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1922 Jordan Touring.
Rcpainted Jordan blue: splendid condition
in every way; driven abuut 10000 miles.
These cars are all CERTI-
FLED GOLD SEAL CARS.
They have all been through our
shops, all defective parts re-
placed. and are covered by a
written guarantee for 80 days.
Even tires and battery are guar
antced for ninety days.
The following cars are not late
enough models to carry our
Certified Gold Seal; most Of
them have new paint. tires good
and all have been through our
shop. They are guaranteed for
thirty days to be free from ME-
chanical defects.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION, IJIO alst o.
n.w.--Large. light. airy double rooms. rronf
and back. second and third floors Dressin. !.
rooms with running water All furnished 4.
mahogany. Prize. including bnst table hoard
$40 to so per. mo. per person. Phone y
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FORD coupe. late model; splendid condition;
-easonable: terms. Phone after pm. Mr..
j. ]. Callahan. North lIH4.
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11U1 9th ST. N.W.-Two excellent downtown
housekeeping front rooms; electricity. radia-
bia
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1929 TAYLOR ST. S.W.-Large front, ma
hogany, southern exposure, half block I4th ST.
cars: next to bath: private family: new house:
$50 for two. a9s
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FORD light delivery; completely overhauled
good buy; reasonable terms. Mr.. Carter, Park
WAY Motor Co West 1873
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2443 18th NEAR COLUMBIA RoAD-Desirsble
second floor front room In modern home; 81 30
week. Columbia 1902. %
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1866 CALF. ST. S.w.-Beautitul and pla.
gantly furnished front bay-wiudow room
southern EXPOSURE hoase newly decorator
Throughout: table board and service unsu.
passed. Communicating single room II desired
1I2s y ST. N.W.-For young women desir-
ing music study and practice. Beautiful honle
In exclusive section: references required
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MARMoN TOURING, 1-passenger: rebuilt: all
tires in perfect condition. real bargain $3.50:
terms. $40 cash, S51 monthly. North $500.
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CERTIFIED
GOLD SEAL CARS.

1923 Hupmobile Touring.
Demonstrator, disc wheels.
1923 Hupmobile Touring. $500.
Very low mileage, tires good spare,
paint excellent. mechanically excellent.
1922 Hupmobile Touring. S675.
Good tires, completely oyerhauled: looks and
runs fine.
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1903 NV. r with ami; cont h. w &:
good service: also girl roommate wanted To
prove we have best meals, one week, So. Try Ii.
a9s
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1898 VI ST. N.W.-Largs. sunny front rooms,
! walking distance; all cohyeniences: homelfkc;
1 board optional; reasonable rates. il
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1869 BlLTMoRE ST. N.W.-TWo large, from
rooms overlooking Rock Greek Park; best iocs
ton in city; excellent meals; private family.
Col. 3o29 2as
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no ST. N.W.-Two unfurnlshed rooms ar;
mt hanf fiIrta taichod -N0-e ell.''
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FORD TOURING. 1921: excellent condition: !:
cord tires: will demonstrate; sacrifice, $3.50
ca sl. 1I3O Park road
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GARAGE BUILDERS.
COnttAuet

METAL. BRICK. CONCRETE BLOCKS: ALL
kinds; prices and terms right. r. &. THOM-
ASSOS, Line 272. 227 9th ST ne 2s
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LIBERAL TERMS


WHAT'S THE
DIFFERENCE
Between q trial guarantee, q guarantee for 10.
Is. so or 80 days. which is the longest any
dealer in Washington is willing to put ON a
used automobile, ours. which is az follows:
OUR GUARANTEE
Ten thousand full miles. not to exceed a
period of 1.-TWO YEARS" on used OAK
lands" Get the facts from Oakland before
you buy.
NO CASH DOWN
IF I0U HAVE 4 GOOD USED CAR TO
TRADE. TERMS TO SUIT YOUR
CONVENIENCE.
Buick '21, rds.. $4T5 Ford sedan. S27J
Buick '21. tour. $50 Jackson 20. ...... 125
Durant 100, tour. $40 Studebaker IL. 80
bort 30, tour. 100 Beat these prices.
