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Mr.nroun matt j .TRTrtrNTRt mkdfoud; oiiox, TiirnsDAv. seitoiiskk vl ift. PXOtc Einirr Grey Sees South Sea Paradise on Miniature Isle of Tutuila; Natives Shrewd in Bargaining Sl'VA. Ki.il. AufiiM llt t'Hily niornini; miii Whin d i he :t'i init. which hans yvr islands vf t!u itith f touched ullh a iiohicu tlumheiiii w .it or n( ill ilw hut t.it. atiu 1 ,.HUi III" lu Hi--, tho Slelra silnxvl.x 1 her -n .UKUIU ir.lu tin1 von(lcrtil v ht an titul h'uhixr o( IVikm l'ai;. The tiavohi iii'-s his eye uti.im nnd iiyuiu ... a if h-: d t ivaliro that sun h a Ml.uh-f at'.il ally txiM: Tulullu. - the rm. ij'al is-I. ul of American Saiuua i a niaiiik'i chai niing t)inl puuii cMiin- . . . fairly j radiate, remain v. I.vt t v. jumped icaki ,iotk Uu u upon the littlo hairnr . . . peaks ec ti e 1 with ii blank ft ef .nulh mil, a ma ( w Uh ils lilac him. i n i. i ii h ' hltjifClis and jiaini.in:u. pmavu t jHci"S tit hiillUIiat, Mlake plant- imikoiitii ko lit yellow l h' .m i chrnht and hterallv humlcti.s f uIIht lio.hal Itl.itit-. Tin' wul Waters ol ihe s .( spla.-l. jtyuudy on Itr.niTjful ri-ml i n aiul mnlly iirvuii; headu. emi tted with swayint; ou. aunts, u - VaS tltlll HHIMk'OfH. Il.'.ivni iniKt l.i- a ht like thi romantic htlli jM-uiii a i-ai i ili.sf ! The h.ii hut ( Tin nila i- 1 1 1 -ha I est iimi ir.uM lieaiitilul in a'l till' Mllllll MMS, fl'l tlH ll III tllC l'M- vv of a t'iam vuti .inn. Tin- St. rn Howly mailt her way f.i-i tin toxverinn "llainmak-r." the lofiKst peak on the i-laiul. aiul x it h liv ing fish laj m' :u "ii ii. I hi r liv. . slowly thr udel her wax l" 1 it--tliu ks a l l'ao I'at;. t ha I III t h M'tth-nn-!it on Ihe I.!;.- of ih orhl, faitHitts uh -iap,e ami in Ml'!') I k. The waters i.f I'ni. I'.iu" hai -hyr prutifttd in all unh'N, ;'"" lik Khiss. i hhlly lahiciM-.l na tive caiKn .s ihtrl h ) f ;mm1 t It I tlu 5!i-;ii!ii r ti - to I he ihtk-. inriailH f hril!i.intl l"ii"l M-h f a-ton!-hilij.Iy f.iita--tir sJi.ipti t;iri ithuUt aiul the hrUWl tI tln-.-j-tiatiKe lit:lv il nt. ris -f l'ao harlMT i ahmt linlih---ihl (Her '1'" v.tr!ttit ( 1'i-h make thN huh- south wa i-h-their haunl? All the inhahitants of I'am. l':io. from w rinkh ii ohl Samoan warriors of ohh n tlay s to Huh- chocolate j-kinm-tl khhlics flo to the small tlock to witness the Ki'eat occasion of the steamer's ar rival. The picture-line Samoa ll hand, uml.-r the lt reel ion of a Vlllled Stat s naval hand h ade, , plays thfi Tuiuila "twitional air. w hich has ;-.hmit as much tune ami rythin as h I'lum t.Aiul piac tie:iiK. Their strance hit of music must hsx o an appeal for the Sa moans. however, as the handMet fertainlv put their heart into it- rxocuilon. The Tuttnla hand ' mem hers :m elad in garments it red and Mack . - . Mdfoid hith school colors. Ther- s a small, ttiilmn- Itk hat. cotton vkii t. Their iv hirt iinl ' t ip tin- hoards ef th- i k in time wth tlieir imi.