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Are you'disooura y1ppathy,
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a heavy PhYsIcAt burdem? I know what
these mean to dell�Ate women -I have
been discouraged, too; but learned how
cure myself, Xwant to relieve butr?
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dem Wh not ond the pain anofollorp the
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doctor's ID 117 11 can do this for you and
it assist me.
)gOTARY, PUBLIC. ETC,
will you will
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(IFFI(CE--Mositte Riock�-01 INT,11IN,
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box or, the rernedy which has been placed
In my hands to bcj given -away. Perlis,
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this one I)ox will'idure youL�lt has done %9
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So tiallv.. Wrtt , to -day. fnr.niv f"ne tr , t,
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CHAPTER XXVITI, Why, the old .tool Is crazY11 And his the summons. Silence. formidable and
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I UTWARDLY the book Accorded, writing Is crazier, C44't make head un-brokeu. vneveeded.
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. ,that place of desolation And The captain turned several .more ordel.,so, he said., Mnst be Ind here
a � death it typified tbe.pett,v, neat. pAgeo# They were blank, "At , any Somewhere unless the svuls got him."
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uess Of offive processes. Pro � perly plac . ed rate, It seems to be the end," he said. Cautiously the boat moted forward,
It should have been found on a desk, "I should liope,so,ll rettirneli thle oth. (Ince she grazed on. a halt subuierged,
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I wlth pens, rulpra and, other parapher. , . . ,d _ tier, Scattered
nails lie took the. book on hls kuees, flut- , n
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I to It.' It was .*a qa4irto, bound - In war I - tering. the ,leaves between thumb sod rocl;y shore� but they were not human
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tiled paper, with black leather over finger. Suddenly he. checked, cast ,
the hinges. No external label. auggest. . back and threw the book wide open. landing, but all of these led back to
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ed Its ownership ol% uses. but through "Here begilineth, a new chapter,"
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onecorner, blackeoe.4, and formidable Said be quietly, .. I side of which oponiid two snitill caves.
Into the first the lantern cast Its.
In Its contrast to the peaceful purposes No Imaginable chirography could
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of the ,volume., a hole had been bored. have struck the eye ,with nore of con- �
.. I arch was wide and the cave .84 ... Ilow
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The agency of perforation was obvious. trast to the professor's small and nerv, ,
, The entrance to the other was so oar.
A hu.1lethiLd made st. I I 1. . ous hand. Large, roonded and ram -
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. "Seen I s(imethiag of' llfe.'I reckon." ' bilug, it filled the page *with few .and row its to send 4 Xisltor to his knees.
. But inside -it seemed to .open out.
Said Tretition as.tbe captain turned the careless words. . M,oreover. there were fish bones at the
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06 . ,Tune Z 1904. -On thin date I find in.. entrance. The captain. the surgeon
And of 'death," returned Captain sole occupant and absolute monarch of . ,
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PakktUsoo soleMnIV 11 0 , And C f in, lauded.
.. ID you, know, this valuable Island. This! morning I was I .
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Trovidou', lakmost dread to open this?" a member of a community. interesting If Captain Parkinson reached the spot
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"Pshaw!" returned the other, 4'What not prvcljse)Y peaceful. Tonigt be thrust ,his head In
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Is, It to us?" d gone." the sprightly Solomon, at t I be orIllce. A sharp ezoilamatiob
He threw the cover back. Neatly lets the psychic'migger, the amiable Thrac- i
toired, on the Inside. In .the- fine and kles, the.cheerful Perdos.a., the gerilai Puts- broke from him. He rose to his feet,
, . . and the hIgh1mindeq Eag@n. Undoubted.. turning 4 contorted face to the others.,
slightly angulair xi]rltIng ithafacterlsitle' ly -the social atin0aphere has cleared-. 11 . Poisonous." he cried, ,
of the Teutonic scholar, wl�is. the leg- moreover, I am for'tbe first time In my
life a landed proprietot. item. several - I'More -volcano," said Trendon. Ile
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. , Augustus Seb I. square miles. of grass land* item. several* bent to the black h9le and sniffed can.
1409% Spruce street, Philudel6iiia. Pit." dozen head of sheep; Item, a cove full of tiousiy. I .
