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160 ACRE FARM FOR SALIL OVIM
". v�lll sell, an reasonable terms for quick
GOAL Apply to R. S. RAYS, S"Zi-lor
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C n 7, TtIckcramith, containg lop
acres. ,On the prem,196 are a brick . .
and bank barn with cement floors and =
in the barn. Woulil exchango for unintivrot.
old farm, ueV ClIr - Seol6rtb, Dublin or
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".ARM FOR, SALE—IN HURON"bOUNTY,
6 miles from.Seaforth, Lit 15, 6th Coh.
cession. McKillop, 100 acres of first class
farm lands. The land In in a first class stAts-
of cultivation and there are erected on the
premises a good frame dwelling house. with
lklitchen attached; frame barn 7ft54 with
atane foundation. stablinx underneath and
cement Iff" and water tbroughoi driving
house. Pig Pen and hen house. Also about
ten acres of cood hard woodx bush. The
property Is well fenced and well drained and
=lent to good' markets. churches and
. For further 0hrtiliculars apply to
MISS LILLY J; MCGREGOR. R. R. No. J,
Dublin. or on the Promises, or to R.. S. HAYS,
Solicitor, Seaforth, Ont. - 2926-tt
]?A FOR StALE.—FOR SALE,. LOT 6
Concession 11. and west half or 'Let 9
C�Dncessiion 10. H.R.S., Tackerstaith, son.
tainfus 150 acres.- There are on the prembev
"good two-story brick house with slate roof.
. bank barn 100x6l) feet with And does
stabling, water In the barn, drive shed-26s8g,
pig house and hen house. Two good spring
w*31k,7 also an overi spring. The
term Is all cleared but about 20 acres. The
:w hardwood bush. principally maple. All
fenced and tile draine& Eight saw
of fall wheat sown, 40 acres ready for spring
arov. The farm Is situated 7 miles frous
Seeforth and 4 miles from Hemall, one4mlit
Odle from school; rural mail and phone. Will
be sold on easy terms. Unless sold by $
It will be for rent For further partl= '
apply on the premises, or address R. R. We
1, Klvvm ANGUS Mclil"ON. 2959-;
125 ACRE PAR . M FOR SAY —LOTS 26
and 27 . Concession 11, McKM*p, four
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convenient to blacksmith shop, schools and
church ; 9 acres good hardwood bush, balance
under cultivation. The farm is tile drained
and has all woven wire fencing. There are
on the premism a good brick house, 7 rooms
and kitchen, cellar ander whole house with
cement floars. slate roof. Bank barn 54x62
wilith Ifne shaft running up to, barn floor,
straw shed 85x45, engine room, driving shed
=nd garage; ben house and bog home with
ent wall: 8 never failing wells. All the
buildings are in first class repair. and the
*arm is free of weeds. This is one of the
best farms In Huron County and will be sold
an reascinable terms. For further particulars
sMon the viremises or address Waltan P. 0.
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Monday and Thursday
Afternoons.
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OFFICERS:
- J. Connolly, Goderich - - Prealdent
Jga. Evans, Beechwood, vice-president
D. iiii. McGregor, Seaforth, See.-Treaa
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4P4,10- Punitive raid when a village walked ,at lus side. a enow tha this, X" IT# 'y�,'twere �rci�gbly k0w and MO 4,"a-,ughter. Bk' 'W.., 4�' , r 1-110 ;, "I
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was being, burned 'down, They Are .rig and lull - lo king win , I I'll' ��T n
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-lot In any notable way different froiji ing and that he was nodding his hoal the gladness of `*�`iroment Philip! about the room t'ap 9 I "4034" , 11V ,ill I , - 111, , �, I �
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,he rest of the *,Big, Hp, -"-a few - his brain laughed up at -it P, 'MU -1 , ,: �, ,N'�,,, ;�T;
= be nodded to"- 14 ' 9, wtit bi �A reeted,�, ;- " �
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use. answ9ring her,.while, , _ �," �, ,. 4�
or All 140a, as , would give .. '4f,",, , , f �.. I � -,
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�d i an ,�xrua . 4,E-1 'at 4104'WOU-1d lirin I I . -, ` I 'I" t,� A �
and ��hi� ward a olosed inner dqor and r - ,= , _ 4 1� . "i
, .,are rooks arid We, - Iii 090A,deAde in, JAmselt., 64 04- 4 0 -
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:uore carved 2r" g,drilting images. a rag waved his cap fibar 1:�zhls head'ais i sell is resting , "" _ V I
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� . . I one frevd from A. iond4gp "A - , ,
