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Ors used In “SALADA" Oran*
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091,
BEGiN: HERE TODAY. .1 He walked Up to the door and rap -
Sr dl hetieaed to be the milt& (Pad with bielartickles. The scroop of
Atter of .als. cousin, : ,Iataes, Glenister; a chair...sounded.itithin and a aaar-
following the ffiviing Of a ''ilteleten faced 'woman opened to him. '
fingeaaotatlae-deadamana.asies -the hami-r---13pcs$,As andatravea:ual—lathought.
' •Kathleen 1 0.eniAter, sistet of the 'twas the mail with the poultry food,"
• ticad Man, in marriage. He is refused' 'sh,e •exclarined; •"What • aaaat you
witta believes. hint a 1to wawa, saaaa ,
murderer, and Who ie in love with P. •• • a -
&asp
•Nortilan, Slater.. Kathleen is tricked is;:ilacaaanal7Z-aai-Parotitneutanb.li;Il‘h-litts'saeti. ltila--
•.byaSit Dudley into .visiting a loner
• place to obtain information about herson to believe that she was ,here this
brother's dea,th. Slater, fearful of her afternoon. . °
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follmas on a metercycle. • • Mts. Grimes moved away' from.. the
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY doetwily in an implied invitation to
_ .7. enter which Norman' 'instantly. aca
'CHAPTER KVII.a-•('Catatk/.) •eepted. •
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4.,aaTo jaaa • If leads, ta. Beta' h a, ara dtinno nothing about Miss, Glen.-
.aial'a•-boaaaraojc .'aeipatt,. But ,itter.;"-BITeTt.eit'','"I've-been' out all
..zheth Places are long, wa3";, "ITRia3e'1.0 Zelli:e'dt;.1,3.,et „ask: ..11eal13:1,s"ild.
• . lonely walk for a yogJndy.
Normans anxiety was Ineysegag. At the, other end of: the 1w-ceiled
„abia: the yaaaa Indy lase the, tale. living rook:John Grimes sat ,
ahaneaahae saa was aeaer.- , ,• . , stool Warming 'kis, hands.: at A .Wood
, '9Fe ain't on it, eitS": 6e: Ills'sgreat. abC‘i/idei..9 were hunch'
'Norman- gaveathealaaiteiaatirla faLian:.1.4Tal:at!tallacclaelicta;lit atetaan. than
atarra-chair theory, •notieed this, and
he also noticed -two other things:. On
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•
the weli Waa- ea; ' '" • • 11 •
Grimes wa StraCk with. Midden solici-
tude tar anofl anip which stood...4n a
table in the :window -bay. ' She went
lin.* and retreated' into the hall..
iTo bed reached the entrance aith
was making for his cycle; whkla he
fiadaleft-at-theatalorwhenatitruatr
wriee of thewaiterstopped Iiim.:••':
'"Aif a mo', sir. r dalinio if this ha• S'
to do With you. I foridit when I was
sweeping. up after theluneheon'Peoatie
were gone:1', •
• • "Ilia' - was a Scrap of paper, the
'creases in it suggesting that it had
''raiginiflY'heen twisted into that
hcime-
Ty ef communication„ ;tt. three -
cornered note. i• It bort- a 'few. wertis
"Prevented :at, last moment fram
joining you Come to keeper's cot-
tage You willl And me there „Without
Patt•ing the notrin his pocitet,4, , or -
man added.,a pound to his first tip:
, Then be went, out and -started his
motorcyale,' the .drorie of it drowning
the ,clauckle with Which the ,wheety
Waiter retreated intothe hotel:
• CHAPTER XVIII
Tata TEA! CLOSES.
' -The.ancients 'who named Cupid "the
toliad god" Were Wise in their genera -
No, one not' Under the influence. His'.'harid flew: to the pistol 'in hie
„ of that 'divinity would' have beliaired_,poeket.
•
not .the 4.4 nnbacriPtien-
woods:next, day, Inspector Wr4gge' was
linnting del -Oman: Oii this occasion
he was in hfa,Own natural spillgance,
since he wished Sir Dt1410Y recog-
nize hial at sight 016 the. POlie9 officer
Who had pulled Nortrian,,Slatalr off him
an the fracas at Cadogan gardens.