Oakland 6-44, '23 business mans coupe: =
guaranteed, refnished like new, perfect;
your ear in trade. 800
Oakland GA, '.2 sedan; guaranteed; new
paint, tires: motor perfect. ............ $50
Remember the
Address. - ~
1909 l. St. NV.
OAKLAND
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FORU TOURING. starter. demountabe rims.
lock whpe'. 1925. 11n5 18th st. NV.
FORD touring; excellent condition; cheap;
1erms. Phone after pm. Thos. Massey,
Potomac lII6
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194s CALVERT, vicinity 18th and Columbia
road-Private family; large. nd-6oor
room: twin beds if desired: home cooking.
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1918 FLORIDA AVE. NE.-Three unf1rn3gse,.
rooms; Ink; adults.
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RENT ROOMs-FURNIsHEr.
COAtfnued

NEAR 14th AND p N.W.-Furnished room,
with hot and cold water, SIS. Address Box
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1915 9th ST. N.W.-Two unfurnjshed bons.
Keeping rooms. gas and heat; s25 per month
3214 10Th ST. NV, Mt. Pleasart-Apt: OF 3
unfurnished rooms, private bath 2es
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652 HOBART PLACE NW.-Three IJnfpr
nished rooms; entire second floor; heat. light
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FORD TOURING, 1921: excellent condition; d
good tires: new battery: terms. Col. 1913.
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1926 VERMONT AVE NW.-Larse room or.
first floor: private bath; rates reasonable: er-
cellent meals. 29s
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FORD RARGAINS. 1924 ton truck. used five
days. perfect. $50; 1872 touring, fine order,
$50; 1919 light delivery, excellent. 500:
1918 touring. runs fine. S75: 2-ton truck bod
jrs sedan body, other bargains: terms. Blan-
tons Garage. Rear 1910 North Capitol. IL
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5317 18th ST. N.W.-Three-roorn ana-fn7eT,-
back porch. new house; Ink; private bath. .,
G' h S.E.-Two, three or four rooms mr.
vafe bath. range, sink h.-w.h reasorai,Ia .
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1868 FAIEMoNT ST.-Weu heated room nea e
bath: continuous not water; excellent table
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FOR SALE-GARAGES.

2-CAE METAL GARAGE. 17xaO.
SIsO
ofc3y st nv 0Ss
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3l3 MASS: AVE. NE-Two large ri
rooms, semi-private bath, heat and gas; s25.
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I 923 K ST. N.W.-Cnfurn.shed, large room an,
L kifclenaffe - -
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| 4 IOWA CIRCLE-Sunny basement apt. one or
two rooms. kitchenette; adjoining bath; x35
\
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1914 10th 81. NW.-Ihree large uuF,IrnisEeg
]. .h.k. rooms: priyatn la At1 a,s
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PAIGE TOURING: perfect running order
Terms. $50 cash and 50 weekly. North 9S6Oy
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1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE-Warm, sunny reauls
adjoining bath: $40 weekly with excelleri
mpais
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lgaD Sth ST. N.W.-Twn t2l uufuruIsb.J
rooms: SO Yer month, children COS
2e9 & ST. ST. N.W.-a rooms, kitchenette, Lea,.
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l7l5 EYE ST. S.W.-Bright sunny front room
southern exposure, for two, homelike, with ex-
ceilent meals.
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'.-'', ,cIIIIs. ~ II NJ INV WtSt
PACKARD SINGLE SIN TOURING. 5-passen-
ger, late 1922. new Willard thread rubber
battery: q Royal cord tires: front and rear
bumpers: stop and parking light: automat TIC
windshield cleaner: recently repainted: $1,000.
