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was abroad on his wanderings, would
peer eagerly over the parapet into the
desolate torn-up waste In front But
they never saw anything, even when
the green ghostly flares went kissing
up into the darkness and the shadows
danced Enthusiastically. All was silent
and still; the sudden shrlll whimper
was not repeated.
Perhaps a patrol coming back would
report a German lying huddled In a
shellhole, with no trace OF wound,
but only a broken neck; perhaps the
patrol never found anything. But
whatever the report. Hugh Drummond
only grinnned and saw to his mems
breakfast Which is why there are In
England today quite number OF
civilians who acknowledge only two
rulers-the King and Hugh Drum
mond. And they would willingly die
for either.
The result on Drummond was not
surprising as nearly as a man may be
he WIS without fear. And when the
idea came 10 him as he sat on the
edge Of his bed thoughtfully pulling on
his shoes. no question Of the possible
risk entered into his mind. To explore
the house seemed the most Hatural
thing In the world, and with character
istic breslty he summed up the stu
alton as II struck him.
They suspect me anyhow: IN fact,
they know ! took Potts. Therefore,
even II they catch me passage creep
ing. I'm no worse on than | am now.
And might find something Of inter
est. Therefore. carry on, brave heart"
II was dark in the passage outside
as he opened the door Of his room and
crept toward the top Of the stairs The
collar Of his brown lounge coat was
turned up and his stocking feet made
no sound on the heavy pile carpet.
Like a huge shadow he vanished into
the blackness. feeling his way forward
with the uncanny instinct that comes
from much practice Every now and
then he paused and listened intenily.
bur the measured ticking of the clock
below and the occasional creak u
board alone broke the stiffness
To the EFT lay the room 10 which h
had spent fhe evening, and Drummond
turned % me right As BE- had gone
up 70 bed ~ had noticed door
screened BY = heavy curtain which h.
thought might be tie room Phyllis
Benton had spoken Of-the room
where Henry LakingiOn kept his ~
gotten treasures lie felt bis way
along the vail. and 81 length his hand
touched the curtslB-only 10 drop i
sgnln ~ once Prom close beside him
had cOrne sharp. angry hiss
Us sielped bsek cs-snd sio21
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-12-08

a mlnute-was impossible. His fists
clenched, and he swore softly under
his breath. Then MS silently as he
had come down, he commenced TO
climb the stairs again. He had hazy
idea that he would Ike 20 hit some
thing-hard
There we're nine stairs IN the first
half Of the flight, and II was as be
stood on the fifth that he again heard
the low chuckle. Al the same instant
something whizzed past his head 40
low that IL almost touched his hair.
and there was clang on the wall be
side him. He ducked instlnctlvely,
and regardless OF noise raced up the
remaining stairs, on all-fours. His
jaw was set like wise. his eyes we're
blazing In fact. Hugh Drummond was
seeing red.
He paused when he reached the top.
crouching In the darkness. Close TO
him he could feel some one else, and
holding his breath, he listened. Then
he heard the man moye-only the very
faintest sound-but II was enough.
without a seconds thought he sprang,
and his hands closed on human flesh.
He laughed gently. then he fought In
silence
His opponent was strong above the
average, but after minute be was
like a child in Hugh's grasp. He
choked once or twice and muttered
something; then Hugh slipped his
right hand gently onto the mans
throat His fingers moved slowly
round. his thumb adjusted itself low
ingly, and the man felt his head being
forced back irresistibly. He gave one
strangled cry. and then the pressure
relaxed.
"One half.inch more, my gentle hui
morist." Hugh whispered In his ear,
"and your neck would have been
broken. As Il is. Il will be very stir
for some days Another time-don't
laugh. It's dangerous"
Then. like a ghost be vanished
along the passage IN the direction Of
his own room.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-12-08
THREE

