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SLOAN BLOCK - ` CLINTON ' CHAPTER.
'IIIIy
"It --is a conceivable, theory," re-
marked . ,Monsieur Jonquelle, "that
Dernburg Pasha was struck down by
a hand that we can no longer con-
sider to be living." •
"But if you please, we will take up
Quick relief from pal
Prevent sboe'pressure.,
Ar ciii drag and shoe sruu s
,, `° c ';
l'ce 06A—the
a •4`.' c fie$ ' Pratte, gone..,•
Anyone cons sell poorer tee, chest.
ere
THE TRIANGULA R HYPOTHESIS,
a •
BEGIN HERE TODAY • The man's reply was quite simple
"Let 'us assume that there are three and without emotion.
ways in which Dernburg Pasha might "Why, monsieur, should I wish to
havebeen killed," said M. Jonquelle,
greatest of French detectives, to the
Turkish Envoy' who was demanding.
-reparations for the -murdea' in Paris
of his fellow citizen.
Dernburg bad been found dead in
the -library of his -house. His throat
was slashed 'and a trail of blood on.
the, white squares of the checkered
marble floor apparently indicated -the
escape 'of the assassin,
"I might have killed' him," Said M.
Jonquelle. "You ,might , have killed
him. He might have been killed by,a
man no longer living."
The --last theory startled the 11envoy.
GOON WITi'I THE STORY. •
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voice, that, was heard outside. I show-
ed him that he was at the end of his
tether—that the house was guarded;
and I came away leaving open to him
the only escapehe had,' He affected
that scapo with, a. razor drawn across
his throat"
Monsieur Jonquelle, paused, his
voice rm, even and unhurried,
"You;, appeared, monsieur, a little
late, and seeing an opportunity to ob-
tain an indemnity from France for a
murdered subject to your country, put
the, razor intoyourpocket and ciuin
sily daubed the white squares of this
drawing -room floor with the eviden-
tial signs of an assassination." •
(The End.)
grate Gold
Another Expedition Will
Search :for the Booty Sir
Henry Morgan. is Said
to Have Buried
In,
a Lions Jaws
"OPEN YOUR MOUTH LEO"
° Capt. Schnelder,!European lien tamer, showing hose easy, it is to make
his big Bets obey.
d 'For the -
sass ma
"Did youThe search for buried treasure goes Foo
as Pashas"
u Dernbuhg not wish to take over this on forever, y Hundreds of years after Toddler
' .h
house?" replied the Prefect of Police. life pirates and buccaneers retooledt e
"And if --rose took it over, -,you would Spanish Mainexpeditions are still go-
ing
out with hig1hbPe ofdiscovering
Plain Simple Diet is Al
ways
take it over with what it co tains,
Let me phew you, monsieur, thetrea-
sure
that it contains!"H
li ed the point hit th " Little Dick was two years old, and
a knife-bladesoped oeen•, s p E 1 t f the badly spoiled when be was 'brought
'of a under one of the,
-large white marble squares in the
g
the gold and jewels and pieces of eight
theyare traditionallysupposed to have
hidden. Once in a great while e ex
peditions are success u , in spite o -
amused smiles tot the world at large,
drawing r00111 'floor and lifted it up.
These squares had been fait t clown
on wooden sills, nailed together, and
floored undern nth Each square
had, -therefore sort of wooden pock- from -' !rant
t beneath' it. This wooden pocket by Louis Morgan, a Texan descendant was sturdy enough - and had good Carefully. made junket ig poured
to the hospital one day by his Pros=
quest. .Shaping the gelatin In molds
makes quite, a hit with children.
r orDate 'Surprise
Prune a rp
Stuff dates or stewed prudes with
bits. of marshmallows and mold in
lemon or orange, jelly, for an attrae.
tive and healthful dessert.
