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law�ng sunlight—cool
Dark-skinned natives.__ s ploughing through
mountain tops—great ship P
+► ming actors you. Such
tropic seas --'hese things ail come to mind when
a cue�SALAi�A n e. “SALAnA .
aat'.�sg�d9`iiti"a11+lr"�* Try
I police,. it seemed to me that, with a
bit of belt, there was no reason Why
I should not prove the exception to the
rule, and' forever avoid exposure.
Study, in the seclusion of nay Parse
aptmaent, inmed mchwide I
coaruld hardly bforops toe inlp,atove upon
the rriethods of some of the nacre fa -
moue of the historical soper molts, >
could, by applyln; their maetht)s3S in a
different fashion, avoid Choir errors•'
For the crook has no friends; neither'
bas he any Af the ordinary recourses
of the law=abidiing citizen. If your
reputable merchant is robbed,
hcan
ye and
complain to the nearest b
immediately all of society's eomplioat-!
ed legal machinery is set to work in,
his behalf: But if the thief ie robbed,
' where may be look for red ees?should!
To prey upon thieves,
he my career. To wait until the vul-;
ture rose from the carrion and then'.
to take from hire his tidbits i •that was
" my plan. I would work alone, having
neither confederates nor confidants.wealth'
y And near the sight of all this wee
paraded .:before ;ore spurred inc o ,
action. Crooks were battening Parisi
these parvenus. Every day
$�riS0111e5 papers told of robberies. The .New
Y o k papers, which I received eegu-
-��
. - lady: told of,tle continuuo°n the c crime -wave there Everywhere
trade.
rworld thievout my ting t of trade. Ti l CLUB tel;' ai��-i;'� MEN I had "napped
so neer upon the ( ,d living had restored my muscles
itl
Rogers Batteryless
Radius Reduced in Price
(bust szi o
It was time for me to go to work.
Seated at my table just removed from
the throngs on the sidewalk, sipping
niy vermouth, I arrived reluctantle at
this conclusion from
theverty
bit f legerof -
demain At -
surface of the sea,drifted weird car- goo
surface of society !asci nerves to their:f�towork•or,
iron. ��las time for me to g
The sight of them, obese and opo- ( I walked across the Place e I'OpY. BY
od and entered a steamships d :bath had
lent, made ole realize that it wa.s time
for ore to setstable ed . an o ago,
gang of their o
genes. Notintended to prey* possible for me
aux richest left there In;:t'wen y minutes;
ec u. a re e
sA GS2O
asters That Wear Odd
.Colors
Lobsters alive and in their native
element are a dant green, whish tui !
to a .brilliant red when they are toil
ed; but there are exceptions, and
sometimes a lobster fresh trona the
snit water wil be soros other color
than green.
Near ,niherst, N.S., a pure white or
albino lobster was taken once and
sent to a Portland (Me.) wholesale
lobster dealer, who tor many years
exhibited it preserved in alcohol. Near
Mohegan Island a lobsterman took
from :a•. trap a thirteen -inch lobster
which was a rich indigo along the. top
01 the body onell and the sides il, the the indigo
aiga-
shading plf
pace into blues of a clear, lighter tint.
At Peaks Island a specimen was
captured whose back and tail were a
This Value! bright indigo blue, while the l under
Look At � parts shaded ,off into an. almost pure
rxow at tails amazingly 1°'P ge low
pSat white. At Beal's Island a jet-black
canine Ram caught a f w Years ago,
Yen can OWA - sloe is •
terylesr seer°. Tid i price i the
pieta (except speaker), guaranteed.
ogers a•a• Tuber fully B gagersd.
'You've probably wanted a Canadian
Bogeys --
moat .people do, dt'e a tree eiCse in the
ao mien(, sola no p of proven
world and has throfe (tea Y a Rogers
performance bac You enjoy the
own
And pr Sure! payment and
radio prp�autaues initial
by jos
t
=making a small initial payor
spread the balaaae over t n mouths.
Near it in your own
\lobster was e
,and' near Vinalbaven this Winter a
cream -colored one was found..
Bright red lobsters, looking pre-,
cisely as if they had been boiled, 1
while infrequentt, have, been 'hauled
up at several points along the Maine
Sc
coast. A few weeks ago 'e A Shell of the Ages.
otie lobster in a consignment s for A large fragment of a mussel shell,
Boston attracted attention because its about 180,000,004
body-• shell ' w�` iii -alternate( p . computed to be
ivory l ld has been found 5n Nest'
There 1s a Rogers Dealer near You-
er
gree Booklet sequest.
