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Terror wun dnHwInft at Cleo's heuit, for hha
rould feet hemelf slowly slnklnii in theijulck
Mind. The time drilled by. The htconds
nan.ed like ntlnuiek wild the minuted Memed
like hour. TJiough lormenied hy inyriuds
of Insects neither rdie nor Hope dured to utlr
for fear of luuttcnlnft the end. Already the
hluck ooze wus above their hips, and wui
slowly, Ineiorahly crcepliiii higher.
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Itomantlchfory of n uiitlriMii boal denlftin(l
to rcnmlti Inmuitli I lie Mirfm-c for week,
with the Ui'ii ii i If til (liiiiftlitcr of tli! Jnvriitor
fiRurlnil t the heroine In tlirilllnil hit na
tion n.
eYNOPiit or phlccdino chai'Tcmb.
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nb la tk mivmm,
ELEVENTH
IUT, out cvr lh ynwnlnif
bntth tier frt attain, iho rrlfr.j lirr Jioia upon ui nri.
vln Anil droifl uixin Itm oiioiltn lunik. Hut, tliuURti iuKKor
Ins from falliuv, ho (tarej not r"l, fur h wflt know llm rclnnU
Mn of Iit puraurra, llrr rlutlir torn tn rltilmtia t link
Md brlera, fir faca ami hanila acrntcliMl oml tilwMnir, tifr tireath comliiu
ta olioktnx aobi, alia yut atuinUlml on anil on until aha itroppiut at tail from
haar exhaiutlon. Uha had raaolied tlm Vrry limit of Imr atrctiKtlil alio
euld t" no further,
Kor an hour, two hoilra, rrhapa, ah- crouched amid thn buahM, wlno.
kajr t avary aound, for aha coutd not hrlnir lirrirlf to linllnvn thnt Mnhlln
fid Hatauma would abandon thn purault, Torturrd by thn thoucht of Ilnpn
Jid Hook lyln wounded, pcrhaim dylnir, lit the forent, and Boadi-d tiy tha
kaowlodco that If tha man aho loved waa to ha oavod ahu inuat reach thn
Raraat aettlement and aend them help, ahn twlco itruirglrd to her fret, but
femd apralned her ankla In Iter mad niitht and each limn aha aunk back,
tielpleaa and rroanln. Nor could aho hopo to find her way down the moun
Ulnalde, for aba had completely loat her bearlmra and darkueaa waa already
Cnlllnt;.
Overcome by lonellneaa, and mUery, and fenr, aha threw heraelf faco
lewnward on tha ground and her alondrr riirure ahook with aob, for, be It
rawembered. aha waa very younir and
-
SHt all M onco ahe ceruiea ner aooa ana bbi erccw iriuu niwi wrrur, iur iiui
tilek aara had caught tho murmur of approaching volcos. Mahlln and But-
muat have found a way wound tho gulch and again ploked up bor
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trail. At the thought aho fell Into an
ttout-nevrted though ana waa, ins
tcskawladn of wfeat It meant for her
7 il 7??L. .. v. Am iv,. i.n.n.1.
UteHitotk kadg of thaJapanaee
tout-naarted though ana waa, me
A his equally ruthless employer,
Mt bar ttito an agony of fear. Par,
mm Mtkar would aha have submitted
. AT. ". than to
ta tae eareea or Morion inan w
ad herself In the powor of auoh
tetda la aueoaa form aa aho knew
BBtiBiuauars to be. let ahe could
. ..
isvivnuu.
aac waa caaamg nor eorui..u
Mia. She knew that her solo chance
1. .. fn ,.m.i ,!. in
ka. kuahaa that they might Diss her
MM )UDM mat tnoy migni p ner
"
The voice, were nearer now. Bo
wm no coaacB oi towi uwiu iMivvM
Then: -Jarrla. J J
"It's Cleo. . . hers. In the buahea."
tSMVto'Sto'-
twShTled'unda, toll wd Hope.
closely followed by Hook, burat
tarough the bushea and gathered her
lato hla arma.
"Thank Uodl Thank aodl" he
ejriiUiiered hoaraely, aa he cruahed
air alender body agalnst him. "I
didn't dare let myself think of what
fcad happened to you. Cleo, darling,
1. that that hell-hound
ilahlln had caught you."
a..4.1 th0.uShVthttJo!f t4 vS5
WMed, dearest." ahe sobbed, her head
usob hla breaat "I aaw Batauma
f?i!0,u,.wh,n yo,u Tor!itrJif.,ln
with MfhHn. . . '. I y.ou.'tt,"
. . . then they both alar ed after
oa. . . . I knew that the only
way to help you waa to reach the
own and get aaalaianoe . , . .
