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BY SIDNEY $ORLEIi.
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Phf rp Crane; • . bung aeroplane de -
'Signe
-i'- tondo � bride `save
+algne ,
Margery
Ferguson from death. by snatch-:
ing' her from beneath a large car. .
• On arrival at,the fid -Western Hotelr
le a rprised .to :find a letter,• written- in
Ode: addressed .to hint, there. That even-
ing an, Punknown girl• calls -on him, in
,cosineetion with:tl}e letter Resolved to
eea the adventure ;through he goes with
the girl, Judith Felstead, to; -see a man
named, Stevensson His .impersonation • is
discovered when the other .Crane • en-'
• - pears. . He, escapes and •encounteln . Mar
• °,t#er-y.Ferguson again and persuades her
to'dine with him. '.
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;OHAPTE,R IV.,=(Cont'd.)
She took another .leen sip of "the
BurgindyT,and ;sat back in heF chair..
tevensso is a ^criminal; s p-
" Philip
-"Philip asked .#No, -don't ,an-
ewer yet Let ne go en., ' Before I
met you- today, I had'. asked the porter
t the Stationto_r_eeommend. •a hotel.
Hee, „ld' me -of the Mid Western, and,,
;t• hecause I did' 't trouble.' twopence.
where. I weiit , s o long, as I :was res-
.sonably:comfortable, I 164 his advice.
Well, when Z.g`ot there; tire-nioat ex-
traor'dinary 'thing happened; 1 was
• taken to. a private:_suite of _rooms--"._'
. M `Are. you ' so, rich' as all that?" she
asked.
"Riehl" • He laughed , : scornfully.
"No, . I'm not: well 'off• just an . aero -
'plane designer -and riches don't come
the way;-ofi-:my_kixid"
m
"Then. there was some mistake?"
A startling comment caine,'from his'
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j`She s Fa;fir' -she -;exclaim i;
"they are: all devils• .. _.. Mypoor
'father ."
CHAPTER V.
Crane rose and 'pushed ,away his
chair. '.
"The rest of my story'' can wait,'
he said; :"I am .anxious' toknow-what
is troubling you. Ismy life I have been here. I know,."
.-it somethingto do �n
:With . our lather?"
headded ui k1Y, ",iela ask -the pro.':
;
"Yes,"
rietor. He. looked honest enough--
Yes, she admitted Her confidence p- g
h
dn_•hinz..seerned-to' e. -increasing..... "My „and he's: a Latin. All Latins are will
hexe�lvas�lso he problem_o;f_what_
to, do with his companion: The urgency
of this drove exon the thought of Scot
land Yard outs of his head. , `.,
�Q.'A d• , �In�. slays
tritisb Teachers.,
Mechanical Devices Are Ex -
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hibiteyd- at I nperial
inte
London.: That stituthe teac-
her's task
Will soon be .lightened of much of its
ro ne , ru , gery, eav hinr i
Carry • out the more personal aide of
"education, is the conclusion forced,
upon one' by' the exhibition. bf use-.
ehanioal. aids to learning which was
rece.ttiy held at the Imperial Institute
here, writes a correspondent 'Of The
Christian Science Monter.
The- accuracy and speed with irhtvii'
foreign languages could be taught ;I v
the 'help Of ,the, gramophone were 4 .:'
monstrated by. Prof.. 'd:' J. Findlay.
F'ilrti, dtaplaysWere ''given il'lustratvig
with rema'r'lakble clarity lessons i
-botany, biology, . history, geograpliy
and so'•forth. J1he:time of:the, teacher
could: be cut `dorm by 50 per ,cent and
the r piessio.ns ,;atneii hyne pts cls
were said to be far clearer by the use..
of iv 1. hods
h$r~ the grial_; he didn't eveii-Tnew Ast mettus ryas ciiywn�depieting
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bei will. the Convent:; in that sane-
'tuary,•�none of her enemies could ..get
"You mustn't Worry," he said," don't 'at her.
you see that it has all been arranged?' And now -what ° about .himself ?
The other Crane is an.enemy, bid I am He.must leave; London.• In redemption
your friend. It's settled., With your of the'.proriaiae he had made to the
permission, I:.: ain going. to 'see this" girl,''it was necessary for 'him ..to go
thing: through. Perhaps ,I . can even
manage to -•get your father -away -from-
these men!' • : -
wonderful of You," she:'said, '
with -`a smile- that made • lia; heart beat i
quickly :.
r' Eur•-�-in-th -$r '; � � �,._ ot1'cmust
, e r ,. _$t'pl L'e,, .� .
be taken to a. place of safety yourself.
Are you ,staying it a -.Hotel?" • -
"No -in' lodgkigs A street in Pim-
lico: But Pm afraid to go back thhere.
Thehouse has been -.watched some
for
days now:" ' ..
"I .must' find you somewhere. else.