Bice: Balls, With FMuit Sauce
•
Remove the stones' from and covef
each, cooked prune with one -halt cup,
an each such sucbe •s inevitably perous- but- woteied parents'. He re- "wel1cookeiLi-ice, shaping pito• a ball
and °'"cone. Serve in glass cups or
prompts others to try their hick .in the fused to eat solid foods. All Dicky
search for sane cached Hidorado,. wanfed'was milk, and he. took it f4om :s cern with the juice poured over as
a over e ' The latest expedition, a• dispatch,itis, bottler- The, family physician, ;a
df S Francisco states is headed baby specialist,had said that the boy Fruit With Junket
e q
under the white square that Monsieur of ;Sir Henryy Morgan's, Sir'Henry was teeth, but would not develop into "a ipso glass: cups over strained fruit
Jonquelle'.: removed,: was filled with; a 'celebrated buccaneer of the seven- sound, bright- and heeethy boj' with pulp to which beaten. egg white.has
gold 'pieces. • with,
century.: The' Morgan..expedi- geed.second teeth unless his diet was been added. Place a spoon over fruit
The Oriental, bending over, made a lion will go to. Central America In changed to one including welecooked pulp while adding the Junket to pre -
profound 'exclamation of surprise. He search _of some of the loot -which Sir solid -foods, vent the pulp from floating. Beep
remained immovable in an overwhelm -1 Henry's followers . carried away after Dicky was loft with us for a few the cups warm for 20 minutes, then
ing . wonder, That the man was mess- Ithe sack of the City of Panama in 1671. weeks. We gave hint Seiler toast the chili until served.
ing of which up to that' Tradition hash that they buried Valu- first night, but he refused it, Cereal
eu .se somecn
these theories in their order. Did I moment, he had not had the slightest ! able booty somewhere near a bayou in and milk tempted bum the next morn- �7 Notes From
r�0>�a
murder Dernburg Pasha? , It is an conception, was clearly evident. ' I the region of Darien Bay. • "• ing. The battle raged beween hun- ®u y
Monsieur Jonquelle permitted the Sir Henry's' capture of the City of ger and temper, but' hunger won and
marble square to go back into its Panama wee one" of the most specta- he learned to like hie cereals, egg,
lace and he; returned to his chair.I cular exploits of his career. As a feat vegetables, cooked fruits' and dry
interesting hypothesis, and I should
be glad to consider'it at some length.
But it seems to require no extended
deduction to conclude it. Wei have
shown°that the mysterious visitor who
called on Dernburg last -night was not
his assassin, because the evidences
which seem so to indicu'to were laid
down by design 'and did not some
about by accident. Theywere laid
down by the intention of seme person,
some person who Wished to establish
that this visitor ryas the assassin. But
the visitor himself could net "have
wished to establish that he was the
assassin; consequently he could not
have made these indicatory evidences,
and therefore he was not the assassin
of Dernburg Pasha."
Ho paused.
"And now, monsieur, as I was the
visitor"ivho called on Dernburg Pasha
last night, it must be Clear that I was
not the assassin that struck, him down.
These conclusions may sewn to inter-
lock with a slight obscurity. But if
you reflect, upon them, monsieur, you
will observe that they are sound and
convincing." '
There was a moment's silence. The
Oriental did not speak, and the Pre-
fect of Police continued:
r' -Now, monsieur, we approach the
second ,hypothesis; did you murder
Dernburg Pasha?
"Here, monsieur, one finds himself
confronted with certain 'difficulties.
Youtook charge of this house the
moment it was ascertained that the
man was dead."
The Envoy interrupted:
"I did, monsieur. As a representa-
tive ., of the Turkish Government, , it
was my duty to. take charge at once
of the property of one of its murdered
citizens. I. came at- once and took
charge of it."
"That is true, monsieur," continued
the Puled of Police. "You came as
you hal. the right to do, and ypu took
over this house as it was your duty
to do. And, from this base we may go
forward with the hypothesis in its
first inquiry—namely, did I create
these false evidences on the` -,floor of
this drawing room, or did you, or did
the agency net now living undertake
it?"
"Now, .monsieur, Iet us consider
these suggestions in a reverse order.
If Dernburg Pasha was struck down
by a ha',ad not moving alive in the
world after he died on the floor of the
library yonder, then such a hand could
not have gone 'forward With the manu-
facture 81 these false evidences of his,
assassination, and we may dismiss it.
I cannot have manufactured then;,
monsieur, because it is nbt' conceivable
that' one undertaking` the Assassina-
tion would construct evidence of his
criree,,to convict himself. Therefore,
monsieur, by elimination, we seem to
arrive at the conclusion that it Was
you who manufactured them."
The Envoy's face seemed to form
itself into a sort of plastic mask.
