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A GALERAS POR
!. GORRUPTOR

CORPUS CHISTI, mayo % Wi
llie Larue, padre del nino nacido ha-
ce cuatro meses dc la mia de .diez
afios Mary Cavander. ha sido senten-
ciado por los tribunaIes a IS ailes de
trabajos forzados en- la penitenciaria
del estado.
La infeliz muchacha, que desde que
di0 luz fue acogida por los misionc
ros de San Antonio, no Sc encontraba
presente en- la sala cuandO Sc nctific0
la sentencia su degradado corrup-
tor.
La nifita conoci0 Larue despues
de qnedar huerfana v en- su casa es-
tuvo viviendo por algdn tempo Y con
ella hizo aquel las veces de padre. Els
irlandesa Y naci0 ell mismo dfa de San
Patricio.
Ella fue la tinica testig0 en- el pro-
ceSo seguido contra Larue al cual hui
DO que trasladarlo de San Antonio EN-
vista de la hoStilidad general del ye-
cindario que estaba resuelto linchar-
10.
Larue confes6 ante ell tribunal que
81 era ell padre de la criatura nacida
de Mary y Sc declare dispuesto cum
plir de buen grado cualquier castigo
que la jhsticia estimara necesario.
Ell estado liabfa pedido la pena ca
pital para el'seductor, pero Ell abcga-
do defensor persent6 ciertas circuns-
tancias atenuantes Y ademas la acti-
tud del REQ confesandose culpable fue-
ron parte para que Sc lie perdohara la
vida condenandolo 15 aflos de traba
jos forzados.
La madre de Larue y sus amigos
declararon ante el tribunal aseguran
do que su conducta habfa sido siempre
intachable.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-05

el chauffeur Francisco Delgad0, ma
quina propiedad de don Enrique Toro
Casals, arroll6 q Ia nina Ursula RI
vas Bigay, causandola lesiones leyes.
De Ia Investigation practicada por
Ia policIa, Sc despiende que no hubo
negligencia alguna por parte del con-
ductor del vehfculo.
-Isidro Maldonado, vecfno del ba-
rrio Portuguese la sido denunciado por
la pOlicfa que lie acusa de haberle SCR
prendido transportando siete medias
botellas de ron.
Jose Segarra ha sidO arrestado
por la policfa para poncrlo a dispo-
sici6n de In Corte Municipal, bajo in
culpaci6n de haber hurtado una ga
lima un gallo, propiedad die Euge-
Mo Gazard, rcsidepte este en- Ia Can
terra.
FL yecino Luis Rivera ha sido de-
tenido por la p0licfa, para someterlo
In justicia como autor de un deli
to de abuse de confianza, cometido. al
disponer del importe de un recibo de
diez t5lares que lie entreg0 Luis We
lez para que 10 cobrase.
-Asistiendo nuneroso pGblico, in
tegrado por amigos de la casa, aver
tarde Sc lIev6 a cabo la inhumaci6n
del cadaver de la bondadosa ioven
dofia Maria Vidal, esposa de nuestro
amigo el Lcdo. LeopoIiD Tormes. &
Damos nuestro sentido p&same los
deudos de la finada doila Maria.
-Anoche Sc celebr6 una jarana- -bai-
lie en- los salones d ella Ponce High
School, acto social organizade para
arbitrar fondos que ingresaran Ell los
de In Escuela Betances.
A orillas del rio Portuguese Ia po-
licia encontr0 un aparato de destilar
alcohol Y la fuerza ha dlenunciado a
Felix Dfaz, supuestO dueiio de la ci-
tada fibrica al aire libre de icores.
-Incluyendo lor casos que queda-
rcn pendientes del mes de abril, la
Corte Municipal de esta ciudad tenii
para resolver durante el lies dc mayo
463 casos, pues en- ese periodic de ITEM
DO fueron radicadOs $50.
Durante el mes fueron resueltos 1856
de los cuales Theron condenatorios 307
absolutofios 26. Los casos sobresef-
dos fueron %. Las apelaciones enta-
bladas fucron II y quedaron pendien-
tes para JUNO rs casos.
LA policfa arrest0 esta mafiaIla q
las caatro Rafael Gonzalez, quien
acabaBa de descerrajar 1 puerta de Id
pulperfa que en- La calle del Conner
clio posee don Baldomero Santos..
En- poser de Rafael encontr0 la po-
licfa un llavfn y I'm cuchillo.
En- la plaza del mercado esta ma
mana ell Captain Martinez Chapel, CO.
mandante de este distrito policial, de-
comis6 cuatro ruletas que aparente-
mentemcnte eran dedicadas yender
chucherfas; pero que en- realitad Sc
utilizaban para jugar dinero.
yeinte dfas &c carcel, sin cestas,
impuso el Hon. juez Dfaz Cintr0n de
Ia Corte dc Distrito Il Delffn Ruiz.
llien Sc declare culpable de I'M delito
contra la salud pdblica, aduIteraci6n
de leche.
s. CorresDOpsdl.
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Priscilla Dean
Famosa Actriz dol Cine


