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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
INCoME TAX RLANKs N.

Members OF the stan OF the LOCAL
office OF the United States Internal.
Revenue department announced yestsf-
day all income tax blanks except ~
Hduc'ary blanks are row on hand Al
are hcing distributed by the office. -
The office has been rushed distribu.
ting blanks. and the greater part OF the
rush 1t yet expected 10 come.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
CLAY SCHOOL
PROMOTION DAY EXERCISES WILL
BE HELD FRIDAY APT
ERNOON.
Eighteen Pupils Will Be Advanced INTO
High School

: I'romut!on day exercises will be held
=, clay School Friday afternoon. Ian
. nary 49, when eighteen pupils VIII be
The following program for promotion
day was announced last evening
Song by Glass.
Greeting Mary Miller. -.
I ReCitat:on-Wilmer Rogers.
Piano solo--Mildred ROSenlieb.
Observation-Disclosures Hughes.
Original OrI;:0n--l.lryd Richards.
Rehabilitation liavcr.
Cornet SOlo---iIoland Hendricks, &C
companied by Mildred RoscnIied.
Observation-Disclosures spiders.
Rcciiation--Walter Richards.
R.citaIion--Na!dO doris EIllant.
Piano solo Florence Malseed.
Rcc.tatIon-JOhn kaSlcy.
Song Class.
: observation-disclosures Kindelberge-.
Recitation--Rryan Spillers.
Recita ton--Margare Sonda.
/ Rccitation--MarEar Ammona
Class pronhrcy-RoSc Front.
I taitIon-~A iberia Husger.
: class Rccitainon.
: Class Yell.
Class Roll.
2 CIirls--MaZic AmmulS. Naidoris Bal
liant, Rose Front. Eliza beth Hughes,
Helen TIavcr, Alberta lIrEger. Thelma
K!ndelbergcr. Mary Miller, Florence
Malsced Margaret SUnda. Margaret
Spillrrs ard Mildred EoSenlied.
BOys--WiImrr Rogers. John kRsley.
Lloyd Richards Walter richards. Bryan
Spiders and Roland Hendricks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
WEST L|BERTY'S
OUTLOOK BRIGHT.

In spite OF the reaction. due 10 the
~c,eu, war. which was telt by all
schools. and or the fact that the present
enrolment is somewhat below the
standard in numbers. the outlook Tor
the future OF West Liberty State Nor
NAL was never brighter. There Is every
reason for its friends and those IL
serves in northern West Virginia get
,!ng solidly behind the movement TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
EXCELSIOR DEGREE TEAM

Tuesday evening IT the meeting or
Excelsior lodge No. 40 Of I. O. 0. F..
nj Headquarters. Twelfth and Chaplinc
streets, a degree team was organized
Raymond Rauers was elected captain.
This team will get hls y at once ana
get in shape for the next class. wh!cn
Will be taken into tho organization
shortly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
PHoNTx SERVICES HELD

Funeral services for the late Miss
Matte S. Pronty. we'll known teacher
In Lincoln High school who died Mon
day at the Ohio valley General hospital
was held last evening At the home OF her
sister. DR. Katherine Pronty. No. 81
Eleventh street. Interment will be made
privately this morning act Greenwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
CLERICAL ExhourATroN.

I'll United States Civu Service COM
mission aun"Un""N IN ""en ""nlr"Nii'r
examinations Cor rh'rlr1l r"%ti"nS n
t., hid branches OF "a" G"'"r"u'' at
ser, e." IN Maryland. N'r.!" a. West W.
sinin. and North Carolina. The uSua!
entrance salaries range from 5000 I"
$3.50 per aRaarn. hat vacancies In such
nn>3lious nay n" Gll"l ut hrh salaries.
THiis rAnrrlra'."u vii >". held IL
Wheeling. ". Va. "r saturday. FchrG-
ury -. 1871!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-27
ARREST NEGRO
William johnson Charged Win Betn2
PerO0n Of BAD PANE

William Johnson. colorcd, was arrest
ed yesterday afternoon by Constable
Bert E. Phillips. on warrant sworn
out by William Bailey before Justice
OF the Peace r G. Hobbs. on = bad
fame act charge. and Is now in the
county jail awaiting a hearing.
No date has as yet been set for the
hearing although II will probably he
held today.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
sANCRE

y pruebe este gran remedio que Ie devol-
vera el placer de vlvir De venta en- todas
las droguerlas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
Pillar CONDE REAPARECE EN-
Ell TEATRO "AMERICA"