' "Now," Jonquelle -went on, "if ybu
manufactured •them,. monsieur, it was
with a deliberate obect. That abject
would be, -to fasten the crime upon
another, But ,gtte does not undertake
to fasten a crime upon another with -
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DiRECTOIY:
The Oriental sat down beyond him of arms it was actable for its sheer 'bread or toast.
ver the Be,rder
i Easy to Sprout -Oats.—Ono .of the
speechless in his amazement., The I audacity: His men, although..'stat-- I Usually the opposite Is true. More easiest ways to sprout oats is to
Prefect of Police continued to .speak' wart fighters, were heavily outnum- children -are ,given solid ' foods • too place the oats in a bag and soak it
as though the ma-I's',poncern were not bared at the " eta'rtt.:and bitterly op- soon. In some homes the foods for in a pail of water overfight. Use
ti thing which he had observed. I poses, ' The tears of he inhabitants grown ups are fed to tiny tote. Par- warm water, in winter. - Soak two
"And so you Lee, monsieur, we have were not' groundless. i After' taking eats who shield their •children care- quarts for each 100 hens. Atter soak -
here the motive, the opportunity, end, the city the captors pillaged it. Hiss I fully Grum hard work will serve them lug overnight, hang the bhg bobtail
e construction of these false evil tartans have -arraigned Sir Henry pie, fried foods and rioh, concentrated the,=kitchen stover Dip the bag in
the- sweets, then wonder why the chil- i warns water' ouco daily, shaking. the
deuces, to indicate ;that yoU were theimargan for the cruelty and ..debadeh-
assassin of Dernburg Pasha. And cry practiced by his men. And at-'dren are cross, have headaches.'and oats' each time, and hang up again.
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Parties desiring to affect Insurance
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promptly attended to on application to
any of the above officers addressed to
their respective,' post office, Losses
inspected by the Director who lives',
Reared the 5 i't_a
"i;
you have had for Wishing to establish
that I, who called upon Dernburg late
last night, had accomplished his Mur-
der 0' and fled,' carefully dropping
splotches of blood on the white squares
of the floor'cf this drawing room, and
escaping over a, wall covered with a
eating of dust whirls I did not re-
move? What could have been Your
-object in undertaking to establish
these facts, if you were yourseuf
guiltless of his death?
.'the time tne,episode did not pass .un-
rebuked, The fact 'that England and
Spain were temporarily at peace ad -
frequent "stomach spells."' I The oats is ready for use on the.fifth
Solid Food at Eight Months dag. If one' uses five bags for sprout.
log oats, he can have a constant sup -
dei to the gravity of the situation. At eight months a child needs
Bir eery. was ordered. to return to
n. cereals, carefully cooked and, 5tialit-
Ettglgtad under arrest, to explain his
ed. One teaspoonful of cooked cereal
can be mixed with :a little of therbot-
actions, I'e was not long under a
cloud, however, for he was a general
favorite at'court, and his servibes to
his King had always been notable.
', Sir Henry was forgiven, as -he hod
been before.
What happened to°"fhe loot taken
from Panama City, history does. not
ply by a rting a new bag each day.
Culling Layers.•*• -To encourage cull-
ing of poor•layers.frone farm flocks in
the Camden-Dallas.Laciede "-district
tie feeding and fed with a spoon each (Missouri), the produce' dealers
day. The amount; of cereal is in-. agreed lassummer to pay one cent
'creased until the year-old child e'ate a 'pound', extra on all hos culled out,
two tablespoonfuls of caked - cereal To get this premium, 'the poultry
twice a day. -Oatmeal is best if raiser had to feed a balanced ration
constipation is S problem. for at' least four weeks previous to,
For little folks, ,cerea'is should be
satisfactorily explain. But Louis cooked bulli when strained we,, have
Morgan, who is going to search for it, aijelly or thick gruel, Servo with
tniik.
'lased an, Comede then
of all other br rtd4 '
oo gobued'
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With vegetables, begin with a little
of the water from spinach or string-
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Mo
I haven't anydern puppyLi€e dog,
I, haven't any cat,
I haven't any house at all—
Sparrows Carry Disease -When R.
P. Tittsler, bacteriologist of the Penn-
sylvania State "College, examined 21'
English- sparrows filled at the Col-
niett which the drawing waslege poultry plant, he found that 17
parch•until the teeth' come, then chop' or of them carried, the germs of cocci -
made, came on elle present owner frommash the vegetables, Babies take diosis, thes poultry disease which
his father, Frank Pierce Morgan, the only a little each day,ihu by eleven caused such severe losses in Penney'
District :•Attorney of Victoria, Texas. .months of age they should have one amnia, flocks last spring..
