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said he could manage all right without me. It is for tomorrow morning"
 Any sign of detectives :" queried the Rector.
 Absolutely none My Journey down and back was quite unevent- fuD Anything fresh in thest parts?"
 'Not much, except that that tel- low DanHers has left the inn, though l understand that he has not hnally given mp his room. In spector Eoahe IS still here, and there IS q rumor that he IS hard on the heels of Sir Guy. He expects to make an arrest any minute"
 I hope he will" said Adela warmly T should just love to see that Eoahe man put his foot in it."
 What's that l didn't quite catch you" snapped the Rector.
 Nothing, nothing" Adela passed off inc slip, T was only wondering if FoaEe would pull it off. It would suit you all right if he did, wouldn't it 2"
 Tt doesnt matter to me, one way or the other" reloined lIr. I.arkin severely. You know enough ot me, l hope, to he sure that I should regret any misfortune to the La'hrops"
 Adela ignored the remark. She 1 hal come perilouslv near exposing to her father the side she had ac- tuatly espcused in the Lathrop mys- ter. and that would not do at alL Following the train of thought in ! duced by his hypocritiCal remark, she nut the question: Have yon seen anything Of the Honevbuns CT their new chaut- fauro"
 i Not cf the Hor zybuns. Wtlmot brought Q note Of inquiry from the old man. asking if you had been heard from. which was absurd on
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isn't so," retorted Digger.

i isn't so,' retortAd Digger.
 You should have seen Peters eyes open then. You say that Grubby has pockets in his cheeks, yet they i are not on the inside of his cheeks. Then how can they be in his cheeks" demanded Peter.
 Any reason that you know Of why they shouldn't be on the outside of his cheeks?' inquired Digger.
 "No-o,' said Peter slowly and bit doubtfully, NO, I don't know that there is. only I never heard of such q thing
 Huh" retorted Digger. There really are quite number of things you haven't heard about, Peter Rab- bit"
 Peter admitted that this might hs so. Eut just then he wasn't inter- t3ted in anything but those pockets that belonged to Gruhby Gopher. 'Really and truly, are they on the outside of his cheeks, Mir Badger ." he asked
 Really and trulr they are" re- rlied Digger They open from the outside from close by the mouth, and each pocket is fur lined"
 Peters eyes were growing bigger and bigger, You mean that those pockets have hair growing or the tnside7' he cried.
 That's just what I mean" replied ! Digger Those are very handy pockets. They are so big that they extend way back along his neck. What Striped Chipnunl can carry in his pockeets is nothing compared to what Grubhy Gopher can carry in his pockets Cruhhv is no heauty at best. but when he has those pockets stuffed full of food he Is about the worst looking fellow I know of
 "Hor does he put the food in his rockets7" demanded Peter.
 Pushes it in with his hands of course replied Digger. Some folks seem to think that he used these pockets for carrying the dirt out of his tunnels. But that isn't SO. He pushes the dirt ahead of him, and so out. His pockets are simply for carrying food. My. but that fellow has short temper. He Is positive Iv ugly"
 Copyright, 1925, by T. " Burgess)
 The next story: Why Gruhby ICInrhAr Isn't Loved"
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Show him in" vas the order. No. don't run away AIoIa lt will save repetition if you hear what he has to say
 The Larkins' tranquility was rude Iy broken at the breakfast table next morning when the Rector opened his Planet.
 Just listen 10 thls" he hissed across the table anI proceeded to read the paragraph which Klyne had dictated 10 Ted Knowles in Fleet street the day before:
 With reference to our announce mont about the rcd rain incident in our issue Of yesterday, we are able to state on the most reliable authority that d detective engaged cn the apparent mystery has been at RuXton in Suffolk and there recog- nized one of the individuals who has claimed his interest in connec- tion with the Lathrop murder, Ex- traordInary developments are ex- pected at an early date"
 Adela's sensitive lips quivdred.
 You must have been seen or heard" the Rector accused her. 1 Meanwhile klyne had come to the conclusion that little further was to be gaIned in the role of the Rev Danvers. His landlord at the inn received q telegram from Lon don announcing that Rev. Danvers had been summoned 10 scotland. and hat a check, covering his bill was in the mails.
 tTo Be Continucdl
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This is one days chapter of the story Of "nick Wilmington and His Cat, Cut out and save the paper dolls and soon you will have ths whole sci.