. The opposite page Was b12lnk..','CAp- -fish'; Item'. a bindsomely decorated cave; "I'll - In st-11 voluntee ol Con',
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volcano. At ilmes, It may be. I shall feel.
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are not distrustful of m*. Undoubtedly
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he leaves something to be desired in the
way of companionship-. hence this diary.
the inevitable refuge of the emptv minded.
Pushing'the laotern before him, he
wormed big way until the, light- was
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Materially I shall do well enough. though
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offl, a&_ftta&Io street. Clinton. Night
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Rates in ,effect to ;. piimcipai
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' ,A. O.. Pattison,. Depot Agent.
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"Hang his cigarettes!" cried tbe sur-
geon.' "This must be Darfow� Fin,
Icky beastl, LeVs see if -It's Signed."
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last sheet, g1driced at It and sprang to
his feet.. Tbere,'sprawled 16 ,tremu-
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,%iitbi.agony or terror, was written: -
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the captain, i0o, took one quick.look,
closed It and handed , It to , Congdon.
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"Aye,'ayc, SIr,!' sald the cockswaln,
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..'The cave in. the cliff. of cours6,11
said Trendon. : 11N,oticed.-It coming in,
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don "but I don't think we can make
space. Captain Parklasou dropped,
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down and peered Irl. but the evil odor.
was too much for him, ,Ile yetired,
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gone for what seemed. an Interminable
time., HIA Superior offiver fidgeted. un-
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easily., At lost be.could stimil .it. no-
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[)air of feet appeared., then -the Sur-
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lantern. Once. tw I lce,�UdAhrlco he In-
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. �,Piliew!" be go . s�oed. "Thought I was
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mile.' its they estlinaied,'from the open
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they reached a unprow.beach shut ,off
by -a perpendicular ' wall of ' rock; ' Skirt-,
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side, minutely examining every .I)OSSI-
ble crevice-' When they again reached
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the certain roncluslon' that -no living
man was within thos6 walls.
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"'A44 the killing 9f,the doctor. Your
patient seems to be a romantic gen.
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burol.", quoth Trondoo. 1,Pvrrow'* no,
romance. Nothing fictioual about the
9109 And ledger."
"True enough." said the captalAt god
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fell to consideration.,
"Anyway." sold Trea,dolit vllporviisly.
"I'd like to. have a1ook at those Dirol.
roosts. Mighty like sign posts to. my
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"Very well," sa.'d the captain. 1.101
cost us Only a wetting. Run her In.
ConsAQU."
With all the cockswaln's skill ard the
oarsimen'o tectinique, the passa$e of
the surf Nvaii it, lively *rier, and 11ttIllt
driblets of water marked the trail of
the officers as they shuffled up the
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The two -slabs stood lqsR thou, fifty
yards beyond b1gli water tide. Near -
Ing them, the viqltol,j saw that jeaclit
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were. close up. could they read the
oeat carving, on the first. xt� ran Ali
follows:
� Here lie"
fjOLOMON ANDERSON
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Who. murdered his employe'r, his cdptaln
and his shipmates and was found 4POA of
his deserts on these shores, June 6, 1904.
This slab is erected as a memento of
admiring eattem
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the last of his, vl4tlms, �. -
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"Percy Darro�v fecit.11 saf4 tl�e sAr-
geon. "You can kiss the book on that.
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"Therk Slade was telling the truthl"
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Sacred1to the memory of an -ensign of
the United ritates navy, Whose body.
Washed upon this coast, Is here buried
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� "BIlly Edmaj,ds,"I said the cap;ain..
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:with .all . reverence, , by strangp hands; .
whose soul may Ood rest. "The sees shall'
strig his rtqule.m:" ''Junb the -sixth.'
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"Billy . E, � Owards,"I . -said t I be 6apialo,
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bared heads betwe(in the twin: graves.' �
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MHE Surgeon spoke.first. .
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Cti.p�Ain .Parkinson - turned .slowly
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lid ' saidovith an effort..."Our business
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"ll-lide and seek"'. growled Trendon.
"if hCl's here Why don't boi, show, him-
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prints." said Treadon. - "He's ,plodded
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ba . ck a . nd.forth'like a-prisonetAll a'
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cast c6rious'glances at'ib' :two -he'ad"
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11,11ount -guard. over' Mr.w Zdwaidg'
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grave," commanded the captain. � ','. -
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The man saluted and moved on.