Ha vUelto prescntarse al p1blico
en- el teatro America la aplaudida
y notlble cupletista Pillar Conde.
La reaparicion de esta bells Y yir-
tuosa artista ha sido un nuevo triun-
fo para el America, que tuyo la
gran inspircion de traerla a Puerto
Rico.
Tcdavia repercute ell ruidoso aplau-
SO con que acogi6 nuestro selecto pn-
hlco el debut de Pillar Conde.
En- toda la isla, la famosa artista
recibio del p1blico 10 mismo que de
la prensa el elogio mas sincere. Con
mas brios a. nunca con un nuevo re
pertorio, Pillar Conde volvio aplre-
Ger en- el America, en- donde ha sido
nuevamente aplaudida con frenesi,
pues es sabido que ella es una de las
mejores Interpreters del arte I coreo-
grafico del cuple.
Con Pillar Conde, el p1blico tuvo la
oportunidad de OR otra vez al notable
Y mlgnifico ejecutante Ruilopez, que
goza va en- nuestra isla de reconocido
merito
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
EsTADos UNIDos DEBEN cooPE-
RAR CON LOS ALIADos PARA SAL
VAR A Russia

PARIS, agosto 4.-El jefe del gobier
no do Ia Repdblica, M. BRAND, ha pro
puesto los AIiados que la Junta supre
ma estudie los incdics para que los Es--
tados Unidos cooperen con las Aliados
para dar provisiones los rusos. pues
centenaTes de pcrsonas mueren de ham
bre diariamente en- eI ex-Imperio mos
covista.
la agencia de Havas dice que q. go
biernc frances tiene el firlne rrop6sito
do sccoFrer Russia durante algdn item
po, vali6ndose de organizaciones priva-
das; pero Que csta medida. adoptaaa por
IL Reppblica, no es con el prop6sito dc
restablecer las relaciones comerciales- con
los "bolshevikis' sino que es ppramen
70 humanitaria. Y carece de aspocto po-
litico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
IAR((N PROPQNDRA
QUE Ell PAClFIG0
SEA 0CEANl LIBRE
la PRENSA. BRITANNICA
sE MUEsTRA cPT1MIsTA


IONDRES,; % de. julio. 81 Jap6n
propondra en- la conference asobre. ex-
treno oEienta en- Washington dice I'M
despacho de Toxic al Times &c Lon
dres- %la libertad del Pacihco.s
El correspOnsal del diario eatiende
que 81 nlinisterio de ralaciones exterio-
res del Jap6n ' el departamentO de
guerra y marina, estan estudiando Il po
sibilidad de sugerior washington que
no sea fortifcada la. zona de las islas
en- 81 Pacifco.
La prensa britannica comenta Ia con.
fcrencia en- todo. optimista.. La accp.
taci6n del Jap6p a la inyitse.in de las
Estados Unidos, dice el Daily ITail"
-es signo que da mucha esperapza. ST
la conferencia logra limitar los progra-
mas navales, habra hecho IN gran ser
vicio todos los ,interesa los
Ell Daily Telegraph. comentai.do
la aceptaci6n general, dice.
s'se ha ganado mucho. Nada para
noaotros como resoIver todas las din
cuitades alrededor de la mesa. Ell pre-
sidente Harding hs den0srado vision
al feconocer que la question arnaincn-
tos depende de que Sc discuta primero
la politica. Ell fracaso de la confsrsnc.a
de la Haya fu6 debido a que Sc reco-
n6ci6 este hecho. La nube actual so
bre el Pacifco no es mayor que Ell pufio
de un hombre. Poniendo buera voluaa
tad esa nube puede disiparse. rs desea
BILE un acuerdo preliminar entire la Gran
Bretaia, los Estados Unidos y el ia
pom. La conferencia parece promoter
huen 6xito es este el mejor medio
que ha propuesto ell mundo desde Que
los canones cesaron dc disparar en- Ell
ropa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
WASHINGTON ESFAK
SATISFECHO DELA
NOTA JAPONE'SA
SOLO DUDA POP 10 DEL INTEREs
EXCLUSIVE.
ROr HARRY L. ROGERS

