Show THE GARLAND WHU AUTHOR SERVICE CHAPTER X— Continued Fellowes was puzzled nonplused by Cara's testimony tor him the more so as Suplier twittered Immediately: "Ah then the ease la almpllfledl wit Two witnesses two Impartial nesses should nullify any attempt at But I will with your prosecution I to Ion depotake permission proceed sitions and draw them up In due or TIa a safeguard—" dor work to "We have more Important tor the death of do than accounting that scoundrel" Fellowea Interrupted And for the Drat time he fcternly looked Cara In the eye disturbed by the directness of her gaze the of a sense of of any Indication "I am under a certain embar guilt rasament ma'am" he continued trying to keep hla voice level to bide from her the distraction her mere presence "I must ssk you to caused In him pledge me your word of honor yon end your attendant have no documenta or paper upon your persons" "We have none" she replied readily I am loath to "And your luggngeT search IL" "You'll find naught air of any tm port" "You aay this upon your word of honor "Upon my word of honor" ahe re "I am whatever peated haughtily my sins not one to practice lies air" Ben Inglepln hemmed fussily "Since we are upon the subject "I Fellowes" he remarked Captain will give you my word of honor that no documents other than those of a strictly business nature are comprised In my efTects" "Then what la the purpose of your oyage Ur Inglepln?” " "Tly revealed In the ahlp’a papers" Ikn answered with suavity “A commercial I venture to Spain am persuaded the war will soon he ended and am anxious to establish with Spanish satisfactory connections clients against that eventuality" BJLss Inglepln abruptly gave them -- her back and Fellowes conceived a that she meant by this acsuspicion tion to divorce herself from connection with her father's assertion "I am compelled to doubt you Ur Inglepln" he returned "I must detain you on deck while your luggage Is examined" The merchant hla ahouf shrugged Fel dera somewhat lowea Imagined Ms bearing similar to that he had displayed at Chafer's house But the rea Illation that hi task would not be easy only stiffened the Long Islander's determination "Cuffee" be called and when the "You are responsnegro approached ible for these three people Keep them I until release you" here “Yah Unrs'r Fellowe' To look to r lettahr "Yea" Some quality In Cuffee lone muile Fellowes expectant "Why?" Yn’ Yo’ wait fo' see Mara’r no Cuffee mnke Bn’ him lettab below juju fo' him" the True Bounty's Going through clearance papers manifest and log the contents of and ransacking Chater'a desk and locker Fellowe was disposed to faror the employment of ell the juju at Cuffee's command After lien Inglepln' cabin had been searched with equal unsuccess he called lb the Centurion's hands to hunt for loose floorboards or concealed wall closets: and they tore the cabin to pieces— quite fruitlessly Frustrated at each point he assailed was striding the fo’c's'le Fellowea deck cudgeling his wlta for some nook or cranny he hadn't attempted when Tom Orogan accosted him "Cuffee'U have a word with ye Cnp’n" “About what?" "I dunno but he’s mortal Itchtn' for It Wants to know can be bring hla prls'nert for’ard?" Recalling the negro's talk of JoJu Fellowe' Interest was awakened "Tell him to corns along Tom" he — directed Cuffee And presently shepherded the Inglepln and the duenna to the - fo’c's'le "lllm big dobbll— " Cuffee nodded Ben Inglepln— “sweat plenty ebery time yo’ walk oo fo'c's'le Mars'r" "Yes?” Fellowes prompted "Cuffee make JuJo MartT Juju tell Cuffee blm lettab been on fo’c’s'le" Fellowes look eldewlae at Inglepln There were tiny beads of moisture oo the merchant's forehead despite the evening cool Cara however seemed and the duenna serenely Indifferent was content to click away at her to heads "Sir this Is nonsense" protested Ben "Will you permit a superstitious negro to Incommode persons who for no fault of their own happen to be In your power? “Where are these papers concealed?" Fellowes demanded sternly 0 DIN SMITH “I'apers? Why you have had access to all we possess" Cara Inglepln turned away with a faint sigh Cuffee wandering softly about the deck touched various ob Jects with his hands bis eyes close mer lidded at the snakily darting chant's face hla lips moving la a gut tural refrain: No No No No No him Oowsprltt him capstan! him pawlt l him blm— "Oh my Munt Mars'r Fellowe' I Him In anchor stock I” Fellowes but stared unbelievingly the negro pointed to Inglepln’s gaping consternation while with bis other hand be pulled out a plugged section Id the end of one of the balks of timber that stocked the heavy bow