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Show P. 4.t000toto4,tor000tt ' . ' . i . .. . 1 '.4. i; ,moo ! ' , :.- ' Copyright 1915 by James Hay, Jr., All Rights Reserved, Including that of Translation into Foreign Languages, Inc paper Syndicate. - 1.! I I This interesting story began in The Saturday News of March 11, Back numbers can be ob1910. tained at the News Mee at b cents oath. ' - , - , - ' 't: t ; red-lase- ' , ; " :1 4 l'il! , t - , 1 "Sut t, kg r "Quite." Mannereley turned no his heel ' There came Into enlithIP Vika inUlth ettlitillind to prolong the interview. "At toast" he said sharply. -- you will s, permit me to eV you my reasons for , Melting thia final appeal to youpar- 4 twang there is connected , tioularty It with It a warning." 'a Atassoroley,, tselng Mtn gain. ap;peered affronted. 21 "A, greenlet ?" :;......!!,;2 "Intr. Whet" amended Smith. 'It of what we intend to do." totemsA ' The congressman knew enough of , ..t.,', ,, what Smith had don. already. If there 0. . was ettosethIng more coming. it would ..or s, do too harm for him to know It "Go ahead!" He assumed indiffer,.:' , s it t-- , r, 1 1. i ' .. moo& the thing after...1 ward. said:&stetting "Whoa Smith began to talk. he hes' immediateli clothed In the marVot of staossity. There warn upon him He was the remality of eariw.tn. unerowned king." ., The agitator's figure lammed. all of a .; sadden. more erect. The feeling back s of hie word. eisteallad his featuresAtto floor pattern. "Then Mr. Manamoley." he mid. "I oak you and your committee to report favorably the resolution authorizing this saistradment to the Condonation. I lt of yeti. Mot. for ftnancial rea4 g aesstesosey." waved his hands widely. Mit J., wee pereassive. "Tbst appeals to evarybody--snone; 31q.. ;1 r- i - t- i',: 1,,:; ik,.: ;, Pt- - ao - 1 1 ;.''...t:;::7,?. I , ; I ..pl; , e fi , 'A ' ' G'i 1,1, 6, 1 ..sy! i 1;.' q :3 ;P:,.. i J3 - You to do , (Continued from last BaturdaY) CRAMER TEN. Manners ley's bearing had In it nothlog of cordiality. Halting after a step tato the room. he looked at the agltater coldly, without either welcome. or inquiry. Smith greeted "Good morning." "Well. its, said, "what is it?" W&Lbar. still lounging in his chair and wistching the scene intentiy. that insult In the congressman a voice stung eolith a little too much. lie was sfradd the agitator would lose Ds went to control of tho situation. his relief. he Mitchell," 'By the way. )jr. drawled. aa if trying to grasp a hazy rattelleetion: "where was it you tended boort" each of Mitchell. burly. It'a fat features a ritetiort definition a man do for list whisky may when bombed dolls, In regular po.time scowted. Mile DrIWIley. by aa heroic effort. saved heraelf from nicker. Esen Smith moiled before he replied to liannerity'a question: "1 have tome to make a lam appeal to you for action by this committee os the prohibition amendment." Mitchell. maintaining his attitude : hook of the congresenutn. devoted hie to Smith. Waller's smile heti atteottott not been effected by the scowl. "Tot know my position on that." : Maoservitty answered curtly. And you know the position of a majority of Vj the committee. It's useless to discuss : lt." - your ethers in puttint I out of the way because the own il the public of caring for the crime. 'the paupertem, and the insanity caused i by tincohol is more than two btilion !dollars every year. Two billions every !year for housing and feeding thatandle clothing the world of wreckage of (hithe work of rumtwo billion evert twelve months! And the llier liquor bill of this country, the mere purchase price of the alcohol that is bought by the drink and in bottle and barrels. is two billion dollars a year. Two billion every twelve months for the tuff that Is drunk! ;There stone you have four billion& Ah. 