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yon can tell which way the gal's gone,11
COMPARISON OF THE POULTRY AND WHEAT PRODUCT.
said Logston.
Vesuvius made a furious pass at An
drew, which caused him to fall over a
heap of brushwood, and then putting hi*
nose to the ground, made, apparently, a
thorough exploration o f the spot, emit'
ting from timt to time dissatisfied yelps.
“ The dog ia at fault.” said Allan.
Dr. Koch, the famous German scien­
“ He was never at fault in his life,’*
retorted Logston.
tist, is to take charge of an expedition
“ He seems to be puzzled now,” obseyT»
B y
J O E L
R O B I N S O N
to investigate the sleeping slckuess In
ed Simon Kenton.
German East Africa. The German co­
“That cretur knows mor* nor all of
lonial department has. It le aaid, given
ye about slch things. Ha’ll find an 1 »
a great sum of money toward tbe ex­
gin trail where the rest on ye wouldn't
show the pity of a woman!”
%
C H A PTE R IV.—{Continued.i
pense of tbe expedition.
mistrust that a sparrow had passed
“ Who talks of pity? It la Idle talk! along. He goes by scent. It’ s instinct;
^ The Frenchman did not pause for a
Prof. Frederick Soddy o f Glasgow
reply, hut giving Roaalthe one of hia Come with me, where cne Smooth- and Instinct does what the biggest edl-
University
holds tbe theory that gold
warning glances, which never failed to Tongue ehall behold you no more; I cation can’ t, you see,” replied Joel, and
Is gradually disintegrating Into other
terrify her, iftuaediatsly left the cabin. have stayed too long already,” waa the then added, by the way of encourage
materials. He haa visited tbe gold de­
On the following morning Miss Alston unyielding response.
ment to tha animal, “ Go It, Vesuvius!”
“ Nay, if you insist, I will call for as­ which ao incited his hostility to the-ha*
posits o f western Australia and New
left the fort as she had been In the
habit of doing for some time, taking the sistance, and aome evil might befall you,” man speciea that he instantly made an*
land and he expresses hia convlc-
precaution, however, to have Ebony ac­ said Rosalthe.
other furious sally at Andrew.
on that In all probability gold, like
“ Speak but a single word above .your
company her. She wished to test the
“ You ahall smart for this, my lad!”
radium, le at once tbe product of some
•incerity of Le Bland’s promises, and natural voice, and thla blade will atop said Mr. Alston, looking angrily at Eb­
The poultry and egg products are shown by the heavy circles, and the other parent element and le Itself
give him another opportunity to make the heart's rauaic forever,” added Star- ony.
wheat products by the light circles. Ail State circles are drawn to one changing to produce “offspring” ele­
Light, drawing from beneath her Indian
“ I think he was not much to blame,”
further disclosures.
scale. The figures pointed within the circles indicate millions o f dollars. No ments. Tbe professor'laments the In­
vestments
a
knife,
and
placing
its
pol­
The step cost her considerable self-
observed Miss Boone, touched with the
circle is given for lesa than half a million dollars. The census of 1900, from adequacy of bis resources In the way
denial, and it.w a s not withoqt many ished point to Rosalthe’* Heaving breast, mental distress of the black.
“
And
can
it
be
that
one
so
fair,
and
misgivings that she walked toward her
“ Here comes Monsieur Le Bland," which both the foregoing charts were drawn, report* a total poultry and of gold* upon which to experiment, and
favorite retreat. She gave Ebouy hia one who can speak so wisely, has a said Alston. “ Let us hear what hia egg product of 1280,000,000, as stated on the larger o f the two great circles points to the tons of gold perhaps dis­
nature ao cruel? If I must fall a victim opinion is.”
above. The wheat product Is given as $370,000,000. An export value of integrating In the vaults of tbe »Bank
Instructions as she proceeded.