A. eight O'Clock the next morning a
bury looking ruffian brought 10 some
bot water and a cup Of ties. As be
pulled up the blinds the light fell fun
on bis battered. rugged face. and sud.
denly Hugh sat up 10 bed and stared
81 him
Good L0rdf7 be cried. aren't you
lem smith,
The man swung round Ike 4 fash
and glared ii the bed.
-wot the Ell as that got 70 DO viz
youY" he snaried and then bis face
changed. "WhY. strike me pink, u q
ain't Young Dr1mmoud"
Hugh grinned.
fright in one. Jem. What IN the
name u fortune are you doing IN this
outfti Given up the gamer
1T give me Up. when that erOss-eyed
son osA gun Young BgIierf 0ugb that
CONTINUED on Page y
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TWO

In the days when Drummoud had
been a platoon commander he bad
done many dangerous things, The or.
diuary joys % The infantry subaltern's
ilfe-- such a. going over the top aud
carrying out raids-had not proved
sufficient for his appetite lie had
specialized IN peculiar stunts o. his
own stunts over which be was sim
gulariy reticent; stunts over which
his men formed their own conclusions,
and Worshiped him accordingly.
But prummoud WAS no fool. and he
had realized the vital Importance n
fitting himself FOR these stunts TO the
best OF his ability Enormous physical
strength Is a great asset, but IL car
ries with II CERTAIN natural disadyan-
tages In the first place, its possesscr
Is frequently clumsy Hugh had prac-
tlced in France TIN he could move over
ground without a single blade OF grass
rusuing. Van Dyck-a Dutch trap
per--had first shown him the trick, by
which a man goes forward on his ell
bows like snake. and is here one
moment and gone the next, with no
one the wiser.
Again. it's possessor is frequently
slow: Hugh had practiced In France
TIN he could XIII man with his bare
hands in second. Olaki-a Japa-
nese-had first taught him two or
three OF the secrets Of his trade, and
IN the intervals OF resting behind the
lines he had perfected them until II
was even money whether the Jap or
he would win In a practice bout.
And there were nights in No Mans
Land when his men would hear strange
sounds, and knowing that Drummond
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-12-08

nine my Hurh until then. 40 rrvoir
He turned a. she ieft The r,om =
nttie puzzled by her change - tone.
standing 81 the top - the stairs was
Peterson. watching them both In 81
lssuce
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MAKE YOUR
IDLE
MONEY EARN

INTEREST PAID FOR THIRTY DAY PERIODS ON
SAVINGS DEPOSITS.
ANY amount deposited in OUR SAVINGS DEPART
MENT not only draws interest from the DAY IT Is
deposited but may be withdrawn al the end of any
THIRTY DAY period thereafter with INTEREST IN
FULL.
tuition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-25

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vas rsFsare4 ~ gang ~ aASsea
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severe ftcrssng
TAese sens ~ earrens ness irom
80 GAYS iadssa-e that tAe ola scasA
eisass to arsiens ins,iiasseas SncA
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Got No Thanks When
He Sold Real Stuff
As Dry Goods Only

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comnanssv erent< a. these ~ere
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that knew unsAsne ahe@s a.
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DENVER MAN SAYS
WATER WILL RUN AUTOS
Eyirugez Gas Meter Is PRO
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Wireless Telephone Planned
For Every Farmer in Nation

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A TEXAS WONDER

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BUY YOUR COAL NON
IsPlEl OF COAL MEN
coHr;ry Is Not Filing It's Bins
Against the Famine Sea
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tAiar. 1s.sAd 20 i-screhs ng .ts &C.
creased each Essss siuc@ the aase 81
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sy sss scll0wi-g ftEares
Vyses Weeks
E-as1r Pr'e.0cssez
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-19

Americas finest clothes, Hart Schaffner $ Marx, Fashion Park and Adler-Rochester clothes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
o POMERECH " CESkO-
SLOvENSKU.
Uvere jnSna budc We "Svetu
scric cIanku cd redaktora
o. Charyata.

