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BEGIN HERE TOeDAY.
-2 The. reformed errielteman; Michael,
'Lanyard; knowns to the police as the
Lone Wolf, is attempting to recover
• the stolen jewels of Eve de,Moutalais,
the woman he loves. Lanyard, who
Met Eve in southern France,. where
he rescued her from rolibery at the
• hands of the brutal. Parisian' Apache;
Dupont, suspects a moObleg. •Par
• consisting of the'American, -Whitaker
*ink; his secretary, Phieuit; ihelat-
--qer's'blether, Seiles,'and'-the Count
• and Countess de Ltiegnes;"De I.orgnes
is, murdered by ,Dupont. Lanyard,
tearching Paris, finds the countess.
He learns her real name is Liane De-
.
Jolene and believeslhe has the jewels.
Louis
Joseph Veit°
ems intonational mabazuto cc-pany
L4W141.4a
belletibered. neat -hole through the
windshield between the heads, 'ef -Vane,
Delo:rule' and Jules: The woman slip:
ped. down 'n'tion the ,floor ahd, Jules
crouched over the Wheel. Lanyard.,
fingered his automatio but held its
fire.
Instead, he, turned. to the hincle
hainPer . and Opened .it. In the bot-
tom of the baeketlaY•eix,pint bottles,
of champagne; ftiltir of them unopened.
-LanyardloOketherif'to the: -rear -seat
arid found the gray Gar had drawn upi
to within. fifty. yards Of its prey.
Making a -pace better than seventy
miles per 'belie, it Would net dare
He,entera her house to discover -the slverve*
W.e15; and Xrids, her being, throttled Tle first empty bottle broke to one,
to ,d4Mth by Dupont; .whona he routs side. the 'wand sclintFEilit
between. te
after a' terrific'fight which he is
Liene . insists he stay
. . fitrethe, night. • ' .
.00 ON 'WITH TIIE STORY;
front wheels. Hegrasped the first
fall bottle by the neck and felt that
it weight 'premised. More acetletiey,
but ,' thicked before attempting to
throw it as a vdll'ey'ef, shote sought
„'•• ' • •
•: to disceutege At .the first lull
:g".0Pge"cf stArtled laceg: viaS all he • rdse -arid dast the bottle . with the
•,,,theylied. . Jei1es teucheed e..the Ihead- .averha,ndeic_tioneemployed in grenade
• light7swifeh and opened tfia chant. . throwing. it crashed fairly beneath
Aheize the rearing, of thelettee Lane, the nearer forward whe,e1 of the gray
'Iyard fancied he could hear .a faint car, but 'without eireet... The lend had
,,rattling ,.gii,:iepited, back siTIslebeenahridied.te thirtY,3•744s;_ia't12"1.0.
. grimly. •' Sharp, • short liameei'ininntes more. it would be nothing. '
. ...'Of orange and scsielet Were. stehtlegi ,The fourth bottle went Wild, but
• Oe darkness: .$otAebodY had oporiedIthe 'fifth 'exPleded •siic inches in front
• fire with an automatic 'of the ,ffside ''and its- jagged
•Scheer waste of animunitiOnl • [fragmentsripped, out the: heart of
The pace waxed terrific ear a,road, thee tire. On the instant of ‘.the rie-
'se many roads' of France, ap-1
parently 'inter -Minable and straight. ,
• And yet !Ong beforethetoad turned- .
•Lanyard, staring astern as he krielt
on the rear :seitteevith-atme-cressed"
ene thefolded top, eaiv the tiv-G•White ,
, eyes of the gray car, swing into view •
inclistart in pursuit. •• Quick work, he
. He crawled forward and eommuni-
'ented his. news.. •
-• "Don't ease- up unless you have'
'• to," he '.eOunseled;, "don't' think We
•• • •ikaz....givo then' an„
r- Reek ,:at his post*” of ''observation,
he' 'Watched, hoping „against hope,,
while., the ear:' hinged 4 and tore like
mad thing through the night, snor-
ing Up .grades, screaming dowatheM,
.'druriniaing neeosi the levels„ clatter-
. 'frig. wildly through' yillage eriel ham- •
•_ , etre . 4 ..„. y _ 11
lets: nos heart sane as nu it 0,14.4.!-
• ed •relOowed.. mile, •
"and elev the lights of the pursuing
Car lost to sight froin time tie time,
reappeared with ..a brighter; fiercer
low, and • convietion forced itself
• borne that they were:being gradually
but surely Ovethatiled: • •' , ',; •:
•• He took this intelligence to the eae,
• of Julee. The chauffeur "answered
only with a worried shake of his head
•that said too eilainly yas •doing
his •best extracting every- °rine° of
power. from the '
• Less than, three hundred yriedte sep:.
