. RSseWe ~ - AuSe1DUI
y. 8. Land Office ct Montrose
Colorado, August 10, 1920.
NOTICE is hereby given that Fred
a. Gray, whose .post-onice address 10
Sapinero, Colorado, did. on the 18th
day Of August, 1919, file IN this ofRice
Sworn Statement and Application,
No. 0l3l99, TO purchase the WkNEX.
SEkNEk, Section g, Township q
NJ. Range Z W.. N. n. p. Meridian.
&nd the timber thereon, under the pro.
visions Of the act Of June 3, 1873, and
acts amendatofy, known q the sTim-
Der and Stone LAW" ct such value g
might Be fixed by appraisement, and
that, pursuant to such application.
the land and timber thereon have -
appraised at Thrse Hundred TWUnty
Dollats, the timber estimated l700
ties ct ten cents each, and tae ~
$4,000; that said applicant vin e691
nnal proof IN support Of his epplisa.
ton and sworn statement - tho ~
day Of November. le10, be6efs uegise-
er and Reeeivef Upited 0tntao I'D
Onice, at Montroee, Colorado.
Any psfsou = ct lfbsFty 70 pro-
test this parchAso befoeo onExy. -
inittete contest . ny ttme hStSso
patent issues by Allne . eeFtuboGote1
affidavit IN thiS o65oo, alloGin1 fne0o
which would ds6eat - enE1y. .
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MOTTO. yoa rusLloAz1on
Pe1ese.4.s q y. I.tesa,s

o. PsEsss9H66s,s PEsssrs9H 6,s,.ss e = sAs e. 2l:ts.ass
- NOTICE e hereby given that Charles
an IL HHEtESs HaErsSH ,S Sf IN, iM,shsr: Co!orado. VIC.
stead Entry. Ne. 0SIes. for Notes 9
1Iounos 9sscriptlon. H0imestesd Entry
II II sref,Sa Ia@,!h3s ASs ~ 3 iM AZ ,Sse: i4
stesd Proof TO estabiisk claim g ' tie
ana Receiver g Montross. Coiorado. "a
the srd day Of Decetnber. 1870.
Fred Knctt, of sspinsrc. coiossio
BESSIE Knott Of eeplnero. Colombo
Phoebe Knott Of 6anlnero. COLORADO
"MMsanm Mnnlnosi x irwin. OF sspinero. coioraAe
In ounnison Natl Forest
o 9 s7Rs,s,S 7R,sq,sS
First p.hlication October ~ III
Last pubiicatien. Novsmbsr -. 1t1o
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U1eENr CALL ros NUssEz

Al uEge1t cnll fer uurses fer huey
il the .. 8. PubiIe Hs1itR ksspifs1s
hng ~ beea fnsue1 ~ ~ DO
ers Anestcea - cFea
hecanse Il ~ gsoat hr1sass h ~
n11esf - ex-sesvice nea b ~ rub-
lie Health HeepitalA ~ dsmani ~
uarseee hos beea iAessasing. orr
- tyoinoa w00aa eSe nso661 Wtthin
tie mt tkgoo U1uGhs b hoqpifnnB 8
tho vaxtouD pqgta ef IL ce1p4Ey, -
0veg looo WW ~ nsedo1 hoC6Go II
peok Il ~ dn0an1 q roneEo1
UnrecsgnizDd disability hAs oank :
great nnny more eeldie1, anilegs and
mAEtneo into tie u. 8. Pubic Health
G lltTNmttdutlmi(Ut
hoepeeals after &scAargs. thnn wns
originally sstimatsd nd the nnmbeF
81 uurses necessary, therefore, has
beea greatly angneated.
" H. non1he1 ~ nnrSes Who are
scattered thFoughsut tie counfry
unaeryteed thak tke hoys n ths PubIic
Health hosPtfnls nsed them just =
mneh new e thsy nssded nrrses -
- u hnee - ~ wssesr Frput
sws ssss s.S. 80 .ss. ,'.,. q ssss sass
enlisting THAR aidsS said Miss Olive
Chapman, Direetor 0f tie DepaYtmant
q Nursing.. Mountain DivfsioA Red
Crees, reeent1y.
All applications fsr appolntments
70 posts In the u. g. Public Health
Hospitals should be made TO Miss
Chapman.
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sOTlCE 1oR rUsLlCA11on
,.n. ou,Ccss:!i. n,se.ssy

