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By lama Oliver Gounod

History has recorded how Molly Brant, sister of Theyendanega, great- est chief oftheMohawka, became the bride of Sir William Johnson, the‘ king's right arm in the Colonies.

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‘her now. and very evidently she

quite unaware that she was beln! followed. Jack had. told her to say nothing to her father about his sec- retsry’s past record as he had given it, to her, yet curiously enough, she doubted Jack soluetimes and was not sure that she doubted father's secretary.

Ray Browne looked after the girl and Sir George. "I wish he wasn't so good looking," he declared earn- estly. "Even Roberta—" and then his jaw dropped. and he stared speechlessly, as did her father. Sir George having approached Roberta. had laid his hand lightly on her arm to detain her and she had jerk- ed away from him.

"The lad shows very little tact," said Roberta's father. “It Seems t0 me that Sir George has lost his sense of humor."

He had, for he had had a. flash of somethng, which he always a.i- iuded to as “that d-d querr inher- itance from my mother's side of the family." It made him sure that. Roberta must not be allowed to leave her father's home today, alone. Then he had seen the blue car and known that it was Jack. He knew he must; folfow if he could not stop

would not listen. A cold sweat broke out on his forehead as he followed the girl down the path. lie dared

rogant Scot. "He must. have had his reasons," she said with a sneer, "What particularly disgraceful ep-

I went into the house and said: “Gel, me a. quart of liquid bread":- The lllidlOYd lllld, "All, lifdlflilt!‘

isode in your career involved Jack?" 511' 05°?” lllllhed. "Don't mls- "Yes, said I, "if it's true." 1°" WWWV- 1 hi" 11°“!!! W "oh, it's true enough, my beer is fear from Nicaragua Jack, but be 011 right." has a great deal to dread from me." "well, give me a bottle to take "Nicaragua Jacki You are crazy! home." He gave me a bottle of this Who la he?" liquid bread. I took it to Dr. Sam- "A ha- dsome young man who nelson, an analytical chemist, and calls mouelr a sword. but of 1 said w him. "x want you u» on merely a hybrid south American. Be me how much bread there is in l makes his living by ransom; with“ mu bottle." m. smelled 1t and said. elderly ladies who can pay well for “It's beer." the nrivileses. between his gambling "Well," he said, “it you some trips on the high seas. He’: very again in a week, I'll tell you all young, but ‘he's had a lot of exper- i about it." He charged me three ience. He slipped up badly on the guineas. In a week's time I went last trip and was caught with the to know all about the liquid bread. goods." The first thing about it was that The girl still stared at him, her there was 93 per cent of water. face white. "I don't know what you, "It's liquid, anyhow," I said. are talking about. 1 know no one “we'll pass that. Now let's set unto called Nicaragua Jack." the bread." “Oh, undoubtedly he wouldn't tell "Alcohol" 5 per cent.” you about that name. But you do? "What's alcohol?" 1 said. know some one called Jack, don't’ "There's a dictionary. Y0" ca" you?" hunt it up for yourself." "on yes-several," 1 hunted n. up and found alcohol "Several Jacks. But onlylone who leserlbed as a "powerful poison!‘ dances and is from Nicaragua. It The" he 8W8 m9 9- nll-lnbel‘ °l was a rotten bad case that he was 411-1111 Plfcenllflfis 0f cililws Win85. valved m, and time was a glfl m which he had put carefully down it." on each corner of a piece of white "He told me you would do that—" lmper and which amounted w

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not leave her, but he cursed the pride and caution that had kept him from taking her father into his con- fidence. '

printed name, he had known that Jack Navarro was deiermincd to get the grl and her money, but her attitude toward Sir George was so antagonistic that he had not quite known how to proceed. He knew he should force Roberta eith- er to bring Jack to her father's at- tention or to listen while he ‘told her what he knew of Jack Navarro. But how?

"ls your friend coming to Join the party?" he asked.

"No," Roberta said defiantly. "I'm

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going to join him."

Sir George frowned. "l wouldn't do that. Your father will miss you- and-and-it will look rather odd. don't you think. for a girl to bei constantly in the company o! a man who never comes to the house?’ Roberta. swung around on him.’ She was furious, and she did not

' hesitate to show it. "50." She be‘

gan ih~a low, deadly ‘sweet voice. "after; all, my father's secretary 1s his spy."

“Don't! It has an ugly 5W1"! m‘! it isn't true. Your father's laid uP and I'm trying to keep him from! being worried. I'm-I'm i-Yyiltg to look after you—for him."

"How nice of you," Roberta. mock- ed softly. “But you are in my we)’. Sir George Sandison, and I am waiting for you to move." y He paid no attention. How lovely‘ the little devil was. and what a|

The moment he had read theptmm hm‘

"what?" about a quarter of a. thimbleiul of "Tell your story as his." dirty-locking powder. That was the “what d0 you mgan?" bread-Z per cent.

