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ton Of the dismantled city wall with
the green-scunmed moat built to de-
fend the landward side. Along the
inner levee face he presently saw what
he had come to see. Dominique, the
honorable councillor of the city, and
the resplendent admiral of the re-
public of Cartagena, even now fight
ing for its life against the king O.
SPANS men across the Caribbean sea.
The small carronade which marked
the hour of retreat-eight o'clock
barked at the city hall. At once,
slaves and children, soldiers and
sailors, must be off the streets of the
Vieux Carrie The lazy boom of war
ship down the crescent bend of the
Mississippi answered; and, following
the sound idly, the counts eye noted,
before the plaza, long, black, rakish
clipper with shining yellow masts, new
sails glistening as they hung to dry,
and untenanted decks, swee' and clean
as ballroom floor.
"a beauty, that Seraphiner he
unused. THE latest Yankee, out from
Boston, cannot match her. Ho, Be
luchel She must make old blood stir
in you two adventurers Aye, turn
your envious eyes asidel"
He started at a step on the leyee.
The gamester of the Bourse de la
Maspero had come along the dis
mantled rampant of the fort Sazarac
bowed with recognizing smile. The
bronzed cheeks looked even darker
below the whited wig; his eyes had
the level, thoughtful humor of the
man who laughs behind unreliable
reserve.
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CAPTAIN SAZARAC

gether. their arms gesticulating Wild
ly. were vainly trying each to quiet
the other.
you know 1t is" gasped the wor-
thy alderman, holding his side by
the Lord I'll am not fooled-no, no |
Shaver as priest, his hair whited as
an English squires-muffied by stock
and peruke no. nothing deceives
these old eyes Of minel"
Thou id fool-silence whis-
pered the swarthy admiral Of Carta-
gena. us there not still price upon
his head-an added price since he re-
nounced the Presidents pardon, and
involved himself In that affair Of Gal
weston island? Spanish, English-the
Americans, too-they would hound
him to the gallowsI"
The tall cloaked figure was passing.
Twenty PAGES away, the entrance to
La Bourse de la Maspero was filed
with watching burghers.
And from them all young man had
advanced smilingly. In his full
chtA sCt 81 CCn (Oat ohAA43Ak WA4tC
breeches held within his polished Hes
sian boots, the young Count de Almo-
master bowed gracefully and extended
q hand all but hidden by his beruffied
cum.
"At the green room Of Maspero's,
sir, none play save those to whom
New Orleans extends it's hospitality.
If, perchance, at any time, the name
Of a gentleman could serve In pos
sible affair, 1 am the grandson Of Don
Almonaster Roxas."
II thank you, Monsieur" The
stranger extended his own. II am
Captain Gaspar Sazarac, recently on
service with the United States explo-
rations In the West" He shrugged
smilingly: 81 thank you, Monsieur"
He turned and met again two eld-
erly men who stared unbelievingly.
Then the gold-laced admiral Of Car
tagena placed hand upon his shoulder.
Behold usi" he whispered. q
Beluche-and this, old Dominique
Dogs Of old days and green seas
And you-the Captain Jeanl"
The stranger gazed at them ques-
tionly. at may be-" he unused, that
after the heat is done, l shall take the
air upon the levee by the old Fort st.
Louis. The gentry do not promenade
just there, l believe"
Before the eyes Of the watching
burghers at the coffee house he saun-
tered down the cobbles of the rue
Charities. The fat and honest alder
man muttered; and then, at a laugh
from the young count, he turned to
stare fiercely at him.
81 shall take the air upon the levee
myself, sirs," smiled Raoul. "Ho,
Do not fail your cap
tainl"
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CD Lionel Barrymore is not dead, but
Olive Thomas is She died in Paris
about two years ago. (3) No, these
girls are not one and the same person
% Conrad Nagel and Thomas Meighan,
Lasky Studios, Hollywood, Calf; Bebe
Daniels and Alice Brady. Paramount
Pictures Corporation, 4s5 5th Ave, New
York City; Mae Murray, Metro Studios
Hollywood, Calf; Richard Barthelmess,
Inspiration Pictures, 665 Fifth Ave,
New York City. Rodolph Valentino has
no permanent address at present. He
and his wife are making transcon-
tinental tour, giving dancing exhibit
tions in the larger cities as they go
Thanks. girls, same to you, and / am
also very grateful to you for the songs
you so kindly sent me.
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Reader All will be
fully and carefully except those seeking medical
be sent self stamped envelope accompanies the
each letter be made
All communications strictly
envelope also with these they forwarded directly
to
Address plainly with Brooks 545
Lake CITY Utah
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to some place of amusement right away
after getting the introduction? CD
How old do you think / am from my
handwriting? Wishing you success in
your work.
ANOTHER BOY FROM IDAHO.
You are herewith admitted and also
welcomed heartily. % No, Boy. 1t Is
not necessary to Immediately and at
once take the young lady to some place
of amusement. Chat pleasantly a few
minutes. but there Is no need for such
haste, although II you are particularly
anxious to take the little lady out. you
could make an engagement to do so at
some future time, IL you no desired.
I'm afraid to guess your age-afraid
because / think you are too young to
be making many dates with young la
dies. Now aren't your Thanks. Boy,
for your good wishes and also for the
song.
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BY Charles Tenney Jackson
Copyright By The Bobbs-Aerrill Company
THE CAPTAIN JEANI"

