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fixed. because she was powerlesa 20
withdraw them. upon whom the lot
had fallen 10 destroy her brother
Someone eamo forward and threw
aside the log. and tho hand that
held the knife swung suddenly aloft
Pennington's pistol broke upon
the stiffness Tho man with tho
dagger spun round awkwardly--and
collapsed in "A heap. Cries OF terror
resounded on every side. and a
hand. reaching upward. plunged tho
building In darkness.
Monica and Pennington rose 81.
multAneously.
stop where you are" he called
back 20 her. Lao close up to the
wall. They'll DO too scared 10 look
for you there"
10 raced on toward the entrance
and Monica. too dazed 90 catch the
meaning OF hls words. followed In
hia wake. A. she stumbled thru
tho underground she remembered
that she still carried tho torch.
Vague shadowy forms blithered past
her. HtampedlnE an II surprised by
regiment OF soldiers. rather than
I by one white man and a girl. Rhe
heard them crashing away into the
distance and somewhere a man
screamed in mortal terror as he
ran. hz II fearful that the friend
who stroys 90 keep pace with him
wero the ayenging Englishmhn seek
ing his life.
A. their footsteps died away
Monica switched on tho torch. Th,
door OF tho building stood Wild,
open before her and Gho left th'
light travel from lef, 10 right. from
Pennington kneollnR over something
on tho floor 20 tho huddled heat
that sprRwlsd awkwardly within 4
foot OF where her brother lay. sh'
ran forward with little cry nnc
fell on her knees at his side. sh'
was reaching out for tho knife tbs
chinnman had let fail when Pen
nington fired. when voice callcS
TO her from tho darkness
Monicatcr.Mrs Whey jus
switch that light over hsre a sec
ond. Thcre'e somthing don't quit
understand"
i Tho commissioners stirred and hi
eyes blinked up at hor.
with shaking hands. she ateeret
tho narrow ray until Il concen
tratod on the digusted features o
Pennington. who was slowly risinI
to his feet from tho thing oyei
which no had been kncellng.
/ She naw a preposterous effigy. !
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looked hack into the hut in time
to see a tail chinRman In black
rtss 10 his fun length. hldeous
grin Illuminating his swarthy Zen,
lures. tho Yellow Seven held aiofi.
Tho cultural eha,tcring began
again. tho cards were swept into n
neat pack. disappearing into the ca.
paeious sleeve Of tho man who had
originally spread them out, and the
hand OF the Oriental who held tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
THE LIFE OF A HOME

A healthy. happy. con,entcd wife
Is the life and Joy OF tho home. and
tho greatest inspiration man can
have. yet how many homes IN Amer.
lea are blIghted By tho ill.hsalth and
Hufferinga OF tho wife and mother,
IL may be bcaekaehs. headaches. the
,ortures OF displacement or some
other ailmsnt peculiar 20 her sex,
which makes her irritable. despouf
emit, and her whole life a burden.
Every woman in this condition
should rely upon Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. made
from roots and hsrbs. 10 restore her
10 health and happiness. for stats,
ties prove that Il benefits % on,
Of overy 100 women who try it.--Ad
vertiscment.
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cruelty.
ThE tcd5 told bv ono Of his COM
panions tcho teas an epcldfness
"IIifher Eolonnois came drought by
the erH conscience that cried f0r
punishment thiHklng 70 act his
cruCliica. but me Indians ioiihin a
feto days after his arrival took him
prisoner and fore him IN pieces aiire
fhroicln0 his body. limb bD limb into
Tho fire. and his ashc, into Tho air
thas no trace or memory might re-
main."
In n conflict between n state con
stitution and that OF tho United
States which ruies7
The federal constitution.
what n the height OF the highest
mountain IN the Adirondack
Mount Marcy. approximately 5,0Ot
feet
Where and what n Hell Cater
A nGrroib dangerous channel lead
ING from tho Eat Rtper, Keto Yori
city. bcfincen Long Island aud Nan
haitian into long Island Sound.
why Ia not hsiium used more fol
tho initiation Of balloons and dlrig
ihlen7
because Of as ertreHle scarcity,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
EXTREME STYLES