Terms. S12O down. SsS per month. Wine
Inrynr Co. 2Inn la ayr
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| iotl VI ST: S.W.-Second- -focr front and ON
basement; Ink. permitted 1as
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1908 7th ST. Sw-4 large rooms serni-nr
yate bath: rent reasonable IL
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IL NEW YORK AVE. N.W--T9o large roc
ana bath; nix; heat. gas and tcIephol
rent reasonable. Phone North Is 1,
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1895 10th ST.-DelightfuIly cheery rooms, re-
fined home; piano, phone; wholesome meals
\. ESQ. aas
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9n5 F ST. N.E.-Large, Groom fiat; heat gas
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PYLE INN, 1898 18th ST. N.W.-Attractivs
front room, warm. comfortable furnished home ::
meals, with every deiicacy of season. y. el2s
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We have good selection OF
used cars at bargain prices.
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112i 18th N.W.-Warm, comfortable rooms
all convenlences; excellent table board; very
reasonable %
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thr minute hr could finish IL and
"a nice profit iu The deal Cor him ~
naturally DO had 10 finish h. Two
weeks more would sec Use Sob done
"rut =iss De- already Owed his
people ono lsslF salary
$50 what d.i Do dof
eiic Vcut out on ihs "a where tho
company vas working and looked on
lor awhile Then ho remarked 80
they could aIl bear him We'll. I've
got 10 80 barl. 90 the office and draw
ihs pay ehceks
'lis started away and ION in a Ill.,
hs assistant called au ambulance and
they took him away 10 am adjacent
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ZAP AZ the house. talking 10 Under.
wood and hearing lies about she
hold-up sally vas sttl somewhere
out GA the trail with chester Under
wood. There was nothing for the
Wreck but waiting.
lie sat on the grass and proppsd
his back against the corral fence
keeping watch upon the trail that
led hack 20 the hills. and also upon
the house. n he saW the sheriff
coming for his horse he would dis,
appear behind the nearest shed. II
salty came fret he would be there
70 warn her. lie found little com.
fort In inaotion. but Il was tho only
course Tor the present.
Halt an hour later auu huddlsd
against the fence, be thought he
saw a dust cloud ON the back trail.
Polishing his spectaclas. ho restored
them 90 his nose Tor another obserya.
ton. SURE enough. there were two
riders coming, They were coming
a. . Eallop, too. and soon they were
50 near that no could identify sally
beyond any mistake. There was d
fine grace and confidence in the way
sally handled herself In a saddle and
u was not Loaf even upon the Wreck.
poor hoFnoman that he was. She
could ride rings around Chester In.
derwood
lie climbed to his feet as sally
swung herself out % tho saddle and
she saw him Tor the first time. She
flashed her quirt Ia sslulct
Hello, HEINZ. We've had a bully
ride.
Uhhuh. " he answered with q nod.
The Wreck Was trying 70 give her
warning before she might bctray
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hospital Word came back that he
was mighty rick man and must
give up business f9r tag WseiE.
"rHr director who bad been given
hs salary made speech 10 the
company explaining that the siek
man was tie only person authorized
ro siEn checks, and Sc being down
and out this wsa no ums 20 guu
work just because they had not been
paid lie uas ON eloquent talker
80 be- son them over and they fin
ished the picture
EVERY night The movie man would
sneak ont ~ she hospital whore he
boarded and edit ana splice the pie
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turs asd urite iu ugtr eventually
De finished the blame thing and al1
IL paid or nlz HsIp and departed
with hlE WeH.saEusd gains only
noticed one peculiar think about that
man, lie didn't boost for California
Why"
- think, " Cappy replied. that
Il gHs because he came from
New York. lie Was here tempe
rarily and Ne couldn't sFii him
thing lie said. NsW York had
everything ws had and mare Hr
said Il Mas the largest Italian
city in Ameriss. liis largest dew.
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Il from a Trade 30 a fine ART
Tho, re f1si ihiuhsrs.
'Ju-t 90 Illustrate SOME slime ago
one " their motion picture producers
came up here 10 make a motion pic
ur lie Slid he wanted 20 SCI away
from ail tbc old moth eaten cAtrrIor9
down south Welt. De had hr pic.
turc about uGr, fouub5 finished
when hr ram out III money Ills credit
had been ON vurn ho lsft Los An.