He , alighted ;at the little. -wayside.
atien; Went', to the lodge ,giates "pf
the •Grange, walked tip ,the ayetnier
ani4 rank the bell at the great Oakellt
froat'dook. rrinitiy,,t4ther. jibed At
ad.mitting.1.41A,.1?ot Yielded at' en0.00.
being .1.Oformed. Of the rittitea!naofficial
potation, : • • •;
There WRino:one,i4 theillatary and
Wragge bad towait
before.' sjr: Dudley joinecrhigL"
"Cdiide to attest ,me for murdering
my cousin?"' Shaamdley sneered.
• W.taige aSsuaied a scrviflty he was
far from 'feeling. . •
'"You will haVe'yonr little , joke, Sir..
DudleY,".theirispectorliaghed, "I- aryr,
afterNr. GeorgeGlenister's innrclerer
allright, but it is your help
,
not ' : ••
• "The elaiebt.of iTpr, eafl, Sir bUdleY,"
said. Wragge,. "is to beg- you 'to tell
me if , you have heard the paniea Of
any local gentlenien mentioned in con-
nection with the keeper's daughter.
You must have. all the local gossip at
year finger tips." , ."
,The baronet shook his head.. "They
-don't tell me' much, these village
olode.' he said. "No; I never 7414ard
except that
there were plenty of thern The talk
is that she was a married to some fellow
in London." • , . • '
• Wragge Made a wry face expressive
of diaappointinent. "That's not very
.
m .
:inforing, he-eald,--1,,Seem.,to have
had any journey foi nothing.' , But I
:should value your opinion on one 'other
'point Sir Dudley. How about your
keeper, .John • as the. mut-,
. Had a high explosive ,;shell burst
within a handied yards of: ,frier•hou.se
the effect on its owner could net have
been.more_ntarked:. He sprang.:.to_hia.
feet, his face gone allpurple and
working -.strangely. ,
• •"Whataien earth ,put such totranyrot
into Your head?"' he bettered. "Why
'cousin? . • :
al:don't say he did; .it isonly etinr
ject.tie,"':. replied the inapeetor *sooth-
old melodraniatic motive Of the Out-
raged"' father 'who wants to g4•6• Scp,141;e.
;on his daughter's seducer, -eh?"
Sir laudley broko into a eacide of
_harall laughter, ";Thatts, bad break,
Wragge," he Said.. ".1 was beginning
to be •impressed with your cleverness
-but now you've gone andspoi1t1t.''''.7
"Wo vvill, 'rule , Grimes .out
said Wragge; rising to depait..`4Good-
daya Sit Dudley, and; many thanks.';
(Tete pOntinued:)
Doctor tp Experiment to 'See
, if Environment Offsets
Heredity
Ip 114 ,(41.dinify, 4477ot-our, Pon • Of
Ohln95e:OOOOral., Whc •is, to be rear -
.e4.. as an Occidental, sajled withabie
,foster parents, Dr. and Mrs. Williare
Caallary,.014iignan alaiveiiity,• Can,
ton China' ha'his three foster 'Os-
•tera reeently-onathe White Stitt liner
CeI1c•folI.41verpooi. .,• '
• The bee„,
,is Jilinny; „wap given ,to the cloe:,:
'tor liben ,he. was year old as a,' re -
wird .fc,r the pliyaitian's.' treatment
of general a'100. ,Birit • .Lian's'. oldest
son. Tabagenetal Would like JIMMY,'
Whom he named IP Till; to hooPme.
.phyalciati, 1;1.4 :41Mmy 19 to ehoOa.el.his-
eareerIyhe**the time tomea. • • ;,
leantiine' with t 11 '
, • . .
vaiiee and
Ptivateanaree of. his own, JIMMY is
being- reared as a member ofthe Gad-
hary. fatally.. Hi's Occidental 'training
Is . to be free- .Of all 'tradltional ti
flueaces. save that of the Chneae .New.
Year, ' when he Is to be returned to..
his Own 'tether's household so -that he
may make obeisance to the venerable
Memories of his ancestors.