'don't IMI1411 your contempt! Those are 'figure that even the whialo- Peoltie or nver have been able to disprove rombat. They are of official and mediH-al record. Nothing can go behind them. Add to that the reduced the untimely deaths, the careers ruined and rut short. the lack and you have the of employment. grand. commanding total of aix billion of dolare a yeareix billion a Year as the tribute this country pays to alcohol!" blitchell. .hitting from one foot to the other, shrugged hie big shoulders and laughed. Smith. extending hi right band withIightning5 like- rapidity: accutoot him: Too (anent deny it! It ham IlieVT That tol been denied successfully! what you. and the men like yo O. take away from the American people every biplane of dollars. lox times yearsix more than is used to pay all the expenses of running this government for a year." He turned to Mannereley hie head xthrown slightly bark. hie chest panded. hie tense right arm compellattention. ing "That's the money argument. Secondly, I present this thing e to you from its moral enact& Ninety-tivper cent of all the cases of lawlemeneee and crime that crowd our court dockets today were clouted by men being put back to lower level of mentality and emotionalism by the use of whisky. Ponder that In your spare moments! Out of the whisky bottles haa come PI per cent of our national diegrace!" Monnereley stirred uneasily. like a soldier who realises for the flrat time that bulleta are failing too close about him. "Oh." he said impatiently. "I don't believe all this 'tuft" '"Fhen," Smith challenged him, big voice sharp and quick, you don't bea and lieve that have been published time and again, and never controverted." He advanced & step nearer to the congremonan. "Finally." he look up the story he had come to tell, "I speak in the name of charitythe women and the children." His smile wag at the same time an almond and a denunciation. "Mr. MannereleY, every evil thing that haa been wiped out of existence has tone to deetruction before the awful strength of woman's tears. Have not our women wept enough? Every lovely thing that has coma into the world hao been builded out of the fabric of women'a dreams. Are not the dreams of the women to be realized? la this evil thing. ILO in all the others, the prayer, of the kneeling women will avail. Their tears cannot be denied. Their dreams moat be fulfilled." Mannereley started to Interrupt but his attitude Smith, his voice heroic,. wept on, refusing to be quieted. Two member of the bowie and oak y. , - y. e facte---fact- bell-lik- e, . pi i ; ,,:;- ;',:: Lii 11 ; , ',i s.:, I 1 "' A z, ' .4 .r .1 ; 1 ' 1 4:' I 1 e - ' 4 I1I,,.- ;, ;,,,, I, , , I' ) I I ! . ! . P, ! t i .. 4 ;' t i ..., P If'., ' temper. ifftillar treKabflity distertosi lam Inability appetite. tO eneweetrate the attention of any prelangyed perio& dIsl.ii. hcart tr.Sipalpitation. cold ntremetiet biu," et the limbs, pains in biack. and kiesAaches are all signs' of a rya. SWIM weakened nervous system ir respective of the sloe and looks of the Patient. The proper course to overcome this condition is along the lines of regular living. temperance in stingy and drinkin g. moderate habits. and Iba evoidence. as far as possible. of agpoeur to overexciting Influences cases out of ten. however. le direct nerve nourishment In the form of Cadomene Tablets will he reThe reason is plein. eviired Tablets repretent a Cadomne natural Nerve and Thiene food and r for which the brain. allortlitr e'n7d and the nerves of the whole system have a special need I g . !,:,: . , - g t i 1 1 4 r9 I,, 1 :' I41. .- - 1 11'. ' .r. ' , i iti : ii I1 i; of r t,11 ' ., : ! . 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But. of still "And on I thing trouble tell it to ,!,."