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Show THE BULLETIN Q QUICK fsriiiifvrt l PnHttfv AIR PROGRAM 'T C4.Nsr Massachusetts Canine Laws Dors were banned from Nantucket and Duke counties in Massachusetts 200 years ago. The colonial law ruled that any canines found in those counties might be killed, with no action allowable against the person committing the act, according to the WPA historical records survey. THE no reason Mhy a nation of A 135,000,000 people ith unlimited national resource and with courageous youth in millioiu rannot so liuilil fur the future at to be able to cay with undo niable emphasis, 'Amrrira Hulci the Air.'" V. S. Senator Patrick A. O RUPERT HUGHES By RUPERT WW) SERVKI HUGHES n. CHAPTER XIV Mother's Hope air was tremulous with music from dough for me. Prooklyn Rapid Tren-s- it closed two points off last night the Viennese and the Magyar bands The perplexity of in the cafes. At the entrance was a in New Yorlck." Jebb solved itself. He heard a rus- circle where stood a naval monuCheckless repeated more news: tle and Minima came to him as ment on a stone column with bronze "Now the newspapers say the Kink swiftly as she had vanished. He prows protruding. It reminded Jebb of England comes to Carlsbad next greeted her with effusion: of the entrance to Central Park via mont. Now he names de odds on s dls afternoon." "Thank heaven, you came, for I Columbus Circle and its monument de But Jebb was not interested in was Just M He longed to be there again, and Jebb had a "I came to beg that you forgeeve above all be longed to have Minima Hungarian horse-raceIsto see this Margaret's curiosity me for to be so rude to you. Jebb there with him. been had where land and he Cynthia Effendi has been so kind to me. It "Jebb Effendi goes to Budapest together. Hera George Checkless is to heem I owe that I am free. thees to find the little child. took pleasure in acting as Vergil to I am very bad. I have not the right Could evening not help by to go too?" I his Dante. They crossed a heavy to be angry that "You could of course you could, bridge to the huge em"Deceived you. Say It!" said Jebb but but I could take you with erald set in the tarnished gold of hardly humbly, but she would not accept me." the Danube. the word. He found himself in a rose gar "Why?" "That he did not tolled me the "Don't you see? don't you real-ire-? den and here as his nostrils wid things I have no right to know. Let it would it would be unfair ened over the fragrance, his arm us be friends once more yes? Tell to you; it would be compromising." was suddenly clutched by a peasant me you forgeeve me for to be jeal"If you do not want me" evidently a gardener, who bombardous." "Oh!" The sight of her distress ed him with a shower of gutturals "Oh. don't- -" he was going to say; unnerved him; his love was at his which he supposed to be peasant "don't stop being jealous of me!' very lips. But he could not say Hungarian. but he caught himself. "What's the matter with the old anything without saying everything. There was no time to explain or When they reached the hotel it boy?" Jebb asked Checkless. "Does to let Minima escape. Miss Lud-la- was so late that he had no more he think I'm going to carry off his was at Jebb's elbow with the than time to make his train, and she garden?" check folded and palmed, as if It less than time to dress for the OpAt length the interpreter interpret were a slight tip. She pretended to era, which begins at seven in Vi- ed: "He says how dare you came shake hands with him and left the enna. here." "Isn't It a public garden?" . money as she released the clasp: So their good-bwas a mere ex "Yes, but he says that you came "There you are, Mr. Pier Dr. change of hearty promises to meet in the here a mont' or so ago and bringed Jebb, and I can never thank you again, and a short band-gria little girl vit you. and then valk crowded hotel corridor. enough." off and leave her to strangers to "Don't thank me at all er er Jensister Of course, that evening Miss Ludlam, may I present to you nie let slip an allusion to the pathetic protect" To Checkless' amazement this heimay I present to you Miss Manous accusation seemed to fill Jebb dame for heaven's sake, hanim ef-with delight He embraced the fendim, what is your name? She's gardener and treatmy dearest friend on earth, but I ed him as a long-lodon't know her namel" prodigal. "I am Madame Minima Janghlr. CHAPTER XV I did take my father's name." Miss Ludlam was staring with both ears at this mysterious converAfter much parley, Checkless sation. She was as much interested pieced together the man's fragmenin Minima as Minima in her. Each tary story into this narrative: ' "He says one day in the afterwas exotic to the other. Miss Ludlam sat down and motioned the othnoon, you are came here vit a nice er two to sit little gyermek child, and he makes To explain this ring legend himself notice of her, she is so pretty, and was intolerable, so Jebb rose and she loves his flowers so. He cannot said: understand it vat she say, but he "Won't you two talk to each other loves her because she is so lovlnk a few moments, while I go find out for his roses. But you did look tired about the trains to Budapest? I and sick and you sit on a bensh must take the first one." and go like you take a little Bleep. "The little girl she plays all the Seeing that Minima was afraid and deeply troubled either at this time and talks vit the gardener. He news or at being left with her supdoes not know what lengwitch she posed rival, Jebb added: speaks it but they make signs and become grand friends. She helps "And perhaps Miss Ludlam will tell you the