Land onles At lfcnt rose. Colorado.
W. Nssies sSs !. (, hssss. s.,;s. s!y.s ths. %iiHas
ef October, 1915. Aied In this ofSee
Coal Deciafatory gtatemenf. 6erlai 10.
Hs1k es ssction IS. 4cxnsk!p III
Range l7W, has this day 6lod Il, IthiS
oKice APPiicst!on 70 Prrcksss, sss48
as,s liaH :sss y ssa;s s;s e
viged Statutes. 71-'- $ 4 . :. {
Any and ~ Persons claiming aAvsr-
cbteet for any. reason 70 the eStsy
e9areof ~ aDplicant ahQuld Alo thoir
emldavita OF protest In this o6ice dur
immsdists.y folicving The nrst printsd
o. C. SKINNER.
..s .st resIssss,as r1ssSIs,sst,sn Nos Ss. = ,:;
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NOTICE Or rusl.icATIoN
Land orice At lontrose Colo,

October 81, 1870.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Hiram
E. Hickman. Of Gunnison. Colorado, who
on Oct; ~, 1917, made Homestead Entry,
X. ! f.. Lot I. Sec. 81, I. 81 N. r. E.,
and lot 1, sec I. Township SO N, RsuEc
Il w. n r Meridian. has nled no-
year homestead Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore r. n. Nourse. u. 8. Commissioner.
at Gunntson. Colorado. on the 9Th day
Claiment names aa witnesses:
RALPH Allen. Ollie Fields, George W.
Crawford. Edward N. Cornforth. all of
Gunnison. Colorado.
o. C. SKINNER,
FIr.s PvI!ic.tion. Oct 20. 1890
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NOTICE roR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. u. 8.
Land Office at Nontrose, COLORADO.
October 20, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that John
N: Thompsoh. Of Lake City, Colorado,
who, on; December 8, 1914 mads Homo-
steed entry Ne. oe81e, for W3kSWx,
6EA SW ~ 9Wk SEk, 3ee31ea u.
- sesh!p !. 8 81 n; Ar Rlenss : 9 y N u Z 3:
= u3.In 1nal three yeaf E1o6 -
etab1tlk e31fm 20 lis 1and = -
eesihs& lst6ls d. G. Het1 Ct r
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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Mrs. Alice Walker, sister of DR..
Walker, who has been visiting in Gun
nison during the past summer, return
ed to her home in Buckner, Missouri
Tuesday evening. During her stay
here she made many friends who re-
gret to have her 20.
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CseassAal Dsafasss Caaaot D C.s,l

hy local applications ~ they cannot reach
only sss vsy S 70 cure e ca,arrssi a pssssseS ss
HxLfi6 cATARRH MEpicINE 81;
- the .oyotsm. Catarrhal Deafness q
coueod ey IN tn0amed condition % th0
mucous lininl o. the Eustachian Tu66.
WDe9 eh1o toeo = indamed you have q
sqmblinl sound o. Imperfect hearing, cd
Wooa q = ent1ve1y .cloasd. Deafness q d
reeulf- On1oeo The Inflammation ean = r.
nal conditlen. bearing may b dssereyol
forever. Many Cases OF Deafness os0
eauee1 ~ Catasrh. which 3 an inAa6o1
oNS tIUjNDIn1D DoLIARS sse say
eoDo q Catarrhal Deafness that 49,
nsScSff ~ HALLS cATAA1o
A ps1Gslsts &c. Circulars ftsA
y. J. C6enev = Ca. Toledo. 016A
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Mrs. B. Bailey and Mrs. Fred Gull
ford and little daughter, Rose, motored
down from Crested Butte last Satur-
day and spent the afternoon in our
city, returning to the Buttes in the
evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Chet w. Blake, travelling agent foI
the Kansas City Stock Yards Co. O
x. e. was in Gunnison during tn
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Preaehing service botA mosntng and|
evening 1t the CommnpitY Church onl
Sunday. Sunday Sclsool & 10 oscIoek.
Yon are invited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Jaek ClasAr came doNn from Crest,
ID Butte Tuesday md Bpent : weel
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Miss violat Wis e Crested Butt
4 assisting = the Rs11blkean offic
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