The story is that eight of Sir Henry's tablespoonful of cooked green vege- Quite a Difference,—The best 264
Monsieur Jonquelle permitted' the men burled- the foot for their leader "tables, and two tabieepoontuls of flocks in Illinois fiockrrecoie work last
marble, square to• -go back into its and that, as they wore later atur-" baked potatoes each day. 'Rice, well year made their ownere an average
place. I dared, only Sir Henry ,,ltnew where cooked, may be substituted for pota- profit of $2.55 a Iron.' These were the
it was. Louts *organ furthermore • toes occasionally, upper one-third of all flocks entered
says that a distant t`eIt tine of hie is° .When the. family has spinach, sum, in the contest. The lower one-third
itagain I beg to observe how fatal at present ransacking the ruins of mer squash', aapwragus or celery, a Made a profit for owders of only
d is -to proceedn with indicatory esetablish
h the old city of Panama-WhlCh gives q
deuces when one wishes to small portion may be strained.. and 16 cents a hen. My, what a difference
a theory. It is f+irtun•ate,, monsieur, to the search: the aspect of a fancily, ped to the baby, provided no vinegar, good birds and a little, care matot •
r fam!ly heiriooure, fat meat or pepper is used in cooking. house Laving Pullets Early,—Nor-
A little •gait may' be added. Later molly develdped pullets have corn -
the child of a year may have string- pleted their molts and start heavy
beans, lettuce and carrots, The last production when about six -months
may be served grated,, if not too old. Put ,titer in their laying quer-
tors when they are About five months
that it is I who considered these eve', conies t fo
deuces against you, for it is 'I who! Louis Morgan's expedition will, ;ie.
know that Dernburg Pasha was dead' cording to dispatches, set sell on the
when you spiryedthis in house.”' testy -toot auxiliary Paunch :Saxons,
He will be ,ace,ompan!'ed by Captain
Ile from
paused. P
They a fl
skipper. 1 I'm'livingin at
ori y
veteranstri
i apP n
i '- Po pactY
A. ang
y.
atom the tinddn his throat,. > ' ,rui lire given -.—....„--
inflicted
to obtain permission' from of- • P in small amounts old, or they flrat start to lay, ,.-
I knew at once 'what had itwas that' .Glad Reunion.
'clad it•—. hand' not. now liv�in i++ ficials of the' Republic of Panama la first, starting tivith ono -half teaspoon- Early housing enables pullets to get
inftt 'tn ; excavations at the spot lndi- fu of juice - in the early months, go- accustomed to their new surround. Crowd of 4,000, at Lawrenceburg
"Theehand of the dead Mani"; make nhe1
!+ '-mated ott'.the map. ,ing on to taro tablespoonfuls daily. inks before they IaY, and rEmovos a Fair Brings Out area Collocttou�,of
heiic,l the, Oriental.dYou moan the,•- Swine—Nashville Banner,
hand of'n dead man?" I ,The. life of Sir Henry Morgan has Strained cooked fruit pulp' is intro - common cause of fall molts.
'"I mean the hand of the dead Dern,. been written many times; it always tt
burg Pashas replied the Prefect, presents new angios to tempt the hle-
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duced at six montes, increasing In
given twice, a day.
Some doctors allow meat to be
given to three -year -o d children
ren
Others postpone tele until five,
That is tlte slash of a suicide. Death -
;aft side and tailed' off to the right. greatan
was not 'a Devon/ - man, nor ,even' a ret then -small pieces tornado. was caused ndf by air but by
wounds, 4 inflicted by one 'intent on strictly speaking, an Englishman, ,lie Bacon cameo nest, tort df air Se us ealeo, The vbut by
takinghis own life, are always inflict- was born in. Wales in 1685. If is be- of'«roast beef or lamb. Boiled or force of the tornado avas responsible
ed on the loft side, because -they ale Moved that when' a boy he was kit- baked white 'fish is bettor than meat for e of of the damage. It this
undertaken 'with the right hand, andenappecl end sold as a slave In. the Bar- for.most children, each force which da the wIt is of a
if they are done with a'knife, they bados, and later ori. In Jamaica. He ' Cod fiver;.011, one tsapso0rifttlryorce to burst outward as if front su
pop t flay;` protects the child proal rickbto,-
d explosion inside.. What the vacuum
Tornado Vacuum Did They St, Louis
"The wound began heavily on the topical writer. Unih$o en many of the
That the
ra a o-dtte
t m g a 1
Begin with a heavy incision thattailshimself denied this report.-.• At any
ig • a
out as the knife is drawn to the right tilts, tie pistil but ..to lite colonies and some doctors . think throathv does is to remove, the atmospheric
—as the strength of the person under- when very young and grew up there. nose troubles are,avoided, int s y measure outside which causes ilio. ilii
taking ,to'•infliet•,the .- wound s ;fails. ,:.SI,Plienry's early cereer, as a Sailor Mlik`the r:Mainstay `. ,"
the house to push out.