'.V .U ?.VnVt1t I'.-unJ
en the edge of a gulch, but I swung
fflHSf." on v'nn, n,..Mn.t,htn
" ' i..7 T...n X wn.
any further
4 v w wvvm w r wa -
L . i.5t!: v.T-ir' InV V.nri
rou badly hurtT ' irthi .hand I felt
tlmoroualy of the lUmp that BaUu.
are
wJap2n IT u
'JKlliJ. n.r h. nn.wi.rad
uXlll r L-P.' nnU '..n?nn.r?r ?.u ni
m7n,7t "iiook t I faity
tack! though r It to twenfy X
S l,afo?o I waa able to brlnir hliii
around As .oonT m ho was nble to
walk we started In Ttho direction you
ffi lilkee rhut Lre Teould find no alirn
SfiroS.k 'wboU.eTout0o Mown' Kr'ti
a osin and search tho mounalna
7nr vnu It m&kn ma .huddar dnr-
llnV to tWnfot what you havo Ss!
img. w uihk oi wnat you navo es-
Ttolent tn pounaing ox nor nwn of Firth Avenu noien, av roniartiri
w . . but Oa softer and cleaner than lot Then came dtaaeter. Without the dor. ho regained the bauk. "Are you must hurry. Hook . . . hurry a monstor creeper, as thick as a ,"'rV. 7 ; 3 Uurke that vou Xv.m i ..v-J .Uti5
tray her. how ahe could distinguish lt I've sl0pt In. Thoro may slightest warning the character of the in quicksand?'' . . . or you will bo too Ute." cable and almost as itrong. Ventur- VornaJn?.. .J wm? 5 h so "great 0,21
U tone. About thorn there was So aomo lumpa In It, but wo're too marsh through which ho had beon ao "I'm afraid so," Hope answered. Nodding hbi comprehension of her ing as far Into the marsh as ho could S'ff fa-tv A the nest" bU my carole-
Mcnetblng fomllar. Then he know, tired to notice them. Now, we would labor louyly wading abruptly ohanTed; e Cnn't move and we seem to bo Plan, tho sailor turned and ran to- with safety. Hook coiled the giant statw may well depend upon "I'm afraid dear" .nM n. ..
U... n M.niin and Hataum who be aulte comforUble if we only had be middenly loat his footing nnd slowly alnklng." word tho forest. vino and throw It aa a cowboy throws r v t,..:, . , a' ,"cnr' n!d nPo.
was not Mahlla and Hatsuma wno vt quiie comiorwo. plunged forward, and. before be real- nvhat aholi I dor the sailor "It is a splendid Idea, dear." aald a lariat .B ,, . ,,., con hlng taken leave of llomero. thoy
were approaching, but Hope and ,,m 'wocolate." announced Iwd that hla struggles wore only malt- .houtod. "Shall I get .omo'branch- Hope. "It never occurred to me. If "Take hold of it, Cleo," nope dt- t,n3fn ft? search" Ld Cleo dS- w"-o riding down tho trull which led
Hook. She waited, breathless, until "".nSfom the woket of ln matters worsn. ho waa ingulfed In wo ore saved it will bo due to you." reeled, "and hang tlsht "When I oMvtW when lloDe showed her the in tho , r,l'lway' that thls
Uey were near enough ao thut there Cleo. producing JJ, ?. quicksand to the waist Cleo, appro- "i don't think they'll do- any good. "I hopo that ho will get back In cotint throe Hook is to pull for all Jjg when Uope "howod her the fnn cnd our hope of find-
Aa4 I .. aaa trinllarll It m II att Itlla VintTlIlK HUIK TY lltl ' .- . . ilUUIDU llltUlt. 4XD. UUUlillll llUk'U ua ra v ' - iiivihihw hh j w uu msvui w nnv il n a u avv a IT. -1 . a n . . 1 11 1 1 0il 11 ft rrti ri anni-nwi -
"Don't worry about It any more, nickering firelight revealed her enowy
dear," said Cleo. putting her Hps up ,thrtm,, K,Ven, ,l" .,l01 "l'0":
to be klssod. "I'm safe In your arms hound by her iH-auty, her eye. opened
again . . . I'm afraid. Jarvls, ttl,(l Bbo murmured sleepily, "I love
that I can't walk any further to- J'ou dearest."