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� opened the ledger -and'. took up Dar -s
row's record. , . . �,
. . -'Here It Is. Entry of JU116-31"
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"Everything lovely.. SchoonCir lost to
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sighL Query -to memory dear? Not ex-
actly. Though I shouldn't mind having
her under orders for a *few days.- Queer
glow in the sky last night: it they'V.e been
investigti'ting, they may have.got what"s
coming to them. Voicano cKlilbiting fitel
of ternpor. Spouted out considerable, fire
about 9 p'dlock. Quite spectacular. but no
harm done. Can foresee short rations of
toba6co. Lava id valley. still too hot for
comfort. No, sign of Dr. Sche.rmerhorn.
Still sleep on 'beach."
"'Not much there," suffred Tre.ndon.
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"Go on," sald the calitaln, .
. "June 9. Evbrilng.-Thick'and squally
woather again. Local atmospheric con-
ditions seem upset. Volcano still leading
strenuous life. Climbed the headiand this
afternoon. Wind very shifty. Got ail
occasional whire of volcanic output. Ono
In partleulnr would have geht.o. skunk to
the camphor V tle. No living on the
headland. Will explore cave tomorrow
With a view to domlcile� Ilave come down
to an allowance of seven cigarettes �per
atem. � I
"June 4.-E ,xplbrod cave tocIfty. Pull of
dea(l seals. Not only dead, but all ,bitten
ancl cut to ploces. Must have been lively
doings In Setil Town. Not much choice
between air In the cave and vapors from
. tbo volcano, narring seals. everything
sultable for light housekeeping. such its
triltie. Undertook to clean holige. Drag -
god late lam-onted out Into tho Water.
Some sank and were swept away by the
. sea puss. Others. I regret to say, floated.
If,ound trickle of fresh water in depth of
cave and little sand ledgo to sleep on.
so far, A0 good" we may be lappy yet. If
only I had my cigarette suliply. Once
board a botanist pay that leaves of thd
white shore willow intide fair hubstituto
for tobacco, Fair substitute for '" X
vontlea! Would like to Interview .0told
botartlat. .
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-DR. P. -k. AXON.-
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"Bere beglancth a vete chwptcr," said he
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, it from this sidej Sir," ' �
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"Would a corpse. r&e to the surface
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soon In waters such as.these,.Dr. Tren-
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($uccesssor to Dr. Holmes.) � 1: I
-ittriock,- E. ' Hin-
, Robert Smith, � � I I t -
chley,. Sea' fortlr.;� James: Cummings
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Ansbery? WItiat have three donen uf.n
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N*o-beach; Sir. and tbd bliff's like.the
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specialist In Crown and Brid ge
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J*. rnes
%rnor - ,W..
L itiville
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der.�Iil�ts to do with this?"
�. . $tile, of a ship;, Looks to be deep water
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G raduato of the Royal College of
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"A inen'iorandiiin for uttitting prob-
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ahly,'.' suggested the. captain. - i -Try,
. right into the cave's mouth." 1. .
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' The captain rum.1nated, Then he beat.�
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Dental '. Surgeons of Ontario. Honot
Parties degi.rout to effect insurance
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bere." .1 . � �.
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flog along.11" " z 1. . . � I
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or,ttansact other business. will be ,
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: ,,Cheffilcal form'illue," ,so!
' � * A Treridori,
... *hed
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The descent. was swift, at times, reoZk
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less -but'tbe party embarked -without
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otbpt cave!"" - �'c .
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, , "What cive?'O" asked - the Bur.
Dental Department: Graduate" of the
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Ito any of the above officers addressed
Vil! Can't maV6
"Pages.of lefti.' T e . .
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accident. , .Soon 'they 4iyere fol�glug
,other
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Chicago College of �Dental Surgery -
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Chicago. *
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td their respbctiVe postofllices,, Losse ,
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-a thing of it." . I
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"Well,beWs something In'E,rigilsh.".
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through the water At -racing speed, the .
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Will be at the Commercial botel
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inspected. by. �he director who li .
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'Good," said the other. �'By combin-
boat leaping to the Impulslo'h* of-Ahe
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seals.'. . . . . . .
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Bayfield, every Monday from 10 a. � In.
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nearest the. scene.
