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MARY' 141.1.101P4t9, .elets to eashare
• THL FLY. who: ltframOdtt Iter •tirothari
*Pith the ,' rnnrder ,Of.1411S. .11.111.;
..•TER,and. ,..TUPX!'
• -TER, sadis...her.,fts does .330*EN of the
Star: I)JIUC RUrr1-11311., ignre.s flange,
", .forbl4sher to inVestilgate,rftirther.
1,141441,fict ,ItnArrutt; and a questionet?le,
•, trien4.. COUNTESp. LOU1S„E:. try 1 a rout
1ary,„ believing', she is • a''''selci-digaer.
1TheY. follow The Fly to Miami,. 'Enloe'
Ouarre s with . Louise '"over n diamond
• braceitt given lor•'hY The 1117, '• ''She
R• says is. Mary's, maryciiscovers .it .wits
,• stolen, from,: Mrs. Jupiter •the, night she
the f.LIflol8 .7.iin4e1;.neeichice,
..lfary dances with Tile: Fix,• who gets
•t- -It away ttom ' her.. .11c kissea ;•her and•-
.. Dirk' hnoeics hlin down. DIrk twist h12
*nice' and fain,ts. Th e Fly .getw t-WItY
• .. with the handbag- but Is, frightened back
•. • by a poiloeman, and returns Itandthe.
• necklace. Mar y.lias•p,tru taken.- on board
the yaohtit'-the Pgyossr," The FIY goer
NOW 00 ON. WiTH•41„HE aToY.'
• CHAPTER XLII.;
• He begin. a ionVentional, protest,
she hurried on: t. •
"Please! Mr. Jupiter is anxious;
. to avoid, publicity and the reporters
*ill pounce, on'you if:. you set leat
ashore. It they We an
refuse- toWthein: Bet' that one on
' the pl,or• may still.. be'. waiting --there
• may be dozen, She shud-
dered, and inoveila trifle nearer:.
• "Besides --that girl, on the ' roof, the
one for Whom you danced?". , leek -
ed at•her'in surprise, and she shook
0!-Yg0"-at-,. you
' didn't think:1 kneW? • If you --gO back
. now, I shall :think you :4•0 back to
Hia:•gallantry cha11ongd, he spent
,
the next half:. hoer pretesting the,
Charge, 441a:flied- with. ,.ardor of
field, in spite of tniself•by
, the :Spell of : this, girl's lovecliitess.;
" doubly Potent in the ..c001, Moonlight.
•It was nearly r Midnight` before"-, %wry-
onuld". get .uway, utterly wern,and
nerve -wracked from the Strain' Of be-
ing *luring without •;actually
• tine to lissadvanees.
Finaily.She sent: him, 'Io. hit state-
: ,
:ToOnt,*in a steward's charge. She un.
' dressed wearily: Thank add, they
• woililbe under way Soon: ..Bateilad
,
Count -
ie. But any • Minute • might 'bring
Slie:41i6e(1 on a negligee rind Went
out .,on deck, for-- a list look ..toward
, shore. The yacht,;Wa,,iiniet 'except
:AT a muffled pounding 'and 'stir below.
...,,flecka Whore the;fireipan,Waii4ending
• lia;OiLburne6: under the boiler.,
Jupitr'zfoom was just around the'
corner tr(?f14er: . ern. One df,, his
'eater:0qmwindow the
deck Wide. Where She was Sta*line...
fihp. Slppcdquietlyalongand stopped
just by the porthole: A reassuring
snore sounded within the' 'Stateroom'
and she sighed With ;relief: Stepping
• • on around the corner he saw whut
:seemed to be a shadow disappearing
, , • „
aroundthe forward bulkhead -•Stif.
. .
; ling a screainahe Crept back'intethe
thatiowii - ' . '
, As Mary, : steed' 'fai,iVeililg" 'with
dread, uncertain What to 06,•she„ heard
•' thesound of oarkiekt and the bump
, burnp.of a boat as it :hit against the anywhere?" • .