story of the ring." him trim the rosehedge, and gets vit the thorns sticked, but is very brave Then he decamped, leaving Minima very erect and disdainful toward and does not make a cry ink. In Miss Ludlam. When he came back stead she makes such a laughink! the story had evidently been told, "Soon a lady and gentleman is sit for the two women had their heads on another bensh and watches the close together and were on cordial little girL and they call her and she terms. He said: talks by them. But they are not un ChecMess .pieced together "I find there is a train at 6:48 derstanding her either. The man is the man's story. fragmentary my old friend the Orient Express. It take her on his lap and lets her gets me to Budapest an hour before affliction of poor Dr. Jebb, thinking listen his watch, and they tell the midnight I think I'd better take Minima knew of it; and of course gardener they weesh God had to it There's just time enough for a Minima extorted the whole story them a little child gavs like that good drive about Vienna before train from her before they parted. "Long time the child plays here. time. Would you care to go?" As she crept into her bed her and then she makes a looking for Minima was willing enough to go heart was full of pity for her be- you. But you are not there. You anywhere with Jebb, and she asked like another Jacob had gone out of sight The little loved, wrestling only time enough to get a hat and with a ghostly enemy, but her heart girl is afraid, but she tries not to a wrap. When she was gone, Jennie with a radiant happi- cry. The lady and gentleman stay a Ludlam, who could see through a rejoiced, toe, millstone with a hole In It and ness, since now her Intuition told long while to keep her brave, for had guessed at once that Jebb and her that mis. and no other cause or they say all the time you surely Minima were infatuated, lingered to person, was the reason for his as come back. Then the lady and say, Ve take her to our perity with her. say: house and if you see the man you such a "She's a perfect dear and Also in Pest there Is a Hotel Bris tell him we got the child.' beauty! I'll take care of her for you "The gardener says, You better while you are In Budapest Your tol, and Jebb woke there the next generosity to me was princely. I morning. He had not been long in tell the police, too.' And they say. wish I could repay it in some way Budapest before he learned that the Yes, they tell the police; but all l but you are so rich. When you come was, as Minima had the same they like to keep the baby. back I have a scheme which might imagined, an island in English, "Long times go by and the garinterest you as a physician; though. Margaret's Island. But though it dener ia almost forgetted it alL I dare say you don't practice any split the Danube, it lay so far to the When today comes you again and he more; but perhaps you would tend north that he could not see it from has got such a big mad at you he me your advice. This is for charity, his window. wants to fight it It is you too." He took his breakfast at one of the are looking for a child and you On a sudden impulse, be made on the promenade, one look like a mans Vat looses a child." her sit down, and told her briefly the of the that have never "I am the man," said Jebb; "I story of his curse, his other person- closed since they first opened. It was ill, and I wandered away in a ality, the loss of the child, and his gave Jebb untold relief to find Engarrival in Turkey. And her sympa- lish the favorite language of the thy came in a rush of warm thoughts town, the affectation of the Magyar. Show implied in a pressure of his hand, a He had not finished his breakfast took of compassion, and a few when a man at the next table ad' Narcotics, such as tobacco and alwords: dressed him in a rather thick "I understand. I had a brother, lect and Introduced himself as a dia cohol, dampen the fires of the brain. a younger brother Wentworth was Test tube experiments with though his name was his name he would have been about even when he minced brain tissue and slices of unpronounceable, your age now, and he would have handed Jebb his card with a legend the cortex, the "thinking" part of been a great man if if it's about a the brain, which show this hitherto of line like a pied type: memorial to him that I want to talk unsuspected effect were described Gyorgy Czeklesz. to you some day oh, be glad, that asked to He Jebb call him before the British Association for you have at least half a life left to the Advancement of Science, by Dr. you, Dr. Jebb, and don't despair. "George Checkless" for short and J. H. Quastel, Oxford university He bedisfor without in easy. explained, You have helped so many tress. You have helped me. You can, ing asked, that he had been swept The brain, like every other part you shall help numberless others. into America on one of those tidal waves that nearly depopulated many of the body, serves as a furnace in And perhaps some day" He looked a "God bless you!" but an Hungarian village; he had be which sugars and starches, the fuel come naturalized, had prospered. of life, are "burned" by means of he said: "She is coming now." And be rose and returned to his country with the oxygen carried in the blood stream. This process provides the Yankee ideas. to meet Minima. some After conversation desultory energy for mental activities. Even said: and Sister Jennie rose, too, in relatively low concentrations. Dr. "You're a vision, my dear. And Mr. Checkless rose with a: I to "Excoose, and go please. got Quastel explained, the narcotics to called is Dr. Jebb since Budapest greatly inhibit the