SyNOPSIS-Under the name OF
Captain Sazarac." and disguised.
Jean LATTE. former freebooter
of Barataria. prescribed. returns
to the city of New Orleans. He
10 recognized by two of his old
companions. Alderman Dominique
and Beluche. At the gaming
tables Sazarac has won much
money from Colonel Carr, Brit
ish officer. John Jarvis. the city's
nrst bohemian of the arts and
letters. an old-time friend of La
ftte. tells of a woman's face and
smile.
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Tonight Ghall claim my
wager from Colonel Carr"
Gro BE coNTINUED.)
orioin of Goldfish.

Goldfish are the result of the eliml-
nation of the somber colors in a vari.
ETY. of carp by seleetive breeding be
gun by the Chinese and Japanese ir
the Sixteenth century.
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CHAPTER II
A ship for a Pirates Eve.

A Ship for a Pirates Eye.
Il was dusk when Raoul de Almo-
master sauntered along the moldering
brick psrapet of the little pentagonaI
fort that marked the upper river juno
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Dear Miss Brooks:
Please answer these few questions for
u.s. % What are the latest dance
pieces? ~ Are Lionel Barrymore and
Olive Thomas dead? CD Is Jacqueline
Logan and Margaret Livingston the
same person? "a Please give the adj
dress of Bebe Daniels, Conrad Nagel,
Alice Brady, Mae Murray Rudolph VAL
eutino. Richard Barthelmess and Thorn
as Meighan. Hoping we haven't taken
up too much space and wishing you
success. Yours sincerely
TWO GIRLS FROM UTAH.
Yes girls, l am very pleased to an
swer your questions. % Among the
late dances are Under the Mellow
Moon" and Honeymoon Chimes both
waltzes. and Blossom Time" Dream
Boat" and Crying for YOU fox trots.
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Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear Miss Brooks:
hope that l am welcome to your
corner and that you win answer my
questions. (1) What is the meaning
of Grace, Annie. Mary and Florence?
(2) When an automobile stops should
a girl go to the car or should tho boys
come to the girlsf
r. A. b.. Spanish Fork, Utah.
You are NIL welcome, my dear. ID
Grace is Latin name and Annie is He
brew, both meaning grace" Mary
means bitter" and Florence means
blooming" / do not find that your
,ther names have a special meaning.
(2) II young man calls at your home
in an automobile he should come to
your door for you. 1t is very rude for
boy to sit in his car and expect
girl to come running out when he
"honks'' for her. A young man should
be courteous enough to call for a young
girl at her door.
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Excitement is welcome In order t,
make us forget a good many things.
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I can say nothing but the very best
for your corner. Can you answer
question Tor me? % What is the
meaning of the name Ruth? 90 How
old would you Judge me to be by the
enclosed poem which / composed?
RAY OF SUNSHINE FROM DIXIE.
Thanks my dear, / think your poem
quite clever. You must be a veritable
ray OF sunshine indeed to get the Joy
out OF your work which you seem to.
/ would say about fourteen. Ruth means
friend" Hope you are quite rested
by this time and refreshed enough to
make some more "taffy"
To NJ. II. HOWE. Idaho.-Your songs
VIII be sent to you as soon as locstee
tho envelope you enclosed ts1nx USE
FOR that purpose.
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Dear Miss Brooks:

Dear MISS BROOKS.
am enclosing one of the requested
songs, and would like to have the song,
"As your hair grows whittier" Though
a married man with daughters of my
own, 1 have been interested in your
Corner and find that you give good.
wholesome advice to the girls who ap-
peal to you for the same. Wishing
you JOY and success in your work. / am
yours truly.
j. F. H, Washington, Ut.
I am always so pleased to hear from
the fathers and mothers. 1t is more
gratifying to me than perhaps you
think to know that the advice and in
formation 1 am endeavoring to give
meets with the approval of the fathers
and mothers. thank you sincerely for
your letter and also for the song. i
do not now recall a song by the title
you request but we shall see IL some
one else recognizes it.
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Dear Miss Brooks:
/ asked for a song a while ago. You
said IL might be the wrong title. 1t II
called Spotted Fawn." My grandmoth-
er sang II to my mother, and now moth
er has forgotten 1t. 1t Is OF an Indian
maid who fell in love with young
White Cloud" 1t goes on to tell how
her fathers braves way-laid them both
and murdered them. The song may be
many generations old for all know, an
II was sung by my great-grandmother.
Hoping this win help someone to rec
ognize the song, ] remain.
DAWN, Smithfield.
Yes. remember your request. Dawn.
but l have never found or received rhs
song. Perhaps your little sketch of tho
story viii help someone to recognize 1t
We will hope at least Thanks so
much. dear. for the one sou sent. You
shall surely have the song you so much
desire. IL 1t is to be found.
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To BUSY BEE, Heber, Utah. am
glad you are not such a Busy Bee that
you could take time to copy the two
songs for me. dear. and / am indeed
grateful to you. The words are all we
wish. What can do for you now?
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STAMPED BABY GOODS