Kid painted In Paisley designs and
shark, alligator. ostrich and lizard
skins are used 20 make the fancy
sandals so popular with those who
affect extreme styles In footwear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
CANE CHAIRS

Your cane chairs will look IKE new
II you wash the cane with hot soda
water-abou, two ounces OF soda 20
two quarts Of water. Be careful not
20 got this solution on the woodwork
or tho chair or II viii make spot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

Miss Grey will receive callers
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday. from ] 20 p. M
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from n a. m. 10 ~ M. each
week. Please 90 not come NJ
other times. as Il seriously inter
feres with her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
WET UMBRELLA

When an umbrella is wet do not
open It 10 dry. wipe II down with an
old silk handkerchief and leave 1t 10
drain shut up. with the handle
downward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
HAIR MATTRESS

a hair mattress filled with black
hair n said 20 be- moro satisfactory
than one filled with white. as tho lat.
ter has been bleached and 40 Il mats
more easily than tho unbles ched
kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
COTTON GLOyEs

Large cotton gloves slipped over
-FOUR hands while doing very dirty
homework win not make your fin.
gers clumsy and will save your hands
from scratches and evidences Of hard
work.
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NHnHlNH AaNtANN AfHN AAtNtAAs COMMITS
.Icner - paiise 40 Irsreitep. hritish North
is,rrso. prclures q warrant Tor thu arrest
II chai-ffauK Influential Chinese. Hewitt
: captured ty the yellow seven and Pen
nlastpn sues 60 hunt for him. ne u 40.
eompsnisa hv Mpettts beautiful sister.
Monica Ninry renningten learns that
useltts cook boy 3 member ~ the
yellow Seven
NOM GO on WITH THE STORY
She tFippcd over root that
crossed tho Remarked path. and
stumbled against him. gasplng for
breath.
I'm so-sorry." she painted. ~
smply--can't- ity'
Pennington steadled her with his
arm apologizing profusely.
he looked up and saw that the
guide had disappeared.
This was the first serious hitch
that had occurred. Swearing softly
10 himself. he carried her tho next
SO yards. rested her against tree.
and flashed his torch like a search.
,fsht, sweeping Il in all directions.
= suddenly be plunged forward and
caught the delinquent covering be.
hind n thorn.bush. lie drew the
shiyerlng Wong See from his hiding.
place. then kicked him with aston.
ishing accuracy.
The remedy proved efficaclous.
for. thruout tho final phases OF the
nocturnal expedition. Wong See
made no further attempt 20 elude
his eap,orl
The guide stopped abruptly. drop,
ping 10 his hands and knees. and
Pennington. creeping up 10 him. ex.
,lngulshed the torch. Monica. her
hands torn and bleeding. her neck
and wrists and ankles 50 many itch.
Ing zones where the thirsty blood.
suckers Of the jungle had taken
their toll. felt herself forced from
the main track hy the sudden pres
sure OF her companions left arm
Ahead OF them-scarccly 90 PAGES
distant--a light fiiekered for a mo
ment and then went out.
Pennington's lips. pressed against
her err. brcathed two words;
"ChaiHuug's sentry"
Penningtons hand had left Moni
cas- arm and n subdued, restless
yet constant something was COINS
on az her side. Presently she fer
solid mass press against her ans
found that she was gripping tbs
torch that Pennington had thrus
toward her. She CROPPED wildly II
>-sse darkness with her free hand
For matter OF seconds her hear
stood still. for in the space wher'
she had believed Pennington 20 b.
there was nothing. Her finger
dropped suddenly 20 a warm. mo
uonless body that lay PROSTATE a
her side.
She withdrew her hand. shudder
ing lnwarily, and somehow tn
torch flashed in tho biackness. send
ing bar OF brilliant light a,raigh
down the track that stretched be
fore her She saw huddlcd form
seated on what might have been
failan trunk aud then. before n
crcature-surpriscd by the illumina
tion-could bestir Itself. a white
clad figure had sprung like
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
CARPET HEATING

Spread your carpets and rugs on
an old ne; OF bedspriugs TO beat the
dust from them II you want them 10
look as II they had been done BY a
professional.
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clunningly.contrived figure Of STRAW,
with china mask and hands, over
which coat OF blue embroidered
with q many.headed dragon was
still dpwnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
MORE RIBBON

