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    THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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LUSTRATIONS
CHAPTER XXVIII Continued.
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Later, whon the others had loft
them to thomaolvoB in the music
room, Snbron sat In a big chair tiy tho
oiion window and Julia Ilcdtnond
ilnyed to him. Tho day was warm.
Thoro wdh a Bincll of spring (lowers
Jti tho nlr and tlio vjibcb wcro filled
with glrofloH and sweot peas. Hut
Sahron Hincllcd only tho violets In
Julia's Klrdlo. Nor hands gently wan
dered over tho koys, finding tlio tune
that Sabron longed to hear. Sho
lilayed tho air through, and it seemed
ha though who wore about to sing tho
flrijt yprse. alio could not do so, nor
rould alio npoak.
Snbron roso and came over to
where sho snt.
Thero was a low chftlr near the
piano and ho took It, loaning forward,
liis hands clasped about his knees.
It hnd boon tho life-long dream of UiIb
dmple-hcarted ofllcor that one day ho
Would spoak out his soul to tho wom
an ho loved. Tho Umo hud come,
fiho sat hoforo him in hor unpreten
tious dress. Ho was not worldly
enough to know it cost n great price,
nor to appreciate thnt sho wore no
Jowols nothing except tho flowers ho
liftd sent Hor dark hair was clus
tered about hor cars and hor beauti
ful oyes lost tholr flro In tenderness.
"Whon a man has boon very closo
to death, Madomolsollo, ho looks nbout
I'or tho reason of his resurrection.
Whon ho returns to tho world, ho
lo6ks to seo what thero is in this lifo
to mnko it worth living. I am young
at tho beginning of my career. I
may havo hoforo mo a long lire In
which, with health and friends, I may
find much hnpplnoss. These things
certainly havo their worth to a nor
mal man hut I cannot make them
real hoforo my oyes just yet. As I
look upon tho world to which I havo
roturacd, I see nothing hut a woman
ftiid her lovo. If I cannot win hor for
ny wire, if I ennnot havo hor l'ovo "
fie mado an oxprosslvo gesture which
moro Imprcsslvoly than words Implied
liow completely ho laid down every
thing olso to hor lovo and his.
Ho said, not without a certain dig
nity: "I nm qulto poor; I havo only
my floldlor'B pay. In Normandy I own
o. littlo property. It is upon a hill
and looks over tho sea, with applo
orchards and wheat floldB. Thero Is a
ouso. Theso nro my landed ostutos.
-My manhood and my love aro my for
tune If you cannot roturn my lovo I
thull not thnnk Tromont for bringing
mo back from Africa."
Tho American girl listened to him
with profound omotlon. Sho discov
ered overy second how well she un
derstood him, nnd ho had much to
(my, because it was .tho first tlmo ho
had ovor spoken to hor of his lovo.
Sho hnd put out both hor hands nnd.
looking at him fully, said simply:
"Why it seems to mo you must
utiqw how I fool how can you help
Imowing how 1 fool?"
After a littlo ho told hor of Nor
mandy, and how ho hnd spont his
childhood nnd boyhood In tho chateau
overlooking tho wide soa, told hor
how ho hnd watchod the ships and
used to dream of tho countries be
yond tho horizon, nnd how tho applo
!loB8oni8 filled tho orchards In tho
ftprlng. Ho told hor how ho longed
to go back, and that his wandering
ilfo had mado It imposslblo for years.
Julia whispered: "Wo shall go thero
in the Bpring, my frlond." '
Ho was chnrming nu lie sat thoro
holding hor hands closely, his flno
bont upon hor. Sabron told hor
things that had boon deep in his
heart and mind, waiting for hor hero
no many months. Finally, everything
morgod Into his present life, nnd tho
Uioauty of what ho said dazed her llko
nn onohantod sea. Ho was a soldi r,
x man of action, yet a dronmor. Tho
,faot that his hopes wero about to bo
iroallzod mado him tromblo, und as ho
itnlkod, everything took light from this
Viewy. ISvon his houso in Normnndy
Iwgnn to soorn a fitting sotting for tho
beautiful American.
"Jt is only a Louis XIII chntcau; it
stands vory high, surrounded by or
chards, "which In tho spring are whito
as snow."