Dr. Cadbury boy Provides
atraLlableteatingaLexaerlitar-tlit4117-9*-
auestion ot whether heredity takes
tPui.eitii-de3;11e
of ohicaga, has attended . theatileal
flrat-nights- for forty years.' and hataxe-
cot-deo:U.4 forty-twn. volumeshis im- '
•
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, quiterSil''fitShr$i: SfiS &Z.:Warman saator • \ •
after "picking' atp his elites" at The '•
'
' Bull. It rfeyet occurred to lirm ',that
--thewhadabeen-planted..onliiin as a-
eard is ardarited by three-card trialc-•
• Alf Grinstead's :selection of R
mo -
hike had been sound and; the seven
, miles ,of ,road .vanished like a larid
ream. . Vaith :a blast froni Li horn*
he tore ,through BeeChwood: village,
pat the lodge' gates of Beechwood
Grange and so into .the network Of.
• lamed that led, to, the,. • stile lieyond I
•
which Wound'the-WOodland ;path to the
cottage Of the :head-ke•eiler.
• The cycle had, earned its :reit.
man bestowed. it among the blacken:
a 'dri ditch 'Close •fo the ttile and,
• a.nete99ityaset out to. ,fin4h his:our-,
' ney on foot, Eventually he'ean3e out
into the clearing. • The,diarmind7paned •
„windows' of . the cottage were laced
with 'light .f torn Witbirt, but there was.'
RO moon to show the old mill .itroas
strewn. .• '
OAT to it ind. :Mote' 4amp ,three
tlmeiabeforreasl.e g6titther .satts,
faction.. , .
. ,Norman, had got to knew the silent
head -keeper rather well during the
.short .period Whenhe had been a
shooting guest at the ,Glange:
, "How •=are you, Gritres?”: he., said,
forcing thecordial '' "You „cafft
have fbrgotten, me yet."
. • \
The keeper reared his .gieht bulk'
frOM the stool' and.Confroptedbis yiea
tor'i ..Bit he igtoted his visitor's Out -
:stretched hand and.; avoided. his .eye.
"1 mind ye well. enough, sir," he said
in surly fashion. . "CO-nie to 'stay with
the inastet again?' .. , ,
Wanted to ask youfew
qaestiOns," rejoined ',Norman.. He did
not like the leoli,of thing. The bian's
Manner was , futtiyeaa, The' wonaii"s
action With the -lamp might have,be*en
a signal..• . -
ve get a Tare•gack of pheasants
left," Grimes remarked With 'ha'fflin'g
irreleyance.• He • lifted his gaze; now,
bat it Was dirac:ted over Normans
afieulderaa'towatd the door. The keep-
ers hard; gray eyes seemed to put' a
question' and to .reeelye an answer, '
a:Canaan took the ..of that
inteacbange a fraction of a second too
late., His hand flew tr;tha Pistol in
his P‘ooket, but the bear's hugof John
(armies ,pinioned his arms and a ju-
jitsu.
hit.:1 in the, small of his back did
the test; " Ile was borne tO the floor
and a Moment later he :was • vainly
fighting 'the 'fat:nes Of 'a chIeroformed
sPonge presed ite. mouth and nos-
.
A ofrip. X 0,,
ft,
710..•
'jor, •
'
.Add to the joy' Of the
Open road -this pleasure
giving refreshment. -
A sugar coated pun that e
afford, double valuea Pep. v
Permint flavor in the Ogee
• ceiatingtindpePperadat
tlavoredagurna '
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Between
9 ' &nate
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•188UE N . II -'28
*Kt Lartitaitaatakl I le-witte-aa
7 :Forgiven
Becaasehe went' to chutcha lost
'Sundaya and...donated a dollar Co'. the
collection an. old Offender Was saved,
a Jail sentence at 'El ppradp. • The
:man lihd been .arrested .more `•than.
,.twoscOte,,thisepoil charges Of drank-.
enneia'dariag the last two years, but
when the 'City. alternea. learned Of his
attendance itaChureh" services' he :re-..
cepomended his dlsmlssal.
I: am sorry, but at Buckinghain
Palace it Is extremely difficult/to get
Continental stations. 'As a matter % cia,
faet, I have give!' up trying to .. get
-Gbaniany-froniTthea-palace-attall-ao
Smiday George V.'