• .arated pursu4deand pursuer as they
raced out through • opf,?.n fields: 'once
more.; And teat hy.feet •this lead was
" being ineeioreblY cit • .
• In the seat heeide the driver ef. the
- gray car a,man rose and; Steadying
hithself by hcAdieg' onto the' wind-
shield,' ponied ft.ut thie"toilterite of an.
automatic, preeumably • hoping to
puneture the tires of the quarry. A
Jules OPened.the exhatist. •
'
eorapanytpg blow-out he bray. ce
shied like a frightened 'horse and
swerved offthe road, burtlitig head -
:long into .a clump 'Of trees.- The sub-
se-I:feel-it. crash waS like the detonation.
of a great bomb. shadows
Masked ' that . tragedy `beneath the
trees. Lanyard saw the beam of the
headlights lift :and drill perp'endicu-
larly:.into*, the ;zenith before it was
blacked mit. • , .
:He turned and 'yelled,in •the oar of
.Jele4:.."Slow down'.• Take your time!
They've quit!" . • . • • .•
Vane' Delorree roP from. her
cramPod poeition on• the floor, • •
"What has bacorae of. them?".
11.,anytted Offered -a i>aglif!. gestere.
. tried to climb a tree," he re-.
plied ev,earilys arid. dropping back on
the •rear seat be••;rin to worry the cark
• . out: of' Diet bottle of iham-
paget:', „ ' • * •
•• tett:lotted he had parded a drink
if yie; tly Veil had. • •
"My dear friend!" ha said in his
ehteuld havo beguete.ee grow ehicitme
Oeut PIO,
"Yoe Would have had geteNeason,
moneleur. .rt is not two, hours. sin.iet
one has elieaPed death -end that for
the secencl time in a single
the slenderest Margin, and thanks.
EWsiely ,to..thie gentlemen here." ,
Mtink coneented to. see Lanyard' era
iminediately'efferedhini.p preferirid
salute, 'which„ was :printitliously re-
turned.. HiS'',eyelerow,s Mourited ',ids', the
rocts of his hair, • • ,•' •
4‘A1l• that geedliffeesieuto Duehes:
Lianelaughed-, It ,is.
'tene, the reeembleece is .striking; if
Patel ,would .consent -to grow. a beard,
it '..wOuld: be'extraordinary,-
p•eepiit me,:, Captain Monk;tO Present
my:brother, Peel Delorme." . • e
"Your. "bretheree niatleknoiselle?"
The educated eyeibrowseexpreetted any
.numberOf ,entotionss eMenles hand
was .Cordially extehded. "Hut I am
eitchEinted;rMeheieur Delerme,•th
come onboard' the: Sybarite • the bro4,
thee of your, charming Metter," •
Lanyard resigned limn fingers to
hitt 'clean. -
"And most- public-spirited of you,
sure, Captain Monk" An, -
other bow. Lanyard looked to Liane:
"Forgive me' if I ,eeern confused, but
I thought you told 'me Mister Whit-
aker Monk had palled for AniteriCa a
'week'age," •
"And so he did," the captain agreed
blandly. • "Mr, Monk, the 'owner, is
my first cousin. You see in me merely
the skipper of my -wealthy 'IcinsMan'tt
yacht'"
"And your two names are the Smile
-yours and '.your cousin's? You're
both Whitaker Monks?" ‘. "
"It IS a 'favorite naine in our fain-
•
ily, inonsieur."
