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was called to New Martinsville Sester-
day morning. by the serious illness OF
her father. William Martin.
Rev. H. G. CAN'T left yesterday morn
ing for Clarksburg to attend the Home
Missionary Presbyterian convention. to
meet in that city.
News OF the serious illness OF Mrs.
John Wood. at her home in Denver. Col,
has been Received by friends in this city.
Mrs Woods was formerly Mrs. Laura
Burkett Cirieb!
Miss Philysnc Kull has resumed her
duties in Minemans store after week 3
vacation spent at her home on Roberts
ridge.
Richard Palmer, Of Wheeling Island,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 0. Con-
nell. OF Tomlinson avenue.
Bruce r. Williams. who has been quite
i'll at the home home on Lafayette
avenue OF pneumonia. is improving very
nicely.
Eetty Lee Hinerman. who has been
very dangerously III Of pneumonia, at
her home on Cedar avenue. Is slightly
improved.
Eleanore Kittle. the efficient teacher
OF domestic science in the city high
school, has accepted position for the
summer at Yellowstone fark ana caves
for that place on June tenth.
The United Christian Missionary So
ciety Of the Christian church. will meet
tomorrow evening at o'clock az the
home OF Mrs. w. W. Henderson on Fifth
street.
J. W. Paul and II. N. Dorsey spent
Yesterday in Washington, Pa
Miss Mary Young has returned home
from Morgantown. where she spent
week as the guest OF her brother.
Harold. who is a student at the uni
.versity there.
Mrs. Clarence Stanton has returned
10 her home in Martins Ferry AFTER
visit with Mrs. l.. .. Connell, or Tom
linSon avenue.
Among those from this city who spent
Tuesday at Mt Carmel. attending the
81 Paula meeting were: Mrs. Nicholas
Walk. Mrs. R. Davis. Mrs. George Cal
lahan. Mrs. Eugene Garrison. Mrs. j..
Deku, Mrs. James 0. Connen Miss Mar
raret Welsch. Miss Gencvleve rtarth'
and Hugh Barth.
Vim. II. Echols. former resident OF
this city. who has been assistant cashier
Of the Equitable Insurance company AZ
Pittsburgh, has been promoted 70
cashier Of the same company.
Mrs. Yashmi Hull Young, OF New
York. is visiting her mother Mrs. Fa'-
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| loure. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Finn on Sixth street.
| Mrs. Brady Sutcr OF Hannibal. is
! tho guest OF Mrs. Arch Stultz, on Tenth
| street.
Mrs. s. NJ Steele, Of Seventh street,
who has been quite i'll for some time.
is improving slowly.
Mrs. Jesse Parsons and children.
Donald and Vernon, OF First street. who
have been quite i'll. are improving.
! Miss Sarah Hostetter. OF Pleasant
Valley. is the guest Of friends and rcla-
tives in this city.
| Clarence Reynolds. Of Locust avenue,
is Ill with chicken pox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geisler and Mr.. and Mrs.
Merriman. Of Sherrard spent few
| days with Mrs. Wiley MCComhs.
! Mrs. w D. Matthews and Mrs. vii
! helm, Of Cameron, are visiting friends
here.
Mrs. NJ. Kirkman and daughter. Eltz-
abeth Jane Whitaker. are guests or
friends here.
| Mrs S. W. Matthews and mother. Mrs.
Roscoe. have returned from visit TO
| friends at st. Clairsville. Ohio. They
were accompanied home by Mrs. Ella
Young. who will spent few days with
them.
Master David and Miss Pattie Wcnzcl
! arc i'll with measles.
/ Miss Margaret Cullinan has returned
: to Littleton after. visiting Mrs. andy
CLARK on Center street.
Mrs. Emil Walk. who has been Ill Mt
her homo on Lafayette avenue. is re-
! covering Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Richard,
! of Third street. have returned home
from Dayton. Ohio, where they visited
! relatives.
, Dorothy Lee Roysdon. Of Fifth street,
Is i'll with measles.
! : Mrs. A. II. Chadwick. OF Huntington,
who has been visiting her mother. Mrs.
! Dowler, will leave Thursday for Akron
Ohio. to visit her sister Mrs. VIII
Sealbauch.
|, Master BaYard MCLEAN Roberts Jr.'
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A Old Reliable Tonic