ii,;W,more spiked heads, drums shap .d for le g tier to fol- signal of his accept-pi"'o of the stran " - O.Pq I. _' -
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olilv A XV11,W -i4 "'tX . -
'a. a ind The facts invitation he ,had ,0,q0 I , ,,, � 'd 8
are. dane- low Jea e and n "
�iko alligators, painted,.pill . , 4 .g, $ ge tr'R .�,Phiu, a4d she,huslet slept He *40 like�; � '"W", O,
or. gob%
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-tba,t. is, ail, ,. illat re on, left 4 iso, strange- Vaguel � oppressed him for a logg face fe,6411% I ..�
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'11z iiiasks and wigs Ived. nights since, we ,that had V 4, --j" -�A �
i _ jo, f.,� ,t .11,
y he WO-4qed why they left Halifax." 0 . . . . . � 14 �� � to� , ,&I
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.T time, and I "Wipp, ",,t� �", � -1 .1 11111X
Neve,rtqeless, they ,b1*e'oeorQts so lyj'th ileen had come with I the fact that be Might be 19he 'wu4b � �� ;t1%11 � t
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her bad set the mq0tinjg :ter that night, Philip's keen glance told, him that co telied to fight Jeanne's own , '11 e4, i , j�j� '� t ;, �
- da mip _ Pon- tWo 41ROO, an V
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, rk. And terrible that'itliere, to noth- father, ond that, instead of clearing when in three *0 'f,'Our minutes he Brokaw 'himself had not slept , lil� i
. Ing in civilized la yl� much. troy his bop ., '11, ���
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_ riguage .to * express up the "miyatery in which they were could have joinel N 11 4, # , L, :It " t0l'. I , , 1�
their nature, -And I , I the 1he Promoter's eyes were heavy, with the new efUlneesi to Mffli6.- ' ` � I �'.F,
as f _9m up re in I . .. ,',:',,.1 � "
or . . � ... I joy ,And excitement th 4 t.. , . ;, 1. ", 1, ,�
. at he, . "Loot," she SAid. �;, , 6 ,
. - S- s, .::., ,
who itook partivi the. the men so deeply involved, the arrival of fhe broad day. But thf. .'central tangle little puffy bags under them, But'had found in life. As hip hurned zandpaper. UW,t th �7;;
actual horrors � f I .
. London ship had even more hopeless- of the Mystery t4it`had otherwise he betrayed no � . . 11 . 1,
of the secret roomL-the- so�cer I .1 grown up signs of bibick to his cahju he told hims&d t I 4.1 tli 1.4 c An ,: � 4 , h , ,
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A. `
. - hat, don't even wwveAnir gi-41 ve's, on 11 "No
era ly entangled them, were forgotten for about him during the past few days �unrest or lack of rest. He MqUoned both Jeanne and Pierre had read what It 1� � "7
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bad recently mi an elathipsias"t r", " ,:` ", - , ,
ml � i�;., 7, , �, -T ',gompig, 9,
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t I have no k 1, 1 xt " -,
- celebrating the Jeanne and Pierre before they could such a minor detail ,ds this, and he Plac? in which a pile of birch was chief; their response was i -44 00,11 -
I been,4� ", .,
theinselviva--1 have. -seen one who the Moment in the desire to intercent was too perplexing* io;ernbrolder with Philip to a,chair close to ahuge fire- be "d sent to them in the handker- �
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a proof that Agwulisume, jilr��'y 4p " ,:,1 �141? �, i�,� ..",
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Mysteries, and I find' tha leave Churchill. Miss Brokaw her- turned back towii _ -and deep down T. here Vas � a li � . ,, - I
words to say what he looked like. self unconsciously gave him the op- the feeling that eveiirthing was work .0 _
His 4 '�Chtrrcbill with leaping into flame, offered him a ci- they understood him,
face was not human; it was infinit - gar, and Plunged immediately into a voice kept telling him that ii , I
it .and' ... . . .
ely portunity for which he was seeking. ing in his favor 'During the next business. Yet not in beri-voir.e. �.g , "'. . .�.,
I'll � , - `�Fl. . W
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below human, infinitely belo came to fighting they three, Pierre, ner was an un is' ", 11 � ' . Ift ;
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brute, and Yet clever, knowingw the "You don't look very happy, Phil- few hours he would clear up the "It's hell, Philip," he said in a hard Jeanne and himself would rise or XqU an nlirsnht . ,- , .� I �
f , like in- one exclaimed "if * . .� ..