“ You may go yonder,“ she said, point­ to your jealous fury, strike, and let me
Every eye was now turned upon the $141,000,000 leaves the borne consumption $229,000,000, aa stated on the o f England.
ing to a haxel thicket, not far distant, perish here near those who love me!” Frenchman, and not .one of the partlee,
smaller of the two great circles above. Therefore the National poultry and
4
Afgfer several years’ experimenting,
“ and remain there until I am ready to ahe cried.
save the Alstons, seemed to hall his ad­ egg bill la almost ode-fourth greater than the wheat bill. The egg bill la
The threatening features of Wassa- vent with pleasure. Allan watched hia
return, and be aure to come when 1
officers of the Pennsylvania Railway
about
5
per
cent
greater
than
the
poultry
bill.—
Franklin
Forbes,
in
Success
kauza relaxed something of their stern­ countenance and demeanor closely, to sea
call.”
have come to the conclusion that di­
“ Dis child will be dar afore soon,’ ness.
how the news affected him. He observ­ Magazine.
rectly behind a locomootlve Is a bad
"Cease
to
fear—
I
will
not
harm
you.
ed, also, that Captain Boone, Simon
returned Ebony.
place for sleepers or any other e«ln»
“ Very well, do not forget your instruc­ The White-Cloud ahall float back again Kenton and Joel Logston regarded him
POOH-BAH OF PANAMA.
down the short and narrow zone rides which are used by passengers. For
in
safety;
come
away.
Do
not
resist
me
tions.”
with keen and observant glances.
Shanton on "Whisky Pete,” ana the this reason an order has t>een Issued
“ I neber fo’git; I’ll be sure to disre- a moment longer, or I may change my
“ My dear Alston, what means thla
mind,”
aaid
Star-Light;
and
passing
her
mernber eberyt’ ing,” said the negro, con­
sadden grief and consternation?” ex­ C a p t. I k a n l o a , W h o la M C o n t r o l black patrol keeps a lookout- always. that “ it) all Instances a baggage, car,
t h o M o n f r c la o t A l l N a t io n * .
arm within Uosalthe's, led her down to claimed Le Bland, grasping Mr. Alston's
So what Is your poor criminal to do? whether the car Is needed for baggage
fidently.
the
bank
o
f
the
river.
A
light
birch
Capt George R. Shanton, of Chug- Why, “ Come In and face the music,” purposes or not, must be tbe first car
Miss Alston entered the glade and seat-
hand warmly.
'« d herself upon the river’ s bank. That she canoe waa drawn up among the reeds.
“ Rosalthe,” said the father, with chok­ water, Wyo., chief of police fbr the say* Shanton.
And In he usually of tbe train.” This Is tbe first official
felt somewhat nervous at first, and had “ Get in," aaid Star-Light.
ing emotions, “ Rosalthe— my darling— Isthmus, marshal of the Circuit Courts come*,' el thereof hia own accord or by acknowledgment from a railway com­
Rosalthe looked once more imploringly has disappeared—gone!”
vague apprehensions of hearing the foot­
of Panama, marshal of the Supreme force, and when he cornea he gets such pany that the middle of a. train Is the
steps of Le Bland, was quite natural, towards Wassahausa, and then obeyed;
“The fact is,” said
Logston, “ the Court of the canal zoDe, warden of the
mercy, or «such lack o f It, as Shan- safest place to ride. Recent accideifts
the
latter
quickly
pushed
off
the
frail
' but soon the dreamy murmurings of the
young gal has been carried away by the
canal zohe prison ami coroner—thla Is ton’a report paints him deserving. This have convinced many railway men that
waters, the gentle sighing of the winda- vessel, and using the paddle adroitly, Ingins.’ ’
amid the trees, lulled her spirit into urged it rapidly and silently down the
L« Bland looked hurriedly from on* the man, or, at least, these ate hia ti­ strong arm system has had Its effect not only the front end o f passenger
/
tranquillity 'hnd forgetfulness of danger stream.
to the other, and Allan perceived that tles at present A giant of a man Is and crimes are few on the Isthmus to­ trains, but also tbe rear, should be pro­
. When Rosalthe cast one long and lin­ his face grew deadly pale. »
While occupied in this manner, a soft
Shanton, a laughing, reckless, tearless day, where murder, rapine and robbery tected by a baggage car, whether used
touch upon the arm changed the current gering look backward, and realized that
“ How long since this happened?"
giant with a, boyish face and pleasing ran riot In the old regime of tbs or not.
o f her meditations and caused her tq she was being borne from home and its
“ It is about two hours since she left smile, but with a band o f iron and a French.