~ ~ Hey5sx = Issiton, Okla.
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JeAnny HnQ1lee .paid ! hnrried visi
e 0annlsea xqe1dAys yefurhing :
CFeqte5 Dtte ~ 1lHie ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

n. "A Mn. ". q. Wax1sr Woeo
dsaA fre4 Wanniea xpssday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Mrs G. II. Wise and so, vern o1
Crested Butte. motored 10 Gunnisor
Tuesday. i
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% bu1fne1s Tneaany.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

IL children Of II Paragon schoo
81 tsls event. sssniss 9a1s rRdsr t.s tes aasgies es
Eee I9e PROGRAM vin = 1ollowe.
~ the people IN the district
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cunnison citizens win Be interested
~ hear that Monte Vista High School
a3ter being - badly beaten hare q
football, made . score of 63 to 0
agai11t Center. Il seems that Center
W1a tie best team on the slope last
year. yBut II Monte Vista could beat
them thats far, what wouldn't Gunniscn
do to them?
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

AoeoclATloN OF AoUTTs
~ fsl, ToetMi pseei4sek +
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Ths Episcopal Guild spent the after-
noon Thursdsy e the Ralph Allen
reneh guests Of Nrh Allen and Mr..
Ellis johnson. They had the Target
attendance for : long ttme, II la4jes
betAG present. Three new members
Were tgken h, Nr4 Ed Collins, NrA. J.
~ Wifemsp and Ma W. W. Mckee.
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1puhliea4 CepGress = slso
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Gunnison news-champion., 1920-10-29

Hugh Palmer sAd Mis- Wilma Doll
|naospfed to Crested Butte Wednesda!
e et&end the Masonie banquet held .
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-07-15