.itou Park. Tenn -"Dr. PierceS
den Medical Discovery cannot %
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party at her home on North Chestnut
street Friday evening.
Miss Frances iiealy will entertain the
High SrhoGi basket ball team NJ her
home Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Mctzner Miss BcSS
Mersherwond and Ralph Mctzner or
Wheeling. and Miss Lena Mohlcr or
l'ittsburg. spent Sunday with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thee Modem on Walton avenue.
Louis Watt Of W. 81. spent Few
days with his mother Mrs. Il. Il. Watt
MIR. and Mrs. W. {. Jordan and son.
J. w. spent Saturday at Brl.airc. q.
n. 6. HardcSty and family Of st.
Clairsvillc. Were, visitors in town Satur-
day.
The faculty Of the BarneSv;llc High
school will banquet the members OF the
senior class Friday evening. Their" CT"
fifty-siX members IN the graduating class
and numerous affairs are beng arranged
for them The banquet room Will he
decorated for the occa sion and pro-
gram Of loasts and musical numbers ar"
being prepared.
Miss Anna Price. Of New York city.
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Edith Lowe and sister. Miss Edna
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s|CKLY WOMEN
SPEAK HIGHLY
Of THIS TONIC
Many Letters Prove To Us That
We Can Offer You Relief.

Pity the poor. weak, suffering mothers
who must care for the little ones re-
CARELESS Of the state OF their health
and, TOO perform the house work, get
the meals, wash the clothes ana other
endless duties.
YEENOLAK-that wonderful remedy
and tonic has been conceived with an
idea for assisting tired and wornout
women TO regain their strength. And 1t
will be found that VEENOLAk win help
in many ways. Thousands OF women in
many states are only too willing 20 tes-
tify to the greatest Of results that they
have obtained through VEENOL4AK. II
you are one OF these suffering women
take your neighbors as examples. They
are using VEE!NOLAK and are regaining
their lost strength. These women re-
joice when they think Of what YEENO-
LAX has done for them.
And you'll rejoice too. whom you take
this-nature's foremost remedy. IT Is
sold in town at c. II. Griest & Cp., 1l25
Market St.. Wheeling. W. Va--kdv.
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GAINESVILLE

The remains Of Wilbur Blakemor",
| Barnesville boy who died while in army
esryice in France. arrived in New YORK
MAY :, and will be brought TO this place
Thursday and on Sunday military ser
vices will be conducted.
Four students OF the Cincinnati con-
scrvatory Of Music were presented with
the Conservatory Orchestra May :, IN
an interesting concert arranged by fhcr
, Adolfo Tirindcllc. Mr.. clifford cum
. ard OF this place sang the aria. cello
g Mar" u.a Giodondal OF ponchielh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Doudna of Pitts
burg. spent Sunday with their parents
Mr. and Mrs ]. J. Kirk and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Doudna.
MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Hicks Of South
; Chestnut street. were visitors at Wheel
ing over Sunday.
Mrs. r. y. Bostaph of Ranger. Texas,
arrived Friday for n visit with her
mother Mrs. Petty. and sisters. Miss
Mary Petty, and Mrs. Cinthony ODon-
nell.
Mrs Emma Hobbs OF Akron, Ohio. is
! visiting her mother. Mrs. Amanda Nc
+ Kcown Of South Chestnut street.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Wilkes of st.
Clairsville, Ohio Bpent Sunday with
relatives
Mrs Halbert Wilson spent the week
! end at Columbus. Ohio.
Naiss Virginia Ely entertained the
! "Whipprorwill" Club with dancing
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TO ELECT LEGION
!. COMMANDER TONIGHT
An Members OF Earl Frances Post No.
Urged TO he Present For
Election Of OFFICER