•••••+10:44,st.es,-,41-,
a4aPeAdecl. fOngWaYs ;Picking 11P. her
skirts cshe ran '‘elong, the deck, and
almost fell into the artlls of 'Bates,
coming up the gangplank.She could
have,hisSed him,
,130-e4,' scaredl The ,Fly
' she whIsPer04, .; "ha my
guest, and ri think ` he's 'prowling
around after the rubies. I just ,caele
ont.'on deck: and someene,r; .from
rioe Mr. Jupiter's' doer. I told him
Mr, Jupiter had thernl''.•
"Stay, here,' -Bates :bmrnrinded. He
Unbuttoned his 'coat- and lqosened the
revolver from, it holster holster pnder his
-urrn-Staying-inth -shadow- of; -the
upper . deck he ingVed quietly along
the bulk -head. , She saw.hirn stop and
test ; Mr. Jileiter't door, then disap-
*Ar-_arount, the_eorner:_,..where, the'
_shadowy figure had run buttwo min-
utes before.
The secends: pasted like hours as
,
Mani leaned against the 'Valli -train-
ing her . ears to cateh vety sciund.'
:Then Bates reappeared so noitelessly
that he startled her:
. -"All serene,": he reported.; "The old
nuin't dooris locked and The Fly is
;backinhis stateroom=-Lthree, ,
, Mary said "Ye." I heard him
'toying 'around and there's 'a light un --
der the. door. You Tim along to bed
.now and old Henry Q. Bates will take
'care of, things. i.1',11:::&413 -fight' -Up
'there on. the :ulPer deck .in ft chair
where I can see•your stateroom door
and Mr, • Jupiter's.., Run along, and
plensant dreains.u.
'
, Mary wrung „ his hand:. itBate,
ou'ret a darling!" '
."Sur; I tun.' But listen, what's the
PrO gra 111. lainv? We didn't. find a
-thing in De . room:- --Netr..-71k
thing.' Had to fear up Carpets and
everything, 'That's -What took rile ,,se
Jong. You :didn't, :Worry, did, • you/1
Anyhow, your necklace is siiferight
here in old Bates' pocket." He. reach-
ed into a capacious, inner :pocket, and
drew out-the'rolled up bundle of nap-
kin—unfolded it ,'§y bit, in his
palni,_saw that it was. empty....AAore.
:rible, pop -eyed expression froze on his
lace. • • '
:"It's gene!" he gaoled.: It was
like, the groan of it:,• rep. .
"Do you • mean to say you didn't
know., that, Until now?"' Mary cried.
:41Cou picked up an' enoPtY,
napkin—
I've got • the necklace. 'It's ; '
',Itipiter's safe."
Devoutly; Bates ejaculated 'Oh,
. ,
my God!" ilis
this
fe1.1-1.70, p.„Iyaside.
• "Well, how did you—what did you
'—did you have any trouble -he stilt-
tered,•overcoine With sh4ine.
"Plenty! . got back.: with it,. but
:InY, .,onqw. white. tell yeu . all
• '
about it :hi, the, Morning.: 'Now' den't
f ' f ltf"" It
you re 'wasn't .your au :.
•
was .her pat his shoulder re -
TO help • him out, 'the-
thangkthe sUbjegt.
weiget under way at onto?
.11id you see Drum and the Countess
Link
_
• . Dressed, to !fa -dress the, ball" at '
•Plubhurst,1 N.C., Wis. -Virginia .de-
lopg,::favored the' Masculine'. mode
when she; made Abe, rounds the
'
, • .. •
other 'day. Sh,e's. from ;Pasadena,
-,Califeralat
"They're on the pier-4bekid's gone
bacit.-4or themnow. -Way;
here's- tornething your, fat friend: sent
you. ' He WS !,sitting on . the 'deck,
waiting when I, tai6
give it to the Sailor." :2 '
,' He handed Mary a thick envelope.
Curious,slie[took if to her room.
A single sheet of note paper held
the .words "Here's the dope. Keep
these I atOle 'exit out ofs thkInorgue.
'..and....I'vegot7to-returtHeint.
