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. Trant t Ten minutQs later Dick Wheeler thing whatever Do you hearl?.I) �.". 0A.11fli'M 111JIMANITY.
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k_ � L , , . . I L I hatefully conscious ,all the time of I asked him n .�,k. ,up the, fire, and I all Writes ,of Ills Exparieftees
., I I ,,, The whole t�lling hapl.),ene'Ll , so About that drug. 'Taok - -1 . A X I 1.
. i, quiQldy that Dick Allieeler ,could thit motionless object on tho sofa Trant lie -yet took it, Do, you un- ^ . of the Course of Ris
4 9% k .not realiw it allat once He, -saw near by. I I derst' and ? He nover took it, man I .: 11 � t" L I L . .
I . A 'try door open, hewks his "Yes," Wilson was Saying$ "the When James came in Aie, wl Q ; - I Lffe,L ' .. .
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I honest m -,,,Lu 1" declarecl judging. by his uncertain stop of course, friend in m,ute, wpuderm-wit for . is deaf Qr blind gains the sympathy f
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,nd the King. went off) chuckliag andL glazed' ro a ly hasten the end, Several Seconds, Then lie ,sank
I I . L 11 FLIGHTS Of ROYAL PEOPLE I. : eye, And IN'liceler found but thd V I b b OR DISAPPOIN'i'MENT of his fello,w-creatures, but no sym-
� . d rug ,down upon .4 chair and covered his thy is Ineted Out to thI� StLfferar
.Li, IL . . 'L � . to himself. ,. himsel! �N,vorido�'ing how oil earth 4 d libey q. I I say, old man, what'. . s fa WHEN L PA ,
I I CharWs brother, James II-) Lucy Kemster could ever have'pro- ' fliction. ,
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I I J successful escape- mi,qed to marry .such 0, fellow L the matter'? You look jolly queer?" . . ii
� '� . . . I , was,. for the time being,, too much A really 'badL temper is as. awk� :
. L L I L. . I THEY . RATE h himself -shaking I . ght ueri�es, and I Ward for the person who owns ,it
I I . �L I ped out of the back do r in the Tr And began to pace, the room With teArs of gratitou 0
I i DLY, " the 0 lid like, one in a. dream; those who are made to
, I LEAVE HURRIE middle Of night L arded A ant's. lia long, uneven stri4es. tide f r God.,%a iufin- 'A *C as it is for
L I W, 11E�l HAD TO Attended only by Berwick,. he slip- IV eeler found m his chair for his overwr , �m - G I
L. I , I I IL . I bo then Trant's voice pulled him back He could lto mercy forced themselves from M Suffer, I .
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11 I I I I . I Some of L % iag smack, in which he ran dowl, "Well, Dick, old boy, how are ly lie regained command of his it 701! - , * * * * B AKE INAG, myself that I would master it, but
I : I � . . I . Them" Haye, Had to Flee the ThameS, and across the nar- you qi, exclaimed Trant rAt,ber voice,. and turned a, haggard face to Six months later Lucy Keinater I -Aa;g,ht just as well try to master
L 1. "or Their Lives From Their row Seas to Ambletease, his companion, I became Mrs. Dick Wheeler, and 4 POWDER the Wind as control my rage when
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I I , I . : R . . ardy. me here to -day, I'll be bound, and. "Listen," he said hoar4ely, "and happier couple do L not e�iSt._ n
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�4 I L . "AZIZ" AND '.'AS "FAS -11 you wouldn.1 I'll tea you just what ha . . .
I t have seen me -either, Tr. pponed, Pearson's 'Weekly. . L, oughly, ancl I have L had to Pay very
. I I L . Immediately after the disaster at if I hadn't come ashore with such ant turned up here quite nu�x- . CONTAI I dearly for the conseq . uence,s many
� , . I Sedan To come down to more recent pectedly this afternoon, L having I ____19A_ � I
� . When the Germans CaptUr- times, f I K.