an chors "My Ood I" exclaimed Ben Cara'a face was devoid of feeling but ahe stepped forward beside her father squarely In front of Fellowes "I knew not Its hiding place" she said Icily "since refused longer to be concerned with secrecy But twas I no less than my father who drew up that paper and secured the signs And am for havlures responsible ing Interested Lord Wellington and the Prince Regent' ministers—" Ben Inglepln a groan of emitted despair "Ob have done hare done" be "Are we not sufficiently exbegged posed to this man who would ruin I tell you us? Cara be and your unele will see ua hung)" "And If we merit It shall we complain?" she retorted "We haye made Let us not weep for a cast Father having lost" From the cavity In the Cuffee produced a thick roll of oiled silk It was on Fellowes' tongue to tell the negro to toss It In the sea but Joshun's voice rang In hla ears Joshua's face so absurdly like Beo'a before hla eyes Hate If appeared And after you'll only hate enough all be bad been given a trust "Hand It here Cuffee" he said In s voice that was strange to btra The scroll Inside the covering was written In a bold free script and the Import of Its messnge took his breath lettah way: To thv Rleht Hon Thv Lord Liverpool K O HH’s Prime MloliUt Mr Lord: Tour petitioners palltlesl represent tlvee of the Pederellet Party In the United States and la especial those sections ol the Party established in New England and New fork do repre sent and make manifest— Fellowes flipped through the pages to the end Page after puge of natnen Names of senators of representatives of stole officials of those high In com mere In the law end In the church Cara Inglepln nodded sadly partly to herself partly to him "That Is the Federalist party" ahe said “And they are Americans Captain Fellowes no more than Americana who dlsugtee with you Fellowes gritted hla teeth "They are traitors" be disputed her "Your errand was treason of the blackest" Ben Inglepln cried out In agony: No not "Not treason We want Oh d— n Joal" peace “Let us damn nobody Father" Cara Intel rupted "Treason or no we need for what we did we not be ashamed Intended honorably" Fellowes She had pluck this girt but resolutely he curbed the owned admiration ahe Inspired bowing coldImplacably ly “If It please you ma’am I I must Will remove yon all to the Centurion you show the men your luggage?" She smiled end he had an uncom fortable sensation that she pitied him "It does not please me sir but I'll Come Father I" docile prisoner be She spoke In Portuguese to the IHHt tUMHUHHHUHHHHUHt Opportunity-Seizedby-MenofSm- Let this fact sink Into your mind— ol officer It la the life who hurt- and against whom re Th foremen and sent men t la fell the email men the petty overseers with near horlxona and no vision bewho have yond the little acquired the habit of tyranny— these form the habit of tyranny— these form the grit of the machinery of Industry Sometimes they are for the bosses and make life hell for the men under Sometimes them they stand for rebellion against the higher direction but Invariably their objective Is power: They are ready to adopt the shibboleths of either aide so long as they gain authority thereby If they learn the trick of oratory they become leaders on one aide or the other not because they posses the annihilating the soul that even kindled CHAPTER destroying IL XI Stormy Seat Silence cloaked the Centurlan as a twist of flame flickered up from the True Bounty’s for’ard hatch Thera was something poitentlous In the spectacle which Impressed the roughest sailors This was no ordinary act of destruction It partook of the char acter of an execution the cnndlgn of a guilty fabric The punishment ship was dying as her master bud as perhaps died her owners should die In retribution for the offense of which she had been a part The Ingleplue standing apart on the brig’s poop watched with a kind of sorrowful fascination When the masts of the dying ship crashed over side and a murmur of comment broke the silence on the Centurion t’ara caught her breath and Beo Inglepln' tips framed a curse unFellowes eyeing hla prisoners fancied there was something easily for ' them In the True symbolical of fate but the punishment Bounty's In the ship would be accomplished much simpler fashion than the punishment he must see dealt to them Soon very soon the charred remnants would be rent of the True Bounty asunder and she would cease to be But for Cara and her father remained all the agony of public disgrace the raDcor of factional hostility the torment of the law's delay Suresufficient to satisfy ly a punishment Yes even any hatred even Joshua’s Perhis