Y poloVici mora odejel do
Ceskoslovenska asi ma tri me-
sice p. 0. Charvat Omahy,
jenz pusobil radu let jako re-
daktor u celnych ceskoamerl-
ckych tasopistt.
'Znajice jei jako bystreho 20
zorovatele q zaroven iako no.
vinare neySednich .schophosti,
vyiedDali jSme $ MIN, ably pro
"Sv6t" napsal serii clanku 0
pfitomnych pom6rech V Cesko-
slpvenske Repuhlice. Pan Char
vat bral cilou ucast ma hnuti O.
$vobozovacim a o budoVanl ma
81 mlade repubiiky a jeji svi-
zele zachoval 81 zivy zajem,
kteryz projevil napsanim ne
kolika clanku pro jeden Il
praZSkych dennlku, Jez VyNo-
lalt We Vlasti pozornost. Jsme
iisti; ne .stejhG poZornosti u ma
Sich Gtenafu ,budou Sc tGSiti
nyn6iSi jeho clanky, psane ma
zaklad6 vlastniho pszorovani.
Pryni 2 Mich bude uvefejnen
Y els. zitreiSim, ostatni budou
nesledovati asi tydennich Thu
tach,. die toho, iak ie budeme
dostavati. Bude to licenf nikoli
Vyletnika, nybKz zkuSeneho no
vinare, .ienz jistd sv6dtmite Wy
kona uIozGnou mu povlnnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-25
1elandske nejvetsl a nejpratel$tej$l banky

First Trust & Savings Company
nyni First Trust Office
3O1 Euclid Avenue
Broadway Savings & Trust Company
nyni Broadway Bank Office
Broadway E. 55th St.
Woodland Ave. Savings &, Trust Company
nyni Woodland Bank Office
Woodland E. 55th St.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-20
STOMACH UPSET!
Get CT the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands of stom-
aeh sufferers are doing now. In
stead of taking tonics, or trying 10
patch up a poor digestion. they are
attacking the real cause OF the
ailment-clogged liver and disord-
cred bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
arouse the liver in a soothing heal
ing way. When the liver and
bowels ere performing their natur-
al functions. away goes indigestion
and stomach troubles.
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tongue, poor appetite. lazy. don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigested foods :?
Take Olive Tablets, the substitutes
Tor calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
with olive oil. You Will know them
ny their olive color. They do the
Nefk without gripping. cramps or
pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
qelck relief. Eat what you like.
Zoe and 30c-(Advertisemert)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-20
HIGH HONORS OF
MASONRY VOTED
DAVENPORT MEN

High Masonic honor: have been
voted to several members of the
Scottish Rite bodies of Davenport
by the supreme council of the rite,
now in session in Boston, Mass
Isaac Louis Sears, Robert Taylor
ArmiI, Werner Eugene Hayward,
Cornelius Henry Murphy and Ed
ward Ferdinand Strohb IN, have
been elected to receive the thirty
third degree.
The session elected the following
to receive the honorary degree of
knight commander OF the court of
honor: Christian Henry Heuck,
Frank Curtis Gibbs, John Henry
Soller, John Paul Volkens, Charles
Lloyd Leigh, Frank Henry Weise.
Alfred Tersch, George Hurd
Reimcke and Claud Allen Smart. all
Of Davenport, and Joseph Worrell
Essls Of Muscatine.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-20

recognition Through this new
division, information for fmuroy-
ing nocks with an idea of increas-
ing the state egg production viii
be disseminated. Courses of in
structfon will be prepared for
breeders, to enable them better To
detect the barnyard '1oafers" and
hens whose physical makeup pre-
vent them from being good layers
Under the poultry husbandry d.
vision we will distribute fnforma-
ton on poultry husbandry. dealing
with the housing, yarding. feeding
breeding, brooding of poultry. and
methods of selecting stock for in
cubation, of exhibiting, Judging and
treating the diseases of DouItrv >,
said Chief Poultryman Scott eve
shall also conduct educational ar-
hibits, provide lectures and instruct
ors for farmers institutes, manage
egg laying contests and In fact as
sist persons interested in poultry
farming in every way"