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e ace Of Some great Satan In a
� mediaeval picture.
I . ag,�r-
haps-my coming would make you
I
tangle, and in audition to that he
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Jeanne, and Pi
would meet erre. it
quiet, Voice, as though he e re-
r
straining an Outburst of"pass1% with
together. A few hours had trans-
formed him into Gregson's
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There is a white man near the
Sepik who knows. He speaks the
glad."
Philip caught eagerly at the half
Was the thought oie, and not
.
of the surprises- Which he
effort. "In another three months We'd
have been on 'a r king basis,
old appre-
ciation of the fighting man. Long
tedious
1111�.,M�
derstand e 4., kp . I'll ... 4 po 1-0,t�, ,. ;i�";��'.,�,,'j-,
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twice he 6 I .1, . it-il.1-1 I . "'.. -J
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native tongues; he has been twenty
Years in the country; materializing
question in Mr voice.
"I feared you would notice it," he
was about
to explain, that stifired his blood as
he hurried back to the Fort.
.we earn-
Ing dividends. I've even gone to the
Point of making contracts that.ohow
and months of diplomae,
. yt otf
political intrigue, of bribery and dis-
honest financieriug,
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,Of a bri,e it I I I ,...:�% .1!i�
of a -brve . � � � �,:,,.Iiitlk,
11 _
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"You really Mea to'bazza�rd t , , ; �_ .11
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Of sPI'Vits Is not worth mention. it is
very hard, all but Impossible,
said, quickly. "I was afraid you
It was his inteirti'On' to return to'
us five hundred per cent. profit. And
in Which he ,had
Played but the Part qf a helpless ma-
.h 1.
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adiventure?,� he ciined, softlk, +C I ; __$ ", _�,��Ii,%�,
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'You
in fact,
for a white man to learn the deUils
would.think me indifferent because I
'did not go out to meet you in the
Eileen slid her fathbr." But he chang _
ed this. He would first hunt
now -this!"
Ire dashed his half -burned
chine, were gone,., Now he held the
astonisbMent, wbom * � 4, ,,�.
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horses couldn't into the1*14610L ,,,. �,t,,
dra-W ,
of these matters. Most natives *111
flatly deny the existdrice of Ahy
*boAt, and because I stood hidden at
the
up
Gregson and be n hi
I gi ,� work there.
cigar in-
to the fire, and vicio lY bit the end
Us
Whip-tharid; Brokaw had acknowledig -
ed his own surrender. He was to
.
ness, as you once told .)I . . I i
me ;1 I , t� �,�
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"Yes," " ' �41,11,
I soch
practices or beliefs ifutheir tribe. But
one
end of the pier when you landed.
'But I waslooIxing for a man. I have
He knew that the airtilit would be ex-
pecting him, and he-iient directly to
from another.
Philip was -lighting ,his own and
fight -a cleV fair fight on his part,
*
and his blood ieaped in
she aftvied- it'' I i.,.t it I
. ,
I � drawlw�, � tqr . -, ...
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stocl� bac , ,
k out Of the.1-4em , I , , I .-�,�, �:N
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old r '
s
eiident hifi- what one may
call the "feel" Of natives. He "a
been hunting for him for a long time.
And I saw his face just as we came
the caJiin, escaping ii�hce by follow
,. -
ing the fringe
th ere was a m*menV,s silence. broken
�
sharply by the fiancier.
every vein like
marshalling arrnioS_ That night, on
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of the Am . fae _ .. � . I
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� Her ,eL *48: Alm6A "011- I' ��, 11�
tirely in shadow now, a , -.'25 . L L",
i
�u��,Ps t:hings; he can, sense the etio-
tetice df 9krets, reserves, where the
' through the crowd. That is why. I
along 4f the forest.
Gregson was pac�hglback and forth
"Are your men Prepared to fight?�P
the 'rock, 'he would reveal himself
frankly to Pierre and Jeanne.
ILL. 114 L i "I .1, 11 v
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look at Philip. "I 'am, be' '111r. " .,
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n6wootabr would see only blank. sl
%T-
arn,iiiam rattled,?' he laughed.
