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"Why, professor! Why are you
wearing ear muffs on the street on a
hot day like this?"
"0, I forgot to take them off! Our
baby makes such a noise all the time
at home!"
The Unexpected.
The judge was about to pass
tence upon the condemned man.
'"In view of certain contingent cir
cumstances," he said, Tm Inclined to
treat you with leniency."
A veiled woman who was sitting at
a little distance suddenly burst into
tears.
"Are you the prisoner's wife?" his
honor inquired.
The -woman could only no.
"I think that in view of all these
mitigating influences," the judge re
sumed, "'I will fix three years "
The veiled woman suddenly gasped.
"It ain't half enough, judge; it aiu't
half enough!" she wildly shrieked.
4 Supporting the Aristocracy.
Senator Tillman, discussing interns
tional marriages the other day, said
perticently:
' What are we coming to?' A friend
o' mine, an arrant foe to monarchies
roared out in a speech last week:
' 'Downtrodden as they are abroad,!
1 rstill'fail to understand how they can
enuure to be taxed to support idle, ex
travagant and dissolute Toyal families.'
"Then my friend wiped his heated
brow, and, "hurrying home, sent sn a
sock assessment of $18,000 in order
to help the president or the Dash rail
road -purchase -a titled son-in-law."
Royalty on Exhibition.
In -the eighteenth century the Xon
doner could look at royalty on Sun
day ior a modest fee. In a guide to
London, published in 1767, it was eaid:
"At St. James' -chapel royal by.kxock
ng et the side door and slipping a
..hilling for each person into the "band
of the verger who openc it, you may
have -admittance and stand during di
vine -eervice In presence of their
majesties; and for one shilling eacn
person more, you may sit In their roy
al presence, not -in pews, but in turn
up scats on the side of them."
Sheen white goodst In fact, -any 1-no
wash gcods when new, owe much ot
their attractiveness to the way tbei
are laundered, this being -done in a
manner to enhance their textile bean--tyr
Home .laundering would be equal
ly satisfactory if proper attention wes
given to starching, the first essential
'being good -Starch, which has-sufficicnt
.strength to stiffen, without thickenin;
tlie goods. fl?ry Defiance Starch and
3-oiNwill be -pleasantly surprised at iho
-improved -appearance .of your work.
Waiting for His Ltttle Airship.
The birds were flying south. Pres
ently they espied a lone robin percheu
on a lofty limb.
"Gome on," they cried, "and join the
bunch."
But the robin perked iis heat on
-one side and shock it vigorously.
"What are you waitine for?" -toey
.cried.
"I'm waiting," replied .the robin,
"for one of these daffy little airship
ciiappies to blow along and .then nidv
toy I can sneak a ride."
Mot Th&t Brand of Areakfaoi Food.
'"Waiter." said the guest in a non
fashionable hotel, "have yoc tablt-'
ohote here?"
The waiter considered. Then the
I5ver against warning ike "do-not-ac-ceptof-a-substitute
waxniag is issued,
seized upon him.
"We haven't any of that, air," he
replied, "but I can brine you some
corn-flakes.
u
F. ijth smooth Iron and- Defiance
Tldh, you can launder yor sliirt
Nor thrust as well at home as the
Mr. Ka"nry caa; it will hare the
cstiffHeBS and finish, there will
99 less wear and tear of the poods,
&nd it will be a positive pleasure to
tire a Starch that does not stick to .
iiwi.
Goad Work.
"Ks brains earn him his living."
"Hals! I've read his stuff in all the
magazines, and there's no sense in any
"I knofv.it, but think how smart he
is tc get it ia sll the magaziaes?"
The Probable Reason.
"Papa, why do brides wear
long
reiis?"
' To conceal their satisfC,'j0p, 1 pre-
sjcse, my son. Smart Set.
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"Vanishing Fleets." a story of "what TSP53tS faTMESSaMaawk 1 JT T I
nipht have happened." opens in Wash- JK&9 lrM K31 CMawaaaaaBBBBalam W " I
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"Vanishing Fleets." a story of "what
nipht have happened." opens in Wash
ngton with the United States and Japan
jn the vTRe of war. Guy Hillicr. sec--etary
of the British embassy, and Miss
Vorma. Roberts, chief aide of Inventor
Roberts, are introduced as lovers. The
government is much criticised because
?f its lack of preparation for strife.
t the most inopportune moment Japan
Jeclares war. Japan takes the Philip
pines without loss of a. man. The en
irc country is in a stale of turmoil be--ause
of the froverniwnt's indifference
3uy Hillier starts for Ilnpland with
secret message and is compelled to
leave Norma Itoberts. who with mili
ary ollicerfe also leaves Washington on
mysterious expedition for an isolated
point on the Florida coast. Hawaii is
-aptured by the Japs. Oounlr. in tur
moil, demands explanation of policy
from government. All forts are closed.