Sight . . my anklo palna too .'.waKcnod by the morning nun, thny
much." brcukfusted on thu rumulna of tho
"It would bo foolish for us to at- chocolato and moro wild blackberries
tempt to get down tho mountain to- "ml started down tho mountain. Tlielr
night" said Hope decisively. "It Is progress wus slow, howuvcr. for
almost dark ar.d wo don't, know tho -lo'a anklo still cuused her such pain
path anyway. Tho best thing we that alio wu ublo to walk only with
can do Is to malm ourselves as com- the iWHlstnnco of her companions,
fortable as posslblo for the night and Gradually tho country which they
tart fresh In the morning." w"o traveling beenmo lees rough, tho
"Can't wo start a nro?" begged vegetation moro luxurlan ( tin pines
dec, ehlverlng. "I'm awful cold." nJ K"vo wny to live oaks; thn
."U'a taking n chance." aald Hopo. a rock-wallod innyons became ravines,
little doubtfully, "becnuse If Mnhlln a"1' the ruvlnes run out In vnlleys,
and Batsuma nro still looking for us whoon genlln slopes wore cnriettd
it might attract their attention. Hut with lush, green grnss. I.lttln did
I fancy that they've given up tho they dream that In this fulr and smll
abase as hopeless by this tlmo . . . region dtuth lurked In Its most
and without a fire we would frrczo hideous form,
to death before morning. You ntay Emerging on tho upper nlopOM of
re with Hook. dear, nnd I'll sklr- one of these mountain valleys, they
mlah around and see If we can find a saw below them a broad band of
place where we can build a fire with, marah, Its vUcld. slimy aurfaco
ttt Ita being sscn." broken hero and thero by clumDs of
janaii an hour ho was back.
"ve round a place that might have
. .' . mmmmm .Mtii lur u. na .nnmin'.ii
bjbw ue way a Bnortaiatance up
. ... " ....hm..vvm,
KPISOUK.
nulc)i lm wiinr until, fffllnir north
very unhappy and very, very tired.
laU4
.. - .,.ni.i. ni nf ......t.iinn.
uncontrollable fit of trembling.
tho mountainside to a, ahnllow nlcna
In tho face of the cliff. Though barely
Ufg9 enoufh t0 ,loIJ tha tnre, of
them. It was dry and olean, while the
great masi of rock which overhung
It like a portecocheio aerved the
doublo purpose of shielding It from
oborVBlon ftnd from the weather,
Un tho level rock In front of the niche
Hope started a brisk fire.
Tho fire started. Hope dtaappaarad,
on u in r.tum in a raw miniir. ifit B
itaga - orlng under a load of leafy
boughs which he laid ta a aoptn w
half a foot on tho rocky floor of their
sleoDlng Place. Over this woods-
narea uieo neipoa mm w
. fc th(jk ,B nf dry 1mVM and
crnss.
..,t ,in.t QuU(, up to the standard
---- - - - ,-ht Thtinrv besfori
h0i? Viok to town, ao rSuUt n my
Dim '"" ?h,p0ab n."
wU&Phov
"We won't have to go to bed hungry, I
in any event
"That's only the first course, ahe
laughed gayly, as ahe proudly dla-
played three grapo leaven hoaped hlgS
with luicloua wild blackberries. Tho
buahes are covered with them, she
explained. "I picked them while you
were gathering tha wood."
AfUp th4y ha4 churned their
mny, but none the leas satlsfylug
meal. Hope Insisted on examining
c, . yfi whlcn WM ,woiUm
... -.'., ni.ir...
Close by a mountain stream tumbled
downward In a aerloa of cascades and
u u,d( , order ,0 reduco lhB ,wcll.
ng UopB ordored Cleo to put her foot
fop a ,u tno , water AMor
bathing the ankle with whiskey In lieu
" "whol. he akllfully bandaged it
wlh a gtr) torn from the itto,,, ot
her .klrt and. lifting her ln hi. .arnia.
carried her back to tho ntcho in the
rock, where Hook waa already asleep
nd norlng. Then, after guthcrlng u
f h f nrowooa; CMWled
. , r , , . h h d
dlctCMl. was comfortably warm, and
Btretched hla aching body on tho
tuChB be.ldo Qoo. IVlco during the
M he softly stole out and replen-
l !la ,h flru' doping silently back
ln ordl,r nl to awaken hla compan-
'0". nt for a moment over tho
Bleeping girl. Never had he seen such
tt Picture of loveliness and Innoconco.
' "?: w -lender a-
to be almost boyish i her glorious hair
had tumbled down and formed about
n'r 1",ftJ a B1J" nureo,ui 'toua.
waJ utlf(lt)lene(1 ttt lh nech and tll0
bullrushea and reeds, winding like a
great and loathsome aerpent down the
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mvi hvvii . w w.m k . I a .' w . nuu.n.
Hope guessed, entail a dttourof aev-
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t)lu question by tho condition or
Cleo's onklu.
"U'a not dopp." hn aald to Cleo.
wo can ounjr wuuo acrosn vr,
rather, I'll wade nnd carry you."
"Il'a kind a treacherous lookin',
lootenrtnt," warned Hook. "Uetter go
enrtfui or you uiay havo some trouble
g,tUnt; out."
- if kind a treacherous lookin',
"If it gota too deeo I'll come back."