 Without hls precious pct things became untcarable for Dick The rats and mice bothered him so he could not sleep, and the cook be- rame more cruel every day. Al last ptcE could stand il no longer; hc determined 10 run away.
 H. hnl reached the 'dEe of inc city when the evening balls b gan to ring. Turn again, Wilmington. Lord Mayor of London They rang so plainly that Dick could not mis- take II.
 Lord Mayor of I.onion.' thought Dick. Why. l oul1 do anything 10 become Lord Mayor of London. " So Dick turned hack. determined 10 work harder and 10 bear all his 1 burdens hraz ely Her. is the cap'ain or the ship Color his sui. ian. his cloak blue trimmed ritn ian and his hat. also bi-ie.l
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 While you're about it. Sartoris, ' said Gyd, you might take an inter- pr1ter with you and learn the tradi- ton of these little statuettes"
 Perhaps I will f do, I'll in 7ite you all 10 dinner again anl tell you the story
 "nont you do anything of the kind, Mir s2rtoris," I begged. Lets each iugt hang on to his treasure and see if it has any bad scr good effects
 If were going Q tho show in terrupted Jack "pen have 10 get 4 move on us
 We all rose, and qs we loft the room l turned to Mir SartoriS ard tried to express my plcasure ID his lovely dinner, for which the food came from all quarters of the glahc to be served in a manner that was perfection
 'Tm taking the liberty, Mrs. Pres cott P" he said "of sending all tN"Se flowers 10 rour house. I had t1@m arranged So that they could pe hnr- rledly and easily transported. You will probably ind them tacro "hHu you arrive tonight'
 T. was a straLE~ a>pcr1"0ro 'N.t after this i1yiGo dinner, a'tiIit gil'. and pootIcal story 'Not2t'Ie Sar+o"ts elected 10 take IFS to s,o "Wua, Price Glory" that var play which has perhaps dono more 10 show tn" sor- didnoss and 'u'Eart% and h" brutal
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anticipated any further command by keeping my voice at so low pitch that 1t was unnecessary for him to warn me to modulate it.
 Ice Chow, did you know that the man whom we saw this morn- ing is staying at the home of the Ticers. our next-door neighbors?"
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 Ills voice was as imperturable as his face when he answered.:
 Yes. Lee Chow know. Lee Chow tell other man take him there"
 sense of relief, of safety, en- veloped me like a comforting cloak on chilly day. Yet mingled with 1t was 8 curious little sensation al- most like fear. The Chinese was so omni-present, SO absolutely the dic- tator of every situation in which he figured, that I felt as If I were enmeshed in forces of which I knew nothing, and that my part in the drama Lee Chow appeared to be staging was that of a. super numerary pushed here and there at the whim of the director.
 l did not need to ask any more questions. With a volubility quite foreign to him he went on:
 Lee Chow want him all time where he can watch him close. Him yer bad man, and when he find out he dropped envelope he going hunt all over for 1t. But he no come," the Chinese finished reas- suringly. Maybe he get far as house. But Missee Graham blow whistle good and Lee Chow right on job. But Missee Graham better hide envelope after she show it other boss lady"
 I stared at the Chinese in blank amazement. He must have had eyes ike the provcrbial hawk's-or field glasses - and have been watching every slightest movement of mine while I talked 10 Steve" Other wise, how could he have seen the quick movement of my foot in cov- ering the little envelope Steve" in advertently dropped, and my subse- quent palming of the paper under the pretext of recovering my hand karchief? His remark about show ing it to Lillian was. of course, pure conjecture, based upon his knowl- edge of our close association. Never theless, I felt very much as if I were a gaping child in the presence of master of magic,
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side of war than anything else that has ever hcen written. lo not think had ever heard as much pro- fanity and obscenity on the stage. yet there vas d gripping reality about it which made one under stand that it was true even while one was shocked.
 The contrast httnccn the old world sentimoutality. f you will and the crude rawncss Of the new world calIousncss, was startling.