now. I've Just come from the bank"
"Great work, sonl" Mr.. Harmon
breathed rapturously. THAT puts us
pretty nearly where we belong. Sixty
two thousand It's a running start for
the big racel You certainly didn't get
left at the post. Hilliardl Deducted
your commissions YETI"
"No; / thought you'd rather do the
bookkeeping In your own office and
send me a check"
Harmon's approval was manifest.
"You show me the drafts and I'll
write you a check this minute. Let's
go sit down in the grill, and have
something. This is fine work, now
want to tell you'll"
81 rather thought so myself" Hill
lizard had led the way to the grill and
Communicated side-table. in
fact" He lowered his voice. "In
fact, as things have worked out, Mr..
Harmon, almost wish l hadn't tried
to play 1t just this way. l mean"
But Harmon had already grasped
the point.
"Ohol Is that sof You must have
made a hit. And all your old friends
you were so het up about-weren't
they as peevish at you as you
thoughtT
"No." Hilliard grew warm. "rd give
a good DEAL" he said soberiy. "if
hadn't tangled myself up in all that
imitation history. Well, I'm In for 1t
now. I've published so much that !
didn't need to-rm wondering how In
thunder can ever get out of 1t when
the time comes. That was the idea.
you remember-coals Of fire. What's
bothering me Is that there's nobody to
tend the furnace"
"But l thought you were so anxious
to keep in the shadef'
Eyes, but ! didn't need to crawl In .
hole. and pull II In after mel Well.
well wait and see. After I've gone a
little further-and of course. you know
I've hardly scratched the surface
yet"
Il know you haven't" The big man
tucked his gloves into his breast peck
ct and brought out a silver cigarette
case. Have one3
THANK you. And you might take
these drafts now; three Of 'em. Right2
Good. Well-any Developments"
"Whatf" Harmon tapped his Gig
arctic case In the palm OF his left
hand. "Oh. you mean the miner
billiard nodded. "Yes. Have you
gone any further with the shaft YETI
Two or three OF the more cautious men
are holding back until something hap
pens with that"
"Shaftf" Harmon was puzzled.
what shaftf" He placidly slowed
away the drafts. I'm not sinking any
new shafts at this stage Of the game"
II was billiards. turn TO be puzzled.
"why. ! mean the old shaft on Sill
verbow No. l. Have you gone any
further with 1T I've told these people
We were just starting. That's right.
isn't itr'
4
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tically positive success. but I don't
allowed man who couldn't afford to
lose his whole subscription-andd didn't
understand very clearly that he might
to come In for so much as a plugged
nickel And that would apply to you.
too"
The law student gasped. incredu-
ious.
"You don't mean to say II isn't .
sure thing?"
"Is any speculatlonf You see I'm
not working very hard to take your
i've hundred away from you. waring."
The boy scowied.
Il suppose it's really too small for
you TO bother with. Is that what you're
driving att"
billiard smiled cordially.
at is. and II isn't From any one
didn't know. I'd rather not touch II. II
isn't a good plan. ordinarily, to have
a lot OF small stockholders. But from
you-and II Il isn't more than you
ought to risk"
Wsring snatched at the straw.
swell. seeing you're who you are.
and I'm who l am. would you be will
Ing to give me just as much informa-
ton as you would II had twenty
times as much TO put inr'
Come up TO the ROOM" said Hill
lard impulsively; and he was actual
ed solely by the obligation he felt to-
ward all OF Mr.. Cullen's friends.
"You come along up TO the room. and
I'll show you everything I've got
VIII that dor"
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CHAPTER TX.