Una 0 dos cucharaditas limpian per
fectamente el cabello y el cuero cabe-
iludo Pongase en- una tasa con url po-
co de aqua tibia unas dos tres cucha-
raditas de Mulsi6ed. M6jese sencilla.
mente el cabello y frotelo con este.
Produce una espuma rica y abundante,
Ia cual Sc enjuaga facilmente qtiitando
hasta Ia Ultima particula de polvo y
caspa. FL cabello Sc SEGA rapida y
uniformemente hacienda flexible el cue
iro cabelludo y el pelo fno, sedoSo. lus.
troso y ondulado.
ri aceite de coco Mulsifed puede OBJ
tenerse facilnnente en- cua1quier botica,
drogueria, perfumeria peluqueria.
.Es muy econ6mico, pues bastan unas
,cuartas onzas para toda una familia
durante n1eses. Cuidese de las innita.
ciones, Exijase que sea Mulsified fa,
bricado por Watkins.
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.|NFORNAC|ON De PONCE

Il X z
Ponce, JUNO 3.-Han regresado de
New York a esta ciudad, con viva sa-
tisfacci6n para esta sociedad, Ia dis
tinguida seflora Carmen Barnes de
Subira cen ella su bella elegante
him Lillian, perfumado capullo del
jardfn ponceiio.
Bienvenidas sean.
Del garage que en- la calle Villa
tiene establecido Baltazar Tricoche
sustrajo un tubo para gonna de auto
m6vil el individuo Manuel Rodriguez
contra ell que la policfa formula de
nuncia en- la Corte Municipal.
La simpdtlca y culta seforita Ro.
sa Ma. Anziani, esten6grafa de la of.
Gina del Hon. Francisco PARA Cap6
Comisionado de Seryicio PGblico, po-
licfa Y Prisiones de csta localidad, sc
someti6 en- ell Asilo de Damas una
operaci6n de cirugfa que practicaron
los dcctores de la Pila Iglesias, Fe-
rrer y Gotay Purcell.
Hay veriadero inter6s por admirar
! va sana y contenta a la amable Sc
1Orita Anziani.
La policfa sorprendi0 en- ell site
conocido por Machuelito al vecino AL
berto Gonzalez, transportando i'm ga
Ion de ron destilado clandestinamep-
te.
mas registradas en- los t1ltimos dfas.
ha mostradose nuevamente muy sec6
el tempo y Sc teme un nueyo perfo-
do de sequfa.
Los policfas Fernando Rodriguez J
SuSano Gonzalez decomisaron Ell jel pa.
tio de la residencia de don Juan Oil
YER, en- la playa de esta ciudad, un
aparato de destilar siete cuarterolas
con fermentos; Y en- una tienda pro-
piedad del mismo seflor Oliver encon-
I'trarOn dos medias botellas de jugo die
uyas con alcohol.
Ell Hon. juez Dfas Cintr6n ha de-
clarado con lugar las demandas de
divorcio interpuestas por Isabel Gar
cfa contra Luvino Draya, por Juana
Lopez contra Pablo Dusarden, por Do
lores Toro contra Ines Santos AImodo-
var, por Carmen Rivera contra Miguel
Plaza, por Ovidio Rojas contra Juana
Sierra Lebr6n Y por Vicente Vega Ia
ragcsa contra Celia Hernandez Ali
cea. M rs sg &si gs.e 30 Z.
-En el barrio Tibes, la policfa in
sular decomis0 un alambique que te-
MIA Ell. su pdGEer, en- yiolaci0n IA la ley
el vecino Juan Torres. La misma
fuerza Sc ilcauto lie siete cuartillos
de ron yitfes de anfs que tenfa en- SUI
tienda Tonds Franco y lie un cuarti-
llo que guardaba en- su establecimien-
to de fonda Heraclio Rivera.
Roy han lido a Cayey vari0s au-
tom6viles lIenos de amantes de la Pc
lota, al objeto de asistir los dos mat
chs de baseball que sostendra allf, en-
esta fecha el club Ponce" iugando
contra ell "Humacao."
|, LA policfa ha sindicado ante la
Corte de Paz al .vecino Jose Gonza-
lez, inculpandole de estar en- possession
de I'm revolver mientras reccrrfa la
via pdblica, sin que legalmente pudiera
portar esa arma.
-En la Gale Salud, aver a las 80,
el auto ndmero 1924, en- cuyo gufa iba
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LAS DEsERCIONES DE MARINOS
AAIERICANOS DESDE 1916.
(Por Robert S. Thornburgh) }