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Ing the hypersulphate of Irldium with
.Sallointan's -strongest m6tiviisf, curiosi -
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. ty and the. hope of saving a life. .
- - I ed Trendon. "Waft,
"Surelyl" 6 xcialm
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though� : Didn't, Sladq Say It wits bew
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he, ric acid ln'.tbe proportions described
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CHAPTER. XXIX.. .�
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.'twe6u-bere
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� "Yes. Beyon.ol'the imall beach."
"Nom cave there,", declared the Sur- -
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AUCTI6NEER-JAME8 S9ITnL1-
. IN, GO I
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In. fofinula x 18, a reaction, the nature.
ITHIN. half. adhour the gig. had
geon� positively. . ' . . . I
censed Auctioneer for 'the Coilftty
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CLI14TON - ONT. , '
of which I have not fully, determined.
-performed
reached the mouth of the cave.,
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"There must, be, Con,rdon, -did you ,
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of Huron. All orders entrusted iW
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follows. This must be with
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Ag.the dockswaln.had predict-
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see an �dbenlng anywhere. in the cliff
me will receive prompt, Lattentio, n-
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Term'sof. subseription"$1 per year in
extreme -eat e owing to the unstable na-
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As we came alont?'! ' �
Will sell either by percentage or
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.advance -, $1.50 * may be charged if
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ture of the benzene compounds." '
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entrance. ' Else,wbere :the surf fell..
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*tbrou'
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"No, Sir. This ls� the, only one. Air."
pdr tale. Residende on the Bayfield
not so paid. No piper disconel-unid
Plerid Acid? Benzene coifi:
. pounds?
--whitelyj out the
, gh the, arch . -
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"We'll see about that." said the cap-,
Road, one mile south of Clinton..
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until -all - aritars Are paid, unlesR at,
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Those are high explosives," said Cap-
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taInTarkillson. "Wesbould have Bar.
waves rolled' ujbbroken Into .a heavy
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Stillness. Only As the boat hovered for
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tain grimly. "Hena her about.. Skirt
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the opinion of Ahe publisher ... The
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nett go over this." : .
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amoment at the face of the cliff could'
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.the shore as near the breakers us you -
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United States Subscribers
date to which'every subscription is
is denoted'on' the'libel.
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Arbor.
the exploring party'llear, fai,within,
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The gig retraced Its journey. ,
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.paid .Dr.
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Advertising' rites -.Tr nsicnk. Adver- -
A. r0rdenter. Ann 31%11ch.
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1 -holt explains Its being, in. English.
thi? hollow boom that told of breakers.
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on a distant subterranean beach. .
. "There's the beach, as Slade describ.
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will please note that we have to
tisements, 10 cents per' nonpariel
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Probably copied from a letter."' . .
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- ed. It,". said Captain Parkinson as they..
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pay one cent postage on each PAP7
line for first insertio'n and.'3 .
- � "This �must have been one of the, exr
taln's "Keep -a sharp lookout
ef Lme Abreast of the little. r6 ach of -
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line f* . �
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-perlmentg Ili the. valley that Slade told
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.order. . . . I
for hidden -rocks." . . 1. . . . �
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sand. . . . . I .
"An . d what I a -re tbbse two bird roosts
This means that your' sabtcrip-
. I;n.' Small'advertiset6enta riot' to
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us, of,", said the...cgptalri thoughtfully.
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, To the whfspering'plash* of. thii oats
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tion must be paid -in , advance.
exceed one inch such' as, . I'Ltist9"
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"Why, see' here.'� he cried. with*some-
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they moved � froitn*.. sunlighi Into t1vI-
on - asked.
I sit that. paich of shore
Dead again.
When ypu see your subscription .
i,Strayed," .or ettl.j- .111-
thing like . exultatl'on, �Iltba fs what Dr.
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light.. from twilight. -Into darkness. Of
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expiring please remit, $1.150 I or all-
. serted' once for* 35 cents and rich.
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Sebermerhorn was doing here. He his
'a sudden the oars jerked'convUlsively.
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weed.'� . . .