:Couldn't.' resift.. you the ' good
Btu, ec Bruce,
LehisUisea'r'''Oj :its 11andi111 c. 111 5.4:
..te4_,_rhair,,,..gt the head ' the table
Mr. Jeliter applied himself steadily
and net 09 tilenPY to a generous
plate of seraMbled eggs and bacon, .
"Hello, everybody!" 'Wary called
out brightly,- "sand a pleasant morn".
ing!" Her good hunior brought no
response. ,:
De Lonia and DrUee btrely nodded.
• The Countete did not even. look up,
Mary slipped s at . Kr,
uPiter's left—the reillaining chair
,iva-CaPtatn lielidri"ek0., but the
doughty 'captain' breakfasted. at no
sUeli , effete hour. ' '•
De Loma pushed back, his Chair
with .„a kind' scrape:t '
"You Wilf,,excute: me Please,"- he
said; bowing sarcastically. '4I shall
take a 'Walk around . the deck.".
tie was 'taking' sit fairly well at
that, Mary decided, ,after ‘u critical
'glance. She,' ivas curioes to .know
what, explanation had •heetrgivall him
for this • sudden spikripi , surely he
must have been durnbfenrided to
awaken and find hinitelf. shanghaied
in any such highhaeded fashion:. ,
' (To ,Be Continuer) '
In a tants.- -e use ---&-
To Leave Maim
There were Clippings -4.: yellowed,.
'ringed about :' the ':A"vord : Lerne"
with: a blue, pencil and .Stninped..on
each chipping ' dater:411'i. date
of • its appearance in 22 mistni Paper.
The chippings, read' in chronological,
-order, -gaVe--thei4aipaper-+Iactonnt
Of the doings, of thelelebrated French
actress, „DS 1.4oitlit, on board,
a Havana line .;stbainshiP Witv". back.
in. the year The. iteanithipline
and all other parties, conterned; had
'thidentlY,subteeded in hushing -up •the
matter pretty thoroughly, but enough
had 'leaked out through the excited
tales .Of fellOW-passengers to Show up
the lady as an a'd-VenteressOf an 'old;
tamiiier type.. She. Wad• net deported,
but evideritly*.she had .been only, too
happy to 'accept the hint, , Miami
polite officials - and return. to Havana
. • •• .
• At any. rate, the went—threatening
that. her hnsband, *Mild Sue. There
lle Teeetti in the chippings of any
suit being brought. • ,.
Mary, Put the elippilig$ back in the
envelope,,•aricr it 'under her .
p11-
JQw. :.Qeod., George . towe,0:--to
give her this. to sleell On .Shevient
to the.: porthole : and ,looked upward.
There on the ,ttin. deck,. as he had
promised, the, could- see, Bates' : dark
figure its steamer chair, silhonet-,
ted : against the lighter sky. . She,•fe1t
as though she had'•diOnped hOYY
burdep from .ifer:•Ohouldert...,...
. ' 11 :;;‘, • tv
•
--•
ROI Al, 1:11:AST CAKE
Coffee Cake
utile
. at/toe-it-4-
• - iilANADA
.(3001)8
• COFFEt-'0Altt-idaally.poptilaefot
. tea; iti)idie. on Oi.:sql)per
Cisatit together baiter,. ; Iseitition!int0 douttifil k
Owl c. eintor,, pad 2 WWI, •" ,011Rout Shape hitt)
... -beaten .egit -tisaitiat coffee roil shape.
'Alld InIttnee with al)out lot4 to One until; 'double lit
2 e.'ilthir?ttritt tett. salt' to bulk.. 01'44) • eurfeee WI rh •
i.ltoyel:I/eintt, Sponge* to tnelted 'butter' ind 'sprinkle ".
Intik e iIough.' Knead w,12:21 n11 th 4ti• citi tin
itgid„plueu'in :,.2tiket 4006 lc about 25 win,
" clOve'r sand het In Warn'. r
*ItOTAII. YltAST SPONGE: ".
Nhalei !loyal )(welt Coke, pi e e (t. ipt.
Pkiit 11,1,tetitti4tnt: -wptet; for tlettoOnm,.Mak!.iti 5 Pf ett110
• 15 guin,t1leeolve 1 t toot: ogiar.,.. tnilt ter.' .