("LG PrenSa," NeW York;
WASHINGTON, mayo 24.-Un in
forme official publicado aver por el de-
partainento de marina de los Estados
Unidos, ha puesto de manifesto las de-
sereiones en- f1asa entire los marinos
de la armada americana. ''t - .
Ell Official de navfo r. H. Leigh ha-
presentado los datos estadfsticos re-
elativos a este asahto y sG lieetnra, ha
aoiiginado acalorados concentrates en-
tire el. elemento official .quien Sc Gull
pa de ello. .s,.c,f /,
Ell mencionado Official, despues de
criticar acerbamente los metodos de
atrenamiento de los marines ameri
canos manifesto que desFe 1916 el mi
nero de desertores Sc eleya a 03.717.
En- mi opinion, continifa diciendo el
Official Leigh estas lamentables defec-
clones de nuestrcs marinos Sc deben a
los maIos tratos de que son objeto por
parte &c los jefes inmediatos que no
son hombres que hayan pasado por
nuestras academies.
Los cabos de can6n,. guardias de
preferencia condestables comsideran
| a los subordinad0s como seres de una
clase inferior Y sus nlodales no sc
ajustan a las mas elementales leyes
| De urbanidad.
Recomienda que Sc imparta i'm cur
! so especial de administrator todo
el personal directive. con objeto de
que atribuyan Ia debida importancia a
procedimientos y metodos que hoy es-
tan en- desuso despecho de Ia cons!
tancia con que sc recomienda su EN-
pleo.
| La respuesta al cuestionario some
lido a Ia consideration de la oficia-
ljdad dc marina ha demostrado que
es opinion casi unanime entire los
micmbros que La integran que las de
sercicnes EN- nnasa obedecen casi .exclu
sivamente alStrato de la misma oficia
lidad.
! FL siguiente dato established no de
in de ser bastante significativo d.
las a., ,615 habidas en- los tiitimos amos
/ S5O40 fueron dle serciones, 1876 ex
pnlsiones; 1886 iados de baja POI
! distintos motivos paeo honrosos
2S6S7 licenciados antes de tempo POI
sconsiderdrseles peligrosos.
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-
el cabello fragil y
Iquebradizo.
Lo mas prudente
es adoptar como
medic de limpieza
el aceite de COCO
.Mulsiied. que es
puro y absolute
nlente inofensivo,
y que supera en-
e6cacia a los jabo.
ncs mas costosos o
:ualquier otra cosa
que I'd. pueda
fLa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-05
A MENUDO Sc DESTRUYE LA
CABELLERA LAVANDOLA
CON JABON.

