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CHAPTER xvll-continued.)


'DOwn, Crusoe!" 1 kept desperately
whispering. But Crusoe was unused
to whispered orders. He kept bound
ing up on me, intent to fulfill an IN
achieved ambition Of licking my ear.
Cuthbert Vane tried, under his breath,
TO lure him away. But Crusoe'e emo
lions were all for me, and swiftly be-
coming uncomfortable they burst forth
In a volley of shrill yelps.
A loud cr3 answered them 1t came
from Captain Magnus, who had scram-
bled to his feet and was staggering
across the clearing. One hand was
cropping at his belt-it was flourished
in the air with the CLEAN of knife in
tt-and staggering and shouting the
captain came on.
''Ah, you would, would you? I'll
teach you-but first I'll settle him, the
pOrridge-eatin' Scotch swine"
The Keeling figure with the knife
was right above me. / sprang up, in
my hand the little two-inch weapon
which was all had for my defense
and Dugald Shaw's. There were loud
noises in my ears, the shouting of men,
and a shrill continuous note which !
have since realized came from the
lungs of Miss Higglesby- Browne. Mag
nus made lunge forward-the arm
with the knife descended. caught it
--wrenched at it frantically- striving
blindly to WELD my little penknife,
whether or not with deadly intent l
don't know to this day. He turned
on me savagely, and the penknife was
whirled from my hand as he caught
my wrist in a terrible clutch.
All I remember after that is the ter
rIble steely grip of the captains arms
and a face flushed, wild-eyed, horri-
BILE, that was close to mine and inevi-
tably coming closer, though fought
and tore at it-of hot feverish lips
whose touch I knew would scorch me
TO the soul and then was suddenly
free, and falling, falling, a long way
through darkness.
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MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even sick child loves the 'fruity'
taste of California Fig Syrup" If the
little tongue is coated, or if your child
is listless, cross, feverish, full Of cold,
or has collie, give a teaspoonful to
cleanse the liver and bowels. In few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the constipa-
ton poison, sour bile and waste out Of
the bowels, and you have well, play
full child again.
Millions of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" handy. They, know tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
inc California Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. Mother!
You must say California" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup. ADVERTISE
ment.
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restored it to my belt Mr.. Shaw had
seen to this, and had said to me- very
quietly:
"You know, Virginia, if things Cont
go our way, it may be necessary for
you to use it-on yourself
And I nodded aSSentingly.
We went in silence through the
green hush of the woods, moving in
single file. My place as guide was in
the van, but Mr.. Shaw deposed me
from it and went ahead himself, while
Cuthbert Vane brought up the rear.
No one spoke, even to whisper.
guided Dugald Shaw, when needful,
by light tough upon the arm. Our
enterprise was one of utmost danger.
If we met the pirates it was their
lives or ours-and l recall with incre-
dulity my resolution to imbeI five of my
six bullets in pirate before I turned
the sixth upon myself,
We passed the grave, and I saw that
the vines had been torn aside again,
and that the tombstone was gone. We
came to the brink of the cliff, and
pointed silently downward along the
ledge to the angle in which lay the
mouth of the cave. My breath came
quickly, for at any instant a head
might be thrust forth from the open"
ing.
Mr.. Shaw and Cuthbert dropped
down upon the ledge. Though under
whispered orders to retreat could
not, but hung over the edge of the
cliff, eager and breathless. Then with
a bound the men were beside me. Mr..
Shaw caught my hand, and we rushed
together into the woods.
A quake, a roar, a shower of flying
rocks. 1t was over-the dynamite had
done its work, whether successfully or
not remained to be seen. After a lit
tie the Scotchman ventured back. He
returned to US where we waited in the
woods-Cuthbert to mount guard over
me-with a cleared face
tits all right" he said. 1.-THE en-
trance is completely blocked I set
the charge six feet inside, but the roof
is down clear to the mouth. Poor
wretches-they have all come pouring
out upon the sand"
All three Of us went back TO the
edge Of the cliff. Seventy feet below,
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SMART WAIsTCoAT ADDS TO SUIT

pockets in the turned up bottom.
Al collarless model, with hand drawn
revers at the front, is effectively worn
with coat having black collar.
There are mannish walstcoats in
this same material, collarless and
pocketed, in, narrowly striped home
spun.
There are many Puritan collared
gilets in the spring collection, and
the materials and colors in which
they, as well as other models, are
being shown are innumerable.
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A Paris Suggestion.