� I 'AWiII
you excuse me if I go back? Can you
across the cabin floor when Philip
arrived. HIS steps *�re
"If its necessary," replied Philip.
"VA, can at least depend
,Ire
would tell th em of the Plot to,disrupt
the
.
-to love adventure," is 11 ., , L ,. 1
11114� �� i... , 111; .. : �1 -,
an even voice. "It "a I . I � . 11, i
agP OtUP141ty. For it must be und'er-
At6od th4i no civilized *
man "" to6ch
find some excuse for the others? Can
quii ck and
excited. His han& -wore thrust deep
upon a part
of them, especially the men at Blind
company, and of the work ahead
of him. And after that-
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coming.. up., And . 1: _;1. �,
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the'savitge In the matter of reser '
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SPiritiont In the Sepik is'devil-wor-
find some excuse for the others ?
I will return in, a few minutes, and
in his trouseri Poo ets
'k " - The butts
of innumerable half�stmiolied cigaret a
te
Indian Lake-, But -this fighting-
Why 40 YOU think it -ikl come to
He thrust open the doorof his cab-
in, eager to
U34'...
I there somethi
- . Y
ng C, OUS I
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pen - Did You see, a who � .1
ed girl I I I . I
sfi' r
IV, Aflied to h'Idebub rhj,�J4'ies that
are literally
then You Will not say that I am un-
VV
happy.
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lay scattered under�h` . ceas-
,V feet. He '
.
that ? If there is fighting we are
.
ruined.11
enlist Gregson en-
in his
thVilliasm. The artist Was not in.
she knew me--.-,, . � .
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She stopillied, and a -suddev� flash
steeped In blood. Thfilas
� . .
thA:t .we have come to believe mere
Miss Brokaw drew her hand from
ed his restless movement upon
. his
companion's interruption. and for a
4, If tile People rise against us in a
Philip noticed that the cartridge -belt
and the revolver
Of � �
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fire lit up her eyes fixed on bibli-101 I .
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dead mediaeval fancies show their
his' arm.
4
'Surely
Moment or two gited at Philip in
body-Tes, we are tWned. That is
which usually hung
over Gregson's bunk was He
tently from- between her Vrhxe1&*_ , " -'
hands.
� heads as actual livilig facts. The
Sepik folks raise evil spirits; they
sacrifi 4- 1.), .1
I will excuse you," .�he
cried. "Hurry, or you may lose him.
T - TA 1.1- 4-- __
blank silence.
"Well," he said, at last, -have you
what we must not permit. It is our
One 'Chance- I have done everything
4
gone.
never entered the cabin wi
ing at the sketch . thout look-
of Eileen Brokaw
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"I saw her run out and speak to; I .
you" said ThhM I U. �:11
em; eY sQ11 their soula
to devils for a price.
- 90 You It 11., is
going to be exciting."
got anytiung say'r"
"Nothing," said Philip. "It's be-
.
n 711Y Power to beat this movement Something about it seemed to fascin-
against us down south, have bi-,
I Y, S nZart, Pealaw
at doul),le-quic _� leaimd,o,ior .so
. k. Ile
neense? Superstition? I have
Philip turned to Brokaw and the
yond me, Groggy. For Heaven's sake
and fail- ate to challenge his
ed. Our eneni are completely Now it was Missing from Presence.
the
that he wsa looking squarely int6
seen a man who was no lon$vr hu-
man. I hav,e heard
factor, who were close behind them.
"I
give me an explanation!"
wall.
masked. They have won popular He threw off ,his coat and hat, filled
Miss Brokaves face. I .
"Did
of midnight
seances, surpiJsc�! in
am compelled to leave you here,"
Phe "I
There was nothing ,u�omanish in
sentiment through the newspapers. his pipe, and began gathering up his
you, know h,er?*p she asked.
"I
the forest,
where things so Incredible occurred
that I do not to
explained. have excused my-
self to Miss Brokaw, and will rejoin
the hard lines of Grogsbn's face now
He spoke with the su
Their next move is to strike directly few Possessions, ready for Packing.
Wh is to ;happen will It was noon before he through,
'is
have seen her only twice--once-
before she spoke to you." . I 1,
"If
,dare relate them.