"Wo Bhnll go thoro In tho siMng,"
slio whtsporcd.
Bnbron ntoppod speaking, his rev
erie was dono, and ho was silent as
tho intensity of his lovo for hor
Hiirgod ovor him. Ho liftod her dolt
cato hands to his lips. "It Is April
now," ho said, and his voice shook,
"It in spring now, my lovo."
At Julia's Bldo was a slight touch,
Bha criod: "Pltchouno!" Ho put his
iMm on hor knoos and looked up into
!ur -faco.
"Brunot has brought him hero," Bald
Kauroti, "and that moans tho good
chap Is attondlng to his own lovo
niaklng." Julia, laid hor hand on Pltchouno's
head. "Ho will lovo tho Normnndy
beach, Charlos."
"Ilo will lovo tho forcstB," said
Wabron; "thoro nro rnbhlts thero."
On tho littlo dog's hoad tho two
B H I
mYLTEK5
hands mot and clasped. "PItchoune
Is the only one in tho world who Is
not do trop," snld Julia gently.
Snbron, lifting hor hand again to
his lips, kissed It long, looking Into
her oyes. Ilotween that great mys
lory of tho awakening to bo fulfilled,
they drew near to each other nenrer.
Pltchouno snt before them, waiting.
Ho wagged his tall and wnlted. No
ono noticed him. Ho gave a short
bark that apparently disturbed nc
one.
Pltchouno hnd become do trop.
He wns discreet. With sympathetic
eyes he gazed on his beloved master
nnd new mistress, then turned and
quietly trotted ncVoss tho room to the
hearth-rug, sitting thoro meditative
ly for a few minutes blinking at the
empty grate, whero on the warm
spring day thoro was no fire.
Pltchouno lay down before the tire
less hearth, his head forwnrd on his
paws, his beautiful eyes still discreet
ly turned away from tho lovers. Ho
drow n long contented breath ns dogs
do before settling into repose. His
"My Manhood and My Love Are My
Fortune."
thrilling ndventures hnd come to nn
ond. Hoforo fires on tho friendly
hearth of tho Louis XIII chntcnu,
whoro hunting dogs wero enrved In
tho stono above tho chimney, Plt
chouno might contlnuo to drenm in
tho days to como. Ho would hunt
rabbits in tho still forests above the
wheat fields, and llvo ngaln In the
firelight his great adventures on the
dosort, tho long runs across the sands
On his journoy back to Prance.
Now ho closed his oyes. As a faith
ful friend ho rested in tho atmos
phere of happiness nbout him. lie
hnd boon tho solo companion of a lono
ly man, now he hnd become part of
n family.
THE 13ND.
Explaining His One Little Lapse.
"Druddren and slstahs," In trium
phant tones announced Brother Bogus,
during tho recent revival in Ubbnozei
chapel, "slnco I was convorted and
washed whiter dan snow, two mont'e
ago, I bus been wldout sin, bless do
Lnwd! I's sanctified, and couldn't
commit sin if I wanted to! I "
"Hold on n minute, muh bruddorl'
Interrupted good old Parson llngster.
"Yo' mought uh-beon wushod tollable
white, but I's 'bloegod to say dat dar
pears to bo a spot or two dat wasn't
touched wld de soap o' salvation. How
'bout dnt tlmo Cuhnel Whito filled yo'
pussonnlity full o' shot in his hen
house?" "W'y w'y, sab, lommo toll yo"! DIs
is how 'twuz: Yo knows how absent
minded de Cuhnol alius wns. Well,
sah, dnt wns ono o do m tlmcB ho was
studyln' 'bout suppln or uuddor, nnd
dosH 'muglnod 1 wns darl" Kansas
City Star.
Woman Destroys Bomb.
What might have boon a disastrous
explosion wns prevented whon Mrs.
Paulino Slegol picked a bomb, with a
lighted fuso uttnehod. from tho door
stop of tho houso of hor neighbor,
Mrs. Snlvatoro Corso, lour South
Franklin street. Philadelphia Mrs
Slegol hurled It Into tho stroot. This
broke tho crudely constructed bomb,
n:rl only a soctlon explodod.
Mrs, Slogol saw two mon place a
queer-looking pnekngo on tho stop. np
ply n maicn, nnu run away. Sho
gniBpod tho pnekngo nnd hurled it in
to tho Btreot.