The gigantic animals of the so-oaljed
rise to her feet quickly and turn an dear associations, her heart was over­ the cabin,” said Mrs. Alston.
determination that knows no law ex­
There have been only two murders age of' reptiles, whose remains are es­
whelmed with Inexpressible anguish, but
alarmed look toward the intruder.
“ She must be pursued and overtaken,”
cept the one that gets for him what on tbe Isthmus since Shanton became
An Indian maiden in -the summer of she struggled to gain her firmness, and suggested the Frenchman, quickly.
pecially abundant In some of tbe lands
She changed her
womanhood, with a figure queenly in pro­ partially succeeded.
“ Yes, my dear Le Bland, let ns purana he was put there to get—peace through­ czar. But When work on the canal bordering the Rocky Mountains, appeal
position
in
the
canoe
in
a
manner
that
out the canal zone.
portions and bearing, stood before her.
was progressing under the French, the
her!” exclaimed Mr. Alston.
H er features were of marvelous regular­ would enable ber to see her strange com­
Facing a situation unprecedented In number o f murders each night was ap­ so powerfully to t^e Imagination that
“ Believe me, Mr. Alston, I ahall take
ity and beauty, but so proud and lofty panion, and study her appearance mor* Immediate Steps for the recovery of yonr history and dealing with a class of palling, and seldom or never was any­ an exaggerated notion of their size and
weight Is frequently entertained. It
tn their expression, that Rosakbe could particularly than her fears had permit­ daughter,” said Daniel Boone, with a men who care nothing for laws as mere
body punished. Robberies and crimes has more than once been pointed out
not repress an exclamation o f admira­ ted her to do. She was endeavoring to contemptuous glance at the Frenchman.
statutes,
Shanton
has
cast
aside
all
o f every character were so frequent that, as fjir as paleontology shows, the
tion. Her eyes, which were dark and imitate tha stoicism of Star-Light, when
“ Leave this matter wholly to me,” re­
lustrous, were flashing with excitement. the latter suddenly changed the direction sumed Le Bland, eagerly. “ I understand precedents and molded rules and made then that they scarcely attracted at­ earth never contained more bulky crea­
Her style of dress was by no means con of the canoe, putting it farther into the the ways of the Indians, and perhapa I punishments to suit the occasion. He tention, and It was expected that a
is now in charge o f a force of 140 black like reign would be assumed by the tures than the'whales of to-day. A
temi/tibie, but both picturesque and stream.
have aome influence among them.”
recent comparison between the probable
“ Lie down in the canoe!” ahe exclaim­
graceful, being ornamented in its dif­
“ I can’t see how you know more about
lawless o f the earth when tbe Ameri­ weight of the huge Brontosaurus ex-
ferent parts according to the arts of her ed, waving her hand imperiously; “ lie the ways of the Ingins than that man
cans took hold.— Utica Globe.
down, if you wish gentle usage and a there.” said Logston, pointing to Cap­
celsls, a skeleton o f which Is In the
people.
safe return.”
,
American Museum o f Natural History,
tain Boone. “ He trod the site of Ken­
The two maidens stood silent, the one
TH E DREAMER.
Roaalthe mechanically obeyed, and tucky afore a Frenchman heerd there
New York, and that o f a large sulphur
defiant and haughty, the other wonder­
ing and alarmed. The steady gate of Star-Light instantly threw a blanket waa such a place; and as for yonr ‘ in­
bottom whale, strengthens this state­
A t L «*< She F u a t th a t H e * D
fluence,’ I don’ t see how it can be that
the Cherokee girl was imperious, angry, over her, that lay at her feet
ment. After prolonged study of the
Canae to H e r .
“
Now
keep
quiet
for
I
see
one
yohder
you have any among the aboriginal rep­
yet courteous, and she moved not a mus­
who
must
not
look
upon
the
face
of
Hester Caplin never could remem­ probable contours of the animal when
tiles of this country.”
cle,' nor relaxed a tithe of her sternness,
ber when her dream first came to her. In the flesh, W. K. Gregory concludes
“ Will you leave this matter wholly to
while she studied every line of Rosal- White-Cloud. It ia Otter-Lifter, the
brave young chief o f the Cherokees,” me, I ask again?” continued Le Bland.