- =
WASHINGTON, jnlio 2s.-Los fun
cionarics del gobierno consideran con CT
lor la fijaci6n de la fecha para la confe-
re-cia de Washington, altamente COM
placidos con Ia respuesta del Jap6n y
optimistGs en- cuanto al resultado sobre
la question desarme y extreme oriente.
va han habido cambios oficiosos de OPT
niones entire los Estados Unidos, Gran
Bretafa, Francia e Italia sobre la ma
terra y Sc espera que la question Sc ira
te con Ell embajador Shidehara del ia
, ron, cuando Sc presente al departamehto
de Estado.
los. furcionarios no parecian inclina
dos a criticar Ell tono de la replica del
gobielno de Toxic un alto funcionario
la caracterizo de .sceptaci6n muy gus
tosa''. Sc hizo signifcar que una de las
reservas inportantes sugeridas por cl
Japon era la de que Sc discntiera el pro
grscna antes de reunirse la conferencia,
la cual habia sido va aceptada por ell
secretario Hughes en- su memorandum
del IS dc julio, y las otras dos referen
tes materias que Ell Jap6n cree debau
excluirse de toda discussion, SON acata-
COS con placer por este gobierno.
La question de llegar un acuerdo
Irevio sobre el extreme oriente como
rre!uaio necesario para Ia linitacion de
armamentcs, esta enterasnente de acuer
DO con las ideas de Ia administration de
Harding Ell su declaration Official sobre
la conferencia. Donde quiera no Sc da
otro valor a las declaraciones del Ja-
pom sine Ell que elias dan de ST, sin dis
posicion especular sobre motivos Il.
teriores pcsibles por sus reservas.
Ell Inico pasaje del memorandum ja-
pones en- Cue Sc fijan los mas avisados
es el relative al principle del 'interss
exclusive de ciertas naciones, por ejen
rlo Sc daria Ell re.ativo al problema de
saantung para ell Japon. y China que
Sc supone envuelve la suggestion de que
no Sc trate en- la conferencia.
Ell departamento de Estado no tiene
infcrmac On respecto a "a noticia de que
Frarcia ha dicho cue sus representatives
no podran tomar parte case de tener lu
gar en- noviembre Ia conferences, segdn
Sc ha declsrado hey
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
NUEvA LIMA DE VA
PORES EN- PUERTO RICO

s
LEGO el Mesias. Los pueblQs, mas cue
por slls politicos, Sc conocen en- el resto
del mindo por su comercio. De hoy en-
adelante Puerto Rico ocupara un puesto
de importancia en- el Mercado Fru ero
de Estados Unidos, y en- general todos
los productos de exportaci6n, tendran
mayer facilidad para el acceso a los
centrOs consumidores.
La ssAtlantic Fruit Company pole
rosisima coupahia Naviera, ACADIA dc
anunciar sn entrada en Puerto Rico, cor
81 estableciniento de rn servicio semanal
de carga y pasaje, con barcos modernos
de gran tonelaje, acondicionados para
81 tfasperte de frutas, tabaco, cocos, etc.
Comenzando en- setiembre pyoximo, 81
fantasma de los fruteros embarcadores,
la pesadilla constants en- cada embar
que, desaparecera como por encanto, y Ia
fruta que Sc enbarque en- Puerto Rico,
acondicionada en- neveras mantenidas a
Ia misma temperature durante todo el
tAaJN, oSh9 SapVAS@UA SA NVSfa %vAA
Y otras ciuaades anericanas, como Ia
mejor fruta del mercado. va pueden nues
tros embarcadcres de frutas dormir tran
quilos; nuestros viaierOs no terdrap que
desesperarse ante Ia escasez de pasajes,
nuestrO comercio importador sabr4 que
todas sus mercancias, hasta ahora sus
ceptibles do descompcsici6p, vcndran on
neveras de Nueya York para AGA, Ell
pals en- general sabra correspondent al
manteuimiento de esta nueya Linea de
vapores.
'svillar y Co., Inc'' a cuyas gestio
nes SO debs Of gran benefcio que expo
riwentara 81 pals. sabe que nuestra fell
citeci6p por 81 6xito alcanzado es sin
cera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10