complste line of BABY GOODS here Writs
Tor prices. Patience Baby Shoppe. So So Main.
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SONGS RECEIVED
The following songs and poems have
been received during the past week.
and 1 wish to thank each one for their
kindness in contributing them:
! Left Because l Loved You, etc.
Say You'll Be Mine.
In An OLD Fashioned Garden.
Just Tell Her I'm a Utah Boy. or
The Utah Volunteer.
She Has Fallen by the waysids.
Nanny OMine.
IT'S the Picture From Lies Other
Side.
I Amt Nobody's Darlin'.
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I do not know the title of a poem 1
wish. but 1 can give the theme of it,
1t is about a poor violinist. While he
looks at his old violin, his favorfte one,
which think he intends to sell, he tells
the story of tho life II has gone
through. Part of the story is this: A
woman, of exquisite beauty. sat in
box seat by the stage. Her arms were
full of beautiful roses. He. the violin
list, sees her and falls in love with
her. He then plays The last Rose of
Summer" He plays It so beautifully
that the lady in the box cries and says,
No! mol See. the world is full of
roses" and throws her roses on the
stage before the artist. One thorn
clings to the strings. If you can find
these pieces for me 1 will not be able
to thank you enough as I value them
both very much. / thank you kindly
for your kind and prompt attention. /
am yours respectfully.
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I have been interested in your corner
of the newspaper for quite a while.
have two questions 1 would like to ask
of you % / have a Jealous nature.
How would you cure it? (2) Can you
give me the name of a good childs
magazine? I hope you will admit me
to your corner. Lovingly yours,
KID, Rexburg, Ida.
Indeed you are welcome % My
dear, jealousy is but a form of selfish
ness, so why cultivate it? Cultivate in
stead those qualities which make You
loving and loveable and you then need
have no fear that anyone else will take
your place in the affections of those
you love. Those we love must have
other friends and admirers. We could
not If we wished. and we should not
wish to deprive them of these, else we
would be wholly selfish. and to be
wholly selfish is to be utterly miser-
able and unhappy
So, therefore. grille, begin at once to
want your friends to have all the hap
piness possible, and IL you really want
them to be happy. you will want others
% like them. and want them to enjoy
others beside yourself. (2) The
Youths Companion" is a very splen-
did young persons magazine as is also
; he American Boy" which many girls
snjoy as much as boys do. "St Mich
olas" is also splendid magazine, and
or the young child Child Life" is a
very fine little magazine.
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Dear Miss Brooks:
VIII you admit another boy 10 your
corner? Hope l am welcome. VIII you
please answer one question for me
1NWhen boy is being introduced to
girl is it proper for him to take her
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To THOMAS. Midvale, Ut.-A letter
addressed to the name given in your
letter has been returned to me marked
unclaimed" II you wish the answer
to your questions and the name of a
preparation which will remove tan and
sunburn, please send correct address. 1
thank you kindly for the song you en-
closed, and / will be very pleased to
answer your questions upon receipt of
your correct address.
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REQUESTED SONGS AND POEMS
These songs and poems are on the
requested and To-Be-Found list:
A Soldier of the Legion.
The Silver Dagger.
Little Girl You Are So Small.
Dear Little Heart Meath the Daisiss-
Spanish Juanita-
First Line: A Tenderfoot Just From
Town.
The Violinist.
Loretta.
Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet.
With the Blue Ribbons on 1t.
Qrandfather's Clock.
Baby Mine
That Kid of Mine.
Captain links.
Help One Another. Boy. When Pull
ing Hard Against the Stream.
Glover.
For Every Boy That's on the Level
There's a Girl that's on the Square
Hand In Hand Again.
Blue Bird.
Spotted lawn.
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The poem which you give a brief
sketch of / have not been able to find,
therefore I am placing your letter here,
hoping someone will recognize it as one
they have or know. Should some one of
my readers have 1t / am sure you will
receive ii in due time.
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ment. She denied il, but was both
cred. Then / pretended to lie In a
stupor for almost an entire day. When
| came to, 1 acted as If l were stu
pid, as II I were some one else. /
said / was a writer and asked for pen
ellis and paper, and wrote pages of
nonsense.
II heard Bristow talking to Copley
'Shamming,' ne said at first, but she
was convinced by this time that she
had given me an overdose, and final
lv got him to thinking so, too. /
heard him explaining to her ABOUT
shock and something about "a con
CENTRALLY weak brain She was up
set about 1t all, but he told her, Bet.
ter so. If it's true
"He put me through all kinds OF
tests-surprises, everything It was
dreadful. but my nerves are strong
and was fighting for my life He
talked to me about my parents, my
home. I was indifferent Then he
got to trying to make me remember
things that aren't true He told me
my name was Verna Copley, and /
repeated it. after. them like a parrot
] have only forgotten my pose with
them once. That was when Copley
tried hat on me and I caught a
glimpse Of myself and burst out laugh
ing. But it was so grotesuue that
even an imbecile would have laughed
II have been afraid to make myself
known to any one. To say that am
Hope Ranger would only convince
most people that ] am the 1unatic ]
appear. But I am Hope Ranger, i
am And 1 know that you will be-
iieve me. just as / believed YOU
Continued in Our Next Issue)
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AZ ANY are the eyes that are
AVA turned to gaze with keen ad-
msration on the well developed,
healthy girl no matter where she
may be-on the rapidly moving
thoroughfare or gliding gracefully
over the dance floor.
All eyes turn because we all ap-
preciate the girl with the figure
20 firm and plump-the girl with
radlantly red cheeks, cheeks that
carry touch Of roses from ma
lures own garden-the girl with
the sparkling eyes, keen and sharp
the girl with buoyancy and the
swing Of youth.
Not. necessarily an out-of-doors
girl. Just a girl with ever in
creasing blood cells. Just 2 girl
filed with the vim and vigor OF
youth.
8. s. S., since 1925. has stood for
increased blood cells. 8. s. 8.
means restored strengthening
died vitality-added energy. Take
s. 8. s. and watch the bloom OF
youth return to your cheeks. Watch
that fiabby, Ill nourished flesh fade
away before flesh that is firm and
plump. Red blood cells will do it
and s. S. S. will build them. It
contains only pure vegetable in.
gradients. S. s. S. is sold at all
good drug stores. The large
size bottle is more economi.
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lin, Derison and Butler. and Albion,
Purdue and Franklin.
Prof. d. A. Owen has completed
thirty-eight years of service as OBJ
server for the United States weather
bureau at Franklin. With the excep-
ton OF few days spent in New Mex
leo for his health his service has
been uninterrupted.
| Married men will not be permitted
to teach in Huntington schools after
this year The ruling will affect clever
teachers now there.
Big and little, young and old. seri
GUS and frivolous, in fact, every one
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CHAPTER XIII