What is the deadly fascination
you almost immediately."
sneer. .
was
happen soon. The plan to attack and Gregson had not returned- He
I meet her again I shall apolo-.
of
spiritism, voodooism, Ju-ju? What
He lost no time in hurrying back
to the shore of the Bay. As he had
"Yo6 knew ----all the time," he said
coldly. "YoIA knew that Miss Broka;;
us, to destroy Our property, and the boiled hili some coffee and sat
movement is to be advertised down
gize,11 said Eileen. "It was her nus -
take, and she startled , W., hell 9 -
me be
was .the frightful lure of witchcraft
centuries ago" Just that which is the
expected, Jeanne and her companion
and the girl whom I drew were one
as a re - to wait. At five o'clock he was
taliation for heinous outrages perpet- to eat supper with the Rrokaws -and
ran out to me like that, and held out
her hands
of sorcery in New Guinea to -day-
rest6its. The
were no longer in sight. There was
only om� direction in which they could
and the same person. What was the
object of little
rated by our men., It is Poissible that the factor; Eileen, through.her fath-
the attack will not be by had
1-1 thought of bqft -
Ars.
"Beggars!" -almost shouted"PhWp.
seekers do find; those
who ask, obtaAn. Mediums, Ju -Ju
have disappeared so quickly, and this
your sensation?"
Philip ignoted He
his question.'
northerners er, asked him to join her an hour
I
. alone, but by men brought in- for the or two earlier in the big He
"A beggar!" He caught himself -wittli-
Priests -and sorcerers undoubtedly
chp-at-but not always - They have
was toward the cliff. Once hidden by
the fringe of forest, he hastened his
stepped quickly up to-Gr-egson and
seized him by the arm. '
room.
Purpose- The- result will be the same waited until four, and then. left a
-if it succeeds. The attack is plan- brief note for Gregson upon the table.
a laugh, and to cover -his snddeii�bW,--
otion-turned-to, lay & fj�691T�
something to give, and when an in-
quirer has
steps until he was almost running.
He had reached the base of the huge
"It is impossible!" he cried, in a
low "They
ned to be a surprise. Our one chance It was growing dusk in the forest.
is to meet it, to
birch on. the fire. "We don't ha*e
beggars up here." .
savored that something he
is like a wild -beast that has tas
e up from the
voice. cannot be the same
person. That .ship out there ha not
completely frustrate From. the top of the ridge Philip
it -to strike an overwhelming blow, caught the last red glow of the
I
The door opened behind them .�d_
blood -he must have more.
'
,sea, when down the narrow. trail that
touched land since she left Halifax.
un
and to capture enough of our assail s ,
- sinking far to the south and west. A
w ed
Broka enter . Philip's face was
T -his, then, is the part of the secret
led to the cliff there came a figure
Until she hove. in sight off Ohurebill
ants to give us the evidence we must faint radiance of it still swept over
red when he greeted him. For half
of -the hidden room -i -communication
to meet hirn. It was an Indian boy.
she hasn't been within two hundred
have." his head and mingled with the thick-
an hour after that -he cursed himself
with another world and with all that
and he ,advanced to question him. If I
miles of a coast this side of Hu&on's
. Brokaw was excited. He emp,ba- eniniz gray gloom of the northern
for not being as clever -as Gregson.
Is worst in It. There Is much more,
but I do not know It, and if I did I
Jeanne and Pierre bad passed that I
way the,boy must surely have iteen
Strait. Miss Brokaw is as new to
this It
sea.
sized his words with angry sweeps Across the dip in the Bay the huge
of his arms. He
He knew that there was a' chauge in
Eileen Brokaw, a change w-hich na-
should probably be like the one or
them. -,
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country as you. is beyond all
reason to suppose anything else."
clenched his fists, nearer and more gigantic in the whim-
and his face grew red. He was not sical light. For few
.
ture had. not worked alone as she,
two rare white men who do know -I
Before he had spoken the lad ran
"Nevertheless," s a id Gregson
a moments a
like the old, shrewd, indomitable Bro- red bar shot across it, and the
wished him to believe. The1i, and at
should not teil. Nor do I wish to
enlighten my ignorance further.
toward him, holding out- somethinglicluietly,
it was Miss Brokaw whom 11
as
kaw, completely master of himself, golden fire faded and died away Philip
supper, he tried to fathom her. Ai
I
ba-ve seen a big,
in his hand. The question on Phil-
saw the other day, and that is Miss
never revealing hirniself beyond the could not but think it was like
times he detected the metallic rjng�
muscular fellow's
face grow pale and his eyes burn with
ip's lip changed to an exclamation of
joy when he recognized the handker 1
B,okaw's picture."