ST quiere usted conservar su cabelle-
ra, tenga cuidado con el uso de los la
bones. La mayoria de los jabones y
shampis preparados contienen den1a-
siado alcali Este deseca Ell cucro ca
- ha1f,.do hoo:a.,- -.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-05

pino Garcia, de II ailos dc cdad, oca-
ssionandole graves lcsiones, tcniendo q
ser reclnido en- el Hospital Municipal
El chauffeur fud arrcstado j llevado
ante el seiior juez municipal
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-05

JUAN MACHO. Professor de M1sica'' !.
Ofrece sus servicios para classes parti-
culares y a donicilio. Afinaciones de
Pianos y Organos" Infanta Luisa IA,
Marina. Ga
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-05
ATRAPADO EN-. RIO pIEDRAs POI
I'm AUTO

Como a las 9;30 q. M del dfas3 de
mayo, 1923, en- Ia Gale Muhoz Rivera.
el truck HP.-13o, guiado por ell con
ductor Tomas Rivera, ntimero 9212,
di6 una patinaAa y atrapo contra la
pared de una casa al jOven Victor Es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-05

iMUJEREs ! ST quieren salud y be.
llsza, tonen ~vino de Lourdess, que
tisne fama universal, por sus maravi-
llosos resnltados. De venta en todas
las boticas Prudbeio. Go
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-17
By William A. McKeever,
Well-KnOwn Lecturer and Author
and National Authority on
Juvenile Problems.

Well-KnOwn Lecturer and Author
and National Authority on
Juvenile Problems.
~ FIND many soft, spindling
sixteen-year.olds who have
been falsely trained from
childhood to believe they are
sickly.
Not only the body. but the
mind of these tender young
sprouts is ''sickled DER with the
pale cast of thought" They GER
tainly need a systematic mind
and body treatment to bring
them out of their obsession.
The first thing to do in the
bringing your imagined weakling
out Of his obsession Of frailness,
dear parent, is 10 quit treating
him as a two-year-old. Desist
from your baby talk. baby food,
baby everything and treat him
like man.
Invariably, I find that the many
perfectly sound young sixteen
year-olds of both sexes who
imagine they are frail. are much
undeveloped physically. They
have never had enough exercise
to meet the requirements Of a
growing body.
The tissues are flabby and soft
and the body has sag which in
dicates a bedraggled mind. sNow,
how can all this weakening, mega
tive behavior of mind and body
be turned into positiveness and
strength?
AS stated above, begin with
mental treatment. If you can re-
move the mind sickness the body
will straighten up. BY addressing
him with force and energy as If
he were man; by discouraging
his baby statements about his feel
ing Of weakness; by shaming him
out of his frequent and almost
purely imagined headache and
stomach trouble; by repeatedly
giving him vision of strength and
manliness-by means Of these
processes you will gradually reno
vate and cure his sick thoughts
about himself.
Along with the mind cure bring
up the body cure. Try to start
a system of good physical habits.
Five minutes per day vigorous
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OF
THE FAMOUS

Operate singers are proverbial-
ly credited with being whimsical
and self-wiIled. They are fond of
having their own way. and are
not easily persuaded to recant
when they havSaoeen caught say
ing the thing that is not. But
the celebrated Madame CuzZone,
who sang in many of Handefs
operas, did on one occasion quite
literally recant.
Madame Cuzzone had refused,
during a rehearsal, to sing a GER
tain air. 1t was not the first
time that she had given trouble
in this way Handel, who was
not one Of the best-tempered
men, suddenly lost patience and
exploded. Flinging himself on
the wretched woman, he shook
her like rat.
All" he cried, II always know
-Cshake)-you were q very
tevil-(shake)-a l shall now
let you know-(shake)--th l am
Beelzebub, the prince of de tevils"
(Shake. shake shak0)
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exercise with Indian clubs and
lumb-bells will rapidly rebuild the
soft tissues.
Fifteen minutes each morning
in a shower rub down combina-
lion will tend to make him a new
man both physically and mentally.
Apply warm water, but never hot;
then sprinkle with cold, but not
ice cold water; then have him rub
till he is pink.
Also desist from babying your
big boy about the house. Mark
every turn in the day where you
coddle him, and quit all that at
once. Teach him to rough it a
bit while at home. It would be
an excellent idea If you would
assign him the task Of making
his own bed and keeping his own
room for a month or so, just for
practice Of independence and self
reliance.
Finally, try to shove your slen-
der boy out among the redbloods
Of his age. Encourage him to
yell with them at school, to root
with them at the game and to
mix with them on all available
occasions.
Thus your sickly-minded boy
or girl-may be changed into
true American.
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THE STRANGER A 1 9nn'''"
STORY OF MYSTERY. LURE AND INTRIGUE