Ecira ru De Couidnt go balk their
and borrow. and ur Was too new
around San Fmnels9 20 have any
standing
However Dc had his picture sold
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hrrself inia an inatserttion Nof De-
Ire adept 1t expressing h,a Thoughts
save in words che best d. could ao
was to fashion H,s features into O.
queer, baicful erimacr salh Uas
puzlel and shr showed b. bY "a
nunAilng Ol her forehead, which
asBlf.sd Inquiry
Chester sIii OF Dis horse, 90 tlHt
fgr ON Instant his back wHH turned
The Wrcck quickly laid forenuFer
8EliUri his lips and jsrkId hIs head
lH thc direction ~ che rorral
sally looked thrn STARED her
mouth opening Eiovly she kne"
the black horag ogl pf milton Bob
Wells. swiftly her glance svuug in
the direction ~ the house.
Welt said Chester shall We So
up 20 tho house, IN ssr you an The
way home sou know /"
sally recovered herself and smiled
''You SO ahead she said Thanks
ever 90 much fer the ride, want
20 talk 90 Henry for a minute
CHAPTER XIII
4 Noman's Place
.ILfHEN Chester was beyond ear
w shot sho turned 20 the Wreck
and almost smoihrrcd him ia an
avalanche Of questions lie told u
rapidly, while sally kept an anxious
cye on the house when he finished
she sent another glance IN tho d.
recllon of the black horse, who was
unoon eious u having created a sen.
satlon profound and disturbing
You don't suppose he's tracked
usf" unused Sally
How could hel"
II don't see how he could either
But Bob's hwfully smart when u
comes 20 being sheriff. II hc knows
we're here. tho jig's w, Of course 80
Seorn and defiance Hhune IN the
eyes Of the Wreck
'lt'a a hundred 10 ono he doesn't
know we're here he said. "lt's "A
thousand 90 one he hasn't any idea
who he's after lie probably come
Tor some more information. And
they're an lying so hard he'll never
find out anything
Hope 90. said sally doubtfully
How long De sou suppose he's going
20 stayF'
CONTINUED In our next issue)
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ish. the largest Negro, the
hrErst Arabian. the largest 81.
rian and the largest Amsriaan
city Ia Sortu America And
uhsn he got an thru talking !
told him Il wa the largest sucker
city in America, too
CrrguFht bv United FEATURES
syudItHLa. Inc AIi rights reserved.
Reproduction prohibited
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Chemists are attrmpflnE 20 pro
ducs a substitute for commercial
iurpsutns now obtained from our
rapidly disappearing yellow pine
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Six-hole style, as pictured, with
1Sx22-inch oven and polished top.
Prices, including water front; Plain
finish, $4,000; white OF blue por-
celain, $4,000.
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NYONE interested in Heating Stoves Ranges is in
"A ved to inspect the displays ready in Stove
Section. Here you will find only such makes have been
proved many of them for many years. best adapted for
under local fuel and climatic conditions and built
the high standard of quality maintained by Fred
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erick & Nelson merchandise
Frederick & Nelson pay transportation charges any
railroad station steamboat landing in the STATE OF
WASHINGTON, purchases of heating stoves ranges
amounting to $500 reseryng right to choose method
of shipment.
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been ripped or. what remained
werc covered with blood. A deep
Tush aoros- his cheek. slash across
hia shoulders and a cut IN his breast
told os tho struggle out o. which he
had come.
But Il Was no, tho lunoiont. brnE
ring Benson who had Strolled jaun,.
ny % the bridal cave few houru
before. Instead a terrified. aEoniEsd
man. a frightened thing. covering.
trembling. pliifully pleading.
Benson flung himself AZ the FOO,
u the throne ana ciasped Ciark's
feet
Save me. save me. king" he
cried. Good God. married a fury.
Shes tr5ing 20 kili me. fought. !
fought With all my might. sho was
trying 70 Kill me"
It's voice broke. Ho sobhcd IN.
cohsrcntiy.
Now Clark knew what tha fellow
had undergone. Proud In his brute
strength. no had broken under a
greater strength. that OF the savage
maiden.