Unfortunately, 'I don't know London
very well=this is only the third time
•A43 -.-10,1'1.1''11.'4.1733341r1 nry711 dlicfreaS.,_
a • .uaaez. •a a vim'. -. vs: us,- �.rti u r _. .. o_
and his gang. .• He is nota crimiaal ,do you say?" •
himself, she,- added quickly, "only he. "If you like. But I hate to give you
its weak, weak—" Her voice trailed all WI, trouble. " :. , -
off into a pitiful si h. I • "Nonsense. This is•the first time in
"Can't you tall more. than .that: my- life that 1: have ever been abl o
Det' ygu see I want' to. `•help you' do anything useful -outside aeroplane'
engines, I mean -and. you. •wouldn't
.There's a fate; in this, my dear," he.
,went'on. "The real Crane was brought believe 'how satisfying it isl. Excuse
from -An -;erica •tn~look-after--you- me just a moment"
amongst other things.", - . • Hewent to the wall and pushed the"
Her wideQpezl eyes -reflected hen bell. To the waiter who . appeared, he
astonishment. • said:
"To look after me?"- ' ' • - - • "Tell_the proprietor 1 would 'like to
"Yes. • Apparently they think that speak 'to him, please." ,
you're dangerous -to their 'interests, The -man, sleepy-eyed, waited eb-
of course. That's why Crane was,given viously for the order to clear, nodded
that job. 'Thinking it over, Pm sure gloomily. - -
that' they didn't mean to kill you As theyteard'htssg1ay feet dese
d
-•s`•I soon realized that. But. the :con? this_,.Wsornmg.: The idea, no, pubt_was the stairs, Crane/ although be had. a
plet6,explanatiorl. didn't dawn on me tocause an accident, ;and then have strange sinking feeling hnnself,• en
.ntil"some.time later. That was after you kidnapped...: By the way," he deavored. to rally the' girl again.
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the hotel clerk had- given, 'me three, continued quickly, "why haven't you "Buck up,'' 'he. said; "we're going to
y . -
• letters addressed-: to `'Philip 'Crane;- been'to -t}ie-police-: They could. bassi beat these devilsyeti"
•Esq., Mid -Western Hotel, S.W. 1'." you." . But although the words were utter
She shook her head. •.
I daren't."
"Why not?"
"I know," ..she'put in quickly; "there
' • was. another Philip- Crane." .
-' He smiled at her.. -
•"You see," he remarked jestingly,'
" holy much ,,good that wine has. done -
ed with spirited- determination, the
only,reply she could make was to shake
ler head. . -
"Because—" "They are too powerful," Crane
Crane, although he controlled his heard -her. whisper. ` • •
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Make it Your•Home
When In Montreal
BREAKFASTS
Table. .0 Note
50c. 75c, '$1.00 '
Table d
V. G• CARDY,
Managing
. .Director
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:were on _�
rga�� i__ oonneetip with-•tli6
exhibition.`__.
her name yet;lie xernembered-wour value of vocatrbtia3' guidance: 8Y lite
aid of . suitable , testing, appliances
children have been launched upon car-
eers 'suitable
ar•-eers'su°itable to their•;tastes and .abil
sties. The majority 'of young people;
thus'gtided have had Higher pay,'have
'obtained earlier promotion, anJ have
had •. fewer •ehange6 of occdpation.
down to the lientish village where, There have. hardly been -any disrais
she- had.• .told him,_. she bailey -ed VA
sale, :-and-.8U .per .cent,.. are_ satisfied
father to be kept a prisoner., He turn- with• thar work. -Of those who after
ed to the taxi-driver: guidance .obtained .employment other
•"What's the station `£dr getting to than th�nt"r6.„per ended -less' than• .10
K nth''_per. cent.. were, satisfied with their
.,'Ghax ngg-Crossf sir z._ _„L'4,..,:.„'„_:..„'-,-- _
a•. "Drive me there.”' . An interesting innovation was the
(To be continued.) showing of a "talkie" film giving a
at New. ,York
Is . Wearing-
BY
earingBY ANNEBE LE 'WORTHINGTON
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Illustrated Dressmaking Lesson- Fur-
nisked'With EverY 'Pattern • ,-
lesson in phonetics by Prof, A. Lloyd
ia,n.es. .This film, showsthe •niethgd
•of ted'hingclear English speech Epi-
diascopes, daylight :screens., and other
pictorial aids were • ih view,as ;also
were map -making devices, decimal cal-
culating' machines --and •lunar,Qa_tel17.
Bars. There was also historical time
Which can be sa eriniposed one
maps vh P
upon another, string diagrams for'.
teaching .geometry, astronomical ,mod=,
, •actor ti phis a. , a-ratus••f:or•
. • ' The , Watchers
o you who sit in safeand; sheltere4' '
places,
Serene-' •ef' face and of unclouded)
mind,
Thinking you • read what lies-behinl3
' ' the faces .
---.U.f::yauth,_w•hich_y.ou have left, so _fad' ,_-.
"' behind:
Our fight is yours -who thought ' yob,
• bad outgrown ;it-"
Our :Part is' in the fray, •
am...k..w.'.
ours; .,who so ofit before lia.Y� no �i
it, •
To watch and waist and pray. '
-R, Blackwood in Tho Australian,.