Mia Hope carelessly; "but we can't
gt Into troublo. It's only a bit of
swampy ground. I've ahot ducks In
far worse awampa than this hundrcda
of tlmoa." And lifting Cleo In his
arms ho waded out Into the marsh,
For 'the firat hundred feet or ao he
.vnwunMfi nn ri,ifn...it v hill Tim
proceeded, tho aurfaco bocamo aoftar,
moro treachoroua. and, under Cleo'a
added weight, he aatik deojitr at every
step. Uut his was not tho character
,nai yiemoa eaei y. ana aiowiy. pain-
fully, he struggled on. IUvuieta of
perspiration wero streaming down
perspiration were streaming down
hla faco and he waa panting from hta
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cimiing - mo nanmcap wmcn ner woivni
Imposed upon hinu struggled from hta
on,y fln1 heraelf !nk deep
sanding side by .Ida1;
2 he Evening World's Beauty
and Health Column
easaji oa
Conducted by Pauline Furlong
Through Thit Column Mis Furlong Will Reply to Women
Reader1 Quetlon Regarding Exercise, Diet and Other
Mean ot Preserving Good Health and Good Look,
Hi
For the month of August I will not
suggest any new everolsea for either
my atout or my alender readera to
amptoy In their
efforta to lose or
a!n flesh, but
will devote my
time to aiding
them In master
ing the exercises
I have already
glvon them.
I shall take par
ticular palna tn
answering a 1 1
MMJWN: FUHI.UN
your questions
mastery ot those
relative to the
exercises, and to
dvlso you euro.
fully Just whether or not, from your
leports, you uro getting from tbem
tho proper beuotltn, for I urn Just as
anxious as you are to see that you
reach 'tho physical goal you have set
yoursolf to attain.
Also 1 will answer the queries ot
readera who seok Information regurd-
Ing propor diet Ulot is quite us
necessary to achlevuig certain results
as exorclso. In addition I will be
pleased to nnswer "beauty" queries
fiom renders who wish Information
that will nlil them In accumpllshlug
physical attractiveness.
Letter From Reader.
WANT8 TO REDUCE M. A. McK.
writes: "I havo been watching your
articles on obesity reduction with
lireut lntorest. 1 am live feot live
Inches tall and weigh l&l pounda.
l'looao tell mo through you column
what my weight ahould bo and haw
to attain It. 1 havo been taking the
vlchy and Klsslngen waters for two
wek, but do not U.e auy weight,
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THE BLACK COUNCIL QIVBS THE SPIES FOUR
wttk ftrm frrntinil ristraklv flftv vtililtl
n vi...ia va aaaT
awuy, they waro oa hulpiosa us thougn
their tower limbs wero Incased, from
tho waist down i. In plaster of parta.
owmiciy uiui jiuja ruuuiuu uiui no
could "no longer free bin feot. than
tnero came
rlblo reallsa
perceptibly,
iuroly, thoy
tnero came to mm a suit more tor-
reniiiauou siowiy. aimosi im-
indeed, but none tho less
Ihnv wnrn rnlhv Anurn PI rut
discovered it at almost tho same mo
mant, for she aald In a atartlod voice:
"Jorvls, I fool aa though I were
sinking."
"Ifa all rltfht. deareat," he answered
reassuringly. "There's nothing to bo
worried about Bland perfectly atlll
and I'll get you out all right."
if ii , it.anii. nnnnn.nf tnnm yim
was worried, torrlbly worried, for he
appreciated that their plight waa a
a deaperate one.
Dnntmm. nv trw. Hook." h.
called to tho eonman. who had atartod
after thum. "We're In trouble, dot
r.Vv 7 7n r vm.-ii , in T ruhi
back at once or you'll be tn trouble
yourself." .
"wnat a me matter, looienant t-
Hook." came tho anawer. "
deoSTThe only way tc
out la with a rope. You'
hurry dTwn th. valley an,
to got us
a better
and see If
Will you please advise me what
to dor
You ahould weigh 115 pound and
will have to exercise and dlot to lose
weight. It 1 not a dltllcult matter
to lose twenty pounds. It you try.
Tho vlchy and KIsHlngon waters, or
suits, will allow little result unless
you follow a non-tattonlng diet Bend
mo 4 cent and oak for thi If you
have not received it
RHEUMATIC PAINS MRS. It H.
writes: ."I would like you to advise
me ln regard to my.hoalth. I am five
feet tall and weigh ISO pound. I
have palna in my arm and lega no
sharp that I cannot walk much. My
kneca are stiff and 1 havo sharp palna
In my hands. My nervea are bud and
I cannot sleep well. What exercise
would you advise far meT I am much
too atout around tho abdomeu and
hips."
irora your leuer i gainer mat you
nro a sufferer from rheumatism. You
nro thlrty-flvo pounds too heavy tnd
nhuuld start In to reduco by eating
less of nil kinds or roods, esnectully
fat-forming ones. Theso pains nra
also caused by retained wunto matter
In tho system. unnK mucn water
and keep the bowels open to clean
tho body. Turkish nnd sweat baths
nrs best for you. Tuke no alcoholics
nnd little meat. Green vegetables und
not too acid milts, sucn us pears una
prunes will bu best for you. Kut dark
treads ui. ilium, whole wheat und
lllulcn. Tinctlce swaying, body,
bending and trunk raising, with tho
feet braced to reduce tho abdomen.