Paris offers this suggestion for
spring. The entire dress is made of
black chiffon, even the three roses at
the waistline. 1t will be just as eff
fectiye, however, if you select crepe
faille, crepe romaine, crepe de chine,
satin, canton crepe or taffeta, or COM
bine satin and cloth The underskirt
and draped tunic are joined to a
camisole lining. The overblouse and
girdle are attached, closing at the
left side. Lower edge of skirt is about
one and five-eighths yards.
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Summer Underwear.

Fine sateen, either in plain or self
striped weave, is an excellent fabric
choice for warm weather undergar-
ments. Another practical undergar-
ment fabric is fine sheer cotton crepe.
This is available in many colors and
patterns. This crepe is used effective
ly for warm weather negligees as well
as undergarments, with pipings and
bindings in plain color cotton or silk
fabric or of ribbon.
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for hats that do not SAVIOR Of country
roads and golf courses, as one might
expect, but are made n designs quite
appropriate for town wear.
In colonial days both men and
women wore shoes with red heels, so
the shoes of today with scarlet heels
and tongues are revival Of fashion
prevalent in times when all dress was
more frivolous and much more pic
turesque than it is today.
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oilcIoth Lining for BAD.

Line your paper shopping bag with a
slightly smaller bag made of white ta-
BILE oilcloth and you will find that 1t
will not only prevent all stains from
meat, fruit, etc, from coming through,
but will keep the bag clean for long
time. You can carry more in it too.
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Reading, PAT was q nervous
wreck and could hardly do nv house,
work. / always had to have help or I
would never have got it DONE.
Through the advice of friends have
been taking Lydia E. Pinknam's
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and Lydia e. Pinkham' s Blood Medi.
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A friend induced me to take your
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and am able to do all my own work.
I recommend your Vegetable Conn
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leans. La
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CHAPTER Xviii.
The Youno Person Scores.

The Young Person Scores.
My first memory is of voices, and
after that I was shot swiftly out of
tunnel from an immense distance and
Opened my eyes upon the same faces
which I had left at some indefinite
period In the past. There was Aunt
James, very fearful, and Miss Higgles-
lby-Browne's S, very glun, and the Hon
orable Cuthbert's, very anxious and
little dazed, and Cookies, very. very
black. The face of Dugald Shaw
ibid not see, for the quite ineligible
reason that / was lying with my head
upon his shoulder.
AS soon as 1 realized this I sat up
suddenly, while every one exclaimed
at once, "There, she's quite all right
see how her color is coming back ]"
The penknife that / had lost in my
struggle with Captain Magnus had
fallen at the Scotchman,s feet
IWrenching himself free of his all but
severed bonds he had seized The knife,
.slashed through the rope that held
him to the tree, and flung himself on
Captain Magnus. 1t was brief strug-
: Ele-a fist neatly planted on the ruff
dams jaw had ended 1t, and the cap
tain, half dazed from his rotations,
went down Imply.
Throughout the fray Chris slum-
Ibered undisturbed, and he and the I'M
conscious Magnus were now reposing
side by side, until they should awake
ito find themselves neatly trussed up
with Cookies clothes-lines.
But my poor brave Crusoe dragged
la broken leg, from a kick bestowed on
him by Captain Magnus, at whom he
had flown valiantly in my defense.
So far so good; we had signally de-
feated our two guards, and the camp
was ours But what about the pirates
who were still in the cave and would
shortly be returning from it? They
were three armed and sturdy ruffians.
1t would mean battle to the death.
Our best hope would be to wait in
ambush behind the trees of the clear
ing-I mean for Dugald Shaw and
Cuthbert Yane to do it-and shoot
down the unsuspeeting pirates as they
returned. This desperate plan, which
so unpleasantly resembled murder,
cast gloom On every brow.
"Its the women, lad" said the
scotchman in low voice to Cuthbert.
It's-it's Virginia" And Cuthbert
heavily assented.
Seeing myself as the motif of such
slaughter shocked my mind suddenly
,acIx to clearnesS.
"Oh," 1 cried, mot that. Why not
surprise them in the cave, and make
hem stay there? One man could
;uard the entrance easily-and after
ward we could build it up with logs or
omething."
Everybody stared.
"a remarkably neat scheme" said
Ir. Shaw, ''but impossible of applica-
ion, I'm afraid, because none Of us
NOW where to find the cave"
shook my head.
81 know"
There was a lengthy silence. Peo-
Die looked at one another, and their
eyes said, "This has been too much
for her!"
81 know" I impatiently repeated. 81
can take you straight there l found
the tombstone before Mr.. Tu5bs did,
and the cave, too. Come, let's not
waste time. We must hurry-they'n
be getting back!"
Amusement, still more than half In
credulOus, surged round me. Then
Mr.. Shaw said RAPIDLY:
You're right. OF course, If you
have found the cave, the best thing
we can do is to keep them shut up In
h. But we must move fast--perhaps
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Profitable EqqsheIIs.

