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mid with a laugh;
"Already thoro arc air laws, strln
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should soon ho seeing ndvertUamonts
.lku this:
"'Two dollars reward will ho paid
hy Mrs. John Doe fqr Information load
ing to the identification of the aviator
on a Wright rondster who. while flying
ever my houso yesterday afternoon,
chopped a can oi oil down my chim
ney and completely ruined a plum pud
ding I was cooking.' "
Another Duty.
'You are my wifo's social socro-
tary?" he asks of tho beauteous crca
turn who Is treated at tho aniall desk
Jn tho Btudy. "Yes. sir," she smiles.
I nm supposed to take Mrs. Dllrrup'a
jdaco in as many eoclal details as pos
sible." "Well or she doosn't seom to bo
coming downstairs thlR morning. -and
it has always been her custom to kiss
me good-by when I start for tho of
ilec." Judge.
There never wai a man as Important
as a brldo expects her husband to bo.
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WAHTCn a d?a,;r ln cv"'Jr town lo handle
' ,", " and HauldiniM. f no have no
ea. r'y?nrtown,wrlteusfo-.'ouri.roiomon.
holetalo Wall I'aper, I'alou, Wlnduw UhadeJ, eta.
BH FRENCH DRY"CLEAHERS
ane largest and beit InBloux City. Oeuta' tulu
cleaned and Presaed, fl. Ladles' Bulm eleuned
nd presaed, tlM. Other prlcea oj uul llcatlon.
Y c pay expreso one way. 41J sum & 5)5 H. 71S SI
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Hiiun IT.iiTiUii, Jniijwr. a!! tlire'Jsh A!"
ka ns "nurnfn DnyllRlit," celobrn.tri Ills
30tli blrlhclF-y with a crowd of miners ut
tho Circle Cly Tlvoll. The ilnncc loads
to honvy KiimMlliB. In which over $10O.OJO
Ii Btnkod. Harnlsh loses hlH money nnrt
bis mlno but nvlns the mall contract, lie
starts on lit" mall trip with iIokk niul
uleilco. tllln.i his friends that he will tin
In the bli; YOkon Kold strike at tho start.
Hurnlnu' DayllKht makes a sensational y
rapid run across country with tho mall,
appears nt tho Tlvoll and Is now ready
to Join hln friends in a ilnsh to tho new
Kold llelds. DerldlnB that Rold will bo
found In tho up-rlvcr district Harnlsh
buys two tons of Hour, which ho declare")
will be worth Its weleht In Bold, but
when he arrives with Ids flour ho llnda
tho bin nat deiolato. A comrado discov
ers ?oltI and Uayllcht reap? a ricu oar
vest.
Ho goes
lo uawson
becomes tho
mrmf nrnm npnt nm
ulnen
In
tho Klondike
and defeats a combination of capitalists
In a vnst mlnlntf deal. Ho returns, to
civilization, and, amid tho bewildering
complications of IiIkM nnanco, DayllRht
nnds that ho has been led to Invest his
eleven millions In a manipulated scheme.
Ho rocs to Now York.
CHAPTER VIII. Continued.
Then tlio Kilu tiled uway, ami his
fnco grow blcnk nntl ncrlons. Leav
ing out his Interests in tho soveral
Western reclamation projects (which
woro still assessing heavily), ho was n
ruined man. I3ut harder hit than this
was his prldo. lie had heen so easy.
Thoy had gold-brlaltcd hltn, and ho
had nothing to show for It. Tho sim
plest farmer would havo had docu
ments, whllo ho had nothing tint a
gentleman's ngreoment, and a verbal
0110 at that. Gentleman's agreement!
Ho Htiortcd over It. John Dowsett's
vnlcn, just as ho had heard It In the
tolophono receiver, sounded In his
cars tho words, "On my honor as a
gontlomnn." Thoy wero sncak-thleves
and swindlers, that was what they
wero, and thoy had given him the
doublo-cross. Tho newspapers wero
right. Ho had como to Now York to
bo trimmed, and Messrs. Dowsott, Lit
ton and Guggenuaninier had done It.
Ho wns a llttlo fish, nnd thoy had
played with him ten days ample tlmo
In which to swalliW him, along with
his cloven millions. Of course, they
had been unloading on him nil tho
tlmo, nnd now they wero buying Ward
Valley back for a song cro tho mar
ket righted Itrolf.