I I -11 I : I A 'he Only ruling monarch be,. a jolly set of Chaps that'l couldn't come back from the Far E ast. with� NS M,OALU L. A time'
L � . I ed ti�e whole of the largest of the id ML get away from them 'until every- before- MARINO IRE PUBLIC WORK. 1 belive, I am As reasonable as
I .L I French armies, the angryL Parisians S eSL King ano-el, who has been thing'was. blue, so to speak.. . out lotiang anyone know . other iolk in the ordinar way, and
. I forced to run for his life, is that hand. He had been drinking beav- COSTS NO MORE y
� , . . called on the Empress Eugenie, unfortunate young man the ex -Sul- "If it hadn't been for that, Dick, ily, -and lie asked me, to give him ,a 811PPlYiRg Water 'to the Thirsty. � . . 1. do not think trifling' agnoyauceS I
who was Acting as Regent, to abdi- t,%n of Morocco. -old boy, Ishould ba,ve gone straight THAN THE , upset me as much ag they affect
: cate, At the same L time, an armed to call on. Lucy; but that' s out of .drug, as he wished to pay A visit Traveller in Palestine.,
. mob of rioters poured, shrieking, Moulai tl Aziz Was act parti'll- the question just at I to his s-weetheart later in theafter- . ORDINARY KINDS.. I'lost peoplo; but when my temper
larly vicious, but he was weak, I, pre so Administered charity is Ono thing; comes -to the surface, it Sweeps. al1L
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I noon. I '�)elings ruthlessly on one
� � I into the gardens of the Tuileries, 'r- I've come be I 60�1 Is, all interested charity, is a commer-
I L . . responsible, and a spendthrift. He t � re to ask you . ome- "He was engaged to L HADE IN CANAD A I other I
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� I I hing to take off the effects of my 1) ucy Kem" cial enterprise. As an -example 'the L side and for a time I ,am, more or
I and the Empress, in order to ee- lumbered up. his palace With useless t -star, you. know, went on Wheel- late 'Sir L
cape falling into their hands, was , .tle spree, and then if you'll let Francis Galton, in I .
4 motor cars, bicycle,%, hansom cabs, me lie ,down on that sofa for an er with"em J
� 1� forced to fly at once. otion, "and I was 4x- his . less, at its mercy. It is as though
Mmeras, gramophones, musical- book-, I'Momories of My Life," tells I .. " - . I some power takes possession Of me
BUGENIE�S ESCAPE. .. boxes, ,in,d all kinds of modern hour, I'll be as fib as a fiddle.. You Pl��cting the girl and her mother how water is supplied to the thirsty . . � I 11 . I.., I and I am -
I . chanical loys, and the result was ,doctors are useful boys Some- here a,qy minute. In fact they ar- . traveller in Palestine. The invita- I ------= MERE CLAY IN ITS HANDS.
About four in the aftera-opn of me rived st before I sent James in , L String kind can
��' . times!" ill tion to� drink has a B.&GGAGE SAIASHER STORY. Temper of the worst
September 4th, escorted by three that, instead of Moulai "As is " here'With the draught. I i -old them atta,ched .
I he became, Moulai "As was " aZ,cl Wheeler looked With undisguised he wag here, and When to it. At the otherend of the string . transform dear friendship into list -
I friends,. she passed through the, ) they had .
1, apacious galleries of the. Louvre, had. to fly for his life before the in- disapproval at the shaking figure gone, came in and f ound him like Is the payment for, the favor re- Why This Familiar Tale is Missing red in a Rash. People who ighordd
. cursion of the, victorious Moulai before him, and yet the man had this., It,s an awful thing What ceiv'ed- From Current- Literature. I this weakness in me have incensed
� and, reaching the, street, found an been a decent enough fellow until I * me, perhaps with a single taunting
� i ordinary olie-horse, cab waiting. Hafid. -.1 he fell into bad company and Will Lucy say?". he broke off dis- I The ,oil about Jaff-a is perfectly "How is it," tbe� traveller asked Word, and turned me into a.verit- ,I
I I Accoinpanied Only by her la In the Autumn of 1908, Cipriano jointedly. . L . dry and wonderfully fertile, buttthe railr6ad man, "that we don't y
waiting, she Castro, nominally President, but took to -drink; but llow,and he C 4yo able tiger instantl , There -comes
� 1, . gat in, and djr_o�le_ really dictator, of Venezuela was engaged to Lucy I�enlsterl u are., thinking more of Lucy only -on the strict condition of its hear any more stories now -a -days a ferocious longing to avenge an
I away to the house of Dr. T. W. EV_ , an- than yourself, old man." being amply supplied m�ith water. .