-it. When the mean.'; h.trhor cf I aj;o l'ai: ftuddi n! ti e c o in e s playinc popular vne : the le . tile hand inilt'iiiu which liiiv, reached that far away spot "Vnnahoiid l.a. riic Souk 1 Love" "Avalon Twn" and. 'f eonr-e. vr di hi; ht f ul Aloha." Vhn the blanket vf nht diawn an-innl the i-land and the native?.' fit - tw inkle ai oiind t he slmre. the Tutuila hand mem her sure a fiireWfil a the st-am.r .-hps nut of the harhor into tlie Walei-s of the Pacific. Th. in"i .vnirs foi:h tl-on its hidir.K a K hind th- i o. kv h.p- - of th--'Uinmaker" to oast, a sou -.iow on the Wiiiini; pam. ami ttnn I 1 kold the stl- that pta on Saii.lv l-eachi-N. and vci.il re TV- -.1 t Its quality ' is unexcelled because 1-Tnli lr- ; m6 from hichguaU it J imiici tio(er anJ lhrmih our c clutc eitrcto proc retain all tht iavor and aroma of ih inter rwH. 2 'Canada DfT' it tviadr from aho lutelv putt inr diCTitk hlrttded and halanrcd in exact prtponn. A vrcret prnc- of carrona tn frttHet it to re tain it p fi.lt ifrl ftiiw the KfHtlt ia tcned. Thp rc-tult is a il.tinci.c finger ale . , . Jr" liko umc rare old inc rc rchinj an a brecz; frxtn the ocean sparkling and de licious. It is scred tlie wide wrld over. It marA cKui flax or has won tlie appninit nod of connoisseurs. Scrc it with dinner to niftht. Offer a ft!as to friend when they come in to call. It is a delightful hc crate tit drink with meaU. Its paicty adds zest to any pat ty. "CANADA DRY" is laden v hh tin- I't'ii ('.niiulw niillh'T' f U"i'i a! Mt. ll :s wr.h r.xc I ih flJ-r li-iiiils from thi t In- tt.i iit tlu- !in k at I'.ik hfl ra.h-- I.iw.t S:at na .i I stal tun t rnuu nl luiihliius. ;i The .mall i ir- cm: a r hfO. m: val hat r.n k. tie hamUul ..r -t'.r. ) an. I the ..v-eeiii-r : inani-.n. huhit n in a ma. f lloiitt.il toh.tUe al.n(t nuikr up the ti-vvn df I'.iuu I'a-o. The capi tal of eastern S.i nioa. Near I '! ihu-k i the nativo market place here S.iiin.ai: !! knva how Is. hakets. lyi'H el. ah!-. ttas. j.ta vkirt!. n.U:V. .-Wfi.U. heads ami tllllkels . . ellil's th.it repre- nl maii. lhu: s nf piu nsla kin-; work. The nati in. n aiul w onirii 'i this novel market place ur- i i ?-hi i vvi ami tile s.-uv mr hunt--: fin-is it till ic nlt to "Jew th. m thpttii." Th. are ea.-ily wi-n. Ih.w ci er. w ith hi ilhant i oI.hv i vhjn. neckties ohl hats ami jiek k nivos. I'liin-nm into the !!. .h of Tmuil t. the i m.l ih natives in live .-t He. Il nn; 111 ami iiim; cookiiif: hod-etlohl llcce.'-sil ie w il h t h'ir own hamls heir .il.t.i'-v lalcil ei a l.onchaiaiife th.-f t im-s not ::ffeciei II.. 1 ii al Mill vi-Hui- nriv : their pi imi- I ti rasi htnie j uh nsils ami s f;thh.ncil They M';tr slimier with only hiiticitt hv civ lli.!l t ion . r:i n ;i -nine. i he native SKa thine' ina llkeiieil to the Hawaiian htil.i iilthou;.h harJH as l-i.h etnl. Th . lent liatl i in lo ee lo as lli ilaiie-- i ukehle. The than ii- th ha ve a sw ol d dance, similar t" ; t hat of the nat i e of Ja a ml ' it c t to Kilt' theni plenty of loom w h. i! 1 h. y e. ute this dam e to pieent e..cim-Mi of a differ- :il kind. In rr i 1 iin.iv hkahle nici pii llir. s.iite !.. -in':- he found than,' the Samoan natiM s on Tutuila .s- land. l.ik' w i-e, nil' would se.U ' h i far to fjnd w.