In no instance are the shells of the
eggs used by the italian vendors of ice
cream sold in the London streets
broken. They are pierced at each end
and blown by the mouth, the perfect
shells being sold to the proprietors Of
shooting galleries.
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Tit for Tat.

When Lord Randolph Churchill Wis
tied the diamond fields of South Africa
he is said to have exclaimed after
looking at some diamonds: "And all
for the vanity of women A lady who
heard the remark added; sand the
depravity Of men,"
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Washable Hats.

Hats of pique and rep are to be
popular washable models for summer,
and more, real style features appear
in these sturdy tub hats than ever
before. Cleverly slashed brims ar
ranged to turn up at back, side or
front are seen, with stitching or pip
ing in contrasting color as the trim
ming.
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So Different From Her own.

II do enjoy those films with children
in 'em,' remarked a tired-looking little
woman. ''When the children romp
around on the screen they don't make
a particle of noise"
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Stop the Pain.

The hurt of a burn or a cut stops when
Coles Carbolisalve is applied. 1T heals
quickly without scars. 30c and Coo by
all druggists or send 30c to The J. w. Cole
Co., Rockford, ul.-Advertisement
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-03-31

If a man is unable to sleep in tho
morning when he ought to get up no
has insomnia in the worst form.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-03-31

Advice is like castor oil-it is one
thing to prescribe it and another to
take it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-03-31

Don't be inanimate. Either pull up
the stream or drift down.
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be primarily attractive for children,
they are by no means impossible for
grownups.
Another group takes in the printed
models. These employ wide colored
borders frequently relieved by white
polka dots Elaborate landscape de-
signs are also to be had, one showing
moonrise. Sometimes instead Of a
colored border the color square is in
the center.
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End of a Cneckered Career.

''You mean that you have spotted
the criminals"
''Yes, and he will soon be striped"
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SPRING FASHION, NOTES IN BRIEF

work, beneath which shows a pattern
in the darker kid.
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That's the Kind.

That's the Kind.
Jones" Simmons seems to have a
very active BRAIN" Bones "Ah, yes
but is it retroactive?"
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Genius produces the inventions,
while talent applies them.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-06-20

(Continuaci6n de la pdgina Z.
noches de turbio en- .turbio escribien-
do, i para veneer el sueio serbia cam
tidades enormes de cafe. Muri0 yfcti-
ma del abuse de este, que va antes
habfa arruinado Y hecho sucumbir la
robusta naturaIeza de Honorato de
Balzny Muri6 casi repentinamente,
mientras estaba scbrrigiendo. al igual
que Enrique Bafaille. fallecido en- nues
tros dfas. las pfuebas, de una nueya
obra Nuts d'Hiver."
Poeta. antes dc todo y por encimc
de todo, habia coinenzatlo su carres
literaria los diez Y siete aiios con
umos versos: a los treinta Y nueve los
cerr0 con otros cen un poema lleno de
gracia, exquisitamente tierno Y conmo
vedor, en- el cual Sc confunden las la
grimas de la dulzura con las sOnrisas
de la delicadeza. La inspiration no
dej0 de acompa1arle en- cada uno de
los dfas de su, agitada existencia; fue
ella la que 10 mantuvo firme en- los
primeros amos de lucha, y gracias a
ella la Bohemia no signific6 en- la vida
de Murger otra cosa que ell aprendiza-
je de SUI carrera artfstica.
Hace algunos amos la crftica estuvo
investigando elAfiny que habfan tenido
los compafieroS de Murger, cuyos tipos
le sirvieron para concebir los protago-
nistas de las sScenes de la Vie de
Boheme''. PriyanTl' Anglement muri6
en- un hospital; Augusta Virtufu fue
peiodista professional Schanne (Schau-
nard) fund6 una fabrica de juguetes {;
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Oomisi6n Official; Y solo podran ser
cuestos en- el mercado del Estado 81
la COmisi6n certffica que Sc basan en-
algo verdailero.
Pero como en- la Otra mitad de la
Union no existen es&s leyes, en- los
Estados que la forman, pueden Les
pir:Jtas financierOs cOmeter libremen-
te sus fechorfas. Cierto que ell SER
vicio de correos tiene ell derechO de
negar la circulation Ia prOpagan-
la de los estafaldOres, que son perse-
guidos por ell Departments de JUS
ticia; pero esta doble acci6n es re-
presivs no preventive. Sc suprime
La propaganda postal v Sc encausa
Los delincuentes cuandO va la es-
tafa esta cometiila. Sc ha lOgradO,
en- algunos casos, Gcudir cuanda no
estaba mas que inicisda; pero en- les
mas Sc ha llegado flarde; Sc ha casti-
gado a los culpables, pero los GOgos
Sc han quedado sin su dinerO.
En- el Congreso tiene p&rtidarios el
plan he crear una Oficina Federal,
encargada de autoriZar de denegar
toda emission que sscienda, como mi
nflnun 100 mil dollars; y como, pa
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Desde lejanas tierras