- thought she WINS playing With
me NJ first, vent on Benson. ''sho
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START nFRE TO-DAY

Fioyd CLARK. seattle artist. is lursa
into q vacant house on Beacon hth
hf a mysterious woman In black
There IN the dark he Is oyerpow cred
and losss CONSEQUENCES, clark
AWakes en- an unehartcd Isle In the
strength and beauty rule a race q
pnny men, smith. an cid shipNreck,
tells him the penalty % love on this
ISLAND - death, the women believing
that ~ staying their husbands on
the morrow Of the wedding Night
they prepare 4 way In Paradise Tor
To Tebs' beautiful native girl. falls
n love with clark. he fees 20 the
1anEles There he Elays a nystsri-
uos beast. The islanders, believing
him supeFhunian, make him a king,
He rules. with Toea and his wife.
the giFi. prior 90 his being made
ktng, saving him from the wrath or
Profession saith. an old shirvreek.
acts as clark's chamberlain In the
savage court a storm wrecks
ship On the Island. The sole sur
xlVor Il Marian Page. = white girl
from Seattle. Toba becomes jealucs
and tries @ slay her, clark reseues
bitter foad between the women. with
clark's power over tho natives
sraduaiiy weakening as he striYes 20
protect Marian By marrying her
under the tribal rite,
Prom the wrecked ship comes
Benson. rough mate. whom Miss
Pass feafs. BENSON. discLdinE
native rlri Tor his VIE. and boasts
20 Clark that ne viii soon be made
king in HIS place.
NOW 60 ON WITH THE STORY
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blow instead o. Hcven people. as he
supposed. Every time be hears
something moro about tho way tie
tailor ouiwitied him. he has his
army put another row q stones on
top OF tho wall. II win soon 30 up
20 tho sky"
Tut. tuir' exclaimed Mister
Mugs. Nancy ana Nick. we'll go
and eco this king and zee II We
can't fix things up always liked
the Brave Little Tailor when read
nbout him. lie was merry fellow.
and that Is more than can 10 said
Tor some people ! know"
The little car went riEht up 20
tho front door Of tho Kings castle
and AZ that minute the king stepped
out 60 Eivo an order 20 his army.
I've Just heard something more
about that tailor soninIaw o.
mine" ho cried. Put another row
Of stones on top Of Tho wall. col.
dlcrs"
why. your majesty spoke NJ
Mister Mugs. ~ 4, was not for
the brave Little Tailor you wouldn't
BE- living now. lie killed the two
giants who would have killed you
and your people. and he caught the
unicorn which would have wounded
you when you were hunting. and he
trapped tho Wild boar"
But no did u all by trscksry."
cried the king. That hn't bray.
en-"
wits are better than muscle"
said Mister MuKEs. ''and he has
enough vit Tor 10 people"
That's 40" laughed the king.
suddenly IN Eood humor. Men.
tear tho whole wall down ana go
over 20 tho other castle and invite
my daughter and her tailor hus.
band IN % have lunch with me. A
for you three. you'd better stay.
too, and ven mako a party o, t."
TO 10 Continued
Copyright 1894. Seattle star
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WIN. your majesty" spoke UP Mister MUGS.

where arc We rOiax nowr'
asked Nancy.
The next station IN once.Upon.
a-Tlms Land" said Mister MugEs.
is whore the Brave Little Tailor
lives Ito was tho ono who killed
seven nies with one swat. no was
90 proud OF himself he wen, out
into tho world 20 seek hts fortune.
Everywhere he went he boastod
that 10 had killed seven az one
blow. and every one thought 10
meant seven people. Tho king gave
him three tasks 20 do. and when no
succeeded In accomplishing them.
the king gave him his daughter FOR
a wife. and half OF his kingdom"
Away they went over seven
prirlss and thru seven Eorxrs. and
came AZ last 10 tho Kingdom OF the
Bravo Little Tailor.
Two castles stood on top Of two
hills. and running Up ana down tho
Kingdom. dividing Il straight into
two equal parts was a stone wall
--as high and a. thick a. the Great
Wall Of China.
What's that forg' asked Mister
Mugs Of a bsEEar standing beside
the road.