Hillicr going to England on last boat.
Englind learns that Jap fleet is fast
approaching western coast ot America.
CHAPTER IV. Continued.
The .prime minister, as if recog
nizing their informant's plight, in a
friendly tone of voice said: "Air. Hil
lier, I presume you are tired after
your journey and would like to rest
before any further discussion of this
subject. I would suggest that you go
to your chambers and return "here to
morrow." "Whst sense is there 1n his returning-?"
came the angry question of
tho loril of the admiralty, as the sec
retary bowed himself out of tthe room.
"He doesn't even Tcnow, I presume,
that Japan is already sending every
available ship she has against the
western ccast of America .as fast :&s
steam will carry It."
Sending an invading fleet against
an apparently passive country in some
part of which was the woman he
loved! This "thought reiterated itself
through 'Guy's mind as he passed down
the corridor and out into the din and
movement of the street. Where
could she be now he wondered, and
what of her father? Insane, perhaps,
and incapable of offering her protec
tion of which she would stand so sadly
in need in case ol Japanese success.
The words of a letter which he car-'
ried In his pocket, and which to himn
was of more importance than tho dis
patches he delivered, constantly re
currefi to him:
"It is always within the realms of
possibilitj-, when wir is on a land,
that friends may never meet again. If
such should be our case, I pr?y that
you wiE remember thi", even up .to the
last I loved J60U."
In the dusk of early evenheg an
army of countless men and wtmen
hurrying to the trams, the tubes .and
tt'e buset, swept iast him ignorant of
his misery. What was war to tficm
In.a country thousands rtf miles across
a aea and in which perhaps tliere was
none bounc .to them by cies of affc
tioE.? The .United Stater, might iso
late itself by sea .and Intrench itself
behind cordons at soldiers; but he a
would go back! STes, he would find
a way to pa&s all their barriers and
gain the side of the woman who mer
ited hlf protection through htr avowed
iove, atd in this, her hour of need.
seemed .crying out to him across the
iwttermos: spaces of the wccld. be
seeching him to return only to re
turn! CHAPTER V.
.lo Secret Paths.
JOjjpoa, -tie home of the Samurai,
in hex adoption of newer -methods, Iiad
not permitted her secret service de
partment to .remain in ancient form.
Modeled on those lines which had
made the intelligence bureau of Rus
sia one of the most effective in the
entire world, and profiting by the pub
licity given to nearly every movement
of importance in the United States,
she was minutely feformed of all that
had been and was taking place in the
country she hoped to overcome. She
had depended upon this knowledge as
a valued factor for the subjugation of
tb Axserican colossus, not foreseeing
that a country capable of closing its
doors to the world would also find
means to circumvent foreign agents.
To the last minute she relied upon her
emissaries In nearly all the larger
cities of America under the direction
of Count Seigo.
Away back in the time of the Toku
gawa Shoguuate, when the almost in
vincible leader Seigo was an idol to
the youth of Satsuma to be toppled
over only in the civil war of 1S77, his
son was being educated in a leading
American university. The downfall
of the father practically exiled the lad
in the United States until family and
political influence had time to reas
sert itself, when b3 progressive steps
he gained the good graces of his gov
ernment and was given responsible
positions in affairs of state. ' His
knowledge of the American political
situation was complete and accurate.
,nd no man was better informed on
thestrength and weakness of the re
publWil It haid been largely through his ad
vice that irhe dispute between the two
nations, trivial in itself but porten
tous in possibilities, had been used as
a pretexUfot'r war. Thoroughly con
versant withy congressional methods
in the United uStates, he had watched
year by year Ohe quibbiings of legis
lators over navad biiis which usually
ended in inadequate appropriations.