4 full membership Of Earl Francis
Post No. ;. American Legion. Is urged
10 be present this evening at which
time the election Of new post COM
mander will be held. The election was
called owing to the resignation OF Jacob
A. Raumberger AZ post commander sew
cral weeks ago. Several candidates are
In the field for the position as post
commander and all men interested in
the welfare OF the Sost are urged TO
make arrangements toi attend.
C. Of @. Meeting
Z 4 mass meeting OF the citizens Of
Moundsvilc and the newly organized
Chamber of Commerce will be held in the
APark theatre tomorrow evening at I:3O
&cfock. An excellent program is being
ranged for the occasion and all loyal
IL ms arc urged TO attend. There will
several fiye-minute talks made by
pminent citizens.
Pine Entertainment
The entertainment entitled The Fri
ing's daughter" given At the Strand
Theatre last evening by the Chorul So
fiety Of the Tuesday Arts Club was one
OF the most successful events OF it's kind
held in this city in recent months. A
record attendance witnessed the per-
formancc.
-
ftThe choir Of the Trinity Episcopal
church vii meet this evening At the
church to hold a practice. Several new
Collections are to be praCtiCed and all
5nembers are urged TO attend.
Give Social
The Sunday School Of the Episcopal
church will give a penny and nickle
social at the Parish house Friday even
inE and the public is invited to attend.
- Board Meeting
= Several matters OF particular inter-
Hneeting Of the First NJ. +. church held
at the church last evning. The meet
tng was very we'll attended.
Il. Defer Rearing.
+ The hearing of the Bellaire foreigner.
who arrested near the postofrice Mon
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock with Dodge
truck containing 49, gallons OF moon
Shine whisky and 1000 pounds or cur
rants. was deferred from Tuesday morn
4ng at 10 o'clock until a latter date on
account Of Attorney Frank A. O'Brien
OF whcelin the defendants attorney.
being bic TO attend IN" court. The
exact date for the hearing will be set
today, in all probability. The prelim-
.inary hearing will he held in Squire
SE. n. Lewis court
H. doundBville Briefs.
~ The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jefferson. OF Roberts ridge. wnc has
been i'll. is improved
3 Mrs. Friend Furba. Of Elm avenue.
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Carter Of Columbus. Ohio. spent the
week end with their mother Mrs L. NJ
Carter
Gurdon sill. of Columbus. Ohio. spcn'
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
T. II. Sill. Of North Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scott returned
to their home at Washington. u. C.. this
Week after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. {. i.
Scott. of North Lincoln avenue. MIR. and
Mrs Scott were called here on account
Of the death Of relative. Dr. q. IL.
Stout, OF Mddlcbournc. Ohio.
Mr.. Harry Lrgoullan. Of Marietta.
ohio, was a visitor in town Monday.
=. G.. T.. Danford returned To Cleveland
Sunday evening after spending few
DAYS here with friends.
Mr.. W. H. Winstcad, of Baltimore Nd.
is here this week on business.
Mrs. Melvin Brady. who underwent an
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who stepped on an inch and Il half
nail. running it into his foot 10 the
nails head. Is suffering from very
sore foot. although there is n" danger
Of blood poisoning.
Mrs. r. J. McFaddcn has returned
from visit with her sister. Mrs, i-ottie
Patterson. ut Delaware. Ohio.
Mrs. James Miller is il! OF tHlS''t'S
AT her home on Mulberry avenue.
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operation at. tho Ohio Valley hosral a
few weeks ago. will be able TO ,lurn
; home this weci.
Miss Irene Burns. Of Toronto, bhio,
and Harry Moldcn. q fWhceling. we're
the guests Monday OF Mr. and dr..
Theo. Modem.
Mrs Albert Laughlin and son. FAY
Carnes Laughlin. arc visiting relates
at Bellaire, Ohio. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 3. Matthews VII
leave the last of the week for she,
visit with friends at Darlington. Ohio.
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no HEARING YET.