Moire ribbon is made into large,
smashing bows and fun. fluffy pom.
pons that adorn the newest fall
hats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
TEA TOWELS

Cotton crepe makes inexpensive
tea towels and does not need TO be
!roned.
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$500 IN CASH
CAN YOU FIND THE MISS

and originality will count.
month prize winners viii be
Seattle Star first Wednesday Of month
letters win be omitted from set Of advertisements
the first Wednesday Of each month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25

THE Daughter Of Chai.Hung."
the next episode OF this gripping
series. viii start in our noxt issur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-07-25
Cynthia Greys
Wife Hatmts HubbYs office and Neglects the Home
In Despair, Man Calls for Ways and Means Of
Solving This Dilemma.
BY CYNTHIA GREY

What to do icih office pestP The ordinary pest may
bo dispensed igh by several Uorp offeotive methods b
suppose the pest is other than friend i0ifef What
igould you do?
Seattle professional man faces this dilemma aud he adj
nits that he is stuped He's calling upon the public for
help.
Read his letter and then let s know II you think of a
good ay induce this meddD i0o TO stay at home and
attend to her icork. His letter follol0s
Dear Cynthia Grey In the of your various duties
asked many questions and there many inquiries
made of you.
l wonder If you have ever had the following situation
arise and what advice you would give under the following
conditions:
My wife has habit Of visiting my office daily; amounts
to almost mania She is often there much two hours
at time and beraes very soundly if do not devote
the entire time to her and her gossip, which amounts
nothing, when all said and done She 10 think that
she has been gey abused and nsued If she stays home
for single day. is asked TO do So We have won
derul home in the western part OF the city, but my meals
are hit and miss affair and the of the American
family the frying PAN my fate for hastily slapped to-
gether meal
My patients suffer and my practice has greatly decreased
as result of such actions wish that you would kindly
get expressions from other business men, and pro-
essona men Also TO what they would do under like cir
cumstances have tried all means 10 solve the problem
but without avail. A SUBSCRIBER
dangerous ar price, o, American oon TO-
undercnrrent often found in the surf
at tho seashoeT
tcaues arc high hey ron :, -, p -, wi. 80, .
80 -, e sn VIC uaiel
Thi ~ ,s ,9 NV 'oe atm Tendern
,,aI .,r, noe "a 49,
'' ''" '"V ''a~''uA me pasHing The Fotead
street The Tendea praetic
states mas Tho fsWss, letters oily disappeared do.e" years
you give n n account Of
TOBACCO grown IN Dcnmarkf tho Loon
u ods during me and unta killed
recently Planting
aoaeohea u nc urn q pre- Indians OF pen feared for hei
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Ezhe omitted from the advertisements
on this page eighteen correctly arranged viii spell
1T Read the Ads
where they omitted FROM and mall
-FOUR answer to the Editor Seattle
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ou,A sssNec 'ne.vstp
nEhIN nERE TnnAY

reitr rFpningter. detective, ~ detailed
=, are government Co capture thc leader
al iho yellow seven. q gsnE - chinese
tandits captain Iehn Hewitt. commits
sIcner ~ paiiee 40 1ssreitep. hritish North
garnaa. prcgures variant Tor thu arrest
n chai-ffanE Influential Chinese. Hewitt
: captured by the yellow Seven ana rtn-
nlnstpn rccr Go hunt ier him. re a. ac-
,op,panisa hF Mpettts beautiful sister.
Monica Ninry rtnringten learns that
ueeltt's cook boy Is member ~ the
NrNeu Seven
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-11