FOOT TR0UBLE8 MHS. A. M.
writes: "I inn a constant reader of
your vnlutiblo artlcleit nnd havo
been intending to write' to you each
day. I lovo cold buths and bathe
cvurv duy. Whrn I get Into cold
baths, especially every summer, either
ocean or tub Uauunir. the skin be
tweon my toes oraoks and they hurt
dreadfully. Please tell me what I
can do tor this trouble T I am very
WEEKS TO SECURE THE SECRET OR DIEI
irA v.in Tmi mv ii in . . v.... ... .t.. 1 heir expinnniiona
ucroBn a cowooy wiib a mnai. uui couia reel nerneir wowiy Binmnp. r...i i W.t t.in..i.
you'll havo to hurry or you'll be too Tho time drugged by. Tho seconds ",,..V '
lato . . , wo're atoudlly alnklnir" rneod llkn minutes, and tho minutes
uui iu iiim.cn iiuiu duiu. io vih
novor make It Wo will havo aunk
Uut to himself Hope aald: "He can
long borore no con got dock wun
nciii. uuu wmii a ucuin iu u
qutcksajia."
" l" on ti rh.Kr. titi Xfl OtAA ann
you, too, lootonanL" callod Hook, as
he started off on a lumbering run.
"I'll bo back with a ropo before you
know I've atnrtcd."
Suddenly Cleo'a young voice rang
out. "Hool:. Hook!" ahe called.
"Walt a minute. I have an Idea,"
for all at onco thcro had come to her
ina rffrvi prr nn nr nnv T nn nnv nn.
fore tiho lmd aavod oorsell from
Mxhiin and biuum.
"Listen to mo, Hook," ahe com-
manded. "Thoro Is no time to nnd
find
5Su
you
a rope wo would be aeaa before
could got back with ono. Uut
vou
onn irot a cranovlnc a ion ono.
can got a gTapovlno a long ono,
auch as I swung across the gulch on
nwu are ioi 01 mom iu u loro.v
im TnlB mrirtlincr. H11 T wTkll
footly as though there depended upon
His return noining more important
than a social engagement, but terror
careful about my feet and never have
a corn or other foot trouble. Please
let me know the neareat gymnaalun.
to my homo, where I can take dally
exercises. I want to loso thirty
pounds. I have tried your trunk,
raising exorclso and might do It sov
t ral time and then not think of It
any more."
Sometimes excessively dry feet,
whtoh are often the result of too
much add In the system, cause the
skin to crack between the toes, and
for thla trouble Internal treatment la
necessary. The best external treat
ment consist of bathing the feet tn
warm borax water and then massag
ing them with cocoa butter for five
minutes each night. Massage well
between the toea and leave the cocoa
butter on bver night. I hardly think
the baths could cause this condition
unless, ot course, you failed to dry
tho feet well between the toes. This
also causes soft corns. The T. W.
C. A. ha many gymnasium branches
all over the olty.
CHAFING FTtKDA O. writes:
What will cure ch&flngT Rvery-
thlng which touches me aeem to
chafe me."
Make a caste of lanoune ana pow-
darad borla and spread on the parta.
This will bring almost Instant relief.
Motion Picture Notes J
Mr. and Mrs. Bidnoy Drew reoently
celebrated tho second anniversary of
their mnrrlago.
"Home Talent." the newest of the
Voguo. Mutual two-rcei comedies,
shown how some amateur Thespians
try to pluy "East Lynno."
Muriel Ostrlche will aoon be nlno
teen yours old. Honestl There's no
"catch" to this.
The Metro announces that "Romeo
end Juliet." with Francis X. Bush
man und Boverly Itayno In tho Utlo
roles, will be released within a
month.
Ports Kenyon, while on a farm
recently, began to pick bugs oft tho
potnto vlnci. Somobody told her It
was too early for that work so aho
put thn bugn back.
Bconcs for tho Vltagrnph'n big film,
"Tho IlnttlcCry of Wnr," will bo
filmed nt thu Military Training Camp
nt rinttsburg. Harry T. Morey Is to
direct them,
Mrs. V. K. rtanney, of the Ooorge
Klelno press department, appears a
a maid In one of the chapters In
Illlllo Hurko's "Qlorla'a Itomance.'
She did It to help the director out
II, Apperson Jonea, technical stage
iir&eak in lima " ana ramnpuan tyi mrnr-fir. n m ib wnrrn finn vnn ttiii air gin c. inura a w iv v k. ll l irviaii. tiii
buciiiuu iiko nours. mourn mnnenioa
by myriads of Insocm. thoy dared not
stir ror fear of hastening tho end. AN
roaar mo DiacK oozi was auove ineir
hips and wus slowly, inexorably
...uhIiim tiUVim
"Dear heart." aald Cleo. after a Ion
pause, "If it Hook should not get
back In time, I want to go down hold-
ing your hand. I shall not bo fright-
enol of death, thon."