There has been no hearing yet In tn
case Of Paul r. Crock. alias Paul tn
ward. alleged check artist "ho was ar
rested Monday evening by Detective
William West after he had cashed 4
check for $50 on a Pittsburgh bank.
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stipation and billions attacks and they
also tone up tho liver and drive impur-
tiles from the system in q very mild
ray.~-J. S. HUGHES, ia Rogers
Street
You can procure trial package OF the
discovery Tablets" by sending 10 cents
i, the Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, \. l.
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elled 2S D tonic
"a blood purifier.
nave taken it as
tonic and 70
uriiy tho blood
and 1t was excel
r,nt. I2lso found
'Tseood for stomach
,f@cuble. And DR..
a'ierce's Pleasant
Pellets arc I hne
system regulator.
] found them cspe-
,.;allv 0oO.l for cOn-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

TON truck bed. and fine trailer
Call 1881 Elm.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
FOR SALE 81
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE Al
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
DON'T PAY RENT

DON'T PAY RENT
To a landlord. o
Why don't break that awful rent habit and be freeman! There
is
$11 rental helping
$4,000
SALE
THE HUSTLERS REALTY co.
Phone SIT W. St
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
FOR SALE 21
IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENT-i-room resi-
dence and IS lots together with chick
en- houses near Pueblo Golf club. Phone
owner. 1863 j.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
FOR sALE-FURNTuRE

y white iron bed with Saglcss
springs and white princess dresser to
match, S35.
$3.50 piece wicker set. rocker. fine
library table. large upholstered settce.
SIS. Terms TO good parties. Call 2a1
Tyler.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

A pair of canaries and cage. good
singer. $500. Call 3346-J.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
A New One
Good Home Buys

On Clhremont. s r. mod. brk. cot
tage, $4,000. Can arrange good terms.
On South side, Z r. mod. brk., 2
lots. $500 worth out bldgs. Com
pletc for $4,000. $1,000 down, bal.
easy. WeIld consider good car.
New home, 1925 East sth. will be
finished in very few days. r. str. mod.
See us for price and terms
1913 East 18th. r. mod. brk.
$4,000. 5000. cash. Would consider
car.
5r. str mod. bung East Side. $1,000
down, bal. easy, $4,000.
On East 9Th, II r. hs. lot SSx120,
Fine income. Price only $500. Good
terms.
Quick, possession. r. mod. fr. Fine
location on East sth, only $500 down.
$4,000.
1915 w. 18th. r. fr. partly mod.
garage for . cars, up in finc shape,
s170O.
1902 w. 18th. r. mod. fr snap.
$1,000
LOOK. On w sth II r, brk. apart
ment hs. would cost $4,000 to build.
Can sell on terms for $4,000.
Another, on West 12th, II r. apt.
his. sip pchs. and IA r. apartments.
Terms, price only $7500.
10000. only $4,000 cash, buys close
in apartment house property. paying
Sl75 per mo.
s25,O0O. part cash. buys apartment
his. paying $500 per mo.
$4,000. about $4,000 cash. buys 30
r. apartment hs. on South side, pays
s2700 annual rent.
See us for apartment houses, homes.
E. T. Pate
Phone o33-w 219 Thatcher
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
For Sale

FOR SALE-7-room frame house.
good location. close III. $4,000. New
ton Lumber Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

5000 down buys a 5-room frame
with modern bath. sleeping porch
and garage Very fine $350t
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

$500 down and SIS per month buy:
A fine nearly new bungalow with mod
ern bath, good collar, cto. Price $1,000
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
WILL KEEN-REAIHOR
Thatcher BuildinE

$500 down and $50 per month buys
nice 4-room modern home. Sc25C
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

&4o0 down buys s-room brick
Electric lights and sink. Piped for
gas. New back porch ........$l5oC
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13
Ranches Near Wetmore, Col