From the marbled dignity OF the
Trust and Deposit company. where he
had bought New York draft for fif-
teen thousand dollars. and smaller
ones for ten and seven. Hllllard
emerged presently to South Warren
street, and stood there on the sidewalk
for n moment. numbed by the first
galvanixing consciousness OF success.
He had come back resolved to win.
In his second trial. the position he had
failed TO approximate in his first; he
had set himself q commercial stand
ard. and. gagged by II. he was advanc-
ing rapidly. for today's trio Of sub
scriptions. added TO Mr.. Cullen's check
Of yesterday land Mr.. Cullen had
acted as though he had gained a per
sonal victory In persuadlng billiard TO
accept ~, made up a gllttering total.
q stupendous total; and already Hill
liard's earned commissions formed a
sum TO gloat about Despised as
salesman. he had sold 10 four Impair
tial business men the commodity hard
est I'm all the world 20 sell. Scorned
for his behavior. he had made his
sales on the basis OF a character which
hadn't been questioned since the day
OF his arrival. His mind and his
muscles demanded action: TO relieve
the pressure OF his spirits, he set on
vigorously. swinging exultant
On impulse. he crossed the street
for the purpose OF patronizing flor
lists. where. ignoring the conventional
measure of the even dozen. he ordered
a prodigal armful OF American Beau
ties for Carol Durant. This done, and
feeling very rich and independent, he
rounded the righthand corner. and got
himself greeted by two citizens OF
standing and Importance who. In hail
ing him. displayed a Difference not
ordinarily granted to the average resi-
dent OF billiards. age. Would billiard
condescend 10 speak at the next meet
ing and dinner of the Chamber OF
Commerce on France In wartimef Hill
lizard would And this indication OF
his new-won status fired him afresh.
Logically enough. his swirling
thoughts followed a well-won trail
which led him straight to Carol; and
for the thousandth time he tried TO
set a future date. depending on the
outcome OF his mission here. at which
ne could confess. and ask forgiveness
for his mummery. and simultaneously
ask credit for his regeneration.
At this Juncture. he was aware that
some one had arrested him. II was
Angela's youthful sutton.
"Oh-hello, waringI" said billiard
cheerfully. slows crimef"
The student OF law flushed at the
lively salutation. which appealed 10
him as a reflection upon the majesty
OF the bar. Also. his sense Of humor
was temporarily atrophied.
1--WE don't handle criminal cases."
he responded shortly. Say, when can
you and have q conference together.
Mr.. Hiliiardr
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At the last words the amateur de
tective had frightened.
II can't come now very well. But
maybe l could run up this evening. II
that's all right for you"
"Thatn be just as good. Eight
o'clock7 Fine" He held out his hand.
Waring took II Imply.
Tn afraid I'm causing you a lot
Of bother" he said. but it's pretty
big thing for me. -. hope you don't
think it's anything personal !
mean my not just taking 1t for grant
ed"
"Not at all. Business Is business.
I'll expect you at eight. then" Hill
Hard nodded good-humoredly and went
on north. A quaint intuition overcame
him. and he glanced back over his
shoulder. Fifty yards away the law
student was also glancing over his
shoulder. and waring. having less OF
self-possession than the adventurer,
blushed and jerked his head to the
front; billiard chuckled and eontin-
ued his stroll.
He entered the Hotel Onondaga
from the east and headed across to-
ward the newsstand. Out of a red
and gold chair In the spacious lobby
a gentleman rose to meet him-a gem
tieman who in appearance was q very
fair replica OF the well-known Get
Rich Quick wallingford. except that
he was somewhat more refined and
less obese. His animation was OBJ
vious. but he delayed to remove both
his gray suede gloves before he offered
to shake hands with billiard.
"welli" said Martin Harmon, ef'
fusively, "you're looking great Must
agree with you up here. whatf Didn't
expect me, did your
"Now billiards expression was a
study; he had dealt so long with Har-
mon at a distance that he had almost
forgotten what the broker looked like.
"Why didn't you wire me you were
coming2"
didn't know II myself until pretty
near train-time-spur Of the moment
Well. got any business yetf'
Involuntarily, billiard smiled, and
the smile spread wonderfully. until
Harmon caught the contagion Of II and
beamed more royalty than ever. THE
man you called the 'decoy duck'-re-
member when you wrote that to mef-
we'll, he quacked yesterday"
Harmon put his hand on billiards
shoulder; II was an accolade.
Realty How muchY'
Thirty" For the life OF him Hill
Hard couldn't resist a slight forward
thrust Of his chest.
Mr.. Hsrmon's eyes glazed for an In
slant.
"Good-goodl That's clever work.
soni Clever and quick But l knew
you'd do IT, Thirty That's hne !
Anybody elsef'
billiard laughed exultantly.
Eyes. three mora total Of sixty.
two. ! mailed you draft yesterday
morning; the others are In my pocket
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"why, the sooner the quicker"
laughed billiard. whats II aboutY'
waring coughed. business"
The time to talk about business In