,
• In IA pint 'Oink'. Ai1;114ii tIlept ;7' •
waved yeast eutle. Addl 1 o neit
now,. Beat
• cunt tet 216S over-
tOglit to •don11141 tit I,,iIIi lir
softlg 10:kli4).0 tiiirplY of IReyel'Yetisi-
',ekes oh, faint tO 110C Whim you bake,. ;
home,. 8eateil I r • t witteid:
tie/di-for 1110111 lis. 'IIit0r• faindiIJI
diy;it..,tra46n": trove •••
'• peon the standard -fur
',over 50 years. Atm Send, ,
• ftir recif.r.Of '160
tte.siierf
(Anti-
; ot.,;) Bratttht tifiiiteav
Ern:1sec Ave'. ,tt.tlikerty ,
• '•I'orotito ()tit. .
, •
•
:t
• 1
'. The sun was Shining in her state -
MOM porthole she She 'awnIce.• , Mary
-strotetiett„ ;easing her .cramped mu*,
cies. 'She' had been so exhausted that
She. had slept without' mating. With
the action, vitality rushed back into
her refrethed young: body, and :.the
,bentided oute'qf bed, Mishit* her, hair
but Of her .eyes. •• •
,''•She looked like a slim boy • in her
pajainao,--as- thetran. to
the -,Portliole.,and peered. Out. Bates
had. vanished •his pot long.
since.' 'Far, off on'rther, heiiOn lin was
sornething that Might be iti'thCr-,aonds
or land, ,butin between was 'Sees it.
Celin expense ..wrth Only her and
there a whice(!itp to , break • the bluef•
green,. inirrth,j1ilci! surface. '
Any thing . watt ,possiblert ny nice
tirious lits,tOry. of Tristan da-
.'Cliziha.A Blow
.cepted' Theories
It is rare e,-.; read of civilized corn-
mnpitica nowadays accepting priva-
tion as ' ,part of the settled Order of
their. existenee. 'A striking exaMple
is, however; to be found in 'Tristan da.
Cunha, about Which Mr. Douglas, M.
Gane- has -,written -a- mOst- fascinating
book, writes J. Menzies- CaMpbell. in
njo
.iner :(0).4a1,4
-, •
• n.
"Fresh lei:0m the. .Gaidens
,
„cot*, as a rude awakening to many
.Peeele-'-p,rofesional and ‘lay. The
dental inspection revealed, 83.33 Per
cent, of the connnOnity with perfect.,
mouths.; :and' out:of 4.,P09:.tO4tit
,decay Was, PreSent-, in only I.84
'per •.eent. Irregularitien. ' were nein-
gible;, and no evidence ' was. found ','pf
acute 'el;•Tehronic abscesses, :Perhaps
of-greatiat-interest-is the -feet -411a -
net onepf -the. islanders has eVeraSed
a toothihush. Besides, they regularly
eat Soft foods, which leave sticky
sur-
faces•'.6n-the-teetlf._:.,Theiri4iet..: den,
ists; mainly. of potatoes, fish, "milk,
and eggs. Cabbages and tin -nip are
grew', and Used while they lag.. •Mat
is Seldom 'eaten, and never more than
one kind of food at a, meat,. ----
0Wigg.fo ever-increasing number
of rats, cereals cannot he -grown ; any
deficiency in this resPact 44 tide ratt-
ly 'remedied. In 1923'three'and a half
'tons Of •flotir ;and tAvo. tonS of sugar
were. latided On- •Tristan. Cunha:
Since 1925 the yestrli Visitt.ef. Ships
.