100 ACRES; Fine improvements.
IT acres alfalfa. 20 acres pow land.
balance pasture; $4,000; terms.
210 acres; largo house. barn and
outbuildings. in good repair; so acres
cultivation. balance pasture. Joins
forest reserve on main Travelled road.
Running water. 5000; terms.
10 acres in Greenwood Colo. g.
room house, out buildings; acres in
cultivation, balance timber; $1,000,
half cash. balance time; possession
any time. On main road; a bargain.
Look at this first 16o-acre ranch
100 acres in cultivation. &c acres in
alfalfa, 35 acres fall wheat. ground
plowed for corn and other crops,
water right, near school and church,
r. +. d. mail, main travelled road I:
living water on place; $50 per acre.
$4,000 cash, balance time.
have other ranches for sale.
Mountain. irrigated. and foot hill
places. Sec me first if you want to
buy.
WILLIAM ANDIS
Custer County. Weltmore. Colo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

tpST-key ring and seven keys
Reward for return to H. Berry. Pueblo
Transfer Co.
STRANEp span work mares. I black
bald face. r. years old, | bay 10 yesrx
old. Both have reached names. Any
information leading TO recovery will he
rewarded oliver Johnson. tnderclifYc
LoST-Eastcru Star pin. Phone lee
Address 20Os Elizabeth street. Reward
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

5000 down and monthly payments
buys a Broom frame. electric lights.
Sink Corner lot. Price $50. $500
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

WANTED--5 or e-room modern
cottage. on Lower Mesa. BON.
Chieftain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-13

WANTED-Good set of second hand
double harness. Phone 2s34J.
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4 nav" soniv questions To ask YOU.
prisoner said he. Grulla looked up
with an expression OF sadness. Con-
Gncmcnt bore heavily upon his
spirit. And you will do well 10
answer me truthfully." continued
: Don .. Should you fail To DO so,
/ VII have !oI placed In 4 cell
! whcr" ;h,rr ia no window and
where vuu will not know whether ii
~ day ur night So hay" a care.
yop sroundrrl. Come now. You are
n follower Of tn" man Don =" Is
no: that $50"
NO." laid Gru.iI.
'Non lie: i" You know Ia whom
Won lie am Colonel l,scapuico.
| am thu Eol al Inspector of prisons.
ON" word from m" and YOU would
be free. Com" now. confess that
YOU ar" follower OF Don O.
$50 laid Gru,la again.
"S:HbAorn animal. Repeat that
once more and | will call the warder
/ and hav" r"u pu, INTO the hlaCk coll
for . week. 40 light. bread and
water for tn" rest Of your lsf". For
! tn" !ast time. acknowledge it,
Il HAY" never heard Of Don O..
/ sad Grni!I.
i "Th"n. as YOU were taken within
twenty kilometres OF his mountains.
Yen pay him very poor compli-
mcnt." cried Don g. anCrily.
Something in his voIC" caused
Grujla 10 'ouk UP Suddenly, and then
rrcuil open mouth"d.
Yes. Grulia.' continued the brig
and in lower tones Il hav" come TO
take YOU away from here Now az
tend 10 me. When the time ComCs
/ will send or com" for You. Al
present YOU ar" EulHg 10 commit a
murderous assault upon me; 70 at
tack me. YOU understand. with that
bow, there. That Will avert any
possibility Of suspicion rs 10 my
good fai;h.'
Don t.. h""k" tn" bowl with a Kick
and tor" = Jagged cut uroH his fore
head with on" Of tn" Fragments.
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Freeing of Grulla the Crane