a
unruffled veil of his self-possession I torch beckoning to him. A few hours
and Philip i
of what was unre-al and make-believe
in what she said; at other times
remembered horror as he spoke
- 1
chief which he had dropped upon the
He pointed to the sketch and freed
his arm to light another
was surprised. He ha� more, and where that light ,had been
pected that Brokaw's
ex wily brain I he Jeanne.
she
seemed stirred by emotions which ad -
vaguely and reservedly of what he
had seen. I would rather not be so
rock a few nights before, or one so i
near like it that he could not have
cigarette.
There was a peculiar tnne of flnality
in his
would see And 'low,
'A 'ould bring with it half a dozen Idown there, Eileen was waiting for
sc mes for the
ded immeasurably to the sweetness
and truthfulness of her voice. She
ivise.
I
voice wbich warne d Philip that
. quiet undoing of their I him.
__
told them apart. It wRs tied into a
knot,
I .
no amount of logic or arguing on his
en ies. And now here wa,
s Brokaw His Pulse quickened as he passed.
was nervous. He found her eyes ire -
Reforms In India.
and he felt the crumpling of :
part would change hif, friend's belief.
the man who always hedged himself beyond the ancient fort, over th e
.
quently seeking her father's face, and
paper under the pressure of his fin-
Gregson looked at hirn over his
I
in with legal breastworks -who never burial -place of the dead, and
more than once they were filled with
Far-reaching reforms were Intro-
gers. He almost tore the bit of lace
lighted nlatch.
into
rovea.led himself to the shot of his Churchill. He met no one th
a mysterious questioning, as if within
duced in the state of Dhar, India, on
the thirty-eightli anniversary of the
and linen in his eagerness to rescue
the paper, which a moment'later he
"It was Miss Brokaw," he isaid a-
"Perhaps it is
at e
enemies enlisting himself for a fight factor's, and the door leading into
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in the open! Philip had to]d Gregson Miss
Brokaw's brain there lurked hidden
things which were new to her, 'and
Maharaja, Sir Udepi Rao Pur. The
Maharaja handed over the municipal
held in his fingers. Three short lines
gain. within reason
to suppose that she came to Churchill
Brokaw's room was partly ajar.
t h at there would be a fight. He was A great fire was burning in the fire-
which she was struggling to under -
affairs of the capital to a committee
written in a fine, old-fashioned band
were all that it held for him. But
in a balloon, dropped into town for
luncheon,
firmly convinced that there would be I place, and he saw Eileen seated
a fight. But he had
,stand. She no longer held the old�
fascination for Philip, and he
of nineteen members elected accord-
ing to the new Municipal Act.
they were sufficient to set his heart
and departed in a balloon,
descending by some miraculous chance
.in
never believed the rich glow of it, smiling at him
that Brokaw would come to join in las he entered. He the door,
yet con -
ceded that she was more beautiful
. Rules
and regulations were Pade for the
beating wildly.
aboard the ship that was bringing ber
closed
it. He leaned toward the financier, and when he turned -he had risen and
than ever. Until to -night he had
formation of a Zati G,4,naya Samitt.
corresponding to the 1:31jislative
Will Monsieur come to the top of the I
father. However it may have hap-
pened, she was in Churchill few
his face flushed a little by the warmth was holding out her hands to him.
of the fire and by the knowledge that She had dressed for him,
of sadness in
her eyes; be had never ,seen them
As
sembi of British India. -
Y A MaJIIs
rock to -night some time between the
a
(lays ago. On that hypcLthesis I am
almost as
Brokaw was relinquishing the situa- on that night of the Brokaw ball. In
darken as they darkened now, wheR
Khas, or an upper house, composed of
hours of nine and ten.
going to work, and as a consequence
tion E-intirely into his hands. If it the flashing play of the fire her ex-
she listened with almost feverish in -
the nobility of the state, was formed
I am going to ask you for the indefi-
camp to fighting, he would win. Ile quisitie arms and shoulders sh n e
0
terest to the words which Passed be -
�
to assist the Mahara.la's Governme Lt.