own— except that It dldfl’L At the haps nothing ever would be realized he hated Chnter dead as much aa he had Chatef living Invoice fretfully Ben Inglepln’ sistent pierced his reflections Have yon not "Captain Fellowes! some corner to which my daughter retire? Tie Insufferable she may should be kept on deck" "! have arranged that she and her attendant shall occupy my cabin" Fell"You sir may have owes Interrupted the quarters of my second lieutenant Yon will be restricted to the Am plain sir?" and the poop Ben assented flush"Sufficiently" "May w go below then?" ing the limits prescribed" “Within Fellowes Turning on his heel as the Ingleplns left the poop he saw thut the True was gone Only the frosty Bounty glimmer of the stars relieved the darkness For Fellowes the voyage now was Irksome almost beyond bearing He was Impatient to come up with the and the Inevitable dally conBadger tact with Cara eiuburrassed and harassed him And Ben Inglepln too wus continually In evidence a set look on his plump fuce as he stared Into the gray mists that hid the west Only the duenna remulned Invisible In all weathkeeping to the ers her presence Indicated by occasional gargantuan rumbles when th seasickness visited her Yet Fellowes sensed thut In some mysterious fashion of her own the fat womnn maintained a surveillance upon all tlml occurred aboard the privateer One and all the men of the Centurlan were admirers of Cara Sorry for her perhaps pitying her plight old Noggle and Spencer very paternal Breed and Noggle's sons and nephew and O’Shaughnessy the surgeon arIn varying dent Nimrod degrees Sopher pompously devoted (TO BB CONTINUED) tHHHHHHHHHHMHCW - Caliber! Intrinsic qualities of leadership but because they are pleasingly vocal Nor la this phenomenon peculiar to has passed for any class Oratory statesmanship In every phase and every period of our political bistory and many a man has risen to the governance of state with do other than hla aptitode for epiqualifications r grams and sonorous peroration — Wallace In "People" Wiidou Fruaa Plutarch Perseverance Is more prevalllng-thaviolence and many things which cannot be overcome when they are together yield themselves up when take little by little— From Drydeo'i translation of Plutarch's Lives Plutarch A D) (?) U “Life ef UTAH TIMES GARLAND and the three walked duenna pest him Ben Inglepln with dragging feet er the weight of her Car greatfofft — flashing a stare from her Jetty eye quizzical the fat woman mocked him Surely But why? And why should Cara Inwho shortly must answer at glepln the bar to a charge of high treason pity blm who had taken her? Ab and he ask himself sucb questshould why ions? What did they matter? Us had won be bad bis vengeance He and Joshua would crush these people aa — as — Cuffee’a twenty shot should crush the Badger Yes crush the Badger crush crush these people— crush All He must hate her the them all more vigorously because she smiled because she pitied blm because ahe knew how desperately be tried to hate He stifled a groan "A fire under each hatch Cuffee" he ordered "I ran’! spare bands for an other prize— not with the Badger to BghL" Cuffee crowed delightedly "Die Chuter ship blm make plenty big Ore Oh my aunt we see hhn too lllm buhn to long time off Whoosh Yab yuh yah I" sky 8o hatred burned Fellowes thought LIVE NERVOUSNESS mry pttl you law STOCK rot— ms and tested iMdtdiul bMliioocflafuMy prxjrrd ImitmI ben ficl1 worth la trettmal of Nervous and Nervous lodlmatloa lxnubUU Aseneue AliOmr tha World ALL DRUG STORKS Orwnw FREE Sampla ItoUld Seal Roquow — rVi th TURKEY RAISING CATTLE ABORTION CANNOT BE CURED SHOULD DEVELOP AT of Good Sanitation Eradication Is Possible No wu a sets Deptll Industry One Profitable Reveals Most Hog by “ Dim? Etikdiy bilious will have morning (lightest sign eg dUeomfort tall mild tmrmty illnlflUl gives quick Keep Ground Clean Clean and fresh ground may be made available by moving the house or houses to new ground each year or by haring a regular rotation of sown crops Sanitary ground Is particularly necIn the handling of all chicks essary and growing stock All poultry runs should be disced and planted with oats rye wheat or or plowing similar crops Discing once a year Is not saflWent for best results relieC Pleasant loo thing nd healing children for Excellent no — contains Successfully opiates used for 6ft 39c years and 60c Twin Merely Dadfs size Stirred Sense of Humor Madison of Mrs Mildred Melville eugenics fume relieved the solemnity of a Prairie du Cliien lecture with an ancedote "Large families area curse'' ahe said “Oh would that all could accept this curse with the hilarity of John