? Eyes. The chair. or any OF a
dozen other ways, If you played
me false" he said. "You are
welcome to know it"'
LESS of it," sneered Agnes,
You don't scare me! You, nor
any of your crowd. You're a
four-flusher. But Goodenough
does. own it, / was afraid of
him. He's the only Twin thing
ever felt fear of. An you're
afraid of him, too. But him-he
don't fear anything on all the
earth"
She gave a SILVER, and a look
almost of panic came into her
eyes.
He said I might lose all 1
man who knows. she cried. Hes
the only one who really does know
anything in this show. When he
talks I believe him."
She clenched her hands, and her
voice became strident.
What did he mean? I'm Lady
Tallbois, amt L? All the crooks in
Europe cant alter that, can they?
Answer me! Don't stand there
like an image! Gee! she gasped,
II don't want to lose it all. The
money and the title-and Harold"
Precisely" said Callaghan drily,
'and Harold. The Admirable
Drummond. Then do not lose
them. There is no reason why
you should you little fool, provided
your allegiance to me does not
waVer."
ITO you" she sneered.
Callaghan looked at her grimly.
ITO me" he answered, "for my
interest Is your. Who placed you
where you are? To whom do you
owe Drummond's loyalty? Who
made you Lady Tallbois? Was it
that mailman who has gone out.
or was it II"
after long pause. II amt deny
ing it. You did it,"
And through obedience to me,
you will hold tit"
She made no answer.
Have you learned, at least"
said the chief acidly, that these
childish outbursts of yours are
going to wreck you, unless they
cease?"
Yes" she said under her bleath,
without looking at him. II guess
that's So"
Callaghan NODDED to Vaille.
Take her away" he said CURLY,
II have something better to do
than waste words on her. The
time has come to strike. See her
on the road to that little paradise
of Grosvenor Square-which she
fears to lose. Go"
Agnes departed, without another
word, under the care of Vaille. It
was half an hour before the latter
returned, to find Callaghan sitting
huddled in his chair, chewing the
butt Of a cold cigar.
CTO Be Continued MOndaYA
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By Ann Lisle,
Whose Present Serial Has Scored
q Big Popular Success.
Copyright. 1921. King Features

(Copyr1ghe, 19gas King FeatureS
Syndicate. Inc.)
EkWY on will come and live with
me, won't you, Amer" ask
- Betty simply.
How can I-leave Cariotta
Sturges?" gasped.
"She doesn't need you," said
Betty. serenely. ''She just took
you into give you a home. She's
sturdy and Independent. She has
plenty Of money and that big
house. But I'm alone. Still, ]
can't live with Virginia. / can't
go to a boarding house. / must
have my home, Anne"
The word held a volume of
pleading and something Of in
sistence.
II can't answer you this min
ute." I murmured.
I'm hungry" Betty almost
whimpered. Hungry for the
first time. But I don't think /
can eat a bite until I know. II /
have to leave this home Of mine
and go out to-take charity from
Strangers
stop, Betty" / cried, stunned
into action by that word Char
ity," which so cruelty reminded
me how near Betty il to charity
thanks to us-to Jim and me.
Lets not get into a discussion
Of ways and means until we've
had a good meal and are cosy
and comfy and over our nerve
tiredness. I've had a pretty
strenuous day"
And I'm a BRUTE" murmured
Betty, sounding something like
her own genuine self In spite of
the strained WEAKNESS Of her
voice. I'm so busy being sorry
for myself that don't think Of
other folks. I don't deserve to
have a friend in the world. Let's
lay the table"
When at last everything was
in order and the coffee set back
on the stove to keep hot. we went
into the dining room and fell
upon our repast with the appe-
tite our labors had earned.
All through the little supper
our talk remained on the surface
of things, but part Of my mind
was wrestling with the situation.
/ felt sure that Betty also was
thinking Of things deeper than
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WHO SAID IT
AND WHERE?

'"The Spartans do not inquire
how many the enemy are,
but where they are"
These are the words of Agis II
(427.Sss B. c., King Of Sparta,
to one who reminded him Of
the strength Of the enemy.
''The Dardanelles are the key to
my house,"
Remarked Alexander I. Q777-
1929, Gear of Russia. Hence
Russia's desire to get control
of the Dardanelles.
"SOber, second thought"
Speaking of the biennial elections
of 1888, Fisher Ames Q75S-
180S) a member of Congress,
said they were "a security that
the sober, second thought Of
the people shall be law"
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THE RHYMING
OPTIMIST
BY AIine Michaelis-
A Suggestion.