It contained six sticks of dynamite
and a largo quantity of gunpowdor
Tho copper wires, which hnd boon
wrapped around tho pnekngo. broko.
Tho contents of tho powerful bomb
worn scatterod In all directions.
Mtb. Corso said hor family has no
enomiou.
tfi ITOY
LITTLE HINTS FOR POULTRY
Watch Chicks Closely and Save Those
Making Most Satisfactory Growth
Keep Them Busy.
ray MRS. O. W. IIANDLETT, North
Dakota Experiment Station.)
Human sympathy to tho bird's com
fort amounts to dollars and cents.
Clenn tho nests occasionally and
put in a fresh supply of nest material.
Uniform nest boxes add to the at
tractiveness of tho house.
White diarrhea is contagious among
young chicks.
The purchnso of a few baby chicks
from somo flno pen of birds will mnko
a splendid start if you care to start
In June.
If your breeding pons wore proper
ly bred and mated you need not be
surprised to find somo of tho chlckenB
developing Into finer specimens than
their pnrents.
Watch tho chicks cloBcly and mark
tho ones making the most satisfactory
growth. Select tho ones that aro
plump, full-breasted and In good pro
portion. You will not enro to keop
those that grow leggy and have thin
breasts.
Never, under any circumstances,
keep moro birds than you can take
care of well.
Green food is necessary for all ages
of poultry, but doubly bo for tho littlo
chicks. Water and green food aro
cheap and vory Important.
Ho sure tho baby chicks havo plenty
of exercise. Keep them busy and
hungry.
Keep tho hopper full of dry mash
nil of the time. This gives tho chick
ens an opportunity to balance tho
grain rations fed.
Romembor, full-fed chicks aro pay
ing chicks. It pays big dividends to
hurry their growth.
Always practice absoluto cleanli
ness In feeding.
Cull tho flock closely. Keep tho
best nnd prepare tho rest for market.
Enrich tho garden plot with tho
poultry droppings.
Constant thought and judgment aro
necessary in poultry raising.
YELLOW COLORING IN SHANKS
Has Not Yet Been Proved That It
Means Hen lo Equipped to Lay
More Eggs Than Others.
Many believe that a cow that has
yellow skin will glvo richer milk than
will ono that has a white skin. But
how about a hen with tho yellow
BhankB of thnt color laying tho most
eggs? At tho Maine station It has been
found that tho coloring matter which
gives tho yellow color to a hon's
Red Sussex Hen.
shanks is tho samo as that which
gives tho color to the yolks of the
eggs, and that tho shanks of a good
layer will ho much lighter in color at
the end of hor laying period than when
Bho began.
So it looks llko tho coloring matter
in tho shanks hns been used to color
tho yolks of tho eggs. It hasn't been
proved yet that a lot of yellow color
ing in tho shanks means that tho hen
is equipped to, lay a lot of eggs, nnd
how about thoso that havo white, black
or bluo shanks? But mnybo something
will bo worked out from this coloring
matter business that will help us to
know good layers.
DIARRHEA FATAL TO CHICKS
One of Most Common Causes of Mor
tality Disease Can Be Prevented
by Proper Feeding.
Ono of tho most common causes
of chick mortality is whito diarrhea.
Whllo It has been established that this
dlscaso Is usually communicated to
tho chick hoforo it is hatched, it has
also bcon established that tho dls
caso can bo hold In check and even
provontod by proper feeding.
Tho organisms that causo whito
diarrhea aro killed by weak acids. For
this reason sour milk can well bo
mado a part of tho chicks' rations for
the first few days. Either moisten
tho food with it, or set in shallow
drinking pans. In addition, however,
do not neglect to supply plenty of
clean, puro drinking water.
That Knife-Like Pain
Have you a lamo back, aching day
and night 7 Do you feci sharp pains
nftcr stooping? Aro tho klduoys
sore? Is tholr action Irregular? Do
you havo hcadachos, backaches,
rhoumatic pains, feel tired, nerv
ous, all worn-out? Uso Doan's Kid
ney Pills tho mediclno recom
mended by so mnny peoplo in this
locality. Head tho oxporlonco that
follows:
A Nebraska Caso
O If. Hooth, paint
pr. Randolph Hotel,
Randolph, N e b . .