all the time-isn't itT
waring hesitated and finally stepped
into the shelter OF n doorway. drawing
billiard with him.
II don't suppose It'll seem like q
very important thing to you" he said.
rather awkwardly, but it's important
enough to me. Mr.. billiard. TO be
worth taking time over-to be perfect
ly frank with you. I've got five hun
dred dollars I want TO put In some
hlgh-class. gilt-edged speculation. Mr..
Cullen gave me some pointers, and
now I'm interested IN your copper
mine. Only-and this is where the
hitch comes In-fve sort OF got into
the swing OF the law. you know. and
that makes men-well. what you might
call judgmatical. You get so you want
to look at everything from all four
sides. And thought maybe because
OF tne-lit utttnuink CiICuisthuCes-
you'd be kind enough TO explain the
whole thing to me. Would youf"
Hilliard. who didn't know whether
20 be touched or amused, compromised
by noddng gravely.
There's one thing I'll have to tell
you. though" he said; 81 don't advise
any one to gamble In copper mines, or
anything else. waring. unless that
person could actually AFFORD to lose
his whole investment. and not he hurt
And In this particular case. since
happen 10 control the situation. won't
permit II. Does that hit you. or doesn't
itf'
The young mans mouth opened in
amazement. He had been printing
himself to be clever Investigator. and
TO pick yawning flaws In billiards I'M
derwriting. and here his thunder was
stolen before he had had chance to
stake the aegis OF his cleverness.
"why-it isn't a gamble. Is III I
understandable. Cullen said"
Its safer 10 figure II as a gamble.
Waring. It's safe to figure all these
things that way. OF course. we think
It's a wonderful prospect, and prac-
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SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER LIN Q base hospital a
Neuilly. France. his face disngured be-
yond recognition. an American soldier
serving In the French army attracts at
tention by his deep dependency. Asked
~ the surgeons for a photograph to guide
thsm In making over his face. he offers
IN derfsion a picture Of the Savior. bid
dins them take that as q model They DO
%. making a remarkable likeness
CHAPTER rI.-Invalided home, on the
boat he meets Martin Harmon, New York
broker. who IL attracted by his remark
able features. The ex-soldier gives his
name as Henry Hilliard," and his home
~ Syracuse. New York. He left there
under a cloud. and II embittered against
MS FORMER fellow townsmen. Harmon
makes him proposition to sell mining
stocks In Syracuse. concealing his idsn-
uty. He accepts II. seeing In II q chance
TO make good and prove he has been un-
derestimated.
CHAPTER fIf-In Syracuse billiard"
Tin reality Richard Morgan) II accepted
as stranger. lie visits James Cullen. Q
former employer, relating a story OF the
death of Richard Morgan. and 10 sur
prised at the regret shown by Cullen and
mis- youthful daughter Angela While at
the Cullen home Carol Durant. Morgan's
former iancee. makes q call.
CHAPTER Iv.-Hiiiiard repeats TO Carol
his story OF Morgan's death and 10 deeply
moved by the evidence OF her deep feel
ing for the supposed dead man. He re-
solves. however. to continue the decep-
tion.
CHAPTER v-Next day HiIllard rath-
srs from Angela that Carol had always
loved Dick Morgan. and while delivering
TO her a letter supposedly from her for
ner nancee realizes that his affection IL
unchanged His welcome by Doctor Du-
rant Carols father. also shakes his res
slution TO continue the deception, but he
eonduers H.
CHAPTER Win Syracuse billiard 10
looked upon as a capitalist and mining
expert and In that capacity. In pursuance
OF his object, interests Cullen In the pos
sibility OF wealth In mining properties
The Cullens and Hilliard 20 TO the Dlrant
home for dinner.
CHAPTER vIf.-Observations at the
Durants' convince billiard that the doctor
and his daughter had always been his
true friends. and his love for Carol be-
comes stronger. lie realizes he has a dan
gerous rival In Jack Armstrong also very
much In love with Carol. and the two men
tacitly agree TO night II out fairly.
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UNCLE SAM MAY
Be J0b-GETTER
NEW SERVICE EFFECTIVE "
CONGRESS TAKES FAVOR.
ABLE ACTION.
RURAL WORK OF RED CROSS

Lack Of Understanding Of Importance
Of Amusements One Of Chief OBJ
stacIes Faced by the National Body
TO obviate Bogus U. 8. 6iIIs
Recreation for Rural Districta
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viii Serve as Safeguard.

As federal reserve notes and federal
reserve bank notes are now largely In
circulation, II was decided TO adopt for
all forms of currency the portraits
that appear on those notes. This
Standardization will serve as a safe
guard and protection against note
raising as well as In the interest OF
economy. II assists bankers. business
men, and the people generally In de-
tecting attempted counterfeits. one Of
the most fruitful causes OF which has
been the absence of distinctive denom-
national features in the currency.
In the preparation OF the Liberty
bonds and Victory notes, involving the
issuance of so many millions Of pieces
OF war securities. effort was made 70
protect the treasury and the public
and 10 circumyent counterfeiting and
UNCONVENTIONAL raising.