-i K'a mle iir an-1 f t!..;...i! t.i-aiity to ."a! that of this l.c!y lit!!- i-tand. Smtie day.' in spite of its yivat dist nice from othtr coiiiitt i'-s. this little spot w ill hecoim a popular i esorl and. , w lit n that litm lie-. Tutuil.i v ill I. us t-ritnitie Inc. 'v tlie t..:nny : . . n dreamy It Willi .1 1 e s ..f Ih uih A i eal internal n.nal i. tieV thu all ned to devehi Samca ,-hief - j when Tamasee th tun. retained to I'ncn I'atn from New Zealand w here he had h. en Impi l.-on.-d for si month: result of tioahhs ariMii Jf 1 the Man ai; it a 'ion against the ad nnnisti atii.n of the New Z' aland mandate. The dusky Ph-f. t set ms. wws a:::o;is for Wetei u Samoa to he transferred to the I jiiimI States so he prepared after much iff.Mt. a speech to de- liver ai Pai;o Pai:o advoi a;ir this tratif- r. Ip.-n t'le ; i rival of the stt am- r poit, I'aptnn Ste ahain. o ernor of t!;e eastern Samoa, convey to Tamasi s that while he was e the chit f in hi itv as a leading Sa- at tMi- lit: I pheii H. 1 1 Tatiu'.A Mid ma nat tal lt a n mt mi a ' t.o chit i. a-. , , h lalu-iis and a he oul.l n..t allov. i a huh n-..-ht disluih! Utweeti th- I'nit. d' fcendlv nation to h. ,.,u.Ui svil. therefore, did no: ' Pies--le oral ion hut t i it- St. tt--s made T..U in., k t- his iaip lp.-t . ad w t-nt o art ;v . d in Pa - rrVt"f whi hnn vs-;:h not Th-- hos,iv--i t,. i.vt h,. , o li''o he ,isl irimonj eharirinu . hi- taxes. of 1- ir.s a south eftam is no: w hat il 5 ' Canada Orr it teicd datl. under laborator- mrthot lo ttturt il pntv 1 -adn( hopitiU preit. I d n ph-e-ant prcrihe it. Here it a better, purer (inter aa i" y hm' Z-l ... 1 Iff, tr4-r-i . in , I'm If .s-'u's i'iil i o.---m..ii mttll of the Kuua'or i with thi eX. ep- ; lion of little America ). I'or -', ' ears th- t nlte.l States hai- hehl eastern Samoa, though ctmL-r-" ha- neer formally a-cei.te.1. until, i.-nftv. i he ce-sion tf the li-lan-l f hy ih n,itie. America took - po.v-es'ion utuh-r the lii-rhn ' eittio-n whhh tllxuleil ihe Samoan - vM'ollp hetW. en thp l liltell State i a ml M-rmany. ; This e.-iiVeiiTian Ii.kI nt him: 'o ! .la with the name-, although they ' have bet n eiute nllhnc to aeecpt the covcreiiMity of- Uus country. They have het ii Amei hiin suhi'i hut not Am'-ihan eitins. Komteen naval shvi-mu'M huve ailm.nisieteil the uiiairs of AmrH i an Samoa durim; the pi!t ( e;H. w i irk inc w ith im ulvigrv uronp ,r Samaan chiefs. 'Suinoa' will oun v.tvfi a const it ut hi, I lniueM'r. s coitKrwtw now lius a ommis-trin cinpn'l of tu M-t atr. two repi-'sentatlH anil two Samoan chiefs forinulatinK i Vastly d fferctit. thouyh eiuall ! as intere.