Bays: "There wero
sharp, darting pains
tlirouKh my buck,
followed by swelling
of my llmb3. i was
all run rtow n ana
had to kIvo up work.
I suffered from chills
und tho kidney se
crotlona were scant
nmt painful In pas
saB After dlferent
mrdlclncs had failed
I heard of Doan'a
KldneV Pills. Tliev
frtnr
rktjre
restored me to Rood health and 1 have
since been free from kidney trouble."
Cat Doan's at A117 Store, SOe Box
DOAN'S "pTJjy
FOSTER-MILBURN CO, BUFFALO, ft Y.
Make the Liver
Do its Duty
Nine times in ten when the liver Is
right the stomach and bowels are right
CARTER'S LITTLE
LIVER PILLS
gcntlybutfirmly
Cures Con
stipation, I:
digestion.
Sick
Headache.
and Dittreai After Eating.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE.
Genuine must bear Signature
BLACK
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED
bj Cutter's BlieMis Pills. Xxjw
priced, fresh, reliable; preferred bj
Western ntnekmen. because they
w m tm protect where ether vaeolnet tall.
H V. Writs for booklft and tutlmonltls.
U IO-iois pkae. Blacklei rill $1.00
H iif ,AJ& SJ-ttu akie. Blafkleg Pill 4.00
utD anr Injector, but Cutter's best.
The superiority of Cutter products la due to o?er It
ynn cf specializing In vaccines and serums enly.
Insist en Cutter's. If unobtainable, order direct.
The Cutter Laaeratery, Barkeley, Cal., cr Chlcaio, lit.
DESERT AUTO IS NO CAMEL
These Men Forget to Provide Water
for Their Desert Ride and
One Dies.
Fatluro to thing about evaporation
In an automobile radiator brought
death to ono man and frightful tor
tures to two others, who arrived In
Los Angeles from tho desert and told
of their sufferings. Tho trio James
S. Hocho and John H. Welsh, attor
neys, and James G. Clarke, a real cs
tato dealer left horo Sunday in an
automobllo for El Contro, In tho Im
perial valley.
Monday morning tho car stopped In
tho sand. The radiator was empty and
thy had no wntor. Roche and Welsh
atartod after a mirage which thoy be
lieved was tho Salton sea. Clarko
waited a day, and then, believing
thom dead, mado his way to Mineral
Springs, whoro ho was resuscitated
after fnlllng himself in a faint and or
ganized a rescue party. They found
Rocho unconscious and Welsh dead.
Roche said they drank lubricating oil.
-Philadelphia Record.
Small Comfort.
Aakor Ho calls mo a donkoyl
Should I challengo him?
Telllt You might to prove it!
Ordinarily a young man refers to
his fathor as "tho old man." But If
ho desires to bo particularly polite, ho
refers to him as "tho old gent."
lHnaTaTaTaTHir I llfLU
Food for the
Trenches
It takes the highest type of nerve
and endurance to stand the strain at
the battle front of modern business.
Many fail. And often the cause
is primarily a physical one improper
food malnutrition. It is a fact that
much of the ordinary food is lacking
in certain elements the mineral salts
which are essential to right building
of muscle, brain and nerve tissue.
Grape-Nuts
made of whole wheat
elements in highest degree.
Grape-Nuts food is easy to digest nourishing economical delicious, and
as a part of the menu of modern business men and women helps wonderfully
in building up the system for strenuous demands and keeping it there.
"There's a Reason" for GRAPE-NUTS
Sold by Grocers everywhere.
WILL AEROPLANES STOP WAR
Orvllle Wright Is Moved to Say He
Likes to Think So,
Anyhow.
Did you ever stop to think that
there Is a vory dellnlto reason why tho
present war In Europe has dragged
nlong for a yenr with neither sldo
gaining much ndvantago over tho
other? Tho reason, ns I figure It out,
is aeroplanes, Orvlllo Wright writes
In Collier's. In consequenco of tho
scouting work done by tho flying ma
chines, each side knows exactly what
tho opposition forces nro doing.