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, I � I I nounced that he was seriously ill, Wheeler pulled himself �ogether about the baggage snl.%sher?" injury (an injury, real or imagin-
_ anS, a N�e -known Amerl"n den- "Why, of course, You see I ItS,envirolis are traversod by,dusty
. I � I tTst. ji and must. ,go to Europe to consult with an effort. I I love her," said Wheeler simply'. roads between dull mud walls, on 4, "Well," said the railroad man, ary), a sweet joy in indulging that '
z There she spent th e. best doctors. As a matter of _All right," he said, 11 I more care in'the 1-tandling of pas- 116nging,L and then the bitterest re-
� 1 .6 iught, while th li go- a"d Vils,on nodded. "Yes, I guess- the other side of which the, richly
1� e down on the sofa., whiie I get ,ad cc I sengers' bagg-oge is required DOW gre .
, I tha mob raged through Paris, and - his country was -as t3 t
Jv vented its fury upon the Royal pal- fact, he knew that him, and you a draught from the surge secret," he s watered garde lie, so pedesbri- a -days, for one ttiing; a,nd as be- There must have been hundreds
�, 1, . getting too, hot to, hold ) but don't leave this room till ryp honye5oi'dlyr, - dear chap, you must- ans,,as might be .expected, are of- msher ancT the � Of occasions in m- life when the re -
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11-1 as he had stolen ,enough t n't ourself too harshly. You ten thirsty and covetous.
: ace. Next day Dr. Evans took the I' . of his life, lie was feel really fit; I'll tell you why. jude i trunk maker the situation is about 1: sult of this wil(f fe �
, C ex -Empress, jl� his own carriage,. him for the rest cy an,�_ her mother had no ea J11&t his heart was af- I saw a sort of pump -handle with 1 the Same as that 'between the ar- me serious harm,
! , And passed her safely through the only looking for an ,excuse to clear Lit are, coming fected, .of cours'&.1." a spout on'the side of the road,!
1� . . I gates of Paris. Travelling all that Ont. . here to tea to-day�they may ar- 49I I nevw gue�s�,d it for -one and ail inscription above b, * mored ship builder and the projec- I I Can now remember at, least a
y . I . day, they spent the night at a I He got A,way I just in time, for al- rive at any moment -and you don't momeut;,but I oughf'tie have made. Some 'Iti"h L,axlllg tile, manufacturer, first 'one is i dozen times -when it has turned sue-
, . S C encouraging text a,s ahead and then the other. One I cess into utter failure, Although I
� , I t i t ly revolution broke Tant. them to see you 111-e. this, I I
� . small country ina, and at noon on I , certaiii, you know. I ir.�4 morally *�'Drink I Here is water."
I L I . I li�ots, ancTUeln'aral Gomez seized the Imagine." Trant �hook his head. . day you may have a ship that can't was fully �onsoious of th6 danger .
. I L the second day reached the coast, ou "Very well, then, take, my tip, and guilty, and must take 0$ oblise- Accor4ingly we .pumped, and a. be perfora,ted, but the next clay I was rtinnina ,'IV
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i the, Royal lady to, England -that EXIT ZELAYA. - L a . � -- Im-rd we -Dumlled there is�
7 . I'll get you the drailght." "�r 0 I. T - 'There have been improvements I have heard people say that ter -
.k . �Ybu mean to do. that?" I sued no more than'a scanty stream- in L trunk making as in all things riblo tempers Nvere a form of in-
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� . never -failing refuge for fallen mon- A minor Castro was General Z&I- Dr. Wheeler stepped �!'ia Ipr . om "Yes, I must. I am going to do let out of the spout. L.
L I I ., archs. . � ayo, President of the Republic Of the room, but half xa,y across the I else, And, just now you find a ,good Sanity, but I do not think so, for
I .0 it nowj as quickly -as possible." I I
: , ,4 Eugenie escaped safely, and so Nicaragua. 'For fiffeen years he hall he stoQ . � � ,,iu_�-ci, ail tne same, a sound � many trunks that are solid and ,ug- when thoroughly exasperated I
11 ,did Louis Philippe, the citizen- enjoyei a monthly inoome, of $40,- SOU1144 , ` d� still as A, -sharp knock . c,Better, wait .till to -morrow," of a,bundance of water that never' L
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King, whose rule was swept away 000, .and then, having acquired the . � 1, ( I 7 up -on the front door. .('No,, no, I cannot wait i I must reached us, the cause of which war I ged, well built and well Adapted! never by any chalice resort to brute k.