consumption by tor a day or so, I want you to go bear de newspaper." "Hear the newspaper!" the cerebral cells of certain of the with my brother and me to the "Sure. Ve sot a telephone news breakdown products of the sugars Opera tonight" Ain't you heard him? Come and starches notably the blood suMinima accepted with a bashful paper. once." listen gar glucose and the pyruvic acid out gratitude, and Jebb and she set He led Jebb to a telephone-lik- e which is one of the intermediary for their drive. affair on the wall and putting the substances In the Along the broad glory of the receiver to Jebb's ear watched while over the Danube by the Jebb listened to a clear voice spill process. The explanation probably is to be Aspern Bridge, and down the ing consonants lavishly: the horses galloped. "You don't understand it? No? Let found, Dr. Quastel said, in some bi the Prater the turmoil was gay. me listen." physiological substance, as yet unwhich Is extremely sendiscovered, The colonnades a and He took tar Jebb's long ewildcring. place sitive to the narcotics and which if chestnut trees in the tied expression came over him. -- ere choked with "Dcre goes anudder bunch of acts as a carrier of hydrogen in the people. And the 14 Youth fades; love droops; the leaves of friendship fall; a moth- er's secret hope outlives them all. Holmes. tragl-ridiculo- horse-race- INDIGESTION Senntionil fr lndiMtiao Raliaf ami Out Anc Proves It ant daw af UUi piMMut-tH(If On tlttto Mack tablet oeaaa.t hrlnf joa ths faitaet and bum tanmleia relief roe bin anerienred Mnd bottle back to at and get DOUBU MUNKl BACK, nit IMU-- 1 wlflfh fluldi M M w aourlaung loads ioa B4UO. EKS BMI11HW aoa nun hanalaaa ul lata aatd. For kert- M ultra CMIIM p feel sour and sinewra nuioi Mkin niw anma slek au avar innT ON DOBS of BaU-a- m tao rauat. Bt From Want to Want That man is never happy Is for the present so true that all his relief from unhappiness is only forgetting himself for a little while. Life is a progress from want to want, not from enjoyment to enjoyment. Johnson. s. he" m . y p HORSES AND A ' SLOW-BURNIN- G CIGARETTE1. THAT fi MEANS CAMELS THERE MILDER, COOLER, AND 4 MORE FRAGRAN-TNEVER WEAR OUT THEIR WELCOME 4 Piggy McMantu, Expert Horsewoman PEGGY of horse horses... her picking uses plenty plenty of common sense ia pick fag her cigarette. Like millions of g others, she finds that a slower-burnin- cigarette gives more mildness and coolness, and smokes with a full, rich flavor and fragrance. So Peggy smokes Camels, for Camels burn slower, give more pleasure per puff and mora puffs per pack. la raceat laboratory tests, banted 25 slower than the avoraga of the 15 other of the UrgMt-selag brands tested slower thaa any of them. That aiaaas, oa ths average, a smelting plus equal to CAMELS B. earth-smudge- st gen-tlema- ns Margit-Szige- s; coffee-hous- es coffee-hous- SMOKES 7ERPACK d es fellow-- bio-chem- EXTRA COOLNESS, EXTRA FLAVOR. brain-burnin- SLOW-BURNI- NG COSTLIER TOBACCOS Haupt-Alle- Ring-itrasse- , Prat-rstrass- e e much history In such essence. "So! Den all yet got to do it is to find the gentlemans and lady vat keeps the child in cold storatcb and say: 'Here ve are again.' " "We must find them at once. What was their name?" On hearing the question translated, the gardener made them wait e and while he went to the brought from his coat a soiled and wrinkled card bearing this, and this only: NIKOLAI POGODIN Machines-a-ecrir- e Flaubert VARSOVIE ET PARIS tool-hous- Checkless gleaned from this: "He is a Rossian name, and he sells French typewriters in Poland." "I see that" said Jebb. "But this does not tell where he lives in Budapest; ask him." The gardener turned the card over and put an earthy finger on a penciled address on the back of the card. But it had been blurred till nothing was legible but "Pension ky . . . Ulloiut" -said Jebb. Who is Ulloi-ut?- " "He is a street one of the longest streets in Pest" Thri sardener could remember nothing- more. The number of the bouse had been there, but it was rubbed off bis memory as weu as the card. Abruptly Checkless was smitten with an idea. "I got it" he said. "Ve go to the telephone newspaper and tell them they got to tell everybody in Budapest all about it and maybe sure somebody telephones to the office something about it" The vocal advertisement was ac cepted for its news value without charge and put upon the wires while they waited. - The rest of the day Jebb spent in wandering up and down Ullol street studying every house and seeing in each one a den where Cynthia was incarcerated. He dined with Checkless at the Bristol. When they had ordered dinner, Checkless went to telephone He came to the telephone-pape-r. back beaming: "A man has called up the paper and says he knows somet'lnk. They give him this address and he comes here any minute." At last a hotel servant brought a man who had asked for Jebb at the desk. Jebb asked Checkless to tsk the man to sit down and feast The stranger answered rather petulant ly for himself: "Ain't I got any English?. Ain't I gone to New York many times?" "You are not Mr. Pogodin, then.1 "Me him? If I was I should yoomp Into the Donan. He is one dam1 reskeL that faller. My name is Las-zl- o Pataky, proprleting the Pension Pataky, rates reasonable, food sub lime." Mr. Pataky was a man of great He was chiefly imexcitability. pressed with the fact that Mr. and Mrs. Pogodin had gone away owing him money, and that they bad refused to pay for a vase and a pitcher the child had broken. When Jebb offered to pay for the breakages of Cynthia, Mr. Pataky became almost amiable. 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