."' de, youartytiting disagree- - only four cards. Ho shuffled the Iwith trected by the sound of the discussion. I that trairedios. of ell the sorrow. ofthea able more :had opened the corridor door and igreateet I have ever sten is that peck grew sullen. slowly the seat Item. as if he calculated bow much money he "of course not." what la it 3ou wen were standing . silent, caugnt up by bigeotrong mas who 'sees his only son the imperious scene. Neither ruined before his eye& and he unable! "Ail the same." ho said, shaking would have lost If he had been play- know?" be replied resentfully. t ' You know what I want to Intel or Smith knew that they were to help. That's the trouble about thelhands with bmith, ''rm (otos to 1,,ok ing for real money. He was in the midst of hia fifth Waller commanded him there. Waller wrote about It after- MOW Who drinks- - To him It is noth- - him up. I wait to me him again. nutter-1- ,i 'an idea to hate I'd beady-eye- d like interview when man ward for his paper. the tell game. it to me. What docrisply, the He endures physical ing. )ou lik "Think of it. Mr. Mannersley!" his log. and. under the (aim ideas the &Whin, I'd like to know why has hero, reached down slowly. and. pulling his about John Smithr word, rang Out. "You stand there, a rebel rives him. he 'schools himeelf- wily he wee in Mannersivre rooma shoes toward him. begaa to put them "Nothing." "Don't Lie! is whisky agent at your beg, and utilize to a perfect indifference toward criti- shy he wanted to see Mitchel. His on. When be had them on and had laced them up, he rose to his feet. In your official position to uphold the clout. Hut those who love him, sh. eyes commend my attontioar simpon. Smith laughed. There was flow little beads of perspir:thing that stereos children and Im- Wailer, there is the sublimation of "You'll be throwing away your ation on his now. Nobody said anypoverishes menth thing that some grief. The ones who love himwife. day may break the hearts of your own !father, mother. esterthey are tbe time," be advioed.-thing, but the policeman went to the "ob. no." Waller. now dawn the door in a leisurely manner, locked it. daughters. It is nestles to deny it. It of mortification, vain regret, is folly to call it by any other name. 'victims; They see theism:pa laughed back at hint. "He'll and dropped the key into his pocksluh The statistics of investigators and the ,oneers nod the grief. of the neighbors.lte interesting. Oates of the most fa- et. he bad rimmed his place voice of your own conscience must be reolize the ruin pity on the side' of the bed, the man with that Is being done. teresting charsictet3 I ever oneountIn accord. There is no escape from it! And the coon of power who see their !sired were murderers."' the red cravot sank back into the It la written on the fete of this cou- Sena it tog downstream. striking the armchair and laughed awkwardly. It committee aIAPTER wLiz whisky, the thing you defend. rooks. being battered. their strength was the first sound that had come ntrythat a mkitntw I. our national disgrace, our foe. and knocked out of them, their mentality do you Smith. sorbing that evening at his from anybody's mouth. our degradation. I have given you my l hate who shuftheones d Waller. finishing that game, art "I've told you once," Sunssee apartment. found &wafting him destroyedthey curse whisky. you know that,, ter front Edith Mallon. money. the gin. the argumentsthe end began dealing shifty eyes lookedI at both Wolin fled the card a misery. I ask you; what is your any- tdon't you!" In the !the policeman. He toll her afterward: was It "Not a aunt. Thg, oppresaive again. wer ?" "It Is the only real love letter ever room. , The man they were visiting honeet." "Certainly." the nworapPr men He fell back a step. naitina. Mies .ogreed. of things he written." He was began to look swiftly from one to the : Wellor betas to pump questtou Doweite. surrenderion to the spelt of had seen in tho thinking courts. storm, it tram Signed "Edith Mallon," and, other. Fear got hold of his feature him. what he had geld. placed her arma on the had heard In pollee nooses of death anti aiTivott preference or Introatiettoti, unmistakably. "Why did you come to Wash11,41 the desk and. lowering her face into in the divorce courts. Is what it said: absorbed still ChoHiewoille. this When ton?" them. sobbed. The sob aqta &Malt a -"I found two such fathers in New in the cards, was in the midst of his wen. f might as well be here Fate? groan. Th group in the corridor Torkertat' men. posers in the too became eleventlt,dameicIncatratin door-wawas mot ion ierw,Atite 'UV au at ere great. ,tres et orid000T ott, it ritro....it