have on each ,eension taken :filar and
sugar. as the -Chief, „artielezi. in their
ediitignment7"Thiled-amongtt
thi-faitiOus families. Yet the teeth
ilehh .0'.1.0OdOn'a Weekly. •. have not . suffered , ,any • way, al..:
•since I this., Settlethent was thouili•the yonager ieenibers of this
started by Wwillialt, Glass, in 1817, its
history been rich in shipwrecks
and heroie rescues. ,Vesselmbelonging
to various. nationalities • have -founder-
:.ea.eff the coast of Tristan da'Ctinha;
in consequence many of the survivors
-havernidepted4-thik-----island---as-ttheir
: Several attemPts'have been made to
break up this 'CoinmunitY. For ex-
ample, as a recompense for evacuation
these, islanders hatiVe.; been' Offered „a
free 'pas.sage . to South 'Africa, re•set-
tling,on'the Coast, each with twe Acres
of land • and., financial: aid--bnt they
have reinaingeladgmane4.- '
The : Morality Of ,:the..,TriPtitns is
The oldestinhahilint :eat recall
0,70 two cases of - Children' bprn out
of wedlock, jn. one of • Whieh.,...the,•Igq--
ents :ifterwar,ls , Such .tnor-
ality., in ellace where education is
,practieally non-existent, must 'toxin) as
a`lude aWakening to those :whsatill
Maintain that these ,two are 'closely
Theki road-shonidered. lithesoine
and sinewy peOPIe. are contented.
There are • no indications • of ,physical
'deteriorationr desPitei continued Inter -
Marrying.' FrOni. the. foundations' of
the settletnent 1$53 there were
-.only ,Six deaths' from natural causes,
three: 0 tl4A .and 'three.JA chil-
dren. The .present Popelatien, totals.
1.§3,! and ,is the largest on record.
community havebeep born,and reared
since these artieleo heciiine more or
'lest, regular, 'thus suggesting that a
small amount:of tapir and 11611x is
not harnsful. • Those .Whote, faith is
riveted to , ie. toothbrush '.antl hard.
fiid.Cosideiiible difficulty in recoecil
irig their ',beliefs with the :Condifloak
prevailing at Tristan da.Ciinho, '
• •:THE FOUNDATION -STONE.
•
. . . •
Seientists nowadays declare that
&AS rich in eitarnins, Mineral salts,
and roughage are neeesSary, for at-.
lainb_IE,:tand-'7-.1nairitaining • health --
-Which mcludes sound, teeth. The
of these 'Wanders 'is. replete; :these
essentials It W'OlitrilPear that the'
.expectant Mother, by, habitually' eat--
.ringlouffitient of those foods which at
•
weighing 169,.-Peut.ds; had a' re*
'ntarltal4 sMall,aPeetite and, in
juti-
ficution thereof, said ::•".init to I ',I 'real),
healthy one eats a *cal at font a.m.,
•fisheii day, and eats again in the
evening. ...The old, man, solicitpUsi '
his 'clesireto' return to his .igland bora',
after a Year's stay at the cape, stated
that home food wat best -it IceePs, one '
tough. He ,also referred to the noise
and rush of the heavy clothes,
and many Meals, • He was,. fay coii• •
_eiticed.that no one Could Possibly liv4 • ,
_lopg-untler such, conditions,: •
•• WANTED-4RItp piivt.t
, • • . , ., • .
, The. Medreal :officers,. attached to
each succeeding shipiOnfirrti-
el: their' lredeceSsoreStatemenis that
a 'healthier .plate :than da
eunha:Ceeld not be -foundi:•,The last
Health Survey ; was .Jearried, out 'Very
thoroughly January, '032, by three
naval Siirgeens,,and One dental .‘aur
&Mi., • They : digW :attention to the
exCelletit'phytique. It'Ud :nourishinerikof
the, -cOinininiity.:•..Further, :there. was
ne:eVicienee, Whatsoever tl...iickete;. and
such , infeCtionl.'diteases 'AS. 'starlet -
•fever; • diphtheria, measles,
*beeping cOugh,,:ete,'„ Wereanknb*m,
'To.,maiiY.:Persens this.. inanniniti wilt,
appear .surprising,,etipecially when ,it
is realised that the scinitatil?ni on this
island:. is very, rude • andunsatipfact
torY,, and thevater .-SlipVy Most
AISO,'. rat and
fleas .ShOuntl,. passing, it it ,inter.
estin,g to •reeerd ,:that
:of fitinibnit;ypreealled amongst the in-
habitants St; t as; lest
.df ter their 'removal te
mainland,
. ,
TOOTIIBRIJS•flpS,•:.