, Lanyard vir^7ed his head in sol-
eMn•adinira.V•••••,:. ' • •••
:"That mak, it all go' elear!"'
• "Well, anyway, I'M glad to meet
you to your, here face," said 'Monk.
'And n9W,suft,p9se Wee adjourn ,to the
kipp-er's qearters, Where:we can irn7
prove One another's acquaintance
• ,Laniard remarked that there, were
places .laid for four. He had been.
exPC-CWd, N�ither firif
Phinuit ,..had 'betrayed the 1ea.t sur -
.prise on seeing Lanyard:; and.'phinuit,
lad. liiiot even troubled .to recognize
the •fictirin:Wli;ch :Liiiife •hadeuttfred
in accounting .or him.:.
• Liane had got her second wind and
was playing.yariatiOne On the theme
of the famous ' siic . betties ..of • chain.-
p'agne. ,, Lanyard lounged in his.eagy
chair and let his • bored, thoughts
wander. : '' e . '.
. , .
: Lanyard finiilly, broke in: "Who is
Dirrint; and Why?'? ' ' .• : • • .•
•---,--",11- -yotei-e. ,asidug-Inei'.' Monk-'ree
plied; ,"I'll, say -going on ,niademoi-
,eelle's Story-Monsieur:Dupont Ls by
now a ghest:"..,..- , ,. • • ..- ..
' "One .would be ',glad ' to be :Sure' of
that,". Lanyard murnieeed....
"But. all this begs iny question,"
Lanyard objected.. "Who' is Dupont,.
and• whet'?" • • • • , • ,
. . .:
• "T think T can answer that geese
tion; rnonaieur.":: This was Liane'De-
"I iesegnized idni ',I thre" .:Mertiing,
when ,You were struggling With .hirn..
His name is popinet." . , , • • .
, "There was ..:PPopinot in Payie in
xrby -.dayr they nicknamed °: him :the
;Prince 'cif the Apache -tie --Eat le eivaS
an older in,ari, and, (lied by thegeilloe
tine. This POpinot who calls himself
Dupont. then, must be his son."
--ea,
'That. IS. true, monsieur." . , ..
-"All of 'whicle.bririg0:'•Ps 6 -the sec-
-end part-of.ney,cfeestion, Lipase: Why.
DuPont?" , • , •
"•. Liana 'shrugged, and studied • her
bedizened -fingers:: , The heavy black
brows. cireurneflexed Monk's eyetie•and
•he dreW•doWn thecorner Of his wide
emouth. ,Phirtuit fixed an 'arnueedgaie
.on a l';distant 'Cerner of the room and
chewed his' cigar: , ' ' , ' .• •
"Why did':Dupont-or - •Popinet,"
Lanyard Perslitedee",inurder de Lorg-
hitt? - -Why . did he try •• to -• murder
Madenioiselle ,Delortee,? 'Whir did he
seek to .preeent.ope reaching Cher-
botirg?'' • s , " • , ' • ' • '
' "Give ,you three guesses," Phintiit:
Offered aniiehlY. :`','Ilut T weir!'" you if
you Use more' tharielifie you'll forfeit
I my 'respect' forever.," ' ' • , •
_ . e
."./ou admit, then, you have Oh
jewels?"". ." .' •
' "Why not?" Phintiit inquired eq61-
ly, i'We took trotaile 'enough to get,
theiee'don't' you think?, You're takt"
Mg troeble A:none' 6 get there away
from vs,t'aren't yoil? You:don'i'viant
U5, to think you se stupid AS to be,
wasting your time; do` yell?"
1
Te'rl Minutes" afler their arrival in ' ' 'Hie imperturbable effrontery was
. . .