struggling bookkeeper “When John first became a father It was a twosome for his young wife Merpresented him with girl twins rily be named them Kate and Dupli- cate “A year later male twins came to bless John Maidment Laughing heartily he named them Peter and Repeater mnles once more “Another brace followed quickly and as soon as he could control hie mirth John spluttered that he’d call them Max and Climax John Maidment "A letter from reached me In my hotel last night Male twins hare once more blessed him and he's owning them Hugh and Free Cry”— Detroit Press Nothing la Now Gabriel Wells paid $38000 the other Shelley’s own copy of “Queen He saldto reporter day for Mab" "Shelley's Queen Mab’ shows us how old our new Ideas are All these and new of our Bolsheviks and you’ll find everyone of them Qneen Mab' In the height of "We change little Vlctorlanlsm a girl of sixteen wns preparing to be confirmed Her minister asked her one day If she had ever been kissed Yes she admitted she had " ‘now many men’ said the minister have you kissed ? " ‘Doctor Fifthly the girl answered I came here to be confirmed not to boast’ " Ideas In ' Didn’t Bother Lumberjack Being caught on a drawbridge when the spun were lifted to allow a bout to pnss through tlie draw did not bother ap unidentified lumberjack at Green Bay Wls recently He perched himself on a girder calmly watched the boat pass waited until the bridge whs lowered tipped the bridge tender 50 cents forno reason whatever and continued on his wny Preface foreword “What Is the novel 7” "Dictated but to tils new not read" A Household Remedy For External Um Only Hanford's Balsam oh I of Out hr IM Raffle It wt IVlyrrfi S!n wltti Health Giving sinUaDaa All Win text Disappointment Mineral Is Needed tax PISO’S ' effective in A ration la no better than the weah est element hi It Fortunately motft of feed! of our common combinations mineral to supply the have sufficient As a rule feeds rid animal's need In proteins are high In phosphorui and when the feeding standards ara ol complied with there Is little need However minerals supplementing when the ration Is composed chlefiy ol corn as la usually the case In fatten lug hogs a good mineral should b4 supplied to tha animals orrrtaMr— only 2iC kb uxx a MtmuoH of Ewes Practical constipated? BIMXBT— Ttk This mild safe Toget-- I tonight bio romody you fooling ' Am You’ll onjoy by fro thorough bowel notion with-- I of griping out Bio Frozen Fast House During TtN OENlCUSiNERVlNEH t Popularity " CUOMO UL -Fiotot Foniiorty That "turkey production In the West should become one of the major be cured farm enterprises If economic condiCattle abortion cannot as they have but it may be eradicated according to tions remain as good Dr H J Metzger of the New York been during the past three years" is Doctor the belief of F B Headley chief of state college of agriculture as a means of the department of farm development Metzger recommends stamping out the disease the blood of the University of Nevada agricutest and the Isolation of Infected ani- ltural experiment station Basis for bis conclusion Headley mals "The complete eradication of la a cost of pioductlon study abortion disease from the cattle herds says Is possible nnd It would mean stopcarried on by his deiartment during to the loss the last three years on five farms In ping a serious source of Churchill county Other profitable endulry men of the state" he says No cure fir abortion U known ac- terprises on the forma surveyed acand the cording to the experiment station man cording to Doctor Metzger as or tonic drug1 were alfulfa production stock of any purchase dairying and a cure is a waste of money The blood the raising of chickens but turkeys test will detect the presence of the brought In greater return for capital Bang abortion disease and then the and a boh expended owner can take the measures which Cost of producing the average turwill key which weighed 13 through sanitation and prevention pounds dressed clear his herd of the disease on the basis of more than 5000 birds Doctor Metzger recommends complete covered was $352 or Jby the study Isolation of the diseased anlmaircom-plotapproximately 27 cents a pound cleanliness and the rearing of "The bulk of the cost in producing all animals on the farm to keep from turkeys is for feed" Ileadley says reinfecting a clean herd A more com- "On most farms pasture constitutes an plete discussion Is given In a new bul- essential part of the ration and It letin Just written by Doctor Metzger Is probable that the low cost of pro-which ductlon Is due In and published by the college large part to the will be sent free of charge to anyoni