It must have begun when she was a that It wetghed about 38 tons. This le
the's fair face. When she had subjected
Mr. Alston looked hesitatingly from
our heroine to this ordeal, which made added Star-Light io low tones, dropping
child,
for the house—her dream house surely an Immense weight, but the
one to the other,>hnd saw the scowling
ber tremble, ahe spoke with impassioned the paddle more softly.
— was clear and distinct among her weight of a 75-foot whale has been esti­
H alf suffocated with contending emo­ brows of his neighbors with alarm.
earnestness:
mated at no leas than «3 tons. The
earliest memories.
tions, and yet striving to bear her fate
“ No!” thundered Daniel Boone, strik­
“ The daughter of the pale face Is fair,
length o f tbe brontosaurus’ skeleton le
with heroism, Rosalthe lay motionless ing the butt of his long rifle upon the
It
was
an
old
gray
gabled
place
with
but she ia weak; she has won that which
60
feet and 7 Inches.
in the birchen vessel, and felt it leaping ground. "N o; this affair shall be trusted
a snow-drop bush beside the door­
she cannot keep, and that which belongs
to the dextrous strokes of Star-Light
In
tbe latest volume of tbe Smith­
steps
and
cottage
roses
over
the
back
to
those
to
whom
it
rightfully
belongs:
to another."
it concerns me and my faithful friends,
porch, and a row of blackheart cherry- sonian reports Prof. S. P. Langley
“ What do you mean?” exclaimed Ro­
C H A P T E R V.
and it shall pass into no other hands
aalthe, recoiling before the threatening
trees behind. Year by year she had gives the first authoritative statement
You dar, Ebony?” said Andrew, In a while I have any authority here. This is
glances of the Indian maiden.
seen the cherries white with bloom, concerning the experiments with hia
“ What do I mean?” cried the latter loud voice, looking in every direction you* answer, sir. You are at liberty, of
and watched the tiny pink blossoms aerodrome In 1903. The experiments
where
the
individual
might
be
supposed
C
A
P
T
.
GEORGE
B.
S
H
A
N
T
O
N
.
course— and so is any other man— to
energetically. “ How dare the pale face
of the snowdrop change to Ivory ber­ were paid for by the War Department,
be so bold and look so innocent when I to be. “ You -dar, I say, you collud fel­ look after the young woman, and do
ler?”
all in your power to recover her; but policemen and 40 white ones, and, what­ ries, and caught tbe morning fra­ and In consequence of their appnrent
know how black her heart Is?”
Exquisite Ebony, who had been, sleep­ you have not the right to prevent others ever else may be said of the canal zone, grance of the roses; year by year she failure Prof. Langley has been unable
“ I am still dark— I understand you
ing very soundly for the last hour and equally interested from doing the same.” it is reputed to be free of crime—and had seen happy faces at tbe windows to get another appropriation of money
not,” said Roaalthe.
The Frenchman bit his lips with vex­ to Shanton belongs the credit But with and children running In and out.
“ Let the just judge between us. 4A a half beneath a hazel bush, aroused by
to continue them. But he asserts, and
white man came to the lodges of my peo­ the cries of Andrew, rubbed hia eyes ation.
the beginning of real work bn the canal
The faces changed, for people came produces photographs In support of tils
lazily,
and
answered
with
a
yawn:
ple: his eyes rested upon the face of
“ You see how it la, my dear friend; \ his duties will be many times increased. and went in the house, but always statement that on both occasions when
"A m I whar?”
Wnssahauza (an Indian term signifying
would
gladly oblige you in this, as in Fifty thousand men will be at work there were happy eyes and always his machine failed to make a successful
starlight*, and it pleased him. The pale j “ Am you anywhar?—dat’s what I all other things, but I can do nothing,”
there then—twice as many as n o w - there was the gay laughter o f children flight, the real flying capacity of the
mean,”
replied
Andrew.
skin said pleasant things. Star-Light
Ob course I is. Go ’ way, common saitf Alston, somewhat displeased at the such a gathering of adventurers as the down the wind.
apparatus was not tested at all. Acci­
listened, and her foolish heart was taken
evident coldness manifested toward Le
world
has
never
before
seen.