Jig a mechanical e "You're 'owe d piece talk about ambition and ,:c,e,a. and reddened dean the -sixer "Pay!' ventured the man In the rent You?" Arid the right of permonal achievement, btu. wee el si "aid end of courage. you take the field. fellows do "What "Yes." you ty," Mannereley answered him. his done. when a man too'-- for And. .and against armchair, want'?" "Kaor do any work?" voice cold and cynical. his manner re- hies got to find tt within the hap!oniun., it.cur wails In. enfilade of adverse circumstance. no alma that made The 'Whenever I can get it." policeman luctant. as if he argued unsiiiingly of his own tonne. if le oese't he An4 . wearing all the armour of self. had heard. "Where do you get ',Air money with the man confronting nita. "the finds it nowhere Terse two futhera., faith decieri tne camp of yestereay's he Wailer beand his finished did you get the molter te Where game right of personal liberty, which is the robbed of their mow:et-todesoolied oucests to rush the remper's of togan to shuffle again before he glanc- for this' room keystone to the arch of our govern- ot their eons. have give,i wo-- toe money day ii suecene. man bad who the toward "I got it working in mu ment, our democracy? What of that?" to finance this marvit to Washington., You. torn in the lore ynu learnel ed casually with the suggestiofl Wiest Virginia. That's where l Indignation took hold of John Smith thin calomel demonstration that most from trtnelv nights end hurgered spoken.rourse you'll tell us." It"' indignation and scorn. make Congress do the right thing." dacic. horst Cie Ocrids of sightless "Tell yOU what," "When are you going awny "Personal liberty!" he made the e "How much have they given you?" !yetris. break down the barriers man took a bril- here?" The heady-eye- d phrase a scourge. "An argument for enie million: 'der' hive Molt. and fling into the lap minion dollars. bordered handkerchief from defied him: murder and a motto for anarchists! Think of that!" Mis eyes took on a tor life a liantly Simpson -inaeoveryand - men cry his pocket and mopped his purplieh The cry of the coward---th- e Whenever I get good and of new splendor. Irate! wanted he had as if did Ho it face. the rascal! Mr: Mannersley. isrefuge laughed again. hen will Wailer stopped deal still his oyes i 01. 11,th bleeding fingers &nil to do it for a lOnt time. he said. "You're you realize that there la no such !Weller bulging. aching heart and ineomitable wile John sa personal liberty? When will thing "Whet you know shout you don't trli me whet you. "A million dollars!" he echoed. The crush from the rockoribbee hilie their and those like you. understand that You Smith. knew about Smithnaturally" stores of goldand Sten vey Fete. thing's impossible!" I don't know any- Iknow Don't lie. Tell it to me. nowhere under the stars of h "Look here tell you the 'money's In the bank. YOU. persuirg Through the years the Smith." ean there be such a thing as personal fie"I hundred John and 11(1,Ve. or out you go tonight1thousand from each Of !fading tints of sunset. and hunting for thing about anymovements exceedingWaller. his 411061 going to make me gor liberty in the gentle in which you have a million for each one a dimmer puroles irt the eups of Juirt profaned it? Non. of us can do themhalf the down card. laid ly languid. wallet Jerked his linger I as he pleases. Each of us is bound made all their milltiohnse taehinblestihnatthherrl rielrete hardg wauntiospected ne of Art a pushed his hat back a trifle no his Fienner. the forehead, to many others by the golden chains; of mouths. It is not so end. leaning, forward, character." eats er". to irate! struck the ner'Suspicious duty. the beautiful bonds of swo- all. picked up his cane and blow laconically. You. capturing the women who beady-eyeacross tpathy. Separate its and we are grains man a sharp Simpson s halfpont rage of sand. blow hither and thither by la :Then explain to me what your plan made a meek of men. take and wear the knees. fort ta her forever like a rose upon your the winde of ertidnese. mere shadows