`'•'Csoi • Re. --ted-
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Found . in 'Kenya ,
Nairobi, Kenya . Colony. -Stories 'o
di
cowerY of g
ld' do tho
north Kay
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ondo country, neat • Victoria N.yanz `"
caused excitement here. i Some gol
,quartz
outcroPs•r• said to haveve bee e
found also in the Kiss IT district 1,04
you, Yes, you're right; there was .an- feelings;'began toget impatient. What ----By this time, the-amply-gi-ithed fig-
,othix_:.BhjU'p Crane -a • crook in. the . was the sense of ail this _secrecy? If ._ure of the proprietor of Cima's• ap-
,,employ of the, nan Stevenasen: By a her father wag•'in real d. anger, the ob . Peared�bowing in:the doorlva'S j
most extraordinary chance, this marcs, yious, thing was to go to Scotland "Your pleasure, monsieur?" he
who has crossed from America, had re- asked. 1
served a suite of rooms at 'the-M;id-
Western . Hotel. When- I turned ' upk
1 was taken for him:"
"But • the letters?" asked tiie -girl
eagerly.• '
"They were written .in some kiwi
of code, and; of course, were 'Greek to
isne But -that they contained soman.
'Gard. He would do it himself. As the
thought crossed his mind,' he looked
toward the door. •
She appeared to understand.
"No -you ' musntn't," she cried;. "it
illustration and •experiment: to dynam-
ics. • A lumber of 'usefui'oonfe-rences
•
"Comeinside and shift the door,"
said Crane. He looked- at the man
and decided that he was as honest as
could' be expected; in any event, it.
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letket
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syrup
BENSONS
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The CANADA •STARCH CO., Limited ;MONTREAL..
would mean ruin to my father --•ruin was a -case of Hobson's choice; he had
and prison." Tlie last word ' was . to take the chance. - • '
scarcely breathed; as° though the ' "1 • amin a difficulty," he said, "and
thought of this disgrace was prostrat-' Lwant -your to be good enough i?o help
struotions . to the other .Crane, there ing to her.. me out."
was no doubt., For, when_I got back{ Crane kept silent. This was the - "Anyihing I'can do, Monsieur-"
to the hotel at ten o'clock tonight, : strangest moment in his life. Tiie.room' "My friend here" -indicating the
there was a girl waiting to • seeme-- was curiously :quiet. •In this back. girl -"has enemies In -London. That'
-or-rather;'tie man I was supposed to l•water just off" Shaftesbury. Avenue, are worrying her. Can you recommend
be." fecitl
• 3397/
IThat girl -describe her'.' There at least, was how the situation appear-
was
ppear- mea place wilere'.she. would °>,e: per='
they lad both iound.sanctua
y safe7»
wash feverish excitement about her -'•ed 40 him.- Outside, not more than a' "Thai, is quite easy, Monsieur; 1
manner now. ' 1 few yards away;,seethed the turbulent have' a niece, who is a Sister at a Con -
life of London after midnight. In those vent in the West End:"
Wonderiii at her• agitation, but
Can-
Wonderinga g "How far is that from here?" asked
anxious not to give her any further' crowded streets, perhaps their eSie- � '
cause for worry, Crane hesitated. - vies -the foes of this girl and' him Crane.
But she persisted. self---might-even now be trying to I "A .taxi would get you there in a
"Telt rile," she said; "did she have trace them. One thing. was certain; quarter-af:.an-hour."
wonderful red hair?" • ` . • he could not go back to the Mid -West- "Can you give me 'a note?" " -
"Yes," he 'admitted; "as a matter ern Hotel;'They,would be waiting for ' "With pleasure,' monsieur." ..The
o ,
f fact she was quite 'a striking- him there on the off -chance of Ids speaker looked at the girl, who had
looking person altogether." return, been following the conversation with
the deepest -interest. ` "My nieee is .
– — called Sister b'aith. Itis by that name.
you will ask for her. She will make,
,.you happy and eontfortable, maiemoi-
seise,'.' he concluded, "of that I am
sure.".
"Oh; thank you" She had risen and
held out her hand.
"I: go now to write the note," Mr.
'Gime said. -
"You might• order a taxi, will you?
And here," . added Crane, pushing a
gound--note into the fat hand, "ismay
`.lent for the supper.'"`
"You have given me too much, men?.
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treat for
Every member of the family can
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It% "digestible assmilk itself."
Serve it spread on
bread or crackers,
sliced, in rooked
dishes x toasted.
all
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sieur. , There will be five and sixpence
change." '
"Let the waiter have it" He had
never thrown away money with such
prodigality in his life before, but now
he found it comparativelyeasy to
, Made iii Guilds, I imagine himself riding on top of the
.world; a hiapoleon dlrecting_ireat
schemes, coninianding'grave situations
It -was ' exhilarating.. '
* * *
Philip turned away with a sense'of.
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