part or heinz 4; .. r. =, W r. r (Mt. Abram)
said bounded and described as fpiow .:
aSsass ss.s so OF
line -, Of T; No: !: R. w K r. @iies
5hsnss south q Tie town 81
along 1G the north Il n the Of shs @
Lot go rods; thence south along the west line OF
rs .o east to a tSs I'll:
line Of the town Of Kingeld thence south aiozs
i r. !:
ns me to Hs point 81 miles,
srhed 1apd is rsputed to be owned Great
eight hundred ninety six acres. more or less.
ps NO o. trss. Fl :; ,sna T. M Ahr.m9
Befnn ~ a. the southwest ,Ssn. come. q NJ
miles Of the west line Of the town Of Knx.
Of o ss Ss q:
fsen sns the sas Of PUBLIC
Rus IL Lot 1Ss go sdf @ south
town Of Salem ana the north line Of land said to
the ts::
north alSns the east l!nes q the town Of Madrid
said land to 1e ans RG ta Ss
more or less. Il
Ds No e. ds Of asS Il .as .Sa,sx.s,
On s a35 Y ss f. e
tn ~ the town Of Salem: on the west by the
two hundred fourteen acres more or les Ha'a'n'
pss .5i F. VS. r.
ton Of the Public Lot, the settiers lots on tie
'5 @ :: q
Pat G s q END the tract knSwn
ss sa 70 S
sixty acres. more or less. a.
~ s.al lse. 81 .1S x +:
s.s II sas "
aq s. Fana
q appears By their report recorded a The Ffsnf-
&c. sa e e -
drsd sixty acres. more Or 1 iess '1'@'' Two nun il
r. NO. 3. r. ;. B. K. p. w. K. R. (Jsrusalsml, part
a sad IN e. e. IN:
:; q ~: and
&: ::s,l: :; il: Il .sss.;ss
to a plan IN 9 ists ss
land is reputsd to b. oWasd BY e'5 F. Fisd.
ct ais. and contains nine hundred three acres
j: Of. being = lot Of land bounded q foiloNws:
Beglnnln& at an iron nup on the private way
leading from the County. Road to Huse's Mil;
feet to an iron hub; thence in . westerly dirsc-
tion to said County Road: thence in q souther-
way; thence on said private way in an eastsrly
direction to the point Of beginning. Said De:
Cook and contains ono acre. more or less. :
+! NO :. r. 2. 3. K p, W. K. r. (Jsrusalsm). part
ana Of sss
from ~ SAG DESCRIPTION parcel Of land known
Said described land with the exception noted, 10
reputed to be owned by the Carrabassst Tim
berland Company and contains ninety.two
acres, more or less.
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g fsss. s sss s:S ss:,s
Il: s:;
sa Fl ma 's Z
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;ssssss Is
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IS SsS.,
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a'$ !sSa: 'isssss
s. ssssjsS 70
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s:s$s Ssss; s$s;;
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linz e .a the f Ssnse n Testify the Ss sss
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;s:.:: Ii: i & i: Ing y I'D 5srs
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Ss'a
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'' 1874
1ss '1s Ss9a!9 Sssss sorass "
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@ 4s@ ss ;ss s;S SS";
ca ne TsgS Of the r 1s
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ssss IF being tel 10000
=? : sn' s ISIS ef Sse sss n Min:
gS ssssazs
$ :$:'::S !: '' '
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s:ssss
v NO II. a e. E., sd according ''''
fes 9 iss Of s 5hs S feSns IF
;s:s;s Ss
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s;:s t: ss ~ 4: ASsfss
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ss's s.srs;vs $aS5 r.;
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sss g Sid ts s. sss9ra mss. ana
s p aHa once N f the s. State of Maine
ss ss: Ssn;s, "fS: ss
sSdeY; acres 1se2s1 s4sss sol7
s,: sSi toxn sSiprG s
IL i sas ssss N@s
owned % b Pnsrs T IN. is G seputsa to be
asys ss Ss Rue!s t~snty "1 the"ssnd
"@ % al, IL R. R;.s +; aseordns
s$s ;s$f'a Is s sxsSs
be Of BY pDa Ere snS
less 'ano three hundred forty more - 80,
H ~ al. nj RI Ri, 49, " L. s. according
shs Sass as1:
ssss1s sas''xs fSS2:
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s s1Sted to - be Allasash
ss SIX a Srs;;:
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sa plan tse Of said n township made and
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5 1"RsssG = es sstsa ss!' e
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:ss:; % '''' '''''
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sss + Sss;e ;;ps'sa Sss sSs;'
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5 ID ;5sns s s:ssss: ''
to a survey and plan of said township made
quarter is repued the Ameri-
G5a"h sxs t~o acres s Pns or
4 s:st S being q: ~ '
%s sssas + ; sn5s $sS$sssifsss
elusive of Public hun
- drrcd twelve acres; more or less 2237S GLIB
south half of ling to a
81 + $s i hg;:
thousand six hundred thirty-nine
NO. IL r. L. according to survey 80 ' 1.-Two
and plan Of said township made and returned to
the Land Office of the
Barker in 1850 Said to be
owned by the Alagash Land Company. and
tans TWEEN w thou
sand thry-eight o e5se5 2e4Ae 2e7sI
T. NO. 10. r. L. s accordin to a ~ ~ '''A
O. said ownship madea nd return
Barker s to be
owned by the heirs of Rufus Mansur
thousand nine hundred wenty-eigh
and plan of said township made returned to
the Land o tie of
Barker in including said
t1on a parcel OF land containing 296
4 to be owned by Alex and Eugene Caron.
parcel containing 62 said to be owned
acres. said to be
parcel containing SO acres said to be owned
to be ned ct al and contain
; exclusive Of Public Lot and the executions
seven more. s7s~ 1858 sosss
farm arm lot y lying a in the westerly '' part art q
it~f~ h IA
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sat az os s:s R a:s