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Havp stockings in the •very newest
shades; your old or faded stockings'
given any tint in the rainbow an five
minutes; with fifteen cents' worth of,
Diamond byes! , but use dyes; not
ityntheac tints. • •And be sure they're
J
..1111`16ryadyesiinit,..;tanightl"; 11* ea II. lemon('
Dy ea, , and ticsone will dreamthey
were dated it hbariea Aad you can do
real 'dyeing, ivith just as perfect re-
sells, if yeu willjut use the true.Dia-
mond ,Dyes a
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FRE i Why not ask. your druggist
for the very irsefur Diatacaid , Dye
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CHAPTER XIX.' .•
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with the girls;
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"Have you beardthe'last story
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about my' bby, aged, fivea":. ."No,.. old
man . ,Nobotia ,has •
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Well-known but now, elderly tenor):
"Minna, Vie was the • gentleman you
were with last night?' , He
hrOttarr•lnallanl." '1
Yes, he was, my brother ten years
age." --Der Wah. •
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WAR • PICTURES.
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•Declares 7 Canada's . ,
•tional
History is WOnderful.,"..,
•Utitisea Epic ',••
. .
• 111t
laflaence of the ataatitaa
niov-
lyi 'nature on' thc. hiaterie sense. and ,•
.hniarteigo:.yastat,dtedi jibt,r••80,*d. •.:0117.,:hpit.,.'odlt2pd.t.tree4p. °..-
Loicoek during the opuran Of a:accent
addrata •.; '
' •
"I` fun' mot:censuring the America,ns,
for it,aa'alia "Joy tliey
have nothin."...ro' do With at •aer are I
blitialog 'the: rimaing. pietuns ;people:1-
'whit? are,merely • • In the al:flash:less, as• ...
"Rut, the effect. .
children are allowed to' go to tile pica. '•
tares; and it the .effeetinyet connten;
acted, els:evihete, theaaatilllarovr Op to. •
think of the .Uiilted.:•State5 as the land
,• ,
of heroes; •the only place:labiate:have •
Men are found and :bralia deede aro
done. -; • ,•„••
The. moyi;
"The. great- war appears,. 4. it , has In
three -different Picturee•receatly.shiiwn • a
as ,the gaeat Arner1canWar It was ,
OectutiOn'ed, by a qaartel,lietiaee,n„.Wood-
;,'
row Wilson;, whose only aim was to do a
•g9P4 to, eaerabodyaeveryWherea 'found,
his afforts-ta Warted bai'a crowd ot.Peca
pie in Eutepe; ..At last he• declared- a •
War, invoking the blessing Of :God, of a
Abraham Lincoln; the, Southern Cora
fedetaea,.andaine •mia.ole.W6.81 •
i'A; Yost, ' American: ' arniyi invaded
e(p
anlrvi i:lioecn:autBeinitaitnti. gb.alyt. by lgugo je.nee
a jokein •
itself. Rushlng blaironglt .the.Wee4ine
trenches; • flames a,nd.. treei;'." Ii� eaid.,;::.
with ..',-demonetiatiVe gesturee;:'..the,
America:J-1'9; drove .in,fient"
Europeans.': -' • • '•• • : .": '
'Exacting nothing In return, they
went baCk.•tri the .Middle *eat, ivacre,
they. were: Met on the poi:011..1v their
ptothEo',--tlie
cra,cy and :the insetted Shade, of tha
•, Be•ttei••Mateelal
'Thepity of if :IS that, even in ifie.
connrieteial aensa,We. have -better ma
•terial than.: they have.' ..O.ar ,aistora,
as 'told. by 'a. Francis .Parlanati, Is llp.;.
to, h•tt:'layi'll of even .the'gteat Aaneti- •
can epic efthe Civil • *ar, .and makes.4. •
the li4Story. Of ;the imiddie•Weit leek
as flat as 'rend. 8o 'far we .have enlY', •
, slieWn it in a tit tea' •liagettnta - fin a:.htsi • .
woo, SeOle4;', ..That, sort of thing ;does
otgo w1ali7tiaea-ortia-d; :It as only for
the .talitivated
voted, •ta a t they :iv onT•pay to sce ,afilf •
-thing -iny"» What we .need Is a
•atoryniing: our . history as a back-
gtomalaaa stomy. aVita.a here and .a
'hereinea'Witha: the ^pe7ontir;, element" •
And, Inirsaria thaOugh it scenes of In
&Ianirar, and the 1.34tleS of the Plains0:Abrahamand tiie-ivonderfal unused
pale' of, our national" IiistorY':-,That is a
ale; kind., of thing; that oiir
ought 10 be seetng. And It .seine.'ptq,..