There was no signature to the note
nite loan of the Lord Fitzhugh letter.
was confident of himself there. But with dazzling beauty; her eyes ]a u gh-
tween himself and Brokaw. He was
A board of education, consibiting of
.
but Philip knew that only Jeanne
Will vou give me your word to say
- ed at him; her hair rippled in a gold-
certain that it was not a whim that
e liected and nominated members, was
could have written it, for the letters
nobhin'g of that letter -for a few
"What will be the result if we en flood. Finally there came to him
had brought her into the north. It
also formed to hasten the develop-
were -almost of miscroscopic small-
days ?"
win?" he asked. filling the room slowly, tingling bis
was impossible for him to believe
ment ofe ducational progress within
ness, as delicate as the bit of lace in
"It is almost necessary to show it
we secure those who will give nerves, the sweet scent of beliothrope
that he had piqued at her vanity un-
the state�
which they had been delivered, and
to Brokaw," hesitated Philip. .
th"If
e evidence we need --evidence that -the perfume that had filled bi.';
til she had leaped into action as she -
of a quaintness of style which added
"Alrrlost�but not quite," Gregson
the movement against us is a plot to nostrils on that other night, a long
�
had suggested to him while they were
Trinidad's PitA�h Lake.
still more to the bewildering mystery
caught him up. "Brokaw knows the
destroy our company, the government time ago, the sweet scent that had
sitting before the fire. -Could it be
In the thirteen -odd million squ are
which already surrounded these peo-
seriousness of the ,dituation without
will stand by us," replied Brokaw. "I ief drop -
come to him in the handkerch
that she had accompanied her father
miles of territory which comprise the
ple. He read the -lines half a dozen
that letter. See here, Phil -you go
have sounded the situation there. ped on the rock. the breath of the li"�
I �
because lic-Philip Whittemore -was
Rritish Empire there are many re-
times, and then turned to find that
the Indian boy was slipping away
out and fight, and let me handle this
have filed a formal declaration to . of lace that bad bound Jeanne's hair!
the effect that quell a is �
in the north?
The thought drew a silow flush into
markable phenomena, one of the
most interesting being the pitch lake
end of the business. Don't reveal me
to the Brokaw's I don't want to
move ent on
Tin . I Eileen moved toward -him. "Phil-
foot, and have received a Dronuse ip " she said "now are 1 A 4.
his face, and his uneasiness increased
I
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of Trinidad, in the West Indies. It ___ I meet -her -yet, . though Go,d knows that the commissioner of police willisee Tn,e?,, I .y_u g a 0 when be knew that she was looking
is a natural reservoir of valuable if it wasn't for my confounded friend- investigate the matter. But befor�,' at him. He was glad when it came
ininera? pitch, 100 acres in extent, ship for you I'd go over there with that happens our enemies will strike. 1 - time Sor cigars, and Eileen excused
from wbieb 200,000 tons of asphalt you this minute, Shp was even moro. Therp is no time for red tape or in- � Ix herself. He opened the door for her,
ire exported annuaLly. About half , beautiful than when I saw ber-be- Vestigations. We Must achiev(, our and told her that he probably would
way across Kenya colony, in British 11 fore." own salvation. And to achieve that 1� Her voice broke the spell that had not see her again until morning as he
East Africa, Is Magi lake, a vast "Then there is a difference," laugh_ we must fight." held him for a moment. had ail important engagement YOr the
natural deposit of soda. The lake is ed Philip, meaningly. "And if we loqe?" "I RM glad to see you," he cried, evening. She gave him her hand, and -
Brokaw lifted bis hands and shoul- quickly, seizing both her bands "On- for a moment be felt the clinging of
tom miles loig, two or three miles in .. "Not a difference, but a little bet- d(, her fingers about his owiL �
width, and seen from the mountains � ted theo artist. . rs with a significant gesture.. � ly I havpn't. quite wakened fro'm my
, �
,liat surround It, it has the appear- "Thp. m ral efr,ct will be tremend- dream, "Good night," she whispered.
S , "Now, if ,,, coul,l only find tb,, , " 11 ,,rns too wonderful, al- I "Good night."
ance of an immense ruffled white . 1 Ous", ho ,.;aid. "It will he Shown that most unreal. Are you the old Eileen She drew her band half away, and
sheet. ther girl, what a m(iss you'd be in, tb, ntire norlh is inimical to our who utqed t,n ,4hudder when I told you
Greggy! By George, but this is be-, enn "" then, suddenly, raised her eyes up
� 11 L 1pany, and the gove ent will of a bit of itinglo nnd wild b(,as;ts, and ,
ginning to have its humorous as we , withdraw our opt,ion, . , in,.