And Daylight sat and consumed
cocktails nnd saw back In his llfo to
AlaBkn, nnd lived over tho grim years
In which ho had battled for his eleven
millions. For nwhllo murder ato
at his heart, unu wild ideas 11 mi
sketchy plnns of killing his botrnyora
(lashed through his wind. Daylight un
locked his grip and took out his auto
niatic pistol a big Colt's .44. Ho ro-
loaned tho safety catch with hla thumb,
nnd, operating the sliding outer bar
rel, ran tho contonts of tho clip
through tho mechnnism. Tho eight
cartridges slid out In a. stream. Ho
roflllcd tho clip, throw a cartrldgo Into
tho chamber, and with tho trigger nt
ful cock, thrust up tho safety ratch
et Ho shoved tho wenpon Into tho
side pockot of his coat, ordered an
other Martini, nnd resumed his sent.
At ten o'clock ho aroso nnd pored
over tho city directory. Then ho put
on his shoes, tool: a cab, nnd departed
"Now It's My Deal, and I'm Going to
See If I Can Hold Them Four Aces."
Into llio niglit. Twlco tio changed ends,
and Anally fetched up at the night of
fice of a dutoctlvo agency. He super
intended the thing hlniBolf, laid down
monoy ln ndvnnco In profuse quantl
ties, selected tho six 111011 he needed,
and gavo thorn their Instruction!!..
Never, for so slrunlo a task, had thoy
boon so well iinltl; for to onch In ad
dition to ofllco chaigos, ho gavo n live-hundred-dollur
bill, with tho promise
of another If ho iiucccedcd. Some
time noxt day, ho was convinced, If
not soonor, his tliroo silent partners
would como together. To each ono
two of his detoctlvos woro to bo nt
tached. Timo and place was nil he
wanted to loarn.
"Stop nt nothing, boys," wore Ills
dual Instructions. "I must havo this
Information. Whntovcr you do,
whatovor hnnnana. I'll see you
through."
Hoturulng to ;ila hotel, ho changed
cabs ns boforo, wont up to his room,
uiul with ono nioi-t cochtnll for a night
cap, wont to bed and to sloop. In tho
morning ho dressed nnd tihaved, order
ed breakfast and tho nowspapors sent
up, nnd wnltbd. Hut ho did not
drink. Hy nlno o'clock his tolo
phono begun to ring nnd tho reports to
como In. Nathan) ol Iettou was taking
tho train at Twrrjlown. John Dowsatt
wow tomlug doA-4 by tho subwiiy. Loon
GH8Cflfcf.nmfif Uad not stirred out
v.'J tt.rr(j 'rf 'una naatidrtli. ,i-ltl,ln
i-i i Uiio frxfhlou. with n map of
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tho city sptead out before him, Day
light followed the movements of his
llirv" in,.!) h tli"y lrnw toother. Na
thaniel Letton was at his offices in tho
Mutual-Solamlcr Hullding. Next arrived
Guggenhninmor. Dowsott was still in
his own offices. Hut nt eleven enme
tho word that ho alBO had arrived, and
scvernl minutes later Daylight was
In a hired motor-car and speeding for
tho Mutual-Solandcr Building.
CHAPTER IX.
Nathaniel I-ollon was talking when
tho door opened; ho censed, nnd with
his two companions gazed with con
trolled perturbation at Burning Day
light striding Into the room. Tho free,
swinging movements of tho trail-traveler
wero unconsciously exaggerated In
that stride of his. In truth, it seemed
to him that he felt tho trull beneath
his feet.
"Howdy, gentlemen, howdy," ho re
marked, Ignoring tho unnatural calm
with which they greeted his entrance.
Ho shook hands with them In turn,
striding from ono to another nnd grip
ping their hnnds so heartily that Na
thaniel Lotton could not forbear to
wince. Daylight Hung himself Into 11
massive chair and sprawled lazily, with
an appearance of fntlguo. Tho leather
grip he had brought into tho room ho
dropped carelessly beside him on tho
lloor.
"I'vo suro been going some," he sigh
ed. "Wo suro trimmed them beautifully.
It was real slick. And tho beauty of tho
play never dawned on mo till tho very
end. It was puro nnd simplo knock
down nnd drag out. And tho way thoy
foil for It was utnuzln'."