Juan waldon (coiline) lego ser un
honrado servidor del Estado, sin que
por ESQ dejara de perder la costumbre
de coleccionar recoger libros an
tigualias; Musseta Sc case con un bo-
ticario.. Ninguno Sc VIC carente de
apoyo, y FL q. mas Y el que menos Sc
adapt6 las exigencias de la vida nor
NAL. Ell mismo Murger Sc alej6 de su
antigua vida, sin inmutarse, sin vaci-
laciones nj arrepentimiento,
FL arte para el no fue un naisterio I;
jamas cedi0 en- una lfnea al gusto vul-
gar, nj nunca hizo concesiones en- aras
al deseo de popuiaridad. Los crfticos
mas severos Sc han visto precisados
confesar, que no es possible epcontrar
en- las obras de Murger una pagina de
NAL gusto, nj una Erase chabacana nj
un pensamiento incorrecto. "Ponia,
ha escrito de Murger Pablo de San
Victor, al pulir una Erase mas cuidado
que ell que pone un artista al tallar un
diamante'. Enamorado de la forma,
al igual que Narval, Musset, fue
siempre humane, sencillo, veraz dentro
de la fantasia. P0r ESQ sus Obras vi
ven ahora yiviran siempre.
Murger, en- una palabra, fue el poeta
de la juyentud del amor; de la ju-
ventud inconsiderable irreflexiva, 81
Sc quiere; del amor ligero, casi STEM
pre-. Todos, sin embargo, hemos sido
bohemios; todos hemos tenido veinte
amos, todos hemos sofado, tOdos hemos
perseguido algdn pequeiio ideal; todos
hemos sepultado en- el coraz6n algnn
dulce recuerdo lejano... Enrique Muir
ger nos hace rememorar la voz de
aduel mundo, Y sentir la nostalgia de
una hora que parecfa haberse Dorado
EN- nuestra memOria.
ULYSSES.
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VAbORES AERE0S
(Continuaci6ni)