Of broader mindthat they, he had
long foreseen that v country which
had come into distantl&rolonial posses
sions must of necessitf enlarge Its
navy and augment its efficiency, es-
pend money in unremittinA? streams
! for maintenance, ar-d stimulate
Its
men to seek individual excellence in j
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Seiop'e Mobx Valuable
gunnery -nd drill. He "tad observed
the growth of conceit, which, like rust
beneath a coat of paint, led mex to
believe so devoutly in American su-
perj0rity that they neglected to ana
lyze the actual power Which could
positively "be developed. By a process
of elimination 'he estimated The jilt
ing value of the American navy, dis
carding vessels still in service but
obsolete, and others still on paper. but
looked upon by the unsophisticatefi as
t part of the nation's strength. Na
tional prowess he regarded us a small
factor when granting equality.
Seigo's ohservations ' had been so
careful and 3iis conclusions bo logical,
tbLt reports sent to and passed upon
by the elder .statesmen of Japan htd
led them to tfeel certain of victarv
long before wur was declared. Xosr
had his predictions ia. the opening
events been unfulfilled. True he had
not expected the abandonment of the
Philippines; but Jie had confidently
foretold the period of torpidity, of con
fusion and lack of cohesicn, which had
followed. It was with satisfaction,
tfcierefor.e, that he obt erved the trend of
.events when hostilities were finally
doclared, and from ?tke quietude of Ills
stmdy saw the whole country waiting
for the government to act while ap
parently it remained somnolent.
The surrender of the islands came
as 1& first perplexing problem for
which be -could neither accouut nor
understand, and his activities prior to
that event were nothing when com
pared with those subsequent. He was
too adroit ever to have appeared as a
laborer hi the- limelight, and was
therefore eminently fitted to drop from
sight at the outbreak, when his fel
low countrymen were leaving by hun
dreds seeking places of refuge across
the border lines north and south or
embarking on the high seas for for
eign ports. Singularly enough, race
prejudice in the eastern states had
never reached the point of acute dis
crimination which made the denizens
of that section classify the Japanese
and Chinese in one broad category as
orientals; It was therefore easy for
Seigo to don the garb of a laundry
man in (he city of Washington, im
provise a pigtail, and without inter
ruption assume to pursue this voca
tion. Fertile of resource, he readily dis
covered that in a situation where an
archy might thrive the followers of
the red flag would be his most val
uable spies. Without . difficulty he
allied himself with this element, and
gained a friendly footing wi'Ji them by
ostensibly favoring the advancement
of" their cause in Russian domains.
Their confidence in him was strength
ened by the fact that he was accom
plished In their language, which he
spoke fluently, and was a liberal con
tributor to their treasury.
Having thus ingratiated himself,
the next step was made easy. He se
lected such tools from the ranks of
these malcontents as seemed best
fitted to his hands, and thereby es
tablished a means of securing news
that would have been impossible in
any other way. From his little hovel
he directed these men as seemed best,
assigning them to tasks of more or
less magnitude, and paying lavishly
for anything of value; and to his ob
scure place there came divers men
when night-time offered the cloak of
darkness to the furtive.
Seigo's most valuable ally was one
Meredith, of English parentage, and a
man who for years resided on Cross
street, Paterson, N. J., that unfor
tunate city whose very industry and
peacefulness had made it .the gather
ing place of the Reds' Meredith was
a machinist by trade, and an employe
WMtoferi u!
Ally "Was Owe Mcreflith.
of ia. supply house; so it wzis -not sur
prising thax he "brought news of
strange an unusual purchases made
th:uugh many sources by the United
Stetes government. In this there was
nothing alsrming, and it was rather
w!h curiosity that the astute de
scendant tn a Samurai looked over
these reports and vaguely 'wondered
whether they might have bearing on
war. He was sufficiently painstaking
to tsk for others and check them up;
but in this lie gamed nothing beyond
the certainty that the nary depart
meEt, while existing in a. state of
seeming stagnation, was inwardly
very active. He made man?- trips to
the points where these purchases
were made, hut found them innocuous
in so far as he could reason.
As time wett on, however, he found
that -the greater iwrtion of these ship
ments were being sent to Miami, Fla.,
and wus driven to the final conclusion
that if the government, was active in
any way at all, the key must beat the
small city on the southeastern coast
News had leaked through to him to
the effect that the ships of the United
States were scattering5 out over many
seas instead of mobilizing, in western
waters. More than this, Seigo learned
that in all navy yards there had been
a cessation of work, whereas an in
crease would have seemed more rea
sonable, considering the unfinished
state of several cruisers and battle
ships.