-tlm.' ami pictun'i'iiiie. "'ej I the natives of the Ki.ii i-land-t. ; t At Suva, the tittle lliitish el'y where the nlfan-H of the Island ' n roup ace admiu istd ed. there I" , a .osmopiditaii population of KiJl ( i-Iamh-i-, Samoa lis. Solomon a"'l ' j l iillfi rt Islanders. Tahltlann. Tou Jtaiis tm hiitud Himltis. Australians I 'and a few Oritnlals miiilins wil.i j ! a U w Kuroj can- and Am- ih an-. ' ; I'hvsh-iilly the l-ijians are stronu.j heallh .r..pl- excein mna u.- happy and i:ood-n:itmed. They t -pend a Ki'-at part of their h isnre 1 hours In the water, and after each ; halh. lllli themselves flown witl: 1 ninl oil.' the ran- id od.n of ( ! w hu h announces ihe:r pr sem e : ; , ,n l-l-re they can he fell Thv ir skin lire l a dark. oppe, ! (color similar to the Aim-re aii In- ; dian. ; iliil-i.h- tin- hi-tindiries ..f Suva,: ! the nativi s live in tlialch. d lni' Uvilh walls ..f w.-veu h.-nih..... Tli-ir ; traded h ir stand-, ahmit their i head like an enormous (( Tedai . moll uivin:-- tii' in ui'1 ai'i ; of li'-inu extremely tall. The Fijian; -hiek-- and flapt-rv" pla-ier, their h in with d.u k hme. 1th h ld..c lo s il to an .tiihinn had- . tin r ks of hair wooi 1 . make fbfii I'ow Kieen with cnv.i ' I!.:. nil ill CT.ll. seme 1 -.1 red. .,11,1 I. ill- and cue l..ikej are -"Mi ;n III- s.all niark. t pi " le ar , ll- Suva .locks. Happy lii:l-i l'ii.-ia iiimdeus and ei;itally le.ply w rinl.l. d "1.1 weliii u, s, 11 Leailll-, fill strim:." "f ni'ie l-eails "II the! at- i fi out Sin i. ;.n.l on :he slrii-is of, f The e,ty 1 and dirty, j v it h troph if Sina it.'. lf is small ' , onstantly drenched 1 il rains and ov er-run i 1! ! ui i i 'in ami tui-t.iii "i mt ions. Ihr- the thirstv pilci iin : uueii- h lu thirst Willi ori-'inal; ..!ini. W alk. r. Kinu' r. i i i I'lntohls. K. IV. and all the pnpn-1 lor ln-a ntls of Huliors . . . do l! rilii in the op.-n without a watch-; ful eye for prohibition oi iict s ( (:in-slim.-s are popular in Sitv i and the 1 ar l-nders hire ai' i la metl tti he M erts in cor.coct-, in-- th.t famous i-.y-produeint; era The Kii Islands have a liament who h meets in Suva iei'i- vs all the pn ilekes of .a do- minion of .teat Pritain. lv .i ph.ntations are huatetl near Sua.! whirr ijuaiuities of copra are pro-. : dreed The land is t -specially adaptahle for the culture of td ' ton and Jn effort tti em oui arc J 1 that trdii-'try is heini; made hy j tlie P.iitish lioVerniiKMrt. . j P.rh..p-th nio-t pi- ti:re-i:e o j die Ki.a island-rs are the Suva j cnn-taMe with their red shirts. s.a)!cpid -kills and friryh-d hair. These hnsk natives maintain th-j peace of this strange south sea ' -et h-r.o nt . Native sua ids. w it h l-.iyt'nrUl i. ties stand iMtard nit;h; J - 'Hid day around the cwrniiHM't , liit!di!;s. Adioininc the heauti-j I'll i:oei uincnt Kronml is the . city park small hut altrac'.ie. Tlie Pi.'