"y0u dear, brave girt," groaned
Hope; "this la all my fault. I aeem to
havo brought you nothing but misery
. r .wi,.i."
d troub e."
"Tou have brought me nothing but
Ff! .S.
happiness, door." said Cleo. "And
death holds few terrors so long aa you
nr. hoido me aoioog jrou
nr. n i n.."
"Dut wr-'nrt otr to die" aho
uut were not going to ale. vne
KTClalman & mnment lntar. "Tnera'a
Hunk nd h. th. m-auvin..-
Hook and he has tho grapevine,
Her quick eyo had detected the rea-
man as ne emeriroa irora inn lonn,
onrl li iai1 ji ta aha ralsl t Vi rrfnTiAtHna
gle. do everything you can to loosen
youraou.
The seaman, wrapping the vine
director with Thomas H. Ince, has
gone to Minneapolis to arrange the
presentation of the prologue of
"Civilization," which opens there
Aug. 11.
The Vltagraph' film. "The Alibi,"
tn six parts, featuring Jamea Mor
rison, will bo ahown privately at the
V. I.. 8. B. projection room, 1(00
Broadway, to-morrow, beginning at
J.SO P. M.
Bbeldon Lewis, now under contract
to the Frank Powell Production,
Inc., to tar ln photoplay, ha played
something llko 100 cnaracter role
since he began acting twenty yuan
ago.
Ethel Barrymore, under contract
for film work to the Metro, will begin
work In about two weeks in a pic
turizatlon of "Tho Awakening of
Helena Ritchie." Emily Btevona will
begin work soon ln "Capital Punish
ment for tnu same company.
"I hear her grammar la atrocious.''
aald Uladya lluletto, at the Than
houaer atudlo, the other day, address
ing another young woman. "Yes,"
roplled the other girl, "and they say
her grandpa is an oia fool too."
While Mary Plckford wa at work
on a picture at a studio In Flfty-seo-
ond Btrewt Saturday afternoon, an
express wagon, containing four ateel
safes guarded by men armed with
guns, stailea in rront or tno studio's
entrance. A small boy, who had been
nooDlng In a window at Mary.
noticed the wagon. "Say. Minnie." he
called to a little girl ln thu atrect.
"Look, will youT They bringin'
Mary' salary up to hor."
DR. WILBUR CUTS THROAT
WITH RAZOR; WILL LIVE
ALBANY, July 31. In a fit of mel
ancholy Dr. Cressy L. Wilbur, dlroctor
of the Division of Vital Statistics of the
State Health Department, mado an un
successful attempt at suicide yesterday
by slashing his throat with a razor. At
the Albany Hospital thla morning It was
stated that he had a fair chance to re
cover. Dr. Wilbur has been In Ill-health for
somo time. For two weeks ho was at
the hospital, but yesterday was taken to
his home. Mrs. Wilbur left htm alone
for a short time and later found htm tn
the bathroom with his throat bleeding.
Dr. Wilbur win born at Hillsdale,
Mich., tn 186S, and at one time was
Chief Statistician of Vital Statistics of
the United States Census Bureau. He
also has asrved In almllar capacities
throughout the country, .;
seemed like hours. Though tormented
round him like tha anchor In a tujr
of. war. pal on hli alnjrte hand and,
wlimi tlun mvi ilia lnL ihraw
every ounce of hi Hire hundred
iiuund tula hi null, wlill at tha
aama tUn Clo truUl frantically
to free btnelf, Hlowly, aullenly, re
luctantly the maiah moneter felraasd
Ita urer and Hook draa4 hr to tha
banke and aafrty Tu r tract Hot
waa not ao , fur. owlut; to hi
Krcater weight, li bud aunk Into tlm
bog almott to hi anut it. but at Ut,
after repeat! attempt, llouk ami
Cl"0 aurceeded In ffrcllng hi rrmjiio.
It that afternoon a mob uf ohtvr
Ink' townemen aii'grd up tin. innlii
atreat of rianta l.'tilalln bearing on Ita
liouMrr a wenry, very mud atutned
but vrry bi-unlirul girl nnd two
eiiunlly wmry and mud-atiilnrd men.
Ciro llurkr, whoe miterlUR dlsp
pi-iiriuic had nruuned the wholn
cuuntrylde, whose picture and de
acrlptlnti were on the wnlla of every
police RtNtlon nnd poit ottlcu In tha
Htatr, had be.'ll found.
......
... ii.....