. contains. exclusive Lot, =?
twenty-five thousand nine hundred
mara ar Lass al
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Barker in 1850 Said township is reputed to b
tans. exclusive of Public Lot. twenty-five thou
= s an t, thirty r eight Il. a acres more or less.
and plan Of said township. made and returned /
the Land ONCE of the State of Maine by Small
owned by the heirs of Rufus .Mansur. ct al:
thousand nine hundred twenty eight acres. NOR
mo- H. e. t. aeesrdng to
the Land Office of the State of Maine by Small
IN ass s
4 to be owned by Alex and Eugene Caron. and
osep anyn 81 said to be
acres acres SAID to be owned BY Jos: choaihard and
30 Sara to Be
to be owned by D. Pingree. ct ais. and contains
noted fourteen thousand two hundred sixty
seven eve a, acres more " or less. ,.r+ =, ,.n.
sssefssa s5a %Iss
ar is and s9 be wo
area nnetysN aeres en more or less Two
No 4, IT, " F. p L. s. Part ns Of being
township. and adjoining the road leading Z
nv SAID dssnh is
r. NJ i, +. Is. W, T: i. S: part Of: being !,
township BOUNDED as follows: Northwestern
atts the and t6a lime Of eana the
other sides by forest land. said to be owned b
D. P1nEree, ct ais. SAID OeScrlDeQ lana, VIII
the buildings thereon, is reputed to be owne
by Joseph Chouinard. and contains seventy
two acres, more or less,
T. NO. A., r. 16. w. E. L. s.. part Of. being
farm lot lying in the southwest part Of sal
! by the boundary line between the United State
and the Dominion Of Canada; on all other side
by forest land said to be owned by D. Pin
|, gree. ct ais. Said described land. with tn
= buildings thereon, is reputed to be owned b.
Amedee Pelletier and contains fifty acres. NOR
less,
T. NO. II. r. IT. W. E. L. s.. part of. not including
the Powers Gore. so-caled, according to sur
vey and plan Of said township. made and re
turned to the Land once Of the State Of Main
by Small & Barker in 1850. Said township. wit
the exception noted. is reputed, to be owned b.
John A. Weatherbee, ct ais. and contains TWEEN
ty-three thousand four hundred twenty-seve
acres, more or less, l.,
T. NO. II, R. II. W. E. L. s., part Of. being know
as the Powers Gore: according to survey an
plan Of said township made and returned to tn
Land ONCE Of the State OF Maine by Small I
Barker in 1850. Said Gore Is reputed to b.
owned by the American Realty Co.. ct ais an
contains. exclusive of Public Lot. six THOUSAND
), six hundred seventy e-acres. more or less.
7. NO. II. r. II, w. Z. L. S., according to q sur
vey and plan of said township made and re
turned to the Land Office of the state OF Main
by Small & Barker in 1850. Said township i
reputed to be owned by the E. G. Dunn estate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-11

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