TEN BINKS was troubled,
folks could see; his farm
~ ing also showed it; friends
asked: why this dependency?
What is your grief? Unload it,"
Ben answered then: IN come
across and when my tale is over
you'll understand my total loss
in corn and oats and clover.
Since Greece kept putting on
more airs and raising wrath in
Turkey these international affairs
are looking pretty murky. With
France determined to collect and
putting troops in action, We can't
tell what we may expect from any
foreign faction. John Bull with
gloom surveys these moves, keeps
growing loud and louder; but
though he stoutly disapproves,
France orders gurfs and powder.
And SO l swan" says old Ben
Binks, sit spoils my work and
mapping; while Earth keeps cut
ting up high jinks, I'm bound
to watch the scrapping." Across
the road lived Sammy Small, who
was a model farmer; he did not
fret himself at all when France
put on her armor. He did not
weep at Turkeys plight or mourn
about Eurasia; but cried: my
spuds are out of sight! My tur-
nips would amaze you! My wheat
gets better every day, my corn
won seven prizes; while things
keep gong on this way my spirit
blirhely rises" Ben Binks could
mourn for others woes; but did
his mourning aid them? No. not
a whit; for friends and foes de-
clared his gloom dismayed them.
But if all men, like Sammy
Small, kept up their own planta.
tons, they'd cease to hear the
war-god's call in any Of the ma
tons.
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By John Goodwin.

<<XTOU knew about this?"
gasped Agnes, gazing at
Il him, you knew all. the
Dear lady," replied Goodenough
quietly, Il am the Stranger-the
man who knows. Very little these
bunglers do is hidden from me. And
now, as am going, will impart to
you also my warning and advice.
AT present you are, in act and in
deed, Lady Tallbois of Knayth.
But who knows" he said slowly,
"how long you will enjoy that en-
vtable position? You are standing
on the brink of a precipice, for
which that absurd gap in the floor
is merely the figurative emblem"
II guess you're right" muttered
Agnes.
Take this, then, for your guild.
ance: Obey no more summonses
from these meddlers who claim
your obedience. Have the courage
it is your one good quality-to
refuse to let them rob you, for al.
ready they are overpaid. Above
all. abstain from any act Of malice
whatever toward Joan Mottisfont,
wronged you, and wishes you no i'll.
That is the one road by which you
will destroy yourself"
Agnes stared at him, but made
no answer. For once she seemed
wholly subdued.
More than once" said Good
enough quietly, you have been on
the edge of complete disaster,
whether you know 1t or not,
through your own folly and that
demons temper which is in you. 1
do not wish for your destruction"
He stepped nearer to her and look
ed into her eyes. Il bid you play
the fool no longer. You understand
me?"
Agnes breath came short and
quick. She made an effort at de-
fiance, but her eyes fell before his.
Yes" she said, almost maud
IDLY.
80" said Geedenough, "then for
the present 1 bid you all farewell"
He bowed gravely to the COM
pany.
my worthy Bell" he said, TAX
ing the arm of Theophilus and
leading him to the door, "you shall
De my SSCOIlb IL you Ieel well
enough. For observe by the
pallor of your countenance that
you were not in this last little Sc
cret of your chief, and that it has
shaken your nerve"
The door closed behind Good
enough. When he had gone Agnes
walked slowly up to Callaghan.
You said I'd learn something,
she said through her teeth, land
b'gee ! have. get you now
Mister Callighan, good an plenty
The chair fer mine"'
Callaghan looked at her wicket
! ~.
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DO YOU KNOW
THAT

Ten years is the average age Of
an oyster.
A topaz weighing five pounds
has been found in Brazil.
A crowd of a million persons
standing in comfort would cover
seventy acres.
Dust from volcanic eruptions
has been known to travel 500
miles through the air.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-17

<<X|OU knew about this?"
gasped Agnes, gazing at
- him, you knew all. the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-02-17
This Day in History.

of the Italian Philosopher, Gordano Bruno He was
subjected to continual and terrible persecution for seven
prior to his DEATH the hope that he would recant