. tare dit'eetar 1w111 Sten up 'freal ;New,
York. Ana artaage It for us weamialit
to make hlm abaraoet, amalttasenalota,
tiio an "14..:0,.andbuty him; as aeon as
be likea,'4-Westmilister..Alibey;.
But tili then 14• hs all ' op' tho,.
alooria'Of the.pictuteliOus•es'as tea. as
. .
'the chjidren are eolicerlied:
'4I-aio:.itat haying anything against
th American pictures..for Americans, .
Itaspite ,Offialta: and eitaggeratione.,
tpey. are tilled ••witlir patriotic itatiOoal.-
iarra Which. IS the ' gest Alihigthus far
eht•aloilile or holding . human ,aehigsaa
,togetheia":''' • . , . •
• .103.w.;,1J-ii :,At. CrOSaj140 " '
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toAbt.iiedUaq,cteloi4n.6:iciit.at
....p.o.nuy,4bilay6o
e,.:or..0i.,ustos,:....
hags should result from . thean-:
nonlinalhont 0f -the Deianta NiAiater
. of Roads of this pr,oarince Oita sighs '
will De • placed three,- hundred. • feet
.hoo• ciossinganottra.
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MF:141;;;;• aajtaa.-mi:
ing. ts "that 'speed' nitiat be , re- a
"i it i" :'
,thirer ) e git.'in es •an ioui, Step •
414to he taken to see ,that.thla":ti'ear
mb 14alifereed. Ballet -lance has
that -it-latest, :regulations',
nita1 be: drafted in order at). .prOt6et
joyriders and 'a talc a- a• chance,... alititif-
fc ors aguaist t1im &veS State ...teat
caption. of "theagreat danger of , •
crosSings ais • realized. 'from; the, faci'''
that one •natitorist eta of every nine ,
taousand ;registered : in the .tilljtc,a
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Stale a Les - alibi life tit th0e.Plitees 111 a
einale Year. • It. is • Hare wonder; With'
U( 1staggerhig:itgareti. available • that
the •prohleni ea,' better „ptatectiol a of
tthoc:sv.(iic61):Ical(s.'do!,,g'ar.enadt•ethneaeraol,1: sttqdt'Irlaiyebree
causing lealshitates, and other bodies
to entiet sterner,. Safety 'Measured.
,Yat When ' all is, dotte Mid Said; It Ie
the littnnin" elninetit that inu.Bt be •
..deftended tipon, if there ia to be any -;
improvement ia the roll Oa fatalitiesa
at aressings. The Saectatleit Of an-
terrieblea rating With rallv4ay-loconnt-
..'„Uaeiaalloligaetteade,dastretelitelifaraefta.
(inanity read- arid attePtiag to a *
reach . &ossirigti ahead. Of tile: -•On-
tashing t7a:111. Is tar too Oinlineti., the, '
mtidri689 dt Mich a witng is almost
• % Inc0 mJ1r110nsIh1o, ,11, Is bard to
graSp the rrientalitY Of a iltiver
. ww0111111,1(illatreaft,leou46:111,1Viteofir. j•.4-
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•"Wo still stand Where We Wela;"
W. Bridget/iota Oitst laird .Of the-
Atantralty,
"r
ato..i.rilifference 'Oat' a
-delicious. flavor. the wicrushed
fruit kivesi les a' ChriSlie
secret. 'Tn. the 'Store, Or on the
'phone always ask for ehriitie's
, _ .
Biscuits:. .
oomomemormaperiommagarr,
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13E31' fdit bUR DA1411VG ii c»es,Edda' A
14 eat* DOES ALL'.r OUR BAKING BEST ,