Cherboerg, •Liane.Lanyard eed Tulbe so 'amusing that Lanyard laughed mit-
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haildin,gs and aerial, system demo not
exceed 20, but a considerable area has
bee.•apPortioned :foe fuiy- future. :axe
tensions, which may he ihadeee, -'• '
. The MaeocnitcoMparty are endeavor'
ing to have these stations ready for the . ,
to-
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'don'ovkir st4e new syeteah. theinseteee .Miteph." Ridge, lea., deer And
Inereddetioireto theeetetritiees. ortheetfoWiewGrileelesh .rOght-tgreetiLei.' • .6ther •
TiViealor66gralleib'egarn7ennyY' •twilb4O ..61..r47:1447i'‘i:i.tr4t;;t1141.camps were mado
wba:i :,
eiittord leented: a beetle:tad.. of •
thin
,excetteiliely it and Smart, ..• t •
"Madentoittelleyou have. ketit yems
'groin) se•,,- Many than kii,"
'"Ireiro!". ' cried-. 'Phil -mit "Whet'
prorniscD; • , !
441viOnsitittr Lanyard, desired n favor
of mei' Lianeeexplained„ lier good
heinor reetoved; "in• return r-07 saving
merrom tiesassination hy Popinot this
mornings he begged me to help:him -
find sthe jewele, of Madame de' Mon:
talhe
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-Latlytird-Alittroi6:0-4)4yoolf to Li
'ane: "Do I understand the jewels. are
eriLthittevetteel.?"'„
f‘Th tide teibiii."
• ' • ' "(To. he. Contihutd4)• „..,
, •
• No :so me -tropical oaten trio' the fii4ni ,
wear hardly any clothes,",.; says .
writer, 'frn
low effehiatet
,
Treat corns with Niiiiartes: Linirnenter
•,:Lanyard **tenet! :short ': With • hie
hand' on the:,,,mahegany handrail.
my, Liane! . haven't we stumbled
into the Wrenn- pew? This -is. a pre
vete • yecht."
I -"ft -'1`s tildP :Of a, dear,
' frincl‘ nonqeur4 who generously per-'
ltit '�i
shall kficw,, •
A &kV hatil 0g -oiled in the par-.
titien, 'two/h-ien had 'entered.' 'Above
the • white: •tunie and troakets of. a
thip'4-Officr h recognimdi,thc--tragi-
-edniic Mask ' 'of • ' the etiof-dlitint • Mr.
Whitaker' Meek. , At his, shoulder
•shone the..hIstad,,.. intelligent :rounten,..
ance.of Mr. Phinuit. •-• •
, ,Protri. this- late: leatiyaed ',velvet]
goodenetured. Mid, While Monk pto-
, teethed direetly to Nand Delornie and
• ' •
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FrrriNG GIFTS
FOR RETIRING PROFS.
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Three 0 A C Professors Ate,
Given Silver Services.
Guelph, Ont --An- event 1,7Thich is
Probably unique in the annals of the
Ontario Agricultural 'College Wee. the
Presentation of eiliret tea services to
three •Of, the oldest inerebers of, the
staff of the institution, who, are re:
ting tlus yey Thy are Di 'C. Az
Zavitze head of the field husbandry
department; Mr. S. Springer, bursar,
and Prof John Evans of the wood-
workingedepertmente who were hon-
ored by their fellowrnernbers ,a the
faculty andsetaff in the Faculty Club
roOrns in the War •Memorial 'Hall."
The gathering wes honored by the
presence' of :Hon: John S., Martin,
Minister of • Agriceltere 'fee Ontario,
who, before, the close of the little
ceremony, , Spoke briefly, referring to
the .great setvice which the Supet-
animeted gentlemen had rendered to,
Ontario' and to 'Canade.." Following
the serving of afthrnoon tea, Presi-
dent J. B.; Reynolds spokee. •••.•' , .
Mietard's Liniment ter, dandruff.
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Prize Cremi.Got Dkunk. •
Vancouver; B.C: Following
AtateMent thht forty ,caies of )iquol.•
of 'the cargo Of the :Federalship,
cently released 'from seVeure.„et sal')
Frandisco, attention' bee beenr,draWn
to -the affidaeit of Captain 8, S. Sttrie
of the vessel mede during coert Pro-
ceedings 8t the Golden' Gate. to the
effect that after the seizore cpf. the
veeeel far, off the California "ctiaet,
mernbti of the American prize &els,'
got drunk en the, licfuoe ;while brides
ing the ship to port.
If your hick Isn't what it -,iirhould be,
Write:a "p" in front of and tiy again.
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