From
all
dents
In the launching prevented the
captive by his smooth words; ahe spurn­ man.”
All
through
her
lonely
childhood
Don't be too familiar wid de higher Bland.
ed the lore of Otter Lifter, the noble
“ Every man feels it his duty to assist the earth the offscourings will be sifted Hester bad lived lu tbe house. She 1 aerodrome from getting free In tlie air.
young chief, and all her eyelight shone classes. Dat question am not reveren­ youth and beauty in distress, and in this Into Panama. A strip of land 10 miles never had played much with other Prof. Langley believes thnt further ex­
upon the deceitful child of Machinito.” tial to dar case,’’ responded Ebony, loft­ case there is not a man at one of the wide and 40 long will bold the scum of children—her mother did not approve periments would result In ;>erfeotlng
The Indian girl paused and struggled ily.
three settlements who will not risk his creation, the criminals of every land. of it. As she grew older her mother’s , the launching apparatus, and thnt then
I hab de honor, yon ign'ant darky,
with her emotions.
life freely and willingly,” added Boone, Ten thousand of them will be white, It
ob
representin’
at
dia
time
Missy
Alston,
exacting invalidism claimed all her the aerodrome would prove Its capacity
“ Daughter of the white man, listen
emphatically.
“ Come, friends— all— let
Is estimated—white o f skin, If not of time, and after her mother died there to fly. "It Is at the moment of success,
and
she
am
jferry
worried
about
da
while I speak of the wrongs of Wassa-
us return to the fort and make Instant
heart—and the remaining 40,000 will be was still a crippled father whose tem­ and when the engineering prohlems
hauza. of the red race of the bold Chero­ young missus,” added Andrew.
Dat young lady am under my special preparations to pursue the savage cap- made up o f tbe black and mongrel of
kee. The sun arose and set on her love,
per was worse twisted than his hands. have been solved that a lack of means
tor*.”
and the moon smiled upon the happy ’teetion,” replied Ebony, with great dig­
all nations. It will be a daredevil Through all- the prisoned years she has prevented a continuance of the
(To be continued.!
nity
of
manner.
maiden. But the heavens-grew black—«
class, Just as It was in tbe old days, worked with cheerful patience, sure work.”
“ Dat am berry likely, when I doesn’ t
a storm was in the skies, the heart of the
when the French were on the Isthmus that some time her hour would come.
A
H
e
a
r
t
ie
s
*
F
a
m
i
l
y
.
8holska (Smooth-Tongue) was bad and see her nowhnr, an’ you hab been locked
There had been a severe thunder­ —Just as It was when Suez was being
DEATH MAKES HER RICH.
in
the
arm
of
Morfis
like
de
seven
sleep­
But it was so long In coming! Shs
full of lies.
He went in to the big
storm In the night, and old Mrs. Top- constructed—Just ns such places, where could not Invite neighbors In for it
wigwam of the pale faces and whisper­ ers,” retorted Andrew.
“ Speak, and tell me where Rosalthe is, ham had, for a wonder, slept through money Is plentiful and the civilization annoyed her father; she could not
ed the same fair words to Wahhahnok-
wot (the Whlte-Cfloudl that he had spok­ without delay, if you know,” said Eliza­ It. Uusually she rose, lighted* her —and presumably the law—distant, al­ leave, him to go to other places, she
en to Star-Light. The White-Cloud list­ beth Boone, who had accompanied An­ lamp, dressed herself, and sat down ways draw such men.
could not even take a Sunday school
ened to the soft speeches of Smooth- drew from the fort, where the protract­ in a chair whose legs were set in
And up and down among these, from class— she who loved girls so! She
Tongue. and her heart beat with the ed absence of Miss Alston had occasion­ glass tumblers.
one end of the zone to the other, will could only waylay the. doctor some­
same wild hopes thnt had filled the ed some alarm.