The repeated failure! of Mnhlln
and Hntiuma to gain poyeailon of
tho iecri'1 of tho aubmarlnn finally
drovo their einployera to exnapern-
lion, nnd hnrh meamiroa were de-
elded upon. Tho jploa weru aum-
moned before tho blnck council, tho
pxeciitlvo body of tho aecrot aerylco
of their rovernmont. Tho mcetlnir
wna held In tho council chamber amid
black trnpplnirs nnd Khnatly remind-
ere of tho fato that nwuitfd trcach-
ery or falluro. A grave . naaembly of
marked flgiirca listened cold while
their chief, tho only ono whose Idon-
My wan not hidden bohind a black
iima. .4uu..u..w.. ,:,,,." ,,,
umn repirdlnir their octlvltlca In
pursuit of tho much desired ncarot.
raweu to ;iuniy.
council wua an-
..live nrtrl mhhfitl
"cl...T'. m i'" l . V.uJt
. ...i , .,. ....i.i
or dcnth woulu btt the I""'1'
Upon their return to San KrancUco
Hod found awultlnir him at liln hotel
... -. . I i .. 1 ....1 t1n It.a.lnvlVi. fu.nll-
lnr headlni; of tho Navy Uepartmont.
Tho letter It contained, which waa
marked "8trlctly Conlldentlal." was
nlpncd by nn ofllolol high In tho
Bureau of Naval Intelligence.
"Aa you nro perhaps aware," tho
letter concluded, "there exlsta at tho
momont between the United Btatcs
and a certain Power whoso numo It Is
"W."?0
SonnceThaf we'a'mUte'S
ai.ni n ritnx n nnwir wnoan numa i
or the utmost grnvuy. inis power m
convinced that we have permitted
oU(. to detorlorato to Buch an
our ntt-y to detorlorato to such an
hostilities could bo In-
., ,,. i, . ,....
""i-"'" """'"
ablo chance of success, it is no ex-
P;?"""; "","r?.V'n S5:
,- v; ...,. fmm ,..
m- . v -
"But I thought we were to be mar-
".ii. f"m . .? '' u-mun-u.
xne weaaing can wan tor n row
days," she answered. "There is too
much at atake for ua to think of any-
thing but the discovery of tho secret"
uut ii wm oniy mn.0 u. iow uuu
for us to obtain a license and find
a clergyman," urged Hope. "Buroly
we run wan xnai long.
You don't think that Tm going
to be married without a wedding
gown and a trousseau, do your aho
are wdly mUtaken. I only expect to
bo marrlod once and I've set my
heart on having the things that
other girls have. Our happiness cir.
wnlt for a few day, deareat" she
added persuasively "Our country
come nrat know tllat no one 0 , -JZZmZ
"You're perfectly right, door," as much aa I lovo you. And If lata?
agreed Hope, secretly applauding hor give you many luxuries, dear. lis .
patriotic Btand. "We will take up at loast make you veryTvery hanswi!
the search again at once. There are It was with singing hoarta. thara-
only five book etlU to find and the fore, that the loaa of the bookalrLa
mining philosophy must be one of forgotton. thoy boarded the traintri
them." Ban Francisco.
"Whose nam la next on the Mstr Aa thoy ontered the hotel Cloo wa
she asked. . chatting guyly about hor plana tor
i?a.qSin Rom'roir ""TV a wedding, which wo to tajToilaoe
"Not the root and naturalletT" ahe tho first of tho following week
eagerly Inquired, "Of course," aha wa uaylnjr -now
"The same." that the reorot of the eubmurtnT x
"Tho man who writes thoee won- probably lost forover, we wlllan
derful poems about the foreat and to live 0n your pay, Jarvi. aowa
the flower and the blrdaT' must have a very simple weddln
"That's the man." ... I'm going to be married lk
"Ho haa a cabin, I nnderatand, In dove-gray suit ... do you think
the High Sierras. He lives there eo you will like me In a dove-a-rav ijt .
thnt ho can study nature at first Jarvls?" ums
hand." "Llko your he ropeated. Wli.
"We will pay a visit to Mr. Rom- dearest you're the world and the am
cro," she announced. "I love hie and the moon and the stars to mat'
poems and I've always wanted to you're"
meet him." "Beg pardon, Lieut Hope," tnterv
to roacn itomoro-a merran nome
took them a day by train and another
duy on horseback, but when at last
they reached It thoy understood why
the famous poet-naturalist had chos-
en nueh a remote location, for the
long, low building of logs which ho
modestly referred to as him "cabin"
won shaded by a magnificent group
of glnnt redwoods, and Ita flower-
smothered veranda commanded a
nnnnrnmn nf fnreat. mountain and
ntrcam unequalled ln nil the world,
Mn. did itipv Tif.d to bo anniirad of
tho Identity of tho tall, eagle. faced
old man with tho keen blue eyes nnd
the mane or enowy nnir wno grenioa
them on tho veranda, for hla feature
had long beon raminar to mom
through newspapern and magaxlnns.
"Mr. Romero, said Hope, "I am
The Twelfth
The Secret of
Be Published
UtuL Hop uf the navy and iMc
il Jiurhe,"
"No irlatluu. 1 auPlKiae. of
Itnlph Huike, the Invtntor, who 4
f xi'elilly f lliJUIId tll ItalUralltt.