On first thought he attributed this
latter lapse to one of the frequent
changes of policy or a dearth of funds,
but now, iri view of these later ship
ments and purchases, he began to
question. In Washington no news was
obtainable. The administration was
preserving a wooden front toward not
only the world but its own people as
well. Congressmen and senators
knew nothing beyond the declaration
of war and the empowering of the
president and his cabinet In special
session to act for the country, and the
administration was apparently doing
nothing whatever out of the regular
routine of business. It was this pauci
ty which drove the sham laundry
man from his irons and away upon a
journey.
His trip souti 'v-.rd was accom
plished with r" .lous ease. He
bought his tickc. to Miami without
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Equally at Home, in Saddle or Ball-
room, Says Writer.
Many Australian girls live right up
in the bush, or "stations," which are
miles away from any town or village,
and their time is largely occupied with
riding and driving; they are as much
at home on a horse as a duck is in
the water, and think nothing of riding
20 miles or so to pay a visit, says a
writer in Woman. Household duties
claim a share of their time, however,
and any day they are liable to be left
I
without servants and with a house jln
mil ui visuors, oui are in no wise
uauutcu uy aucu an occurrence, men
the bush girl comes down to the cap!
tal for the season, and far from ap
pearing a country bumpkin or a tom
boy after her free and open-air life, she
coach at the head of the train with
out hindrance, and rode away in un
disturbed solitude. Tfo one seemed
aware or in any event to care for his
presence. There were no attempts
al conversation, except in one instance
where a good-natured southerner
hailed him with: "Hello, John! Going
to start a wash shop somewhere?"
nor was he in the least perturbed save
on an occasion when a rough
threatened to tweak his pigtail; but
even this went no further than words.
Everywhere were criticisms of the
conduct of the war and imprecations
against the administration. The Amer
cans themselves were no more cog
nizant than he of why Eoldiers had
been stretched along the border line,
ports closed, and communication cut 1
off. The citizens of the country itself
were as mystified as the Japanese,
and frankly thought the situation a
foolish one. In all that long journey
down the eastern ccAst he learned
nothing whatever of importance.
His delayed train dropped him off
late at night in the Florida town, and
he was compelled to seek lodging with
strangers or to sleep in the open. He
chose the latter course, and went out
below the city, across the bridge and
toward the Punch Bowl, where he
found Test beside the road till early
morning. When the first rays of the
sun were filtering through the great
trees and drenching the creepers with
light, lie returned to the city, assisted
on liis way by a kindly farmer who
was driving in Tar supplies.
From him ho learned where the
Chinese laundries were situated; but
coukl gather nothing whatever con
firming his suspicions that tho govern
meat was either in possession of a
plant at this point or even conducting
any experiments in the vicinity.
Still disguised and acting upon
what had been told him, he sought
the abode of the Chinaman, who was
already sweating over his tubs, and
found him amenable to persuasion and
desirous of giving assistance when
paid considerable sums of protection
money. His horn of plenty was a gol
den one, but proved useless in a day ol
fruitless effort, his most careful in
quiries bringing nothing in the way
of return. VTired and discouraged, he
passed the early part of the night in
sleep from which he was aroused by
nightmares of horror and forebodings
of failure, his mental state robbing
him of i rest.
In the hope that fatigue would cure
insomnia, he donned his clothing and
sauntered away through the deserted
streets, his heavy leather soles
clumping upon board walks and across
sandy patches. It was past one. o'clock
in the morning, and all was. still. He
wandered idly along the main
thoroughfare, and reached the far end
of the town, before his attention was
attracted by a sound from the watei
front, where hollowly through the still
ness a steam winch was chugging and
sputtering as it toiled away with its
load: It brought him to a quick half!
and aroused in his mind a multitude of
questions, because along the entire
shore line of this -great country no
craft was now loading and none ar
riving, according to his knowledge. He
hastily directed his steps toward the
wharves, stealthily seeking the shad
ows of the palm trees, and stopping
now and then to avoid any., chance of
being observed.
Lying against the pier was a small
gunboat of the United States navy,
which was receiving supplies, and the
men at work were evidently hurrying
at their utmost. The vessel had not
been there during the daylight hours
of this he was certain hence her
loading at night could indicate but
one thing, a desire ior secrecy. His
nerves keyed up in the hope of a dis
covery, alert and inquisitive, he crept
close to the freight shed where the arc
lights threw huge spots of white.