. n:u- urn. hteraHy jani r.nd lull With wvapon. which ; fai: ly i adult s ihe lore of P-;i"s old is one of th. i !iiH'-l 'Die Mark of ' Genuine , Aspirin AYES ASPIRIN is l.k t- old c;. tifrrr S a t:sfictorT ttsbrti- tut for ei.hr onf Bj-(t Aspirin . ii faa;n It tt th.f ixp;c4 xat- ; dM? fcirrwn. It rbtf rfT '.wyt : rtlifj fn -whether ntd for ti cxtti.:pe! hrdchf. to hd c5 ' cr'.d or '.ct tit iecj riOi tcbn 1 tri p;i frsa rturt:- c3tl. rii.uitiusa rr iilstaa. li t txtj to ideLUfy Eyr Apino ky fi B.Trr Crc? ca rerr ubitt. ly , Iz LitLt B-pr r. tb kx tb trd xfcuio pnnii ia rei ' " (ireat I'hanucK ate peml . at taction. for l-Uoi M a n ( Mm.'-i- nn ph asanliy pt lit i ' ' ihiv ill Miildin-: i ' Tin new rm n . r i Kind- . 1 W l.i h W p.!--- tl tile Si-IIM , 'm u tl . Sivaoan u.ds I'-enti. i!1.d tht lit tit lew n of Suva or. j Hii-man -it since tJ?v ,v . - w .: i . ll w ill i- rc'tv-rn- ' l. ! 1 ;...: th- e ! V-i. n wi s'jrV n...i :?:. P:u Uc- in N"- , v 1 - i th. p' "'.v ; i -A a. A.J. fIVSOI'StS: T-rt '! Uorlixn -IV M'l' ' if it tM II llJ- t.t twit IJ IM ut'fffr ut i" mfdi ut 'trcM, Jiu.J"i-( I'll .im. ui tin -ti'.t.oj v i.t Itie r.ei( "' lU'itaf. Tii iaui" nlfo mdifitiMj fie ut(,cy fnr y, jii('i from th Folhrrtmry hOta i .nt the it'iy at I'tllM (both, fl.irl tmtr ?i!t 3i"l'fStiOH that Tr hoH rt't Wondcut. ilath.iv tl t'irM. ava fi(l u t'hvttt rcvrul t.ig the vttiAOH lor hts t tail hut 'lorn t reneird uKt't ' 'in.n his waiter hat hnird (:cirini ,hii t lulhitio. tnarkrtt m'h th I'll -till l tlfmi. . fl. il-lrl himti il('' utnl ' T((' V.'. . M'iil Of JUa. (r-.tM ' i !( mf rj)rs him to di'VV 'Af riaf'in lit th nuft:. turn af-"'ttn c 'd t't orthrr lhu ivn...rfi lite f('Ilim(':'fi iiti-' l: l.-ii. weifjfifof t f.f A ii tr;i abtt cfniirii'j urn! mwii.-ohi (crcl. CliaV.rt. . :'' THE BAG'S &ECRETS SOMKIiHtl.u and I faie,l .-.t the .'.-i...... i.t., L- i.fi.t l l.n'uil 1.1 OMKltKltil.u ami 1 ,arr4.f.t the mvsleriiMis hUvk b;s. I baled lo "lienor lae it iii-.'ir-," fulH be, minting -snifirar.tly tHronjsh the niiiiiow to t lie lawn beyond it. I 1 canioil the burden utair.i and dumped it on my bed. HomeiBeld Inuked at it curiously and pointed lu'sjni'.' nni iiiU-nta'.inn letters engr.ived on the si'ie' of the bag. T. 1.." "Orieinal o'.vner's initial.s" Faid Somerfieid. ' c -mm Th; h'."-,k tag yields its ominout Tl;.- h!;n has was not even KvkriJ nr tr:i p'tod. It had a spring liti'i : ;t h:?K whvn I dt- 's itit- i iK-hl li'ukej over my ?Iicml dcr. U a.v a; lir.n nolliitii: but. liat lup.i-iici tu L'f a mas- jf ;inj; !.i- Ihu on otic part of t':i.-ai ii ere w.;s a tnaik winch . ninl ni'j ciiIU with apjirthusiotv ;'..xei ;ii IJ iiid not icilize the jig udlc.iii.c ui tiie bivXitl arrow. "Wl:is tiia: nieflnr he aked. 'i'.'-j cv livarc taat Lixion waul--.i ib? hrj.iU arrow iliat marks a .L'H'.M'j dies.-;." I pa lie J at the- ichih grvy mate rii!. Im t il w.r.ihl not come. lmp.i tie:it. S 'aievliehl laid held of the lo Ue!l. tuni-nl it up'iiJe down. .::ni lifte I it aav. leaving on t lie ii d .-i r n (1 e parcel ni n i t it p i ti a p. ;.'