Tngenieria de FerrocaTriIes
} - -Topogrsffa y Dibnio ToQo-
grahc0
} Ingenieria MecAnica y
Perit0 Mec4nico- -E1ectfteisfa
, - Direction Tecnica de Tal1efes
Mec4nitos w
MaQuinista Monfador
Taller Mcc6nic0 y Moh4sje
Matematicas y Dibujo Lineal
Matem4ticas y Dibugo Me-
canico
Dibujo Mec6nicC
DeIineante de Taller 1ee4-
nico
Construction y Dibuio Dc
MaQuinas
--Alum0rado ? 1ranvias Elec-
tricDs
Alumhrado EIectricO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
DONA RAMONA R. DE FONT
CAMUNAS

Acompahado de la muy distinguida
familis: SolerMarin, ha marchldo a
Ponce, donde pasara breves dias, Ia
muy bella y culta dana Ramona r.
de Font Camunas, muy conocida en-
los circulos hterarios por las precio-
sas notas que suscribe con el seudo-
nimo de ''Violeta".
Hacemos votos por que la noble da
ma v sus distinguidos acompahantes
disfruten en- Ponce, donde Sc les es-
TINA en- 10 mucho que valen, muchas
horas de esparcimiento u solaz.
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VENTAJAS DE
NUESTRO SISTEMA


NUESTRQ SISTEMA
Ell estudiante no tiene
que ir a la escueIa. Pue
de estudiSr donde u
cuando quiera. No hay
que comprar libros,
pues la Institution pro-
porciona todo 10 que
necesita. FL estudiante
puede consultlr sus
dudas, pedir nuevos
ejemplos, etc., cuando
quiera. No tiene que
robar tempo a su ira
bajo, sino que puede
estudiar en- las horss
de descanso. Media ho-
ra dia'ria es sufciente
para Tealizar un mar
cado progreso en- cor
to tempo. Como todos
los ejercicios deben ha-
ccrse por escrito, ell
professor puede descu-
brir facilmente donde
el discfpulo flaquea, y
darle asi una ayudl
mas eficaz.
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vooEs AJENAs

-srAn aeogidEs todas Las Idsas rsfe
.v'~s = eatndi0 dc tod4s sca aspec
% .D que pmsda plantserps sIestfs
stalus po, eonsiguientu, Los pHrti
iartos dc todas las sOlncionss teDdrAs
'guas dsseeao = mandaInos sus trssn
ios Ensos 80 DublicarGx con la sr
ps d. aus antorsa. sin sRsa aesdisaas
:, =. ~. sOss aAbidA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10

sistema en- perfecto estado Es igualmente
efectivo para aliviar las afecciones reur1a-
ticas de las cGyunturas musculos. Miles
de personas que han encoptradb satisfac-
cion en- ei EIrv de Lfonordi payd Ia
S1ngve 10 recomiendan como an remedio
ehcaz en- casos de Stills. iiceras. escr6fu-
las, anemla. tumores todas las enferme-
da les que provienen de la sangre. Compre
inmediatamente de su droguista una bote-
la de Eiirr de Leonard para "a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10
PURIFIQUE

listed puede puri6car 50 sangre. devols
yer saIud y vigor a su sistena, elininafla
dcbilidad nerviosa. fortalecer sus orgsnos
digestivos. regularizar sus rifiones ei hi
gado 81 toma el Elixiy de Leonard Roso
Ia Songre Fl mejor especihco conocido
para iinpiar elcuerpo humane de materias
venenosas poner en- sus veras sangre ro-
ia sana Este remedio aumenta la ac
ci0n de todos los organos. dando al CUTS
un color saludabie. alivia el cansancio fish
60 y mental causado por Ell trabajo y
decain,iepto y pone
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- - eesi 81 MUNDta.
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EN- VEGA sAJA

EncsntrarA ustsd Ell MU1lDO sA 81
Cafe csneral, de Gon1kles y psno- Pla
70 ssJast z. NAtsr'' Advt
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CABLE DE AzUCAR

Morcado scstenido. Compradores de
aztcar de Puerto Rico en- plaza
$4.81 elf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-10