Lclton made a dry sound In his
throat. Dowsott sat quietly and wait
ed, whllo Loon Gugficnhnmmor strug
gled Into articulation.
"You certainly havo raised Cain," ho
said.
Daylight's black eyes flashed In a
pleasant way.
"Didn't I. though!" ho proclaimed,
Jubilantly. "And didn't wo fool 'em!
I wns tectotally surprised. 1 nover
dreamed they would be that easy,
"And now," he went on, not permit
ting tho pauso to grow awkward, "we
all might as well havo nn accounting.
I'm pullln' West this afternoon on
that blamed Twentieth Century." Ho
tugged nt his grip, got it open, nnd dip
ped lulu il willi boi'ii bis !;ririi'3. "tint
don't forgot, boys, when you-all want
mo to hornswogglo Wall Street nnoth-
or flutter, all you-all havo to do Is
whisper tho word. I'll sure bo right
thero with the eoodp,"
His hands emerged, clutching a
great mass of stubs, check-books, and
brokers' receipts. Thoso ho depos
ited ln a heap on tho big table, and
dipping again, ho fished out tho strag
glers and addod them to tho pile. Ho
consulted n slip of paper, drawn from
his coat pocket nnd rend aloud:
"Ten million twenty-seven thousand
and forty-two dollars nnd sixty-eight
cents is my tlgurln' on my expense.
Of courso tliatall's taken from tho
winnings before we-nll get to flgurln'
on tho whack-up. Whero's your Ae-
I urea? It must a been a mighty big
clean-up."
Tho thrco nion looked thoir hopuz
zlcment at ono anothor. Tho man was
a bigger lool thnn thoy had Imagin
ed, or olso ho wns playing a gaino
which thoy could not divine.
Nathaniel I.otton moistened his lips
and spoke up.
"It will tako soino hours yet, Mr.
Ilnrnlsh, bel'oro tho full accounting can
ho made. Mr. Howlson is at work upon
it now. Wo ah as you say, It has
been a gratifying clean-up. Suppose
wo have lunch togothor nnd tnlk It
over. I'll havo tho clerks work through
tho noon hour so that you will have
uinplo tlmo to cntch your train."
Dowsott and CJiiggonhammor mani
fested a rcllof that was almost ob
vious. Tho situation was clearing It
was disconcerting, under tho circum
stances, to be penl in the same room
with this heavy-muscled, indlnn-llko
man whom they had robbed. They to
momborcd unpleasantly tho many stor
ies of his strength and recklessness. If
hotton could only put him off long
enough foi them to oseapo into tho po
liced world outside tho olllco door, all
would bo well; and Daylight showed
all tho signs or being put off.
"I'm real glad to hear that," ho said.
"I don't want to miss that train, and
you-all havo dono mo proud, gentlo
men, lotting mo in on this deal. 1
Just do appreciate It without being
ablo to express my feelings. But I am
suro almighty curious, and I'd like ter
rible to know, Mr. Lotton. what your
llguies of our winning Is. Can you-all
glvo 1110 a rough estimate?"
Nathaniel Lotton did not look ap
pealing) at his two friends, but ln tho
brief pauso thoy folt that appeal pass
out from him. Dowsott, of sterner
mold than the others, began to divino
that tho Klondlkor was plnylng. I3ut
tho other two woro still under tho
blandishment of his chlld-llko luno
cenco.
"It Is cxtromoly or difficult," Leon
Guggenhninmor began. "You soo, Ward
Valloy has lluctuatod so, or "
"That no estliunto can possibly bo
made ln advance," Lclton supple
mented. v
"Approximate It, approximate it,"
Daylight counselled, cheerfully. "It
don't hurt If you-all are a million out
ono sldo or the other. Tho flgures'll
strnlnhton that up. Hut I'm that curi
ous I'm Just Itching nil over. What
d'yo say7"
"Why contlnuo to piny nt cross pur
poses?" Dowsott demanded abruptly
and coldly. "Let ua havo tho explana
tion here and now. Mr, Ilnrnlsh Is la
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boring under a falso impression, and
he should ho set Etralght.
By this t'.me Litton was stiffened by
tho attitude Dowauli had taken, and
his answer was prompt and definite.