said. languor still in he lie!" "Pool Thrill. by God! he 1.414 In a few words: The rail- - breastand He did it again the cry ta irate! that pas. and leave behind nothing road I I tell you voter. I11 ley. dos i were willing to There is no Fateno Atropos to hieThe that is good. nothing that le strong. crate presidente struck been had who man about John Smith et hintwith anythine i rut the thread of your endeavorno You are your brother'n keeper. Deny as he gained other Smith. You guy!, are In his foot. in pato- - 'blind woman's skirt behtnd which th he said. lumped The railroads." mg" that, and you deny all decency. all Init. -- don't like drunkenneet any more the uprisht postore, the policeman Walter examined (hi p Mackeoat of and defeat may sprang government. all civilization You are than I do. Drunken men have at him and thrust him hack We for a long time Then be killed i hide. You arefailure a inheriby conqueror You brother's your are!" keeper. etraightenod his hot on his hcts, people and caused more wrecks, lanes, put here to fight to besiege. into the chair. He paused, hie right hand dropping more Waller laid down the rane and stood meditativo. swinging he than all th rotten brutal's. defective 'to in the chargenot to oil took thunder to his side. the in orders In front of him and card. up niestaken train sloaly. Ad el to Idle ease ammw the flowers al- ignallt "Bo that's what you had to Darr "Oh. yes. you Ito." he mild. world. You know more than SO essidy blooming. sudden hie hand,I shot out and to but snatch front Manneraley attempted to disregard the The I purpligh rapped itinipeon's knees for the "I tell you don't!" big railroad companies in this country the high cliffs of impossibility blos-him. And ond time. today have it as a rule that whenever .soms closer to the gardens that the face astiiimed a mottled look. Smith smiled a little weextly. I ain't going to stand for this! Comdrink he a an seen is taltine "Tell mo!" he thundored. employee tinsels keep, "Surely." he said. "it is enough?' is at, once diecharged. assault. and a cop here with Efficiency The voice. more than the The thing called Fate in the solti of ing ain man "Quite." the congressman replied doesn't come out of the bottle." own room!" in his the flight of ingWaller turned slowly toward the frightened Simpson. dryly. "And. of course. it doesn't The railway expert had made the i wings, stronger than knee." he ..I wouldif I We shell not calculations. thsn the blows of ac- change the situation. few thousand a For to God! geg "Honest a rident. a heaven star. policeman. in the resolution. You know dollars over &million he could report radian, the him "show said. to he "Fienner," You bring fly cop, nog Ithickly. i that." with promise. Washington a crowd of 37.5ee men,- huh( "You won't?" you will. you can bend the frame picture." I' unbuttoned hie oat aI.- Int ifFortune The the goer in to stalked policeman Waller There wee in Smith's tone the prom- dad women. each mate haring-D- That and on the palsied a i hang wee 4d 'took front his brimet-porkgation and representation. ise of menace.. would do. seeuring the en,.1,- - , limb. of peatiny a robe more for. photograph. which ha held up an that bark. what. he said he "rienner. it tut. ng than the world has ever seen. Mannereley, checking the move he ortan- .- , genus the other could see it. It was a woos tonight... had made to turn away, laughed. at oration of :A l the prohibitio ntoroithe.-You are your own tomorrow. man. beady-moof to the tte legtined over to PA gtt photograph him: There le no irate. Flenner to 4i...triton the tickets and to incite "Where Oa you get that," asked and. bendingstepped tapped him et. down, "certainly not!" He entente the work read it three times, before he the original of the picture. his dotter on the chest. 