Rafael CABALLERO:--Agente de
revistas y periodicos de Puerto Rico
de los Estados Unidos Ar~Dt,
agenclas, prosIan io uoda clAs< /.
garnntfa. Box dis. Bayam6n. Puer-
10 Rieo Adv4
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Tranvfas ElGctficos
Tn$ta1aez0nes EIEctri-
cas-
Dinamos y Motores
pistribuct6n Interior o
Instalaciones Pfiva-
das
Manejo de las Tnsta
laciones de Yapor y
ElSct1icag
Manejo de las Insta-
1aciones de Vapor
de las Mfquf-
mas de- Vapor y Di-
namOS
ManeiO de las M6Qui-
sias de Vapor
Manejo de LocOmoto-
res
Concrete
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de la America Latina
souE HAY DE su RoRvENlR2

hoy dia es ell hombre que saba nucho ell puede ga
mar aucho Muchos ovenes de anbiciones mpos
ptados pofque les impossible aender coIego PERSONAL
nene por costo exobtante Esfa dcutad existe
las Escuelas ntenaconales ahora unversdad
rsa listed puede estdiar perder rabajo
tempo Pagando peque1as aensualdades est4dando po
noche en- sus horas de descanso, hay solo hobre
ner vQnad hay oportundades doRdeqera para ell hobre
prepaaoo nuchos de estudiantes haan
envdfabe en- nsa casa en- Que ffabaan al epezar sus
estudiosotros encuenan canpos nas apios coIocan
en- casa poras del noFte ganando sueIdos que soaente
e. honbre conocrenos tecnicos pede ganar Hay au
chas casas en- Puerto Rico due escrben pdendo
vcos de graduados porqe saben que nuestro d.
plon7a es I'm signo de capacidad.
Decidase ahora pda mas informes sobre el curse
que e nteresa.
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I celebrate the coming n William 70
H.. Hoyus. Th,n-s were llc thai Gay
tha,1l be remembered when Ireland is
Nhisk,d away into the sln-G1m 81
Heaven. So you1l not - 70 bed I'll
you've had timer. Mr.. M.!lrg, Din
aer al FIVE. TO bed "a eight. up telore
daylight. and OF 10 naa.in when the
lisht breaks. That's the course" He
turned 10 Captain Ivy. I'm sorry,
captain. hut there's nausht else 10 do,
and YOU were going tomorrow az noon
anyhow. So IL won't make much differ
ence I" you.
1T will make M difference what
ever" replied the sailorran. Il have
ca 70 10 Dublin. too. ana from there 70
Queenstown q Join my ship. ana from
Queenstown IL the coast Of France 20
DO some fshiing."
please Cod remarked Niles Cal
houn.
"So he ltw declared Mallow.
amen" said nyck.
Once again nyck looked the visitor
straight In the eyes, and Ear back In
The Monroe journal. [volume] (Monroe, N.C.) 189?-1965, 1921-08-23