Your nationality -.
Il am Swede."
"Huw comcR Il. thru. tina; Yea a."
In the service OF the Spanish Cow
ernmont?"
"Reruuso they offered me good
pay"
Then, lieutenant, let Us ge. 20
business. see tina: you ren(ize
your position. You came to phot1-
graph a den Of wolves and It would
appear tina; YOU have fallen into x.
You VIII BE- held TO ransom"
Il trust you will plac" tho Hgu:e
very low then, for I have nothing
but my pay and could not RISE
two hundred dollarS 10 save my
life"
Don G. looked the young ma. in
the eyes and for some minutes stood
breeding. Suddenly light came
into his own.
Then you must pay your ransom
in another fashion" said he. Tell
me how much gasoline have you"
How far can you NY
Three hundred kilometres.
1T is enough" said Don @. max
ing Il rapid calculation. You can
ransom yourself by entering my
service for week. We will 90 a
Journey together. you and |, and ut
the end Of it, if You hav" pleased
me, will set you free"
And il not?"
You have escaped death once this
morning. senior" said Don Q. Il
would recommend you 10 let that
suffice. You.must make your choice.
A week in my service, or
A smile passed across tn" rec'i-
less face OF the aviator. He salutcd.
"At.your orders, senior" said H..
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The Gommandant nodded.
AS determined as tho devil, US
ugly Ra ain and with tho limbs OF
dwarf. So say ihoso who havo Hec1
him." replied tho Commandment
Eculally.
Il was lucky perhaps thnt no did
no; look nj his visitor. whose face
flushed darkly.
/ Those who have seen him have
not always found Il convenient to
look him IN the eyes. and perhaps
they make mistakes. my dear Com
mandunt; perhaps they make mis-
takes"
Possibly" said the Commaudant.
Not possibly, but certainly re-
piled Don Q. but come, must
see this man Immediately for must
be on my way to Ceuta early to-
morrow"
The COmmardHnt rang Il bell and
sent for the chicf wardcr.
You will take Ills Excellency tn"
Colonel said. he. so visit
the prisoner Lopez: the one who ar
rived four days ago and is in eel!
IL"
As Don g walked along the pas
sagcS behind IN" warbler. he marked
very narrowly III" details OF III"
way. sine" a. knew not when il
mirht II" necessary Tor him to
travcrS" them again.
~ length - door was thrown open
and tn" narrow interior Of the CO.
disclosed. Never had Don .. seen 4
NOR" drsul,;" HFurc than tina;
which Lopez lso-ralI"d the rran">
presented.
He sat upon the short wooden 1el
which IS the Government issu" &c
Spanish prisons. with his head
bowed upon his hands and his food
stood untastcd in bowl beside him
so this is he" said Don Q. in his
raspirg official voice.
Eyes. Exccl!"ncv." replied the
warder. This is the prisoner
Lopez"
Then leave rs together"
:
Don q. turned on IN" wardcr lh'
blight
Corpse Of Srmliion," cried he
Am the Royal Inspector al
prisons. or am not" One moro
word and will break you; yes, like
that" and Don @. made n movement
with his hands. The warder f"l
back. trembling.
Forgive me. Exre!lcncy." said h"
II only meant that the man Nigh
hc dangerous"
Don 9. laughed. II like danger.
said he: now 60. As we passed
along tho passage I perceived ;
stool: you will 60 and sit upon tina
stool until I call. You understand
mo-"
Yes, Exccllency."
As soon az the door closed benin,
tn" wardcr. Don Q. turned TO Grulla
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Now there Is no necessity 10 de-
scribe at any length Don Q.'s flight
over to Africa. Before he started
however, he took certain prec: u
tons and wrote telegram TO the
following effect:
Observation-Disclosures
Please expect visit OF ROYAL
Commissioner for inspection IF
prisons. He will arrive forthwith.
This was sent down the noun
tains, but how it was put on the
wires who can say? Dor .. had his
own way OF managing these things
and his friends were in man" 'i"r-
eminent offices.
On the following day. after lie
had seen Roblcdo start. he d"nnCd
the uniform OF a Spanish C"l"n"L
but before starting he had a further
talk with Lieutenant paal.
Il wish to go to Melilla, III" cen
vlct prison.
Yes" said the Lieutenant
"And | must take YOU into my
confidence"
Yes"
Il am going to inspect the prison
The Lieutenant. who was now
past surprise. said "yes' once more.
II am for the time being con
tinucd Don @. taking the part OF
the CHIEF Government Inspector Of
Prisons. |; will he Your duty TO
support mo Loyalty. I am sur" that
| can trust you "a do So
"I'or a week am AZ your service
srnor.'
Good" said Don Q. And 50 II
was they started Off.
An hour later Don g. WAS loo';inG
G,wn upon both Spain and Africa
and tn" strip OF violet sea between.
TO dcSCrib" his Journey is uUn""cS-
sary and "" will ;ai" up III" thr' al
o. our story again when tho machine
vas clrcling over the walled city Of
MClilla
Tn" landing waS mad" just "u,-