, A&AIts of wrec kage fixed in the sand."
other year so that you will not
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subsequent Insertion 10 cents.. ,
the clew.to; some explosive so terrific'
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A great roar, had broken upon the ears
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"Don't � tfil h so, Sir. Toq - . well
miss any copies of The NeVS-Re0-
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Communications' int2nded for publica-
that be goes. far out. of the ,world to
of,the saildrs. The Invisible roof above
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tion mutt, as a gllaranteC.Of gODd
expedment witli Its infinufacture. F6r
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th, em. the .water . heaving
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"We have no time to settle the mat-
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faith, be accoiopahied- by. the name
companions- he chooses. a gang of cut-
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them, the walls that hemmed them in,
ter UOW," said captain Impatient -
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throats that the world would 'never
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I called with a multiplication of reso-
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ly. ."We must ' f.riol'that cave If, It Is
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miss In tftso Anything went, wrong.
I nance upon the name of Darrow, The
to be found." ' . �
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Possibly It was some trial. of the fin-
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j boat quivered With the start of its oc-
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Hovering just outside the final drag
XPERIENCE
-Zolitor aud'Pr6priet=
ishod product that started the erupa
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cupants. Th6 one .Or two laughed
of the surf. under the skillful gilid-
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,tiou even. -Do you see'. ,
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weakly as they realized.that what they
of Con . - on;.the boat moved slow-
ance gol
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..Don't explain, enough." grunted
had heard was no supernatural voice.
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ly alongtbe. line of beach to the line of
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Ti -endon. "Deserted ship. Billy td,
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it was the captain hailing for the. ma7
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cliff, All was Oped as th� day. . Tbe
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wards. mysterious lights, Slade And
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rooned man. , . . .
blazing suit picked out each detall of
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his story-an*y*,'expjoslveS In those?
,No vocal answer came, but an Inde-
jut and, hollow, Evidently the poison-
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711FRADIC MAR'"
Good enough far as itgoes. Don't go
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terminable space away they could beat
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DESIGN .
COPYRIGHTs; & 1
,TABLE- .
Trains will arrive at and depar t
far enough."
- "it certainly leaves .gaps," admitted
it low splash foil.)wed by a second and.
a third. S�Imefblng .Coughed weakly
spread tfieir blight here. for the face
of -tile precipice, was bright vvith many
( Anyone sanding a sketch and desert 911� lonnial
itilekly ascertain our olsinlon free w ether an
from Clinton Station as follows '. � ,
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the other, .. % I
� In .'front and to the right. Treudon's
tj owers.. So.close in moved the boat
Invention is probab"
tions i3triettyconfld(3,�tp.it_$nk'Nt'Bldo�lomn lull"
patents
BUFFALO AND GODE RICH DIV.
Ile turned over a few more pages. .
"Vormulae. formulae, m
hand went to his revolver. The men
. conj e but-
.that its ocellpallti,i
sent free. Oldest a oneyforsecurin eatents.
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Patents toon, . t9rouFth Nunn & o. receive
- ast 7.35 a. m.
Going t
ned., One of them Swore In
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tekilles fit I , above tbe bloom. Bnt
. itte',int,
opttianoties,IwItboatcuar a mthe
it It .
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What's th17 Here are some marginal
a whisper, �
that which their eager eyes sought
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scital : Merican, "
. it, Is . 5.15 p, ot.
annotations."
"Slience In the, boat," sald the eap-
wits S I till denied thbul.. No opening
A handsome illustrated w6ek1jr, YArgest cir.
%
culationot I 110tentiflaJoarna, To
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Mklorr
Going ,West � 11.07 A. Ill,
It It 6 p. m,
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"Unbehasslich.'! read Trendon. *,LeVs
See. that local,18111ghly unsatisfftetory,'
taln,in such buOTaot tones that the
. men braced themselves Against the, ex-
o a iling cliffslde, Not
by so much as would adinit it terrier
can 8 Yearopostago Prepaid,
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Or words to that effect Ill! Here '9
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peeled peril.,
did the mass of ro(-k and Itubble gapo.
'MUNN 9 Ce 3618,08d '
' e A
It. It . 11.28 p, m :
where the Old niali loseg Ills temper.
',Light the ' lantern and Pass It to
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"And Slade described tile cave a.
ranch Omce. 65 V st- .
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LONDON, & 13RIJCE DIV.
Listen! 'May the devil take Carroll
Crum for careleqsl�blm-well, 'pig
tile," came the order. "Keep below the
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big enough to I -aw the NVolverille Into."