 Two or three times during the evening I looked at Melville sar- tcris Finally said to him:
 "I wonder why you brought Us herc9'
 T wanted 70 uto see the truth of mans nature" he said And wasn't the other-tha love Of the beautiful and the poetical and the mystc-a rart of mans nature ."
 "Cf course" he remarked That IS exactly what I wanted you to get; and indeed, you got it quicker than i l expected you Uould."
 "Oh," l said 10 him softly, T knew it before came tonight. There is ln mans nature the good the true and the beautiful; and right along beside it are vices aQd lies and nElinoss; cruelty oncroa"hos upon tchaIty, love upon hate"
 "CntIn my dear Mrs. Prescott To md"rstonl that humanity is a most incongruous mass" he finished. i Copyright. 1925. NF,A SorIiceF Incl TOMORROW from Les, Ii" Prescott to tho Iitt'C NarquiSe.
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cts, Peters curoslty fairly boiled over. He wanted to know right away what kind of pockets they were.
 What kind Of pocEets"" repeated Radeer pretending he didn't under stand, Why just pockcts-big pockets"
 "How many?' cried Peter.
 "Two" replied Digger,
 "Then they must be i'll his cheeks, cried Peter. "Tell me, Mir Badger, are they in his checks?"
 "Of course" replied Digger testify 'whcre else would they be ."
 "Weu" said Peter Mrs. Possum has 3 hie pocket and 1t isn't in either cheek. What does Grubby use his pockets for?"
 For the same purpose that Striped Chipmunk uses his" said Digger. Those pockets are for car ryirg food
 T suppose" eaid Peter, "that they're on the insdes of his checks
 Then you suppose something that
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GO SLOW WITH IODIZED SALT

effective in the prevention of goiter if 1t is used by persons already af- flicted, comparatively simple con, dition may be converted into a se- rious one.
 It also has been found that a num- Der of adults, especially susceptible to the effects of iodine. have devel. oped a temporary iodine rash" aft. CT using iodized salt
 In Michigan the state department of health has begun an investigation to determine the results of the use | of the salt.
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Lee Chow Gives Msdge a Thrill Of
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 There Is an old building upon the piece of property next to the farm stead which Is so ramshackle that even the thrifty owner of the place can find no use for it. Once, years ago. tt was a barn, A house, which long since burned down. stood near it. I think some vein of sentiment concerning his ancestors has pre- served the ancient building from being torn down, Children from the surrounding farms love to come there and play around the old eel lar hole, surrounded by lilacs and yellow daisies - those nevcr-faillng sentinels of deserted homes. It was here that suspected Lee Chow was making his headquarters while he kept up his theatrical watch upon my movements an espionage for which just now I was distinctly grateful despite its absurdity.
 From my vantage point just in- side the hedge nearest our boundary line I waited tensely, while the sound of Lee Chow's whistle, which I had just blown, seemed to my nervous imagination to echo and re- echo like thunder, although in reality the sound was but a feeble pipe. The high hedge and trees ef- Actively screened the old building from my sight and I could hear no rustic Or see any movement of bushes to indicate that any one had heard my signal But just as raised the whistle to my lips for another and final blast, voice from the edge said, softly:
 "Missee Graham want Lee Chow"
 I controlled my muscles with df- hculty, I knew Lee Chow would smile to himself with gratifed van- ity at any evidence that he had startled me, so I answered quietly;
 "Yes, Lee Chow. I want to ask you some questions"
 The bushes parted dose to me and the Chinese stepped out with g low salaam. The next instant he had pressed close to the hedge, go that he was invisible to anyone farther away than 3 few feet.
 "Missee Graham better stand close to hedge,' he said, and there was in his voice that curious quality which seems 10 demand obedience. Tn almost involuntary yielding to it, I followed his suggestion. feeling absurdly foolish as I did so, and l
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Samuel Honeybun, retired Eng fish countryman, finds blood in his rain gauge on the morning of the murder of
 Sir Francis Lathrop. Sir Francis daughter, Margaret, had planned to marry Sir Guy Lathrop against her fathers wish, and Sir Guy is sus- pected of the murder.