That's a spite wall" answered
the tcggar, when tho kind found
out that the man who had married
hts daughter was only a tailor In.
stead o. a mighty warrior he Eot
30 mad tina, he had his army build
the wall between the two halves OF
his Kingdom Tho tailor and his
wife live In one castle and the king
lives IN the other"
"You don't say so-' cried Mister
Mugs. "A pretty kettle OF fish.
call IT,
Not fish. cir, F1issr' said TIE
beEgnr. That's really what made
tie king 40 mad. lie found out
that after all his boating. his son.
in.law had killed seven fiss az ono
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BY FRED V. WILLIAMS

70 take care Of myself Also 1 don't
believe IN fairy tales"
IAN riFht." replied Clark. Go
ahead. have warned you My
hands arc clean"
The Eirl Who had become benson's
bride SEIZED his arm and dngEed
him away
Come" she cried IN her native
tongue which ne ala not understand.
''Ccmo 20 my cave ! send thee 60
paradise IN my own love that you
may make place for me m after
life"
henson. the giant Numbered away.
grinning fooiishly. on the outskirts
u the crowd Of natives he called
hack 20 Clark
They'll make me king tomorrow.
Look out Tor your crown"
Now the natives one by ono do
parted. tho fro died and Clark was
left alone upon his throne. sayo for
Tola. who sat AZ his feet.
"will this glEl slay her hushand7"
he asked,
Toha smiled and replied;
II, Is the viii % our God OF Fire"
Then you think more Of your God
of Fire than you do Of me-" be
unused aloud.
Toha. for answer. kissed his hands.
NO. but Il viii do no harm 20
20 make n simple sacrifice 60 one
we woShlpped 30 long," she replied,
Clark could not rest.
This Is murder. no said again
TO himself. mo matter how I de.
test this man. no matter how ] may
fear what he will DO 90 my rule FOR
The safety OF Us All on this island.
must sava him"
Benson no called.
Tho nigh, was still Benson. IN
his cave not far away. heard and
answered boisterousiy:
''wha, DO you want. kinEl Are
you ready 90 crown uef''
benson. shouted Clark. 81 will
remain on my throne thru tho niKhi.
Hero you may find me. Tho bride
Will not slhy before her king. But
I warn yuu-ln Gods name. man
do not close your eyes IN sleep. Al
daylight como here"
A harsh laugh was Benson's only
reply.
"An right" repeated Clark. 81
am here. can do no moro. But
keep your eyes open.
With this no sank upon tho stops
OF his throne with Toha pillowed
q, his side. The mooilEht crept thru
the roof OF palms and bathcd them
In It's cold light whila they slept.
Might had passed and tho first fllnt
rays OF day had appeared on tho no
rizoa when both were awakened by
a terrified cry.
Clark. instantly awake. knew Il
was Benson.
Again the quiet o, early day yas
pierced with that same cry'--a mans
voice. broken In terror aud anguish,
cultural In n pleading note.
All on the island must have heard
Benson. the mate OF the wreck.
"a ship. was being sacrificed undsr
the knife OF HIS br!ds Of the night.
Clark arose. The cold sweat stood
out OF him. A white man. a brother
Of his race. was bslng murdered
under his rule.
Toba grasped his hand. He looked
down into her faee. In the gray OF
early day It was q study. Her brow
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errp, up and kissed mo and then
saw knife In her hands. I thought
Of your warning last night. iut oven
then 7 lauEhci--I tried 70 mako her
throw tho knife away. but she
laughed. and kisred me. and then
shn- che"
lie covered his face with his hands
''sho hoEan murmufinE and cut.
tins. cutting. cutting me"
you'll ssvn me. won't you,' Nc
pleaded. ~ white man hasn't sot
any ch.aco against these women.
God. they're strong know. for
fought this Girl with all my strength
and Il was only after. only AFTER"
"whaiT'' cried Clark. You don't
mean 70 tell me you killed herr
II Benson has killed Mola,
what viii the natives dog Clark
Is In n precariois position.
Tho British Empire covers about
onsfourih Of tho worlds habtAble
land aufsfnce-..fa COG ios totfaYo mile.