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Going South 7.50 " rn'
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and
d oig, s.' Novv, where do Carroll and
gunwale, mell.'t I .
As the match spluttered, "Do you see
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triattered Trendon. . .
Up, to the point'6f the headland And
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Cruln come In?"
soniethloo, a few rods to port?" asked
I I., m.; . it +i_ , ,,,,+ 81 -ink d1san.
Going North t '. 11.00 lt. m.
94 It . 6.85 0. M,
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CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
ti A simple and Wcotivo remedy to*
SORE THROATS AND COUOHS
1rhey combine the germicidal value of Cr#solena
With the soothing properties of slippery elm idid fiod-.
doe. Your dru sti or front us, i6o in at
L11"11 9 1114 $
, , Limited, Agott, 96utrew. I)OL
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. Thomas 4, Flint was .sentenced ot
81t. Thomas last week to three yeam
for bigamy.
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I'The.vlre It 'flrm -of analytical 40hem,
Ists 11) Washington't said the captaU4
"When I wits ou ;be ordnance board
I used to got their elre"llars",
il,*Its in. �Vhatll More .Unglish?
Worse than the German ibis Is." I
The writing, beginning evenly enough ,
tit the top'of a page, ran Along for A
,
line .or two, thell fell, Sprawling In
bilge, I-jkggod characters the full length.
Troodon stumbled among them Indlg-
Dually. .
1, liand 1, IONt" he read. 'It Is done,
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Triumph '((Iermftb word.) Eureka, 99
ist gefullt. From the (can't wake out
that word) of the InSDIrttlon-God-liko
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the captain In Trendou's Our.
,,Ilalr of green lights," said Trendom
"r,yes. Seals!" - I I
,,80itis, Seals! SealsItt Shouted the
�walls, for the Surgeon had suddenly
released his voice. And as the MOck*
ory boomed the green lights dlsappear�
col, and there was more splashing from
the dlstftnee� The crew ant lip again.
The lantern sproad its radlancO. It
wag reflected from 'battlements Of
falry beauty. Z verywbero the wallp
were set, as with gems, to broad wales
of vat -led and vivid hues, Daz2led at
first, the eirtftrerl! soob were able to
111061. #I%" 4valln I no re,of the oub.
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i,Wtint Is your opinion ,now, Dr.
Trendou?" asked- the captain of the
older mhn. I
',Don't know, sir." onrivereol the 41IN
geon hopelessly, "Looks as If tile CAVO
tolght have been a hallucination."
,,I shall have something to say to
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Mr. Slade on our return," said tb6 ctill-
tain crisply. "If the cave was it hal-
lucination, AS yO0 suggest, the seal
murder waiii Action," .
,,Looks go," agreed the other.
"And the MU40 Of thd captain,
, How about that,"'
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"The fellow If a tobacco Inaolne.11 4 I
'growleaTrej1don. Wing In big breast ' ..
iwitt. ,orbe 4evor, be erld& bringlulp I r
forth am vnpt.v hand. .1
81!eutly the ciptalu handed him *t :
vlgar. "Tlitiuk,roi,l.sir.Ilbesaiti.11,gbt*. �
Q It find cou"I'llued reading. ,&.1 . "I
"-Tlvno� A P40 %L ootllpr to"r. ("fr. wwv e
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the lolosill4pol twx morning, 2POVA4, %* ..
Como 'taking a day off.' LQ010"s foe sign � I
Of lAugbilig Lass. noticed isometh,
heliograplitrig tq me grom-,ttiv-wave. a.
Y044 the'reef. ScemaIl to be Metal., I �
guessed a tin can. Caught In the swirl. I
it rounded the, cape. sLn4 .1 came down to
I flick ithoro to meov It. lialfwlty down the .
cliff I had a better view. I saw Lit Was i
not a tin com. There was a, darYx body , ,
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under it. which4ho waves were tosairg I
.about, and pis tha metal moved with thO ;
body .It alinted In the sun, Suddenly It I
was borne In, upon me that an arm was It
doing the signaling. waving to m.9 with . . I
a 4prishtlx. even a jocular, friomd1liless.