 Adrian Klyne, private detective lemployed by Margaret. reads whxe blood Is found in another gauge at Suffolk, He goes to investigate. Here he comes upon wild fowlers hut in the marshes, and discovers
 Adela Larkin, whose father Rev. Larkin, has previously, reported finding blood in his rain gauge.
 Klyne spies on the girl In inti- mate conversation with Silas Stam- page. He leaves late that night and is relieved to see the girl starting for home on the same train. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 Tired and dusty. Aseda reached the Rectory, on her return from the third "red rain" late in the day after her departure. The Reverend MT. Larkin was waiting for her at the gate. A telegram had preceded her.
 Well, did you meet with suc- cess?" purred the Rector
 Rather" re1olned Adela. T screamed like hell"
 Come indoors and tell me all about it,' said MT Larkln. For clrgyman he was singularly toler- ant of his daughters language, Per haps he vas too used to 1t to be dis turbed
 Uncle silas going strong?" he asked when they were within ths haven of the study.
 "A little too strong replied the girl T conveyed the suggestion to him that he should repeat the trick He thought 1t a good idea, but he had the cheek to propose that l should furnish the necessary fund That is what l meant when l said that I screamed He looked so bloodthirsty that l simply had to, We were iQ beastly lonely place, too hut on the marshes - where we had gone for privacy. How=Fer, I soon tanned him and h."
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Iod!zed salt, which has been rec commended as preventive of goiter In children, and which Is being used extensively, may do serious injury when used by persons having goiter already developed,
 This is the opinion of Dr. 0. P. kimball, Cleveland, O., one of the recognized authorities on the pre- vention of goter.
 Experience in Cleveland, accord ing to pr, Ktmhall. indicates that while small amount of iodine is
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Peter Rabbit always is interested in pockets He always has been. The only people of his acquaintance with aizabl9 pockets are Striped Chipmunk, with big pocket on the inside Of each cheek, and Mrs Pos sum, with 3 great, big pocket in which she carries her babies. Sc the moment Digger the Badger men toned the fact that out in the Far West Grubby Gopher has big pock
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the face of it, sent back q verbal message that there hadn't been time, and that l didn't expect to hear till you put in an appearance. Hullo, here he is again, They must have got nerves over at Latchtied." /" Wilmot was tapping softly at the window, mouthing horribly through the glass at the inmates. Mir. Lar kin threw up the sash.
 As you see, my daughter has re- turned" he addressed the mon- strosity. "Tell Mir. Honeybun that it is all right. Everything will be done according 10 plan"
 The creature could not have van ished more quickly if the Rector had waved a magic wand over him. q don't like WiImot," sighed the Rector. He Is too sudden in his methods for me. Reprehensible of me 10 feel odium for fellow-man. but l cannot help it. He causes nausea. Somehow l fear that he
  e has hold over my dear friend and brother meteorologist, Samuel Hon. oybun,"
 Adela regarded her sire with cool disdan,
 q should imagine" she mur- mured, that it is as reprehensible to feel suspicion as odium, what ever that may he. Personally. l shouldn't think it mattered much. what you felt against an ape like that"
 The parIormaid knocked and en- tered
 Inspector RoaEe has called and would like 10 see you, sir, if you arc not engaged, she announced
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Clean plano keys with denatured alcohol. Or you can use lemon juice and salt but you must he careful not to let any of the liquid drop between the keys.
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Tn warm weather be careful not 10 lei your milk bottles stand around in the sun long after they have been delivered, They will sour very quickly.
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Tamps srerH SC fancy thls year. but n. aiain sensible oxford breaks put ev-rs nv And ihen 's.th snnt nAp rt7n-t- This whits AncFsk'a pair hay. a:ror bands ot brow ? iAalhs!, aFsi Ihs tne and aheI Thfy fAs4sa .nith enskisk and have A. lit;;@ tailored stitching about the iop.
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It IS easier to keeH a wedding qulet than a bride,
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Cretonn~ rarasols make 2 gay note of color at the beach and may CT may not match the costume.
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by THORNTON ". BURGESS
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tAn intimate story of inncrmost emotions revealed .in private lcttcrs) LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
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The next story: why Gruhby Gopher Isn't Loved"