Thero is littlo chanco for ono army
to take another by surprise. Napoleon
won wars by massing his troops at un
expected places. Tho aeroplane hus
mado that impossible. It has equal
ized information. Each sldo has such
complete knowlcdgo of tho other's
movements thnt both sides are obliged
to crawl Into trenches and light by
means of slow, tedious routine rather
than by quick, spectacular dashes.
My Impression Is that before the
present war started tho ar.my experts
expected It to bo a matter of a few
weeks or, at most, a few months. Today
It looks as If it might run into years
before ono side can dlctnte terms.
Now, a nation that may bo willing to
undertnko a war lasting a few months
may well hesltnto about engaging in
one that will occupy years.
The dally cost of a great war Is of
course stupendous. When this cost
runs on for years the totul is likely to
bo so great that the side which wins
nevertheless loses. War will become
prohibitively expensive. And the
scouting work In flying machines will
bo tho predominating factor, as it
seems to mo, in bringing this about.
I like to think so, anyhow.
The Invitation.
"Hollo. Mabel!"
"Oh, hollo, George!"
"How aro you, Mabel?"
"Just flno! Ilow'ro you. George?"
"Same. Say, Mabel, let's go through
tho park this afternoon. What say?"
"Well ah-ah ahem I I ah I'm
kind of well, I'm kind of tired,
George."
"Then you won't go?"
"I'm so sorry, but, George, you un
derstand just how it is, don't you,
George, dear?"
"Yes, I guess so. I suppose I'll havo
to ride with somcono else, then."
"RIdo?"
"Yes; my now eight-cylinder road
ster camo this morning."
"Oh, Georgo! Did It really? Isn't
that Just splendid? Say ah George.
I guess I'm not ns tired as I thought
I was."
"Well, I wouldn't take any chances
If I were you, Mabel. It doesn't pay.
I'll take someone else."
'But really, dear, I'm not tired a
bit. Honestly."
"It's sweet of you to say that, but I
don't want to take advntago of your
kindness. Good-by, Mabel."
Mabel slammed tho receiver vicious
ly on tho hook. "Darn it!" she mut
tered. "Why didn't ho say so In tho
Urst plaeo?" Michigan Gargoyle.
Good!
In that new banana which Burbank
has ovolved tho skiddy skin Is emit
ted. This may be a gain for tho
banana and the public, but It's a pain
ful loss for the professional funmuker.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
By tho tlmo a woman is old enough
not to caro how sho looks, sho has
wasted enough smokeless powder to
blow up a ship.
Probable.
"Pa, who started tho saying that
a man's wife Is his better halt?" '
"Somo mnn's wife, 1 reckon."
Go slow hut you'll arrive late.
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OF
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nbout it and they did
not help her any.
Lydia E. Pinkham's
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pound had been of
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so I decided to havo
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Sho has taken fivo
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
A toilet preparation of xnrrtt.
Ilelpa to (radical dandruff.
For Rest orinz Color anil
Daauty to Grny or Faded Hair.
doc and 5i.j ki urucgiita
Books ana unrigs.
John Kendrlck Hanks, author of "A
Houseboat on tho Styx," and "Coffee
and Ropartco," who Is spending tho
summer at his camp in Maine, said In
an Interview last week: "Peoplo
should own and read books just as
they Bhould seek friendships, and try
to understand their friends. A book
that ono has como to know, and to
love, Is ono of tho truest of friends.
In my library in Maine aro not many
books, but none the less Lincoln walks
thero with mo; Emerson is my friend;
Balzac and Dumas aro permanent
dwellers at my side; I frolic with
Mark Twain there; I travel with O.
Henry, and I play boyish tricks with
Aid rich and Penrod; I fonco with Mon
taigne, and the great spirits of "Tho
Spectator."
A Matter of Surprise.
"Don't you think women ought to
vote?" asked Mr. Meekton's wife.
"Well, Henrietta, thero's no doubt
In my mind that you ought to vote.
But If your opinion of some of tho
othor women Is correct, I don't soa
why you should want to intrust them
with such a responsibility."
If there Is anything moro misleading
than tho average guaranty, wo would
gladly give up a nickel to seo a mov
ing picture of it.
When you meet a self-mado man he
always wants to tell you all about the
job.
Even after a mnn swears off ho is
apt to keep right on swearing.
MOTHER
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