'Thenone moment. Mr. Manners-Icy- ! "We pay for thesmoothly. t.f it down and answered: to went Waller put the window W'll put this resolution through 37.000." he concluded.transporistion "You're not wanted m this "nut of a little room In a Me. waving Myth his to look down on the lighted streets. the house, through Conngrees. In spite arms somewhere else or I Its now! "The faith of women,'" he said. in white, marble building at the corner see' that of you! Do not delude yourself with ancl as he always did when excited; If you're here at (let Fourand the of cause. fever the a the reverent Avenue power of whisper; "their wonderful the ide that eight lir ten men can of Pennsylvania oclock In the morning. you'll excitement. the righteousneee of the faith!" teenth laireet. where police head- down to Occoquan. whers they mei stand in the way of the wishes of the of the nation. Your committee will hold its thing. will bring as many more. They quarters is locatedout CHAPTER THIRTEEN. you do a lot of work for from first meeting In the first week of De- will come from everliehere. Gallery. gotrus's food. ChiMaine to the Pacific coast. from percepbecame face mottled Near the foot The of cember, the beginning of the next ram. to New firleens. The whole tie- - nue. Oi few hundredPennsylvania more puffy. of Congress. And we will make tion will fro tibly mtha yards knock on the Capitol's doors- loace Monument, there Cr. email homanner changed entirely. elteleve WW1 you report that resolutioncompel I You will report it because, on The thing. tell you. is irresistible!" tels where a man with no baggage His languor and boredom slipped you! will be outer "What this day and a very Little money may secure foraormmehnitm anselfiwthadtreput goutricke.n the day of your meeting, there will , about it:" cs "No goo . Thursday. the leth of December.' be on the outside of the Capitol thoulodging of a sort. In a back room "'Why that day?" on the third floor of one of these sodden. as be slapped the oards down rievinor. "You go!" sands, tens upon tens of thousands, of That will be the regular meeting 1,,,,,,,tricie, s person with beady ayes on the table sad wheeled full-famen and women demanding that you thhs man. day of the committeec on amendments lolled in a rickety armchair. -t do this thing." )::e:drloo.uo:. vedrr his toward the beedr-eye- t, to the constitution." said Incisively. He turned. with one of his illashlike be hers!" feet "Pee on the stockinged table "What part of all this can I pub- - in front of term resting movements, toward Waller. Your nant14.2 Plimpson, and you did lie had unbuttoned ago. Califorota his years flowered vast. which let time to "Thant your story for tomorrow. ash?" All of le exeept the story shout the the vividly (To he continued newt full expense of his garish rod Now don't try any funny business Waller," he declared. exultation in his donors of the money. Just say that cravat riot down his manner. "In chest. He had little more than million has been given by men in.- removed his month from today the multitude. the the derby hat. His purplish tereeted in the movement. They matte face had assumed a deeper hue than troopers of temperance. from every that condition." as usual. and. be Inhaled and blew state in the Union, will thunder at the They- out the emoks of a thought a moment. doors of the Capitol. will drive this hadWailer cigarette. the crossed the plaza and were turn- sound of his breath was committee to do the will of the pub- line down atentoroute the street to the north of occasionsily a emit& lic." aspraagasa of to on the Capitol grounds the way animal without moved comfort, the diatigured Mannersley. making any office. in a peculiar way. On the sort of a reply. turned away and went Smith'. oleach the biggest features "It's unprecedented, whole. beet' into his office with Mitchell. the with peroon the boadY newsthe in of its kind history." was eyes the door closed. the congress-mate- s thing belt at enjoying lit.. lie paper mans sons of the dramatic- mum voice was heard: the verdict. "Why it will be betThere had been no ' wartdng seise "Craxy talk! He hasn't the money gave The crowd. an ter than inauguration te- ---" any kind In the corridor outside of it will be beyond description." of when ittntth turned again to Waller. He effect will win the fight." Smith said, tato the door opened, disclosing the "It was uplifted still by the "regality of and figure of )tr. Charlos Waller. his confidence unqualified. earnest flees," without ceremony. entered the He was not dismayed by the im. who, , room. Ho bad never appeared quit. "Money!" be triumphed. 