!i eoit. He gave it a roil and i; c.iiuc apart. Tlii'ti we ui:l s'.n.sered back. :li; .tun niur-t ??ton:lied f onns in n in Kii!aud tbat day. Wrapped p; tlie prison coU was w'.iai a?tMi;ed hi i' to h price!.''? and unheard oi t!n:i?s. j.IJen irii;ke:s triih masses jewel.-., rtti-t, bracelets, brooelie?, and a?ove all a golden golilrt eet s :iiik:y virh dian'ond? and rubies ;m: i; bol was wel' ineh bidden. We siaird ai tlie dlplar tor a f;ill :ninii. S Miirneld ke first. "Pn ;ty little haul. 1 sneps. I ian't know much about jewelry. ltit I'd ay thete a a ccaiiierable f.'dui t!w:e, tl;nofti. NoTiced r.nf'!iT ta're luxe ben any bij iaNh.r! la My?" Hut the rontrnt -f th b.e f1!)-tiih-j jir' old fears and produced. tU'W ,Ut5. "Wltst can i!i'' I a:d. TUat 9 ca." S.imeitield :p Vw hj? atp' :-ifT-.d x'.if v.tat m',o it. li'irn t-.j i.s'.'i away." It s om:i1 c d advuo. I rn..ic!t of my nv.'wrt?! int'iierator in Ih ;.wen. S :ii'-t ft-'il .i!'iti!tered to -t.-.:il si.iid oitr w.i.u cslted :'ip j-oc!iv arp !ua I r e m.i ted : V ttv! T.vLiai:5 z. I f-ind -ttie 'd p.Tp-'rs. p;' iVvn ituid lv-: tid i.)n l;;i I H in t.? m .l.i'r- of " i!''-!wi''-r-":H nmj. T. rt-ip-.al of A'- ! t -. - 'M . h "Tr''T. E' T 1 it'-; h m : 'i''1 WIim I c v h.i. k m ' if S-iioorr. S wnSfU m- :r r 'Is a cry of rc-':n. "fill : 'r1-- t v - r' 1,i--!if t:; ! J i- o i. ,-:i:- :v.O lit pv".t---1 ' - a -.-v. .- of .o'.9 a tip? a :t. n joo '.xk. a hv-.-k. a i 'p '. !1" n ;sM a ' -I-v-5-i i t"i i ! t ' a : '. r.,-.tacr;- .-f Sax 4 rwll ihv iijiv ilaxv ti.e war whin :t'X l-,ct a I--:. .Na:M:n. ; a'l.! ill- x . t ;r ;r t it - r Fx, n n,--- t-f rti'-lt 1 a.-. c.ith; ta th S'iV ..!- .ir A the u-t al'..i'i I-ati h p.:;. 11. M. .. S. "S " w ,-s; U a: ., ,h;t r, t.t x I ' p . ' :r .is'-- a m ,. 1 hp, it h In ' ' V- K.i! p"'c'.' '".i--i a"-'1 then ihe rr-i:- ..--.-- -.- c"x h'tie c-"l m. -. vr ; jtf.fr. I. t T' (rT.fi K-''ip 'h'1 .-4t:T!-f ,t in h S--X -nit .- t?c : h-l the I- V T i: i.v hai th i : ' 1 enl i; Ti'x i'--':r i ih-'ii no r,'. WALLING "Tlie hook old Fotberburv nils-fd ' from bi library, 1 bet i dollar.- ' saiJ be. " 1 1 took it. and. It t the leaver (all ! over; a black-letier manuicript, aud j on the nrst elaborately ornanieDted ' pass ilia words, "Tbe Book of ibe Atibott Jobn Deacon." ll bad been bound rip before Hie ! manuscript was llnlshed. perhaps 1 evert before it was begun. .Nearly a ua:ter of the pages at the end i were -blank. And on the last t rlt- ten page as a plan apparently ih ground plan of a church. , "That's a plan of Fotherbury'a ' ruin.' j "Tie book wa atolsn Saturday or Shiniar. ;'. . . "You and Laiton ?aw ! a njan ' prowling abotit the ruins Stinda.r night . . . Laxton rutin have expected him . . . Laxton ! keen nu eeL!ine the book. Grenofen. . djn't we begin to see that Laxton knew about lousin John even be 1 fore Cousin John cave them the tn Devonshire: but look here, (Irenofeu. we can't leave this stuff ''"B ahotit." lint It wan easier to soy eel quit or It than to do so. We hurriedly discussed many projects only to ,,0p ihem. Of a sudden. Somerfieid seemed to he electrified. lie leaped back from the window, cried, "Look out!" 