4M4 i
"JIh wake (uy father, air," etld Oat,
froudiy
"IIUa my out.M raclalmed Uouwrai.
"I knuw uur father wull, Mlae UuftM.
and udiiwrd him ilnply. If 1 cr
of i Wco tu III duimhler I ahall eu
e.di r H a iiiIik "
"I ae uukoii to believe, Mr.
lUimeiii," aald Cluo, "lliat 0U caa l.
of vtry Kicit aervicr, iidi-id,M M4.
ahu prucviutad to trll him tha tory 9t
ber In I In r mydenuu ilnuth, of tttti
loat formula ami of bow much d.
prmti'd uu Ita ucovery, uf tho eluo
l.iwu In thu lottur Mhlrh aim dU
cuvi-inl In her fulhir'a Uvk, of tha
illcoutagfii.inta nnd pcrlla which
the)' hud uncouiiti'li'd In thulr autvrtiB)
for tho book, nnd finally of tha
mraaagu tontuliit i In tha book which
aho hod found In thu cablu on Ibr
lu'lMC .... . ...
"Ho I havo my futlmr a word for It,"
l10 fonoludrd, "thnt tho formula jg
)(jjon In tho phllo.iphy und that It
Vltn , ,ljCiiihri d by rcudlng ovary
rVCntli wont on piigo ilxty-two. And,
t ,,(,Vi'. Mr. Itomeii), thnt tho phll-
n,0!1,y ,vllcj, ym, IkhikIU nt Daw.
f,'H auction roomij contulna tb
M.cr,.t
..My ,,onr cl,,Wi.. ,,,,, nomrro wno
lmd untuned to tho Jong rocltul with
t)l0 utmoet nympathy nnd lntorei,
..yoM ,, priymr yourolf for a
Kr,.nt ,uai)polntmont. It la true that
, Jll(.ht a ,,i,0,ophlc.il vork ut tb
gll , your fanlur'fl nhrnry but, UaV
fortunately, I hnva lost It."
Hpo ,) C,.0 lllolr hlBn hope-
'n,IK nuiKioniy dentroyen, utUTca ox
oinmatlons
of dlacourarjomcnt and
despair.
"It wna a nmall l3olt." continued tha
naturalist, "so last week. Just as I, tV
whj startlnir on n camnlnir trlD. I
ri-ad It that night In camp. Hut whan
nlirht rnmu it wan irimo. It ltntt ir1.
(lntlilv f.illftl nut nf mv nnpl'Kl ttn a.
whero on the trn!!. To havo soarchti
tar it in itm mmininin. w,.i
i . . . .
r.nii,.i i,. v.i wiv. t
not ' '
..Do you remember tho nils of tiia
bookr Hono aiked eriv
w u author? Or tnnntitfiiahpr
" it lun itaird 1 k" m
...goJ thu , natural! "hut 't ,wl
k ti,Io "t ,h hAnu- , .i!1
"""" - . " J " 1
blddmlt nclu U hS?
Jo my old frlenT &.
- - - - . : "
.-- r - - -;rr A' "Er7
Th"."1" "l n m
AJJ' rn A ! P. ."I.0."1 Ah "V
IU.i,. u u p lor mo nt me auo..
'on ,nm , did not tako tho trou-
bio to unwran It befoie sl nnfnc intn
........ .
':Y,J'nKa oai09inp.
was ouTta a mall bnVk . i f'i?:
ind Mm. evldfiillv iui M nn.. in.
.
tno present If wo only knew the title
; .u.. inU.ra mai we ooiua .
vuuiui a aupucaio copy, nut a we.
don't know It, tho only alternative wa
have left is to apply the key to all4
philosophical works we can find In tha i
iioim mai wo may eventually strike
tha rlirht mi, it mnv I .
time, thought."
. i iH.0" "7
toW tni T tho other v th.i t'J10,!!
lZa. ,iv0thlr.,Ja.y. that 1 U4s.
old book," aald Cleo. "Yoa
r?chn?n WyJ ?E?ZZ?
geJlovo i.attx
'Y6 5eSSj5
"Sf,1 L7TiML . '
id iinna. "thL L n'fJ1
.iI?SnJ?onyo.",t T
'u;lr,J ciern, - our nere'n a apeoial
delivery letter for you. It cam lav
thin morning." ',
Glancing with nome surprise at tha i
superscription, which waa In a daab- .
nff feminine hand, Hope tore open
tho envelope and drew out the aheet
crested and ncontcd note paper,
At first he glanced curiously at tha
closely written nheet: then, as though
he could not credit the evidence of.
hln eyns. bo read it araln 1. Ik..
nlpnlflcanca of thn message dawaed
upon him he turned deathlv nl.
hand holding the letter dropped lira.
lessly to his side: a hoarse exclaim .
rntniipu nim, iiouonioss, 'a
though carvrd from stone, he .fared
utuuni mm wun unpening eyes, the
image of a man completely crushed.
(To Ho Continued.)
Instalment of
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