"1 fear you are under a misappre
hension, Mr. Hnrnlsh. Thoro aro no
winnings to bo divided with you. Now
don't got excited, I beg of you. I havo
hnl to press this button . . ."
Tar from excited. Daylight had all
the seeming of being stunned. Ho look
ed at Dowsett and murmured:
"It was your deal, all right, and you
all dolo them right, too. Well, I ain't
kicking. I'm like the player in that
poker game It was your deal, and
you-all had n right to do your heat.
And you dono It cleaned mo out slick
or'n a whistle."
Ho gazed at the heap on tho table
with an air of stupefaction.
"And that-all ain't worth tho paper
It's written on Gol dast It, you-all can
suro deal 'phi 'round when you get a
chnnce. Oh, no, I ain't a-klcklng. It
was your deal, nnd you-nll certainly
dono me, nnd a man nin't half a man
that squeals on another mnn's deal.
And now tho hand Is played out, and
U10 cards aro on the table, nnd tho
deal's over, but . . ."
Ills hand, dipping swiftly into hla in
side breast pocket, appeared with tho
big Colt's nutomutlc.
"As I was saying, tho old deal's fin
ished. Now it'a my deal, nnd I'm
n-golng to sco if I can hold them four
aces
"Tako your hand away, you whlted
sepulchre!" ho cried sharply.
Nathaniel Lot ton's hand, creeping
toward tho push-button on tho desk,
was abruptly arretted
"Change cars." Daylight command
ed. "Tako that chair over thero, you
gangrone-llvcrcd Bkunk. Jump, or I'll
make you leak till folks'U think your
father was a water hydrant and your
mother a sprlnkllng-cart. You all movo
your chair alongsldo, Guggonhammer;
nnd you-all Dowsott, sit right there,
while I jiiHt. Ineltwantly explain tho
virtues of this here nutomntlc. She's
loaded for big gamo and sho goes off
olght times. She's a suro hummer
when sho gets started.
"Preliminary remnrks being over,
Better Than
Kentucky Mountaineer Preferred as
Teacher Because Ho Could Lick
Blngcst Boy In School.
Tho colonel hud gono up Into the
Kentucky mountains from tho bluo
grass In command of n sawmill, and
ns soon as ho had mobilized his
torces in that Held ho begun to
maneuver In the matter of Improving
tho people nbout his camp What thoy
needed most wero better schools and
lie determined to tnko a baud in tho
selection of a proper teacher. To this
end be called in ono from his own
section who had a college education,
but no mountain oxporlonco. Whon
ho proposod this bluo grass nurtured
young man to tho mountaineer trus
tees thoro was unanimous opposition
In favor of ono of thoir own kind,
who had been teaching tho school for
somo tlmo. though his educntlou was
of tho most limited kind.
"But." nrguod tho colonol. "your
man doosn't havo tho first rudiments
of an education and tho pupils might
as woll huvo no teacher at all."
"Ho's dono bettor than anybody
olso over dono, colonel," replied tho
chairman of tho board.
"That may be, but nono of them has
boon educated properly to teach. My
man has been through collcgo and Is
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Ate at His Heart.
I now proceed to deal. Remember. I
ain't making no remarks about your
deal. You dono your darndest, and It
It's up to mo to do my darndest. In
tho first place, you-all know mo. I'm
Burning Daylight savvec? Ain't afraid
of God, devil, death, nor destruction.
Them's my four aces, and thoy suro cop
per your bots. Look at that thero
living skeleton. Letton. you'ro sure
afraid to dlo. Your bones Is all rat
tling together you'ro that scared. And
look at that fat Jow there. This llttlo
weapon's suro put tho fear of God In
his heart. He's yellow as a sick per
simmon. Dowsett, you'ro a cool ono.
You-all ain't batted an oyo nor turned
a hair. That's becauso you're great
on arithmetic. And that makes you-all
dead easy in this deal of mlno. You're
sitting thero and adding two and two
together, and you-all know I sure got
you skinned. You know me, and that
I ain't afraid of nothing. And you-all
adds up all your money and knows
you ain't n-golng to die If you can help
It."
"I'll seo you hanged," was Dow
sett's retort.