Instead o f being grateful that she ride Shanton on his ramous black times and send a little soup or Jelly to
“
She
went
dovn
dar,”
»aill
Ebony,
Cherokee maiden with joy. They met
“ Whisky his patients, or give a few flowers to
bere on this spot, where the sun shines pointing with his finger, “ and quested had not been aware o f the storm, the broncho, “ Whisky Pete.”
warm and bright and the waters murmur dis child to stay here till she call me.” old lady was filled with wrath when Pete” Is almost as noted on the Isth­ somebody or write a note now and
“ How long ago was that?” said Miss she heard of It the next morning.
with a pleasant sound. Foolish trem­
mus now as Is his master. He Is of then. She never guessed—how could
bler. what do you say to this strange Boone, anxiously.
” 1 declare, I should think I was the fighting, biting / “outlaw” kind. she?—that her dream hnd already
“ My watch am run up. and I habn’ t
t a le r
boarding ’stead of living among my Until Shanton gpt him he knew no ‘come true” in her own heart.
Star Light ceased and loofcid angrily wind him down yet,” rejoined Ebony.
own folks!” she said. “ Wa'n’t there hand as a master’s, and even now he Is
Without
waiting
to
interrogate
Eb­
One day complete discouragement
at Rosalthe, whose cheeks were pale,
ony farther, Elizabeth ran to the spot one o f my children nor grandchildren az much an outlaw as ever to all but fell upon her. The years stretched out
and whose whole form was agitated.
that thought enough o' me to wake the Bough Blder captain.
Shanton before her gray and empty, and tbe
“ My red sister is speaking of Le indicated, blit the object of her search
was
not
there.
She
then
called
her
name
me?
There I might have been struck tamed him In a roping contest at Den­ house bad vanished; it had all been
Bland, the wily Frenchman. Yog are
deceived—you wrong me!” exclaimed Ro­ in a loud voice, but the echo alone by lightning In my sleep and never ver, won a thousand dollar prize by It, a mirage and she a foolish dreamer.
known what killed me!”
salthe, earnestly.
“The White-Cloud answered.
and afterwards bought the pony, which Why bad God let her dream so If she
Matilda Fleming and several other*
does not love this 8mooth-Ti)ngue; she
no one else would have.
“ Whisky s m always to be denied?
now
joined
Mias
Boone,
and
Rosalthe’s
fears him. site shuns him. There ia no
M o r e E f fe c t iv e .
Pete” has followed his master since
name
was
repeated
again
and
again;
but
Then there was a step upon the
sweetness in his tones for the daughter
M B S. DAVID B E A TTT.
Miss Singleton—I snppose you wear then through all his wanderings— and stair, and Hester started. It was a
o f the pale face. She has no eyelight her familiar voice gave back no response; your sweetest smile when you have oc­
Mrs
Ethel
Beatty, of the Brltl
they have been many. He saw a lot of neighbor's daughter, one of her few
for the man whose heart is bad, and the voices of the anxious maidens died
casion.
to
ask
a
favor
of
your
hua-
away
unanswered
in
the
forest.
Misgiv­
navy,
daughter
and only survlVi
the world under Shanton when the visitors; the girl drew a long breath
whose speech is full of guile.”
Wyoming man posed ns “ King of the as she looked abou.t the small, plain child of the late Marshall Field. I
“ One pale face has filled my ears with ings became certainties; and fears, con­ bnnd.
Mrs. Wedderljr—Oh, dear, no! I turn Cowboys” for Buffalo B ill; bd was room.
comes, by her father’s death, one of t
falsehoods, and I’ ll have no more; I be­ firmed realities; mt/ine misfortune had in­
lieve they are all aike. No, no! yonr deed befallen Homithe,
on the flow of my brlnlest tears.
In
Cuba
when
his
master
eloped
with
“ I had to come. Miss Hester,” she richest women In the world.
While all the parties stood gazing at
talr words, and fair skin, and fair looks
She •fc-ns married first to Artli
Margaret Le Mar, a southern beauty, said. ■ “ I can’t tell you why— I don’t
each
other
in
sorrowful
silence,
Allan
f
W o m a n 's A im .
cannot deceive me!” retorted Star-Light.
Tree,
son of Lamtiert Tree, of Chl<
who now reigns In the Shanton home know all the why myself, only that
“ I will make solemn oath to what I Norwood approached and inquired tha
Dirk—I am surprised that yon told
go.