soyas. AIT Re sad been leaauehei
.,ru1.ri.. -.s. tI.,-l,-sS; - II tins
cf uurulurasle hurt his wife had freed
herself. Then. under tie esis of her
ulaijen name. she hid brought up her
lau.lger without any knowledge 0i
her father; had made her believe be
was de..i; had hidden her tragedy With
4 skillful hand.
ouly ROW. when She.la was released
from 4 soverness. had she moved out
OF the .ltile wild area of the Coua;y
Limerick where she lived; only nov
had she come 10 visit an uncle whose
hospitality She had for SO many years
denied herself. Sheiia was TWO years
old when her father disappeared. ami
fifteen years had gone since then.
Down the long road the two youns
people travelled, &C. ping much, both
nj them touched by something sad AMI
mysterious, neither knowing why; beta
II them happy too, for somehow they
mad GENE nearer together than years
/ ordinary lie might have made pos
>ihle. They broke into talk Of their
own countryside. Of the war with
France. Of the growing reaelliols spirit
in Ireland. OF riots in Dublin town, ot
trouble II Limerick. Cork and Sligo.
A; The gate Of the mansion where
Sheila was visiting, Dyck put into her
hands the wild flowers he had picked
as they passed, and said:
swell. its been great day. I've
never had a greater. Let's meet again,
and soon. I'm almost every day upon
the hill with my gun. and it'd be
worth a lot to see you soon-yery
soon"
"Oh, you1l be forgetting me by to
morrow" the girl said with little
wistfu,ness at her lips. for she had
feeling they would not meet on the
morrow. Suddenly she picked from
the bunch of wild flowers he had
given her a little sprig OF heather.
"Well. If we don't meet-wear that"
she said. and. laughing over her shoul-
der. turned and ran into the grounds
of Loyland towers.
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nemara for hundreds Of years. and he
himself had only one passion In life,
which was the Protestant passion OF
prejudice. lie had ever been fol.
lower Of Burke-a passionate follow
er, enc who believed the French Revo
luton was a crime against humanity,
a danger to the future Of civilization.
a miserable orgy of unworthy millions.
He had resisted more vigorously
than most men the progress of revolu-
tionary sentiments In Ireland He was
aware that his soR had far less rigid
opinions than himself; that he even
defended Wolfe Tone and Thomas En-
met against abuse and damnation.
That was why he had delight in slap
ping his son in the face, whenever
possible, with the hot pennant Of vic.
tory for British power.
He was a man of irascible tempera-
ment and stern views, given TO fits Of
exasperation. He was small of stature.
with a round face. eyes that sudden
~ went red with feeling, and with
none IL the handsomeness OF his son,
who resembled his mothers side Of
the family.
The mother herself had been a beau
tiful aud remarkable woman. Dyck
was. In a sense, a reproduction If her
In body and mind. for more cheerful
and impetuous person never made a
household happier or more imperfect
man she made hers.
As the elder Calhoun made his an
n0ncement about the battle Of Rrest
and the English victory, triumphant
smile lighted his flushed face. and IN
der his heavy gray bUws his eyes
danced with malicious Joy.
"Howe's wonder !" he said. "IIe'll
make those savage, mad, red republic
ans hunt their holes. En-, isn't that
your view, Tvy7" he asked Of a naval
captnin who had evidently brought the
news.
Ccrts'.i Ivy nodded.
eyes, it's a heavy blow for the
French bloodsuckers. II their ideas
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CHAPTER II.
The Ccmina OF a Messenger.

When pyck entered the library al
Playmore, the first words he heard
were these.
"llowe has licked the French at
BreSt. He's sma,hed the French fleet
and dealt a sharp blow 10 the revolu-
ton. llurrah"
The words were used by Miles Cal
houn. pyek's father, rs greeting 10
him on his return from the days
sport.
Now. II there was a man In Ireland
who had a narrow view and kept his
toes pointed to the front, II was Miles
Calhoun. Ills people had lived in Con-
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your obedient servant.
John M'NOWEIL."


"You have confidence IN the people,
LOYALTY heref" asked Mallow.
AS great as in my own,' answered
nycl cheerily.
"Well. you ought to know what that
Is. At the same time, I've heard
you're a friend Of one or two dark
spirits IN the land
Il hold no friendships that would
do hurt 10 my country answt rcd
Dyck sharply.
Mallow smiled satirically. AS we're
starting at daylight, suppose, | think
I'll go 10 bed II 1t may he you can
rut me M"
"Oh, Lord, yesl We can put you
up, Mr.. Mallow," remarked the old
man. you shan have as good bed
as you can find outside the viceregal
lod-r-a four-Tnster, very wide and
very long. But. Mr. Maliow, you
haven't announced that you've had
dinner. and you'll NOT be going TO bed
In this house without your fcrd. This
Is day when We celebrate the ami
yersary Of Irish power and life"
"Wha.'s thatT asked Mallow.
"ThGt's the battle of the Boyne."
answered his host with a little air Of
ostentatl0n.
"oh. yod're one OF the Peep-o'-Day
'lcys. ten" remarked Mallow.
"Iin not saying that" answered the
old man. I'm not IN FISHERMAN, but
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the horizon Of Mallow's lifesky thers
shone for I'm instant the light Of an
evil star.
"There's the call 10 dinner" re
marked Miles Calhoun. rs hell hega,
ringing in the tower outside. Gone
with me, Mr.. Mallow, and I'll show
you your room"
"Sheia-Sheila! !" said Dyck Cal
houn 10 himself where he stood.