Toronto, Ont.
Q. R. S. Music Co.,
rtunity must combo to me before I
n the practice of niy new
could begin
in GU your
bona.
That's heWgy�
-to assure
successs.
Nada in Canada
No Aum
E.W. GILLETT CO. LIlls'.
TORON'T'O. CAN. .
Not that Po ! e ' about the aquisatian ; great fortune a Teem: h hour ' profession.
pressed me! On the contrary, more imerchar been surrendered obtain•' Up to novo, living comfortably and
i a and it was t uinutes lazily, t I had not given much thought
proceeds p a certain after that I inters e
there remained to roe, on these nares land
So I practice; I had devoted myself to
i m * passage across the At err th p the possessor of t k t which en la P' But the sight 'auch wealth
paying 3 P later from theory is this
lantic nay expenses in Paris for the But where the carrion hes; tlSe , t Iititled me to sail three days exhibited in the Place deOa fillie to
lase three months, and restoiting niy fires. It was toward the vulture, his
Cherbourg on the Altana ' • , for spring afternoon had given
wardrobe to its present satisfactory ta]ans gripping choice morsels, 1
I would For nay course it'was neC+MsrY p' g
some ten thousand dollars. :would bend my energies. geld let me to ply niy trade in ne cavo coon -!ambition. I acted,. to the extentre of
Condition, s the exchange, the vulture do all the profit. t transportation to New
Certainly, benefitted by for an -'work, and I would reap ent,try, It is true but I did not matters purchasing I could hope to live decently mg
of French, ' s began to wonder to what pew
other six months at least. For do not thiol;. that I had spent I
these months in Paris in mere stupid 1 easily in that language. 1 would be (�. York, I
m I would have been appetites that had ed at the outset, if I dealt . pose. To be continued)
Not so ion ago, atification of app It is;haCidicaPP
byr-
I
poverty. with French criminals. •
---4.--_.
overjoyed f assurance of ftnsix l se- b been balked so long PEOPLE WELL?
days. that I had'.There was, e is true, a certain riskst �R� PALE
curity for six tireeks, or even ss stomach true that I had indulged in sundry 1 in returning to New Yolt• MY G
todeed, sufficient awayoof in niy luxuries and pleasures,
for sir hours was lived once more as a gentleman should venture into theft had been at the ex -
to keep hunger by soiling econ- pence of Daragan, the Fifth Avenue
a rare condition with me. But our live, unharlassed
ideas change with aur changing pros- amiss; but I had devoted, myself stn -'jeweler. it was not a: certainty People are
that Dara But knew who had robbed
per ty. i 1i those who thiols that the dious]y to thought of the future. looking at myself in
trine governs material things ponder That that future must be outside hirer• Moreover,my
this aom,
reverse. the law I had determined. My first ! the gilt-borderede,okingr in ys fin
IT seriously
I sin I think, and who makes to venture into crime had yielded mea Meinan the Rue mirror ,
his mind quickly, and acts immediate Profit so great, for such slight efforte'eloubted if Darnell. would be to
ed -
e ins On the evening able't I
ly=. Certainly when I had decided that P ' d k that I never far a inament I t d from has in
I would rather live a thief than starve d anything but had brought me f
that the
an honest mail, t had acted instantly.
bat me say, in parenthesis, that I had
not yet arrived at regret for that de-
cision- I acted, in this perhaps less
important natter, as suddenly as I
had acted ,on that evening when I had
hissed an airy farewell to the ttadi-
tions of all the Ainsleye,
whom I,
John, was the first to turn to crime.
I raised niy finger and an attentive d
garcon leaped to my table. P
aperitif, arose, and with
him for my P
one stride was mingled with the crowd
that surged from the Place de l'Opera
uasthe
an observation of the nd duals
who made up the crowd that had
brought me to the decision.
For it was springtime, and the
world had come to Paris. From my
lace at the table I had seer fortunes
in furs and jewels pass by. The profit-
eers of all the world were here; and
their wives and daughters and ads -
tresses flounted the success of their
roarer before the others of their kind.
Swarthy Argentinians grown riche
in beef and hides, shining -eyed Span-
iards who had traded while Europe
ope
bled, munition -makers from Eng
and America—they rode and walked
the streets of Paris, gross, vulgar and
overfed. As, after a terrific storm,
strange carcasses arise from n the e
depths and fioat offensively p
of green and yellowish white( or
tint, almost as if it had' -been painted.