; The; Par feetion, of . Ste 4). teeth , Witt'
as bat -tiers against ditease, builds in
her '•unborir, Child strong lanes ,, and
teeth. which, 'later, are 'able to
stand any Possible Br -effects... Which
might': otherwise arise from' eating.
sticky cereals and sugar. : ,Further,
the Tristan infants are weaned' at
:twelve to fifteen months. :In highly -
civilized ',communities today infants'
are Often not oven breast-fed at 'all. ".
In revieWing, all the available data
regarding the health Conditions found
at Tristan da Cunha, .,One inclines to
place diet as the foremost responsible
facter. Man. seeluS ever eager
to alter or Produce substitute's for,the
:rood provided by Nature.. The •'..rris-•
tan .Islanders. de:neither.. .
It is interesting rofet to the 'visit,
. in 1830, of the Danish traveller,' kiind
Andersen.' iiSbranght back withlfm
ft the Cage, two niminbert.of this coin-
Munity4oee an old man, and the other
aged twenty-one. • Competent
nuthor-
ities ,describe . the hitter as being a:,
atiperman, six : feet in height, and
Thee observation,1„mayheld a_pole-1
tion to the riddle. ' Certainly •.Ideali
sanitary', cOnlitienS, • a Mire water ,
supply, and the extermination of rats:
ind•ileas, however landahle, these rnea.
sures undoubtedly are, do' not offer "ar,-
adequate explanation, because life on
Tristan da Cunha is the very anti.7
. , . • •
thesit of. these .ureals. • '
• • This' hook, and the reetitly publiok ,
gcl reports and •I'rets, articles, Suggest
a profitable field for' investigation:
..*?"
.• "Treat her! • Yeti •don't :
think, She tould'Iteep Secret!' •
truStegt,her with other
things •'and tfie'kept •them."' •
-• A, Sndile.'•;. • •
.-:11lighe-r+--As...soOn as ..Ytee're asleep
the augels will one into ---your soft;
• :- ,.• •• •• •
2,and_guarkyou,
$innItSon-t,Theilt.h4linniie,•taltejny, • 'r
•CliecalateS. Off •tir.e. dressing • 'table ••anilput thernunder iny pillow, phase.
-
• • • ' ' • • . .
.thing,. • that (14s, , Chit,
tl'Ve it rk might have relented end
forgiven hop, 'lititnyned:
Days" as shep1aMhed. itt the .41.144e10,,
:then gaio heiSelf a driilOng,' With 14
goo; filled. tho, atrNrith: an OttriiAtti4
• min elitud and' set
about dressing with- e•light heart. , Sh<,.
dohned. n' pIIdn hite linen
Whil,e shoesa: little. eoPt Wth
.1watt:0:Otto:is and a hlue burrti.
q A MI .utrit 1: finnitry (,,i( el altn-
ed., a MhO st ne'd• hoe' Wtist
W111011;
not 11114 with. surprise thet.- It
..10it41• 11,110,0Rt. 11, 0'110.4, "' • • •.
• WhS. ;i0 'Ajid
otint .luZlow 11 ilfe"`dining ,t.tIctn, A•n.:
ptivito.iy ,sifo on1, not , the. only
steetioN,,,ths "n•ir 'hod' 1).1s•yr.d. Its ti' ks
•.re't Hut: ..res t, tiui tv1l,• •Slitic weS'httt i11
epni',04,, Iliongh)irny th ,seeyin
mat -her .• • .•
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A• . • A • .• •
''Aitor,...a itt ito wearlirg, a loliOty 'green,
•tiolleste Imported.' tlyetift-**Itlflt 00101'
'SO` 110021tilet0i3 .tirat, it wee , 'not
.A..:•tttr.,,:el.;.Wito lied etintired It
efiketi,, in() INV A1I41.12.1..ilitt ft a ifyi,
more., iteitVlitg: the rektfori,•she
tI-
IIiiul dyiiJrt It 11.11(1 rOopilniOniled,11)111;
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