I . ames," he said, us his mam- ,tel to stand the Strain of travel and f orce. I
� in the political whirlwind of 1848. modest sum of $6,700,009,..X��t I her at once. Will you wait soondiscovered. to be an ingenious- 1 , Once I hit, a man, and afterwards
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I.. . Deserted by all his courtiers, he needs ran -up againsk-f*&'Americ- Mrvaait -appeared in answer to the here for me?" - ly arranged ,division, by means rough handling, har-cl to smash 'I realized that, however much I .
I ons, "if that is Airs. and Miss ,,Al 01 With this advance in trunk build-*
,escaped, accompanied by his Queen ans., whom he V red and put to sunim which the pumper got only a, sanall
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- - �� Kemster show them into, the di,#,n he voung dqUor hurried from L .A blow. I mustra-
I to the -coast of Normandy, where, he dealth. -I- ' . T ing the trunk smasher is somewhat Wanted to strike .
; �," L . � - part of the water he raised, and the frain. Since then there have been
. � . T ' �'brc as y in . room. 9 tw-6-nty -of fury when I wou I haVai - " '
� L I - 9-ut; his ears, like a ton of bricks, surger . er was ;Standing in the Kernster's vantage; and so the trunk sm,�sliing 11101114011tS
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'iV L" himself for some days, ,Ju�'h' the United Stat' he fh� bZ " minutes lat- garden got all ibe, rest. I ii i I
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passing ued�Fe� Zm . It was an excehent example of -huj�
11 I of "Mr- Smith," At last� .-lot __ r - -And he was f L rced to clear out Wheeler heard the voices of his drawing -r -90m. L I goes, for a time at least, into given ,untold gole to hit Out, 'W"_10"
f` , . guests in the hall, and then James h- and before he spoke� she s, em- t a I.- r forms -of commercial exi- decline; but a new and greater, I have -never done so since. if it
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,�, ea peared. terprise. They enrich all round, and stronger breed of trunk smas iity to be burdened witli .
�4 . rived in England, where, Droken in disguise, Smuggled away on a ship, r P ed to read some message of disaster . . h- were 'nsal
. L I I health and spirits, he I died two anAl-vanished I "M rs. and Miss Kemster Are, in in his eyes. but the merchant to whose.initiatlVe er may at any momoilf arisi;; and a temper such as mine, I should .
11 � L I . . they are due gets by far the biggest if that day shou then have thrown the consequences to
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L . � years later. . the dinilag-room. Sir " he said, - He told her what had happened, share. . Id come, why, the winds and hit out. .
I L�. 1 $I— . 'V�7'heeler nodZd. ' in simple, -direct phrases, without- I the trunk smasher will be ag'ain oil -
, I . HOW LOUIS LEFT. A. DA . NGEROUS LIYE. "Take this into the library and attempting to excuse himself, but -"%-- top and we shall have a gladsome , RED LIGHTS.
i Another French monarch, whose give it to Mr, Trant " said he glossing over the state in w1iich ival of trunk smashing stories Quite recently I had violent nou-
I attempt, to escape from his infur- London Policemen Have a Rough placing a, small tumble'r in the Traft had called upon him. When WRE RE LAU GH19G IS ILLE GAL Mh modern 'frills and attach- ralgia, which . does not make one af- .