'They've used that against us always. Rut mentse amount of detail work that it neceseitatevi. Keening his eyes always TAllattn:r4nidt: qUilieteseel"mseallowb. sorreelqutiot.tre they're through with thatthfongh! on the final result. the intermediate I'm not afraid of their money. Money! did not worry him in the least. point of extinction. As he stood for a i I've got money myself nowoceano of etagee moment. the room and its! Tie solved had the problem. That was occupant, surveying it Their peetilence can no longer enough. he even neglected to awing on oar thrive cane. his Life. it poverty. IJohn South seemed. rested upon build.. office entrance to At his the the money to beat them!" 1have He paused. eonscious for the first ne he paused. waiting for Waller to nirrtirwaSablifrodielonw' ad a by uniformed that the group in the doorway 'peak. I ii itime hung tell you something." Chollie- - policeman, who closed the door quiet-- 1 on his words. collie drawled. a little reluctant to in- ..- ly. The men In the armehair did not CH VIER ELIA I:N. crude his advice. "I've a suggestion. lit merely looked at the in- "Tell it- to me," Smith said heartily. spe.tit Wailer and Smith were walking There was the picture for he e4141. swirling his rare !ruder. 'Well.to the east of three minuteehe with the beaII,athcen 7, 47611'71V tih'ieatzar way from th ilovey before him like a pendulum-- toI Piny dy eyes motioniese and silent. Waller l if flow words. his of the late VERILY A PROPHET IS NOT WMIOUT House 'Mb', building toward the Hid. le,gr'el still and and the itoileo- rinnlyir this fight I wouldn't man like interrogative. tator' office. On a rite 'Utile. fool with this committee any longer." Man in the SAVE IN HIS OWN COUNTRY.' !walked, they could see the goldRhey chair Inhaled a puff of smoke and dome "What would you do?" of th Library of Congress' toppinc vcalrb.d Ms visitor.. sumo ons of "I'd Each the member. have waited the russet trees., and on their left siton-- tnen on side. rise on the floor of for speech from the other, There the portico ano-- steps where the presi- the iinu.e)aur and inove to discharge the aaanOne dents,. newly Oected and Stirroundo,' Waller WWI the find to move. He conekie'retyin from further by the pomp and milltito display of of the resolution and to Pitiai the res,,, 4tetkPed forward slowly and, iti a man- ,their eio,intry, take the oath tot their dition ner that tad the air of extreme con- tit once" 'high offn.e. Automobiles anti peitestreflected. grasped the ankles of the ' eiith Wane hi..4-- the monotony of the at -heady-- yed man and do would Thai '07" it. wouldn't be removed the i feet expanse d aslit.a!t. and occantiotnaliv said Mt la$h tenni the table. Detroit, Mich, March 11, 1916. The Man in a member hint'. Smith and Walter, submitted to that without Mr. L. R. Eccles, "Why, of course. The house ,ilil the chair knew spoke to them on passing. have to vote on Quit motion. l'rclet ,yien ot either pleatsure or Mephitis-- 1 Smith witOked with ho; strnng, same-AnAmalgamated Sugar Co.. ifinlY, he became more ,he rules. tt couldn't avoid it. And 'Ireweary, 'oriole, a. if the evoodstion he had d would pass the renolution 'more a itrt. Merl WOW no longer That Ogden, Utah. any s felt in oriees were still would lie your victory right there Ton otentnrous Pound Itt hid brdthind Dear Sir: We have an order for a few hint The policeman, removing his hel- upon hind think there would he any Andra - Youre moto,clise! Walier remarkihout the witroni with 6 tt,nha or 40.