Keep Mlnard's in the Medicine Chest.
years o the measure-
ments
Judged by
r found elsewhere, n this l itis frag-
ments
the mussels of its remote
��. mated drat
A housewife objected to being awak- 'date, apparently the heyday of mus
d at dawn by the crowing of a sels, grew to -be as much as three feet
ens in length.
i hbor's chickens. Some people
meg
would have threatened Police Court.l
an risk, continuing
considered needs of
upon the career
existence had made me choose. For
understand that these are not the
eecogniz • pocket the
had abstracted ands
ring which a
wherewith once again to live like a.'
gentleman, my hair had been long and
`unkempt, my cheeks sunken . and
ghastly white. Now there were no
hallows under my' eyes; my esh was
firm, and my skin was red we , health• f•
n I had looked like a consumptive; a stealthy and dangerous oe.
ld If you will send your name and c �
The housewife wrote a courteous no ?
to her neighbor, A few days later the
neighbor's maid appeared, with a nice-
ly dressed Chicken on a platter. A
note attached said: "We think this is
the rooster that has been causing all
the trouble." Courtesy wins every
time. -
A famous anthropologist says boys
are two inches taller than they wore
fifty years ago. Well, why not? It's
a poor sort of kid who can't grow two
inches in that time.
Some paleell but not
many. Pallor generally means thin
blood. When, iu addition, you are
short of breath, and your heart pal-
pitates after slight exercise and you
perhaps show symptoms thereindiges-
tion
s no
tion and nervousness,
doubt about it. You are in an anae-
mic condition.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the
logical remedy for anaemima, tor- thethin
begin at once to build up
blood, strengthen the nerves, increase
the appetite and aid digestion. But
do not wait too long. Thin blood is
f
1 'i'ne
Now I looked like an athlete. I conthey will send
discount any fears of recognition: by dress to The Dr. Williams Me i
Co., Brockville, Ont•, .,Building Tnd
the jeweler.. , ust aes naamy per- you t�vo little bookietts,
And there viers j " and "What to Bat and
How to Eat," both of which will be
sons of A -gotten wealth in New York the Blood,
n rhere were in Paris.Y tivays net found very useful in t� me.
narrowing my opportunities:_ by re-
ti ming to a country with which I
was
9 uanal
familiar. Indeed, as I contemplated
my return, I wished that I had never
left New York. For now that I plan-
ned activity, it did not seem feasible,
as simple as it had seemed when I was
merely studying the careers of mas-
ters of crime. I. suddenly wondered, n,
as I sat in nay window, j
est where and how I would begin niy op-
erations. eculate
For it is easy enough to sp
idly, to ascertain the weaknesses
whereby others have failed to survey.
rendered, the future, to state that one will do
is this and avoid that; but actuality dif-
pocket;
penitent
ock t; they aresthe onf a paltrytivs pick- speculation. After` all,
client must comae to a lawyer before
pocket; narratives of an Less from sp can demonstrate that
artist. the
In the apartment whirl I had had deliber-t other attorney
err in their handling of
ed, onthe Rue Dapro l cases; the patient must some torove
atel
gnir studiedll literature
problem. I.had ac-
quired all the Titexature dealing with doctors before the physician can prove
ap-
criminals that I could find. And I his ne'ev. theory of dragn
cantle to the inevitable conclusion that
the so-called super -criminal had never +r
existed. For always the histories of
these persons ended with the accounts
of their arrests and convictions to
punishments too unpleasant to eon -
template. A supercriminal should be
one who escaped the law completely,
who died, when his time.carne, full of
riches as well as sin.'
Yet souse of these men had cached
a talent for cringe that app
d
genius. I asked myself why they had
finally failed, i'rhy, at the end, in the
�iok, they had heard'the judgment, of
society. •
The answer was obvious: no man
can be stronger• or 'cleverer Tthan man, .
the forces of all society.
then, who antagonizes these forces is
a fool- A fool must fail in whatever
he attempts. But the roan who recog-
nizes the difficulties before him, and
takes precautions -that will minimize
these difficulties, increases his Chante
of success.
I had seen one sample of the spe-
cies termed supercrook, and I knew
myself -to be hi every possible ivay, I
more capable of success in his profes�-!
scion than he. If, then, 1 had inure
ability than he, and if 1 so directed
my energies and efforts that I would
l�e
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