AhorG, ohra Comisi6n, Ia Federal
de Comercio, estd preparando un in
forme, que sera sometido al Congreso
acerca del mercadO de valores de ''cie-
10 azul'' Y Sc espera q. de aqul salga
slguna ley que proteja de una ma
nera effcaz a los invertilores de fon-
dos. EstO es de actualidad, porque
Sc sabe que han lido Russia ayentu'
reros financieros Gmericanos obte-
ner concesiOnes; aunque no las OBJ
tengan, el viaje les servira para ha-
Ger Greer que Las han conseguido
para organizar aqnf compafifas, con
nombres ex6ticos Y promesas deslum-
bradoras; unas para pescar saltlinas
en- las aguas de KGmchatka, otras pa
ra cortar MADEIRA en- la cuenca del
rio VOlga. las habra, por supuesto,
petrolerss; porque el aceite, Sc coloca
ahora facllmente, aunque sea aereo.
Los estafados son, como va dichO,
gentes credulss y codiciosas; sin la
primera circunstancia, no harlan ca
80 die las ganancias fabulosas, que Sc
les promote en- los prospectus no
srriesgarfan su diner0 antes de haber-
Sc ceciorado con seguridad del asun-
to; pero 10 aI1iesgan en- mucl'Os ca
sos p0r la segnida circunstancia; es-
"a es. p2rque, alin s;nt;Gnd9se algc
inclimGtabs dudar, en- su codiyia
piensan que ST pierlen, sera re.ati-
vamente poca cos.a, Y 81 ganan, sera
muchfsimo. Y, por desgracia. bastan
tes veces, 10 POGO que han perdidc
es cssi tOdo 10 que tenfan ahorrado.
;Que Sc puede hacer para prc'teger
a estos invertidores Ge fOndOs, que
carecen de juici0? ST 10 IL ieran, &C
locarian su dinero ell has Cajas de
Ahorros v en- los Bancos. SO cententa-
rfan con ell mOderado interes prOdu
oido por sus dep6sftos y no Sc aventu-
rarfan en- negociOs que no entienden.
Y. con este, los 500 millones die do
liars que, ahora, son estafados cada
ailo, se agregarfsn al volGmen de ca
pital empleado en- negocios que no Sc
basan en- el "cielo aZul", 81 no en-
valores reales Y efectivos. La Gnica
protection que hoy eNiste Ell favor de
los GOg0s-cOmo Sc llama en- Francia
a las vfctimaIs de financieros lis
tos sin escrdpulos- en- las
leyes que existen en- la mitad de los
Estados de la Union Y por las cuales
todo ell que quiera vender valores nue.
yos debe someterlos sl examen de una
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Los TUNELES l|||.
! . !. !. 4. MAS \ Az L.ARGOS

e.
z" Entire las obras. notables de inge-
'nierfa cue para Ia contruccion de Was
''ferreas Sc, han llfvadq "a cabo en- los
tiltimos amos, mereeen citarse los 81
guientes tlneles ;,,if.js +
: El del ferrocarril trasandino, de
Valparaiso a, Buenos Aires, que per-
fora los Andes a una altura de 5000
metros, soBre el niyel del mar, qued6
alberto en- 1910 Y etiene de largo S045
metros. ~ u, ,5,g ee
FL del ferrocarril de cremallera que
asciehde ell Yungfrau, en- Suiza, abier-
to Ell 1912: longitud cerca de 300
metros. Esta obra admirable de in
genierfa permite acceso a la Gina de
este elevadO monte, que tiene una ele-
vaci6n de 4,17O metros sobre ell nivel
del mar.
Ell de Gunnison, en- ell Estado del
Colorado (Estados Unidos), alberto
en- 1909; longitud 1854 metros.
Ell de Alberg, que perfora los Alpes
desde Langen a San Anton; alberto
en- 1884; longitud 1O,S6O metros.
Ell de Monte Cents que va de Fran
cia, a Italia por debajo del Col de Fre-
JUS; alberto en- 1871; longitud 1882
metros.
7 Ell de Loetschberfi, traves de los
Alpes en- Oberland, Suiza, terminado
en- 1911; longitud, 1883 metros.
Ell de San Gotardo, trayes de los
Alpes, en- Suiza, entire Goschenen Y
Alrolo; alberto en- 1881; longitud 49,
0O2 metros.
FL de Simpl6n, que perfora este
monte de la cordillera de los Alpes,
alberto en- 1905; longitud 20,112 me-
tros.
Els digno de notarse que los inge
nieros Fabre, Brand Y Gruyer Zeller,
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santazas
Competa dotacion
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servcio-Cuepo medco redente el Sanatorio.
Sc admiten tratamientos erferos
aendidos medco
Departamentos especiaes para Senoras
Operacones especaes baos de luz de hdo
ectcos hidroterapco masajes Rayos X Fugracn
equitativamene convenconae
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EsPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADEs DE NARIz. oIDos GAR
GANTA OJOS: DR.. don Agusin R. Lauger
RADIOLOGO: Dr., don Manuel Soto Rivera.
PATOLOGO: Dr. R. Ruiz Nazario
Dr. don Pedro Rivera Aponte Dr. don Agustin Sanchez
Dr. don Manuel Paya Fernandez DR. don L. Rivera.
CIRUJANO DENTISTA: Dr. don Lorenzo R.. Noa
PRACTICANTE don Enrique Fernandez.
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