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; iatod sul;l-ects was less succes,sful, Time. man's hands. Then lie hurried oiff he had finished she looked at him — ments." I fable, when a, man, imagining I was
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11 was Louis XVI. France was in About one in every six London to welcome the, Remsters. in silence for a, time with troubled A Man in Berlin, Germany, Hauled, _�� a -dear old friend of his, gave me a IV �
�� the throes of the Great Revolu- And while. Airs. Kenister's tongue eyes, ,At last she spoke. to Court for the Crime. . BRE ATH OF A WOLF. mighty thump on the back by way,
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L' (England) policemen is injured dur- I was busy with -the polite tittle- "From what you have told me " ' I of greeting. I turned round gasp-
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It, , tion, when, on a June night in 1791, ing the year. tattle of the te&4a-ble Wh you , , ing with pain, and if ever a in�onL
I I a, roomy coach was driven up to eeler ar- she said, "I know that Persiall, Remedy if a Bo sticks in
.- one of the� gates of the Tuileries, More than one tlibusand men gued with- himself as to whether or your best for Jack; but you have ject to criticim
� . . had murder in his soul, I bad for
. I L and stood, apparently, l.--iting for were om the sick list from injuries, no he should tell them about John not told Me all, L As a matter of i4ody we are a longLway behind Ger- I the Threat. thirty sec.). Is., Fortunately, it is
a fare. But the coachman was no received while on duty, and nearly Trants unexpected appearance, fact, mother and I saw him in -the many, I I L . A naw and ingenious remedy for very f-ew p-ople who literally "Ree
I less a personage than Count Fer- rven hundred more who were in- He decided in the end that he street this morning without his. In BerlinL recently An ironworker a bone in the throat will be found red" -when they rise to ,a Supreme
I I i ured off du�y. Some of th had better do so, as he could do it ..seeing us, and I am sorry to -say was sent to prison for a week be-� in an account of a Persian pilgrim- passion. Red light -s seelAid to
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I �" L A hooded lady - the Royal gOV-;w-are so serious as to disable, the without giving the man away, and, he -was notsober. anlafraidthat,ea'uselle laughed. Goingalongthe age published under the title of aslice -about in front of my eyes,
erness-with two childron, came men for a week or more, and these they might like to wait and see i his condition did not altogether I street he saw a merry-makner being "The Glory -of the Sha, Work." and when the man who had struck
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, .,. t and got in, and soon afterwards amo ,0, to to Le I really be-
,ive,d:chased by a p icular tit Po- The doe r was Mirza Sacli Khan, me saw irly expression, I
. . a tl,.ick-set individual well muffled. sides these, there were twice as pause in the conversation be turn- several bad reports about him clur- i lieeman, and the sight tickled him. Chief physician of the valul I ul lieve he Was terrified. L Even at that
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, I last roll,,ad tiway, and, Passing the multiplicity of dangers to which the you." ing off our engagement. It was good into a mo.ving'train, �nd fractured con-dition had boon described the than anyone would -imagine. Prac-
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4-- -k�,, a, coach With six fresh horses in assaulted or injured when making curiosity at once, so, without more him, and,. whate-ver, is the Out- pital he was discbaTg.ed;� cured, beard and -exclaimed, 'By Aliah I the rest of the clay as the result of I I
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1 jj�ijing. arrests; 102 bitten by dogs; 51 hurt ado, Wheeler gave -them the news. come of this, I -I hope you will, when the State Railway Depart- This case would be hop -ale CeLpt, half &.minute's frantic rage.
11 I I Now, the Royal party imagined by persons not arrested; 17 injur- "John Trant has come home," count mD as your friend, whatever ! ment at once prosecuted him lox for me, whose perception7isexplie- ' The man who can get up in 'the
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, I � ., I heads war�,'turned northward for .crowds; 44 hurt, some very severe- � He*kept his eyes on Lucy'a face She held -out' her hand, and hallaw�,and-leg-breaker was filled- state is A bone lodged in the throat could possibly ruffie his temper fills
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� gallopers were in pursuit. At Var- on, or knocked down by horses; 31 ,�ura, but be thought so. to control the flood of than'ldulness So annoyed that she.said be walked must be dissolved, and by What , Been obstacles.
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.: I a Physician and a; Kerma, somewhere in his brain there can .
1, stern-filoed. men surrounded the 128 were injured When extinguish- "He arrived to -day,, and he Is streets to his own house he reviled, Claire Walcloff, the Berlin singer, have ubse-rved that
.1 coach lid it was turned back.. , I here, in this house, having ,% nap the cruel fate that had -sent Trant outwitted - poli , wolves, who ""'a. be.nothing but unpleasantneiss in ..
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Vk . � "Whoever insults Louis aball be drill, by slippilig and falling when Lucy, and then Mrs, Kenister turn-- an. ould never be, his. The Waldoff Would positively appea ' ' 1. many years I I I
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I tit &v I . � � I 1 "Infillite are, the marvels of- AJ- with them tban.tears; I
1,�, I ESCAPE OF CHARLES IL for tho, year is brought up to 3,3,10. ,witho g seen any sign Of effectually ruin his professional Anthem I . La,y not thy hand too ha,rshly on
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� ,. �� 1. vvith hairbreadth escapes, and Am- ing still on the sofa at the, far end tor, ever presume to ask her to I choking stied and the bone, . di That, like the sunset of the Western 1 .
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