Won't Accept Interest. as itq tragic side. I'd give a thou- � 1.11 e will be who laughed af mf, becausp I loved . traight to his ow They were calm,
Mohammedan depositors In t 11 ( , , nd dolla ined. Our stockholde q will lose. to sleep out-of-doors and tramp the Puiet, bQautiful, and yet there came
he 79 .a rs to have this other golden-, every (,Pnt invested," I mountain,-�, instead of �virpntly behav- a quick little catch in her throat as
post offleo. savings bank have hPlped Q12 y "Bayer Aspirin haired beauty appear upon the scene." !
to d1l the British coffers, as their re 7 4.JCA "I'll give a thousand if you I In moment -q of mental energy Phil- I ing myself at horne? she leaned so close to him that she
ligion forbids them to receive Inter- duce her," retorted Greg -son. Pro- I ip was restloss. He rose from hiq explanation. It must, be a wonder- touched his breast, and said:
chair now and moved softly back and ful change -i" "It will be best—best for everything
,,St. Thciy insist an taking out no INSIST i UnIM you see the "Good!" laughed Philip, holding out —every
,nrirt, than they have put in. . "Bayer Cross" on tablets yOU a and. "I'll report again this after- fni-th across the cinrp(,ted �oor of tbe "There ha- been R change," . body — if .you can influence
big room, shrouded it, tobacco _h`_ father to stay at Fort. Churchill."
`
are not &�tfing the genuine nAn or to -night." smoke. interrupted hirn. "Sit down, Philip—
Shnuld lie break his word to Qrpgson therel" She npstled henqelf on R .�;tool She did not wait for him to reply,
He Had. Bayer Aspirin proved safe by Inwardly be felt himself in no hurn- and tell Brokaw of Lord Fitizbugh? close to his feet, a -Ad lo6ked up at hin-L, but hurried toward her room, For Ft
Havo you evior thought seriously � phy_ orous mood as lie rofraced his steps But., on second thought., whnt good her hands clasped under her chill, mortwnt Philip stared after her Ill
)f marriage?" millions and prtscribed b to Chdrehill, He hnd thought to be- would eorne of it? Brokaw wns al- radiantly lovely. "You told me once amazement. 1%en he took a atep
Ind(,f-d 'I have—over since the sicians for 24 years. gin his work of cleRringi up the puz- ready aware of the seriousness; of that girls like me simply fluttered as if to follow her, to call her b-ack.
ceremorlY." - zling situation with Gri and the situation. In some one of his un- over the top of life like butterflies; The impulse left him as quickly ea.
Accept 2111y ! Gregson had failed him completely accountable wa", be bad 1p,arned that That it came. and be rejoined olra�W and
' �_ _ . we couldn't understand life Br
by his persistence in the belief that their enemies were. to strike al -most, live it, until somewhere—at some
All President Coolidge needs is a Bayer package 0"' the factor.
.suggestion of some way to make the swb__� ..-.%- Miss Brokaw Was the girl whose face immediately, and big own revelation tim-Wet came into touch with via- (Cointinned ment wtex)
, Japanese regard exclusion aa a com- hie had seen more than a week ago. of the Pit7bugh letters would but tore. .Do you remeri I was con- . 11 .1, .
plimelit,iiiiii-Bostor Globe. - . which contains provell diredions, Was it possible, after al,l, that the strengfhen. this evidence. He would qunii with rage then --tat -Your frah1c. _*1 . ., . �
,Of course, the cold spel RAVI "Payer" boxes of 12 tablets ship had touched 'at SOMO, point up keep 'his faith with Gre son for tb,- ness, at what I considered your fin� .
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I h.3d one .Also ottles of 24 and 100iii-Druggists the cost? The supposition was pre- promised day or two. ave rea&*eil,to., t*6
ithing in favor of the MAYL R made . For an hour pertinemice. I couldn't get what :you their holidays Itte ili thb a6 b - Li 4
the - 'L
pfbbp�etq for one strai* hat for MpItlil go the trsde w6vk (VsSldtetbd In posteroW. Yet before rejoining the the two men were alone in the room. smid out of bry niind. And I'm *Ing avoild tb6 ri "I,
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