Suicidal .wounds, when 'indicted with and. fighter. attracted ;to • much titter- pleasure inside
8 when he had al- In .giving Dicky solid foods, milk the walls. In this manner'the.St.
ah sharp instrument, ' have always tion that by was still. the -mainstay and backbone Louis tornado broke the outer globes
these evidential signs. They ,cannot readyatta!ned a measure ovei'me,
4 oil ford the Governor' of ills diet:' This w,iLl he`trne unlil he 'of 8,000 street lights, leaving the elec.-
be:mistaken. Sir.Thomas, b y is grown. ,Knowing that he has his life -light bulb. inside, still intact, fit.
Monsieur Jonquelle arose. of Jamaica, eeemese eeee him to go pall abort of!" good, fresh: clean his ttany cases,,
"Let me clear this mystery," he over to the mainland to discoVer the
d "De burg Pasha was"one or details or a pros which, -" Leach day, we need not worry if he ills egg' or vegetables We
the' most accomplished counterfeiters p him n W foods at the
always gave e,
in -the world," ,
'lIe opened his hand.
"This device, which looks like an
alabaster box,.;is a mold made of plas-
ter for the purpose, of Counter-feiting
one of the largest gold coins,,: of the
ur came
Deo
currency. Dernburg French ur y g
' here, took- this house, carried. forward
his undertaking until he had stored
the squares' under this drawing -room
with 'false. coins. Then�,when "lie had
finished ---when he had got the coins
molded, gold-plated and hidden, ready
for the business of their distribution,
I called on hint Iast night! It was my d'rY' measure.
sal•rn
ected was brewing against Jamaica. •
do Baty ilia edl, got that n informs,
the meal when lie 'was quits
tion but pillaged, l rincipo 'and cap. first of ree
Porto Bello as'rvell,i NeXt year 'hungry ant,ready,for anYtlting. Get' a miracle is?' The children ]oolcedera
II�t
Smith—"Roll on, thou doep arid
mighty ocean," Mrs. Smlth—"Oil,
look, Henry, It's doing Iii"
The squire's pretty ira`ughter was ^'^' �` 'a t
examining the village School 'cbildroitd
Y
4:"Now, children, tau ,you tell me rvii`at
at one another but eMeairied silent"
"Can tio:on'e,answer this question?",
asked; the new curate, who was. stand:
ing hphind the squire'$ daughter. A
little gittl'"was suddenly struck with a
brilliant .idea, She hold. up her hand
lured Por
e succeeded ice.
A year or two later came the exploit N need far Dicky
table manners. R
at Panama": Afteroacasional pea i to be untidy about eating, lie used
die
impetuosity,
-•h cit his
t c ei
inatids, oa
ode Lieutenant a short -handled teaspoon and ,big
lie- had a shill blown from under h.im, , ting used to new Havers is hard.
yV cceeciecl in teaching n
was knighted aiid m plate, and fed himself very well,
Governor of Jamaica. Though onceNewlY all ehlldiren like,; milli.' or excitedly,,.."Well, Jessie?" asked' the
squire's daughter, smiling approval.
"Please, ,miss',' the child replied
�• •
A
d
fe1
breathlessly; Mother says. 'twill be a
miracle if youdon't marry _the new si�sa Every Mort
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suspended, lie was restored to favor t gelatin desserts. 'Prepared gelatins"
iii death in 1688.—N.Y. Times.
before s may be used by omitting the sugar.
The measure \ofihospita.lity. 'these' and flavoring extracts. The .manufac.-
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I•fiirriish boolelets of recipes an re, -
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