After
some years’ residence
cause
of
so
much
evident
consternation,
on
tbe
Isthmus,
and
finally
he
Is
the
when I get bothered and tangled up I
say. I will call upon ihe sacred name
Katharine to throw kisses at Kcggy
F.nglnnd they separated. Mrs. Ti
o f the good Monedo!” cried Rosalthe, when he was Immediately put in posses­
official
mount
of
the
Rfegh
Rider
man
always
want
to
run
here.
Your
room
Sapp when you are around.
later was married to Capt. Beatty.
with touching earnestness, laying her sion of all the facts known to them.
Tom— Why not? Women can’t throw of many titles In the canal zone. Shan- looks like anybody’s, yet when I am In
Mr. and Mrs. Alston, Daniel Boone, Si­
band upon the maiden’s arm.
*on
weighs
over
200
pounds
and
stands
It
I
always
feel
as
If
I
were
In
some
and when site alms them at
“ Shoiaka swore by the good Monedo, mon Kenton and Joel Logston b o w hast­ stralg'
W om en
a*
C h k n ffr n ra .
6 feet 4.
large, beautiful place, where people
I t e g g y they come toward me.
and vet he waa' false— false as the evil ened to the spot.
In
Washington
they
have a school
Shanton
Is
the
court
o
f
last
resort
“
It's
of
no
use
to
stand
here,
looking
learned the way o f peace. Why, Miss
Machinito himself,” replied Star-Light
for ehnuffeurs In which women are
for tbe men nnder him and for all Hester!”
“ What can I do, ttien, to convluce at each other,” paid boon*. "The girl
H a r d to I*o*e.
you ? I despair of doing so,” " «aid Ro­ has gone, and it is an easy thing to tell
For Into Hester’s face had corns enrolled, and the general opinion Is that
“ Go where yon may,” said the pa­ who break the law on tbe Isthmus.
what haa happened to her.”
aalthe, much moved,
- - -
What
Shanton
says
.“goea”4„
there
la
the
light o f a greet Joy.—Youth's Com- they make as good If not bettor Chauf­
“ I reckon you're right about that, triotic Chicago man, “ but there are
“ The White-Cloud must go with me,”
feurs than men. They are not learning
panlon.
some
things
about
the
old
town
o
f
Chi-.
no
*ppe®l—an<^
no
going
behind
the
captain,” retnrped Joel Logston. “Tha
replied the Cherokee, sternly. __
ns professionals, however, hut ns own-
returns.
If
a
man
commit
a
crime
“ Go with you? Oh, no, I cannot!” redskins have spirited h er'aw ay, sad cago th/it will cling to you (till.”
H ia W l l l l n p a e * * .
tiers and would-be runners of their own
he
Is
hemmed
In
by
the
sea
on
two
tnat’s
the
long
and
short
of
It
It
won't
“ You bet!” replied the south aide
cried Rosalthe, more alarmed than ever.
He (laying down his paper)—Well, I machines.
■Idee, and Sbanton'e black pollcenfrn
“ You can and must glide down tha do no good to mince the matter; the man. “ Clndera and mud.”
wat/h all outgoing vessels. On tbe begin to think tt’a true that greet riches
’ water* and walk tba wide foaeet with troth might ae well come out first a*
No, Cordelia, It isn’t necessary to
laat.”
F e a th e r e d H ie N eet.
other two sides the possible refugee do not bring happiness:
Wassahausa.”
“ Fly to aav# my child! Why do you
The Indian girl took Roaalths’s arm,
She—And yet I have no doubt you act foolish In order to live the simple
Jack— Fred'a In luck. He need nev­ faces a wilderness from out o f which
and pointed significantly down tha river. linger bare?” exclaimed Mrs. Alston, In er work again.
men do not return except when they would be glad to experiment with glid­ life.
“ You are one of my m x —you art a tones of grief.
ed misery e little If yofi bid the means
THE RED STORM
Or the Days of Daniel Boone
j
woman, though your akin differs from
is color; then la heaven’* name,
“There Isn’t a man bnt will do hia
Vesuvius, look around and sea if
Fred— Did he Inherit a fortune?
JacF — No, be marked a milliner.
go Into It well prepared to face Its
It’s a good thing for some of jis that
dangers—and seldom then. Up and of enjoying i t —Cleveland Plain Dealer. K M » not recognized a* "good tilings.-