Then 1. saw what It really was, It. wax
Handy Solomon and his steel h00%:. He .j
was riding quite high. Every novir and . I
strain he would bow and wave, lie
.grounded .gently on thq sand 0each. I , �
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planted him promptly. Ftrist. however, I � � . .1.
removed a bag of tobacco from his pookoL I I
Poor, rotmM, and- Water -#9aked,,,�4Vt.sVlI ,A .� 1,
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tobacco. Spoutj quiet -aftim,o6n,carvink .- I .
a headstone for the dear departed, Pity. '.
It were that virtuos so shining should be, ' .
uncotrimemora,ted. Idle as. the speculation . I
Is, I wonder who my next visitor will be,
Thrackles. - I ' . hope, 14vidently some of
them bAve been playing,'the par;: of Pan. � .
qor.5. ften� tapt p$g�t An;tbe cave. Air .
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quite fresh.
"June G. -Saw the glow againlast ulght.0- .
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The surgeon paused In his reading. . �
"That would be the. nlgbt or the 5tb,. . L �
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the,p night before, We . , picked her up - � I
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"Yes," agreid Captifn Parkinson, - - I I
"That was -the night Billy Edwards- . .
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Go on." I
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,",saw tbei glow again, last night. Don't
understand it, Once should have been.
enough for them. This ii.mtter of board- .
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Ing tobacco may be ,a Bad error� If Old I
Spitfire keeps. on the way she has today,, .
ore. It would bo % . .. I
taw jesV'f� be; burned or s*allowed up
With 9, month's supply of unsmokod ciga- . .1
rettes on one. Cave getting shaky. Still.,
I think I'll stick there. As between being
burned, alive and buried allve��,T'm tor the, � I
respectable and time honored fashloi of . . .
intermerit. Bombardment was mostly to �
the east ,tciday. but -no telling when it .
may shift. I
. "June. 7. -This. morning I found a. body I I
rolling In the, surf, It was the body of. a I I
� young man, large and strongly built; .1 �
dressed in the. untform, .of an ensign of � ",
� our navy. Surely a strange visitor to
these shores! There was no mark of .
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Identification upon. him except a cigarette ., I
..case graven, with .an.undecipherablemono- � I �
gram in. Tiffany's most Illegible style of I I . 1.
arrowheaded inscription. This I buried. .� I -1
with him and staked the grave wl.th a - .,
headboard.. -An ofticer and*a gentleman. a �'. - I I
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youth of friendly ways and kindly living , � .1
it one may Judg,e by the face of the dead, . I .
'and ',he comes by the -imtne.� ende- to the .
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same goal,as.Randy Solomon. Why not? ' ' . . . .
..And .why should one philosophize in a * . . I I.,
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. t;c;i;ii-ifiiLt"i�ffi-iiZ--�ei');*;"i�ad? 'Hold on' � . . . . . . . � .
Perhaps -just pbrhaps-it may -be read. , I � I .
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The officer ,waLsjl)oj .19rig,'4eaO. gnslgns I I � . I
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of'the Uhitea''StiWas fia;V9 �do'n4t':ivdndbr " I I
about untravers,64 watdrs i&ne.' Thlare � . .
. must be a warship somewhere In the vi- I .� .
. cinity. But. Why, then, an unburied officer ' � I . .
-floating,on,the oceanVI will smoke upon . .
this luxuriously and, plentifully. (Later,) . . . I
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No use. I can*t solve It.. But one thing . .
I do. I I�pv.up a signal pole on the head- �
land and cache tlils record under It,thip I . I . I . I .1
afternoon. , Vroni' day' �o. day, with the . ,� I
klndl� lip-riiiieglon of the 4olckno I VjjI 1. � - I I I
i add' to� It. ' B0 doingh! by � Old "i;pItfire. . ,. � � '.I
.. le cloud Is coming down bn me. Also . . . I I .
seems -to be moving, along'the cliff.. I will I . . � ,-.,
refirs *hastily to.my-priVato estate.in iho . . �:
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"That's; all.. e . teept the sc'eaw'fon the . � I . .1�
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last page.11 ,said'Trendon. .,"Some ac- 11 � . I � . ,�
tion :of tb6 volcano . scare4l filffi� � off. . . I .., I �
. lie . had . just 11me . to scra�N,l that last - . � . I � '41
. message and drop the book Into the. . ,,�
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cache. Tb6- question Is. - Did fie get ! . .
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back alive!" ' ' ' . ." . . . . 1.