So 'this accounted for the disposal
of those mysterious orders which had
been reported to him by Meredith and
others! Hut where could they be
bound? What was the destination of
this ship which, even as he watched,
was casting off her lines preparatory
to sailing away Into thenight?
(TO BE CONTINUED.)"
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any town-bred girl, as neat and well
aressed as If she. had never ridden
barebacked over wild tracts of country
with little thought of appearances.
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an alliterative and .alluring legend
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one of those hieh shell nhiecrsi familiar
old portraits, and though It Is not
carved, as are many specimens, the
ara excites the interest of passers-by
-ikely enough some girl who had an-
?stors in Salem, Mass.. will buy the
Qimb and proclaim it an heirloom.
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opiate and hsrmrcl iarrc&nav
Jj Ataadk-W.25cla JJ
Always Boir 1,939.
Bears the
Signature
:
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
SICK HEAitfCHE
CARTER'S
Ifesitrvely cored fcjr'
tacse Little Plllav
Tfcey also rellere Dto
t jwss f rota Dyspepsia, J-
diffestionacifToo Hearty
E.itlnjr. A perfect rem
rrriE
IVER
PILLS.
edy for Dizziness, Nan
sea. Drowsiness Bad
Taste in tlicMontti, Coat
cu Tongue, Paia In tb
Side, TORPID IJVEB.
They regulate the Bovrtls. Purely Vegetable.
SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE SMALL MICE.
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Simile Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
I positively URe
RUPTURE
IN A FEW DAYS
I haTe a treatment for the cum ot Rupture watch 1
atfeandtaconTciilrnt to tats, asnotlce Uloat. lai
tbe Inventor or tn system and tha enlj phyittian 1
noioa uniusi states ratc.it tnutc-nutrk tor a B
rare which baa restored thousands to na!ta
past SO years. All ctbers are ImltaUon.
I have nothing- for ralc.ae my specialty Is th CwrtnB
Of Rupture and if a person baa doobte.Jaet awl law
raoney In a bank and pay vh.cn satisfied. Ifo 1ka9
doctor will do this. When taking my trratxneart fV
tents mast come to my office. RefereneM: U. S. Ban
Bank, Omaha. Write orcal),
FRANTZ H. WAY. M. D,
306 Boo Building, OMAHA
f
Pj I Wte and Sell More Bars
t"-- - mi any TTTKrr
s wsaiiBn Hlllllll ia fcMa
cnatsatlea ef trsJaa niir
la the country.
wM-JMaxaoB areata
tat, xt setter, aa aw leatartaaa
t Method of Tumlnfthe8oln mates Umm
riwmwumu uMsamr wearing von turn tmm
, Woatea,Balawew sued) Can
PIIITIAal I None enraina n(ihi w i i
UflUIIUtl I name and price stamped on
rart(lerKye!teVsdZsclMrfiy. CitaJegaa
w. a. auvULAa, IW Satrfc St.
JUST DOUBLE
320 ACRES INSTEAD
OF 160 ACRES
As flatter
to Kttlcaeoft ef aW
wheaUnwcg laada 4
Western "irrfi, aV
Caaac'iaa 'GommmtmM
hat increased it mfm
that maw t. L L -.
rwaeateader to 320 acres IG0 free and 160
be pwehasetj at $3.00 per acre. Tbese lafais
are ra toe gram-raising area; where mixed fan
is also earned oa woh tinqwitiaed saccess.
railway wiu snottly be bait to Hudtoa Bay,
um " wow s saaneu a moasaad auies :
tbese wheat-Bekk. where schools aad
are conveaietaV climate exceHeat,raaways
all seawaaeats. aad local availeta ood.
"It would take time to aaaJmriat W. ,
tions that a visit to the great empire lytat
the North of tn anlblded at everv torwV.'
correspondence of NAttaul Editor. wA saaw
Western CmudstnJagast, 1969. T
LmcU auy also be parciawd froa raawayaat
land coBrpaaies at low prices aad oa easy laraa,
For painpMets, maps and Infermatlaa as ta'
low railway rates, apply to Sirperinteskaee
of Immigration, Ottawa, Canada, or ta
authorised Canadian Cbvernment Ageat:
V.V.BEII1IZTT.
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of AAfr
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a a aP A
1 At
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f
CARTERS
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WlVER
g PILLS.
. weald thsa seaii mi. . ijjCiaT
atone. It hatter, aad tZXZZ-!f!itSH !
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