'and dived into tba corner of ths ''.v. recrets jewels of staggering valued ' room where I had an old ft.ll-p!a; camera in a yellow case, j "Watch 'em and tell me if they i come in," said Somerfieid, tearing j at ihe buckles of ihe camera-ease. 1 .My view commanded the lane t from a point "near our gate lo the ; place where it disappeared under ! ihe trees. What had excited Somer I field was the two men walking H9 the road. I had them ia sight for two or three second?. One waj young Fotherbury. The I other I did not know. I kept an eye on the gate, "while Somerfieid '. in breatheless haste got the camera out of the ca?e. drop; -d it on the floor and piled the stuff in:o it, "What wi'.l you do with it?" J aked. "Never mind. Watch! The fellow with the mb is one o Laxtoa's nieu. As he spoke, Kotherbury'a head appeared above the shrubs that lined the little drive, and the next instant he had stopped by :he gate, pointing. Hi companion pushed the gate back. Hc'f coming in," 1 said to Som erfieid. Here's a bluff, then, Oreuofen. Il's aKiut an eren chance, Itu; I'll take It for Veronica' sake aud yours. See me off the premises j-it as the door opens to him.. Ready? Everything depends on bluff: them out. Po'vn you o! When li com a in. stand in the hall 5h3k:ns hands with me." SotmrtVM gT-at'l""d the ranira md. tucked it under hi arm and look thr rie in h !?rt hand. The maid wa coming -thro-jpli l .iner a rc .it tae door wVn w reae'red tho ha'!. As ?:ie opened Some: 5-. M f fired my hand and sa:d: "Wc!I. R.wlby. Crer.'-'f"". I 'now what ?ou T.im jut :iie U--:ai! of the toer. I ni zi'z donn ti Ox ford from l..-nd. n : U:s e -:r.rc. Hope t-t It bark on Thnrsdy. Fri day i)tt:u;:c nr !vrM.'' .i;.'' I replied. "GrvwiSv 5?xeiS-!d. .' i: the to.'- r. I-: time to take it T ibe pi : :i :nc N.fn: ther"' m';ch t t i n- .-ti- rirr.v.. Vr." I ,vik 'o -h-- r'fn in -.iTv h: a.i.U- Vn- v,-.,d TIm .-Id i:-- dcr - :i r. on it hl c. ;i i: v.. .ix. Ve ;i ; :h- n.- K:.-V n t. i r. a tvi- : -M P- -- i'-t:-". v. fe th- ! v ri .- r . 1 ii ; - : ' imO lr. r U . r .-r posiU-d ill Australian and I-".lii"'V Kinks, nvfy UO.ttoB pounds (mar-' lv ti'lxj 00)1 I. Tonmt ti widely ruled hy a ii " who had nearly aos.dute pow-r. though ;reat Ihilain k-ep- a watchful eye on ali'uirs there. Tins fiueen is of Kiailt -tatnre and de mands m eat strength tor her physi. al prowess as well as her temporal power. m:i:i: ;i:kv. iKditor's note: The next letter from .Mr. r.rev wilt '-av hih lii;hisV.f his w-lt to A'i-tratmi. . Worllilvss dock:iRC, such us wi-d tepil. chuff, dirt anil siraw, can 1"' kt'pt oul of th wheat I'V propi-r tillage and cult ivut inn prac'.ii "s and by irupir adjustment "f th tllreshins eiiuii ment. fays tht Ore son experiment statinn. 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