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6,SladeJi the solution'," sold the cap- ' _ . L � 11 .
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taln. "We must ask hitn,'! ' . � � .., I I .
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. � They ptit back to the. ship. Barnett . . . . , I I I .
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was anxiously awalthig,titem. .. . � .1
"Your paticht -has, been In a .bud . . . . �,
way, Dr. Trendon," he Said.' ' - ' - � .. I .. � �
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I - "What's .wrorij?" isked Trendon, . I .:
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frowningi . . . � . . .1 . . L -td
"Ile�-calue up On dock , wild eyed and .
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staggering'. There was -a sheet, of 1pa- - I L I . 1. 1. i 1.
per Ili his. hand, wfillch sieemed to have ,. - - ., I
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I . some bearing on big -tr4tible. VVboin".be ,'
foutid you'lliAll-gone to the Island with- I . I
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out, ' him he'began to rage like a, ma- - . . I . �. I
. nlac.* 1 had to have him barrid ' d -down - .
by � force. ,In'* the rumpus the ,paper. . I . I
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disappeared. 1 assumed the respou6-- I .. . . I
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. b1lity bf-giving hinj an opiate.". �. . .. .'�
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. Z . . . "Quite-. right." approved Trendon.' . ! . . . . I
� "I'll go do)vn. Will you come with tne� � I . . . . . � .'_
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. sit-?" he sikIdAd the captain. . i I . . . . 1. .� .
. They' found Slade.ln pFol'otind slum- . , ,�� . y
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ber. . . . I .. . 11 .. .
. q*Woult do to Ntalce him, now." growl-. . . . � � � I
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ed Trendon. "Hello. what's b6rc?�' , � . I
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I . Lying in the hollow of the sick Mania . . . *1
�� right hand. 'where It had been crushed . ..",
to' a ball.- Was a ciudipled mass of trac- - - . . �
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; .1lig paper. Trendon smoothed It out. - . . . . i
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peered at It 'and p.qssed It to. the cap- . - . . I
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tIllp. . � . . - ? 1. . .
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. 'Iles a sketch of an Indian 'arrow- I
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. head.". lie 610dimed In surprise at the A . . .
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. first, glance. ."What are all these . I .
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Marks?" . .. . . .. . . .
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I . "Alap of the Island,": badged . Treu- , ., . . .t
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don. . "Look 6ere.11 . .. . . . 1 . . ,�
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.. Tile drawilig was a fairly careful '
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* ng sue . geogrophleal point$. � '),
once sh6��l It
as bud 1jeen of concern to the two , . .
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3- . ear inhabitants. Tberewas tbo large,.�" I . . . .
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cavern,. Indicated as they had, f6und It_ ' . .
and at it point between it and the hted- . 1,
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land the legend. "Seal Cave." � !
"But Ifs wrong.." cried Captain Park- ' :�
Inson,'setting finger to the spoto "We .
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passed there twice. There's noopefilng,4' 11 .%
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"No guarantee that the& ijany not. -
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I have lyeen," returned the other, �"Thls I
Maud. has ,been Considerably Shaken .
. Ili) lately. Entrance may -have been . I
closed by a landslide down the cliff. . � .
Noticed signs . myself, but didn't thl*k .
of it In connection With the cave." .
. I'Thqfs work foe Barnett, then." said 1.
the captain, brightening. "We'll blow .
up the whole face of the cliff If lieceS,
sary, but we*ll get tit that cave.10 . . . I
r Ile hurried -out-. Order'f011OWed or- .. 11 ''
der.. and soon tho'gig, with tile Cap-' .
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taln., Trendon and the, torpedo expert. �
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Was driving for the Point trarked I�Sedl ' . . I.,
Cavell oil the map over which they ,
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were, bent. I . .
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to OIJ Say the InSt entry Is June . I
� 7?" asked Burnett as the
boat entered the light surf. .
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.rd Teondon nodded. . i
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laqt glow and the big burst from. the
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voloano, Wasn�t It'," . .
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"Id"Plit. , . . �
,*The Island would have been badly
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Shaken lin." , .
*#N,,6i so violently but that the flat -
Dole stood," sold: the-ea0taltit.
"Thaft true. Sir. .gut there's been it
good deft] of volcanic gas going, -Thu .
mAn's beau bontlAd uO for four dftvs-"
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