Days very seldom go exactly as
planned. Brislow lowered about all
morning; helping lay out the work,
consulting books. offering suggestions,
keeping Kelsey so busy. that he did
not have a moment to slip away from
his desk and look for the girl, and
the afternoon was not much better.
II was almost o'clock before he felt
free TO leave the office and seek her.
Most Of the patients, he saw, with
their attendant nurses. were clus-
tered over at the side OF the lawn.
interestedly watching the destruction
OF a wide section OF the wall beyond
the encircling hedge.
He stood looking on with the others,
but his eyes were less engaged with
the wall than in sitting the group of
spectators for a sight Of the girl; and
he had about made up his mind that
she was not present, when he finally
saw her sitting on a stone bench a
little removed from the rest.
Kelsey looked about fog the omni-
present nurse. but she was nowhere
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HOOSIER BRIEFS

I heir respects to Mrs. Mary A. Stull.
wing near Columbus, on her ninety
bird birthday Sunday. Open house
vas held.
Physicians of Jackson, Bartholomew
nd jennings counties meet at North
ernon, Oct. 10. A dinner and an ad
ress by DIR. Salb Of Seymour are fea.
lures.
Two triangler debates have been ar
anged for the women debaters OF
rankin. They are between Frank
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For the first time in history, the
johnson County board of education
mas ruled that no township teacher
may attend the State Teachers AS
ISOLATION convention to be held at In
dianapolis.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hedgewood, Conner
vile, is the new president of tn,
Women's Relief Corps of the Fourth
District. The 1924 convention will be
neld at Columbus.
Smith w. Brookhart, United States
Senator from Iowa, is expected t.
speak at FIT. Wayne Oct. IA. The DC
casion is a Farmer-Labor demon
Pstraticn.
Members of Clinton County lodges
knights of Pythias, plan a reception
soon for Elmer Bassett, Shelbyville
attorney and new head of the Indiana
Grand Lodge.
Golfers from Greenville, Portland,
Union City and Winchester win hold
tournament. The four-oity match
Is scheduled for next Sunday.
Columbus members Of the American
Legion are planning a club home Aid
of either the Red Cross or the county
commissioners in buying the property
is sought.
The Kendalville city council has
voted $4,000 for the Improvement of
the city light plant
Many friends and relatives paid
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Put it on any grounds you
please. Bristow interrupted with a
zignificant movement Of the head.
Shall I expect you here tomorrow
morning.
Yes ''curtly. III draw up sort
Of schedule tonight Of the subjects
TO be covered, and have it ready to
submit to you"
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The Kendalville city council has
voted $4,000 for the Improvement of
the city light plant
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will frolic at Alexandria Oct. 25-27.
The occasion is the Elks' charity cir
Gus.
A new civic organization at Bicknell
has a membership roll OF $50. Mem
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bership teams hops to increase the
total to 800
The new six-year high school build
ing at Lebanon has been completed
and classes are moving In
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No serious earthquake has been
felt in England since 1850
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

T came at last. Kelsey had
been so intent on discovering
G some underlying motive in the
request, that he had not seen the adj
vantage to himself 1t was a great
light, but still he could not divest him
self Of doubt.
What's your game, Docter?" he
asked bluntly.
I wouldn't pull you out Of the
water il saw you drowning, or
rescue you from a burning house.
But it's foolish for a man to cut off
his nose TO spite his face; and I'm
pretty well fed UP on Iolfng. Per
haps. on the understanding that 1
take over this work solely for my
own diversion and advantage. and
not in any sense TO aid you,
might
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Hope Ranger. daughter of wealthy
1or1ng Ranger. disappears after a
luncheon with friends at the Plaza. A
hundred dollar reward is Of
fered by the father for the safe return
Of his daughter.
Rangers two friends Eustice Highly.
attorney. and -Jaurez Charley adyen-
turer. assist in the search for Hope.
Acting upon directions from Hopes
csptors. Ranger leaves a hundred thou
sand dollars worth of bonds at a place
mentioned by the abductors.
At DR.. Bristow's sanitarium George
Kelsey is detained. He meets verna
Copley. patient. who is supposed to be
sister to Anita Copley. nurse. A per-
sonage comes to spend some time at
the hospital and DR.. Morton tells KEEL
sey that he is called Alderman Higgins.