"Not by a damned sight. When tho
fun starts, you'ro the first I plug. I'll
bang nil right, but you-all won't live
to see it. You-nll dlo hero and now
whllo I'll die subject to tho law's delay
savveo? Being dead, with grass
growing out of your carcasses, you
won't know whou I bang, but I'll suro
havo tho pleasuro a long tlmo of
knowing you-all beat mo to it"
"You surely won't kill us?" Letton
asked in a queer, thin voice.
Daylight shook his head.
"It's suro too expensive You-all
ain't worth it. I'd soonor hnvo my
chips back. And I guess you-all 'd
sooner glvo my chips back than go to
tho dead-house."
A long silence followed.
"Well, I'vo dono dealt. It's up t
you-all to play. But whllo you'ro de
liberating, I want to give you-all warn
ing: If that door opens aud any one
of you cusses lots on there's anything
unusual, right hero and then I suro
start plugging. Thoy ain't a soul '11
get out of tho room except feet llrst."
(TO HE CONTINUED.)
Book Learning
superior to any toachor In tho coun
ty." Tho chairman didn't want any
troublo with tho colonol, nor did he
want to yield his point.
"Mebbo ho's Jlst what you say ho
Is, colonol," ho said persuasively,
"and It ain't for us to doubt that he
has a powerful Eight of book I'arnln'.
but, colonel, we have saw hlra nnd
wo havo saw our ma x, and 1 wanter
say for this board of trustees that
)our mnn can't lick the biggest boy
ln school nnd our'n kin, and that
counts fer a heap sight more in this
neck uv woods than book I'arnln' "
Tho colonol's enndidnto retired to
tho bluo grass whence he came.
Original Suffragette.
Mr3. Johnnno Moyor, tho llrst Danish
woman to spoak from a platform ln bo
half of woman suffrage, attended tho
Universal Race congross receutly hold
in I.ondoti as tho dolegate to tho i'eaco
Soeloty of Coponhagen. As soon ns tho
Congrats closed Mrs. Meyer began an
Inquiry in behalf of tho Danish govern
ment to ascortnlu tho effect that so
cial and political work ln England has
had on wemon. lu IS70 Mrs. Meyer
founded H.o llrst organization for t'o
betterment of women in Denmark
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and other unsightly conditions of tho
complexion, red, rough, chapped
hands, dandruff, itching, scaly scalps,
and dry, thin and falling hair than any
other method. Thoy do even moro for
skin-tortured and disfigured Infant3
and children. Although Cutlcura Soap
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and dealers throughout tho world, a
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book on tho care of the skin and hair
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Effete Briton.
Booth Tnrklngton, tho American
nlnywricbt nnd novelist. Is a very early
riser, and, when the English play
wright nnd novelist, Arnold Bennett,
visited him at his charming resldonce
in Indianapolis, Mr. Tnrklngton said,
the first evening at dinner:
"I bcllevo in tho simplo life. I get
up with the sun. Will you take a ten
mllo walk with me at 0 o'clock tomor
row morning?"
"Thank you, Mr. Tnrklngton," tho
Englishman answered, "but I don't
walk in my sleep."
Kaiser as Writer.
Tho German emperor, had he been
born a commoner nnd chosen news
paper work as a profession, would
without doubt havo become ono of
the most famous journalists of the
day. He has written a great deal
which has never seen the light, but
which will doubtless bo published ln
tho future. Recently tho emperor as
slsted In tho preparation of an article
entitled "How tho Kaiser Works," for i
the Strand Magazine, tho proof sheets
which ho read and corrected himself
The Difference.
"After all, thero isn't much differ
ence between tho editor and tho ofllco
boy."
"You're Joking." i
"Not at all. Tho editor fills tho ,
waste baskets, nnd tho ofTlco boy emp- (
ties them." Life.
Signs of a Winner.
"Does your wife win at bridge?"
"I don't know for suro," replied Mr.
Meeklon, "but I think so. Tho women
all look as if they disliked her very
much, but they keop on Inviting her
to play."
Foreslghted.
Bobby Mabel, I want you to marry
me.
Mabel But wo'ro only ten. i
Bobby I know that, but I'm leaving !
my order in advance.
Taking No Chances.
"You say tlio elopement was sort of
forced upon you?"
"Yes; after sho camo down tho ropo
ladder her father pulled it up." Stray
Stories.
Thinking hns often inndo mo very
unhappy, acting nover has. Bo some
thing; do good if you can, but do some
thing! Mrs. Gnskell.
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