excellent alfulfa and grain stubble who will write to the college of agripasture that has been available" culture at Ithaca and ask for bulletin Other Conclusions concerning turkey E 182 drawn by Headley from the production survey are that the Interest on InvestControl ment Is low that “large flocks require Cholera time per bird than the smaller Preventive Meana less flocks and that over 75 per cent o nog cholera has no cure and must all costs Is for labor and feed" be controlled disThe by prevention ease is cansed by an organism which of can live a year or two outside of the animal's body These organisms are Eggs Increasing found In almost all tissues of and la While at one time practically all all discharges from the body of the eggs kept In Pennsylvania cold stordiseased bog Cholera may be apread age warehouse were “In shell" sevIn many ways The germ may be careral million pounds of eggs “out of ried on one’s shoes or by animals In shell" have been reported In storage Infected straw or Utter or streami each year during the past few years of water All dead bogs should be to the Pennsylvania DeDo not go according of burned or buried deeply On June 30 Agriculture partment near a neighbor's sick hogs they may 1928 the cold storage report for the nave Cholera state showed 4657000 pounds of eggs Vaccination the disease out of shell In storage Just ten times prevents When vaccination is properly per- more than were In storage on the corformed the animal passes through s responding date In 1914 mild attack or form of cholera which The increasing popularity of the Immunizes It against the disease tot frozen eggs Is explained by the bulife A small amount of virus reau of markets os follows: "In the jected Into the pig causes the disease spring when eggs are plentiful surAt the same time enough hog cholera plus eggs are purchased by breaking serum Is Injected to protect the animal establishments which break and place against theuegga In rnntniuersujto be frozen as whole eggs egg yolks or egg Hundred-Pounuse the whites for of the baking In- Shote d After being frozen solid the Feed dustry Plenty eggs are kept at a temperature rang- A few years ago the Kansas station lug from zero to live degrees below started some weanling pigs on alfalfa These nre then made available to bak- era at nny time during the year Many pasture with a view to determining the amount of corn and tankage re- bakers report that these eggs give the quired to bring them up to 100 poundi most satisfactory results when kept la a frozen condition for about three weight The heavier pigs weighing about S3 months" required pounds at the beginning the days to reach 103 pounds weight lighter pigs weighing 43 pounds re Needful Winter qulred 120 days to reach 102 pounds the A warm poultry hoase that will help groups it required Averaging all 153 pounds corn and 144 pounds tankto keep egg production high during the winter mouths mnst be well ventiage per pig to reach the weights stated The average dally gain was 054 lated says Prof E R Gross agricultural engineer at the New Jersey expound per pig periment station New Brunswick To maintain a warm Requires Buying henhouse three things are needed adKnowledge vises Professor Gross: Tight walls underdoors and windows an Buying ewes requires ventilating flues which may be constructed of wood nt standing of the factors which mak the best a low cost and limited overhead space In general s ewe profitable To make the building tight close all ewes from the practical standpoint cover the outside walls are the ones that will produce s good the cracks with roll roofing or cell the Inside percentage of lambs nurse them well Constitution Iteduce the air space by cellwalls mid shear good fleeces nnd health therefore are first essening overhead or by constructing tials In the ewe Very good mutton straw loft In the Ventilation and warmth go together form Is much less Important While the form If the house Is tightly built and has ewe than In the alre closed the It Is of less all doors and windows of the ewe Is Important birds will give off heat enough to raise significance as a rule than constituthe inside temperature tion nnd thrift and milking and shearconsiderably But when above that on the outside ing qualities the house Is tightly closed moisture and the air will begin to accumulate Provide Exercise to become stale Ventilation is needed " Boar Shapa therefore to carry away the moisture Yotl' cannot raise a strong actlva and to bring In fresh air Neither can boar without exercise Sure you keep him In shape for service As a rule If on paswithout 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