- - met and keeping i t itt his left hand . If bags of sugar to go to the Crocker Grocery d finalh. "What you handed Map. ,0,1 pf.oplo manyed "wow demand sat down on the side of the bed Wall- Company, Wilkes Barre, Pa., who have a cus'ner,iev to eram to Ie done?" and the whieki tea-ler. drawing a straight-beeke- d chair ' .crowd la griieral was about the CIROF11- tomer; some woman , who manufacturers the tablY ont. :to took from his certainly I ever hened.' egg blupvg-t,,i- t "I tell Wailer contributed pack of cards and began a ;onkel and marmalade, who Insists there is no Jelly la -"It waa on,y the truth." Smith e.aid, the friiits ofyt,ii," his obeervatiom there ta lot' Canfield solitaire. He to it like the sugar made by our Logan sugar 'smiling. "You merely hart tailed tr. nothing like a lona and welhenstiiinett all his in'torest. T'he policeman, moot I :realize how powerful is the truth hcsti from the populace to make of the time. looked iriSaigK ahead and does not want to use any other. factory of yoir ,about sthitsio." him at the blank wall opposite. constructive stateffnan do Wallee's impattence and euriesity .4pstage I what he should W. EDGAR & $OM The men ia the armchair lit a! (Signed). got the better of him. In spite or his "Vo-frright." Smith assented. fresh clintrette, and. as he Wood Per T. R. WHEY. apparent tang-diindifference. Back thi,,k III ake your advice.- soar the mat ch. spun it trots his :of his drawl was a very lively interest Again Waller hesitated before bait- forefinger and thumb ' so It tbst "About ail this money. made he said. nc his leave. Ile WAS gazing out a droning nobs the air. , through yrul tell me about that?" osard the great lawn In front of the Little beads of resretiltatiou bee 1 ih:" Smith exclaimed. to otpo.oirY In Capitol. where the long shadow fell shoo on the slitter Pori of hko f1- his voice. "of course I eon! I in very black Qn the grass. head near -proud of that. Not all of It can be Now that fellow with the beady he rubbed the roots of ble hair. Once his stockinged feet earn :published. but I want you to know cxes. up there In the emnmittee room. about it, thle fellow who gave you that insolent against the other. TOUR GROCER CAN SUPPLY Wailer. "Where did you get it?" having "gotten out" flee 4 Laugh--- " cards. ran the deck together "You know the people whe fight and AND PRESERYLNG" SUGAR. Smith waved aside the suggestion shuffled "TABLE it eight times with vreat eare. 'whisky hardest are thoee who them- he knew was coming Then be began ail ever agates Plefths. or through their families. have "Do know Chollterwollie you klmr sr he nor the policeman looked at the i '!slve touched moat nearly by Its trag- asked rather urgently. man lb the chair. Tbe sormsesper , ' edy. Tragedies are treat or solidi. i aoo......"'V No." mar& luck at 14tveri4 employees in the building. at! i i ""' I K0 Ilan-!Iterat- I - tula:g;T: n iecrt; i i ed it If nth rat coo few ; ; y I. Wel tkr me, sad the fame-tippe- aingle-hande- e r I peace-"On- t! if !tte sr4 v'd 10' 1,00 41,r to . I I i Aol I d rt tun co-o- th4 . fir Phi i re! rr tn T. : -- , d dee-ratio- r eve-em- it Idaho ?au Butts ilu arriv. 10:10 P. M. 1145 P. M.. (Logan. Prim 1164hi(1"11.1111 ) 11:55 P. M.. osgatt. Ziy. esenuaenta. Ban rraltriam 7:40 P. M. eatiramauto Biwa 1155 P. M.. reoltio uheitaaoirotaa 2:10 P. M. Irritating. Part'and Brett (Twi5 11;85 P. M.. No.. ran. also vane.) 101 0 A. M. Itioass Ones. 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Wadomen Tablets give amazingly prompt bonefit in chronic or recent CIPAPC Tha change for the better is soon evident. Thep mind brightens. musthe cular ion. I. lnar.a.e4. all bodily fin:Minns are regulated. sleep la sound and undisturbed and the wratchodnesa of nerve weakness. IneMciency and completie failure In functioning is a thing of th past. cadorrione Tablet', are made from the pre,wripeon ora regIstored phy,frion with years stscrosofiti ,,, 71 14 (144AA'ri r I1 ft X ''''': .' ..d , I 1 , I- . ' - tnW1Pnin- 0 . i I i . S - I j ! 1 1 a i '. I : t ' '4 1 Jr. i r , ' l';'- ''' volti...1.7.:lissuotier"imewpagler il 41 sEcTioN TIIRiZ ludincanwian.isiarramenur- sea-M- f ':' ! Itive ' j 4itti s 11 , ariaes I A MIMMOMINION 1 i . 4 , I , I . DESERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY mAPRIL 8 1916 4 IV i , ', 4 , . ' ,. It - , . . . , , , . , . - ; , 1 .,,,,,. |