Roberta drew back slowly away "And “he” ‘"1114 ml- be 5° mum "You understand me Millet." Bald Doctor Samuelson. perfectly. You know what I'm tally; "11 ll? We" 39-553 01' A115°P33 This ing about and I don't care to hear, v5 bad 59°13"

any m0“, 100m yo,“ In that m0m.| This is the simple, scientific em 500 had 5110004 0,0000 31,- .ruth with regard to beer, and the George and as he came after her‘ ‘Tm is llwni" Wll-hk 1185M i° she turned, thrust out her- slender Wine "d 9PM“- Tm" is Pram walking shoe and deliberately trip- willy M murlehmeut in them at ped him up. l-

He went sprawling on his face on the grass under the trees. p"°°“t“5° °r °1°°h°1 l" hi‘ 51°-

when he_.w“ up on ms m’, 080m‘ but let it go at that-the point is he heard a light laugh and he saw! 2'“ u’ I”; be” l‘; m" gomfid- b“ that already Roberta had gained Wwer“ “am c 9° “' T° the rod above him and was waving firing“; w“ “w”?! mimk ' e er were rm ess He Went sprawling On His Face On bewrme" hardly l” “u” m‘ The Grass Under the Trees. mama“: "mm," to thg blue car which was coming rapidly down the road. It was useless to go after her, and he might be mistaken in thinking “ , between the girl and Jack of so much significance, but even as he thought this he caught sight of s. bag set down in the

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declared by the Government as non-intoxicant. But Senator Mor- ris Shepard has made strong anti- wet arguments, which cannot help being received generally at their face value. One is to the effect that such a measure means the total repeal of the Prohibition Amend- ment. One of his strongest presen- tations of historical data is, that, of the nine billion dollars invested in the liquor traffic before the prohibition e-“a. nearly eight hun- dred millions were invested in the

shade of the sycamore. Why a bag,

unless it meant she was going to

leave the island and her father ce and for all.

With a quick exclamation, Sir George picked up the bag and went hurriedly back over the bridge. He meant to get s. car and go after her. He could not let the girl go, now. This was probably her last chance-and his. He must overtake her, and he hoped devoutly that the thought of her father might stul make her wiuing to return.

kinds of education working in op-

THAT THEJJEOPLE position. It will be a. fortunate An optimist is the man v MAY KNOW community indeed in which the writes the movie ads-z a W“! education for abstinence can keep is the man who has seen the alw

Plea with! education for indul- sence. The? who educate for ab- stinence do not make money in PP°P°ftion as their educatio. suc-

(A column of interest to all recording accepted facts and ""117 opinions regarding the place of alcoholic beverages in modern life: u well as new! of

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music indefinitely. "If you would only listen I thnk you would see what I am driving at. My dear

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He went mm the “use and‘ s“? the intoxieant per exceuent. This

prised at h's own haste, took the first car that. stood ready. Only when he had gone out on th road

is proven by the pre-dry regime

cd saloons dispensing it more ex-

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century of temperance ‘ the per caplta consumption of li- quor kept increasing in this éoun- try until p. hibition

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girl, I would do a lot in save 30b‘, ert MacBeth a. single anxiety." "And you think?"

“And I think you are causing him some," he said slowly. "In faot I'm sure."

Roberta stopped and stood still for a moment. Her lmllillfi W55 W cry out: "Oh, you don't really mean that father is worrying about ma now?"

But her pride would not allow her to do it. She would go on with what

she had started out to do. She knew . now that she was wrong to go. In-' deed, she had all along been fore-g m; herself w believe that it meant uttle to her father. in order to

keep her uneasy conscience from troubling her.

did he realize that it was Rey Browne's car that he had comman- deered. Well, Ray wouldprobably forgive him. llfwas now 0r never,

lif he was to stop Jack and the

girl.

He had seen from the garage that the girl had come back to look for her bag. He had even laughed at the thought of how she would soowl when aha found it gone. Well, he would go after her and bring her back by hook or crook to Robert Macbeth. Nicaragua Jack wasn't the son-in-lnw for that stout fellow.

the am drop of rain fell.

CHAPTER XII

lthree dry states and dry areas in Ag he cluttered over the bridflfll the other fifteen states.

DnThoznas N. Ca-vcr, profmsar of economics, Harvard University, writing 1n the Christian Science Morlitor, said: » “Two things, which taken to- gether make a deadly combination. are: first, a. powelful and demora- lizing appetite; and second, an op- portunity to make money in pan- dering to it. 1t is this combination

tensively than any other.

Senator Sheppard asserts that even if the Bingham 4 per cent. beer bill were enacted by Senators and Representatives, it would be pronounced unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court and promptly set aside. ‘Ihe fight is on in the United States but it should never be fo tan that Prohibition represent! 3mm M public um which makes such problems as timent. for sixty-four years and at drink’ “mum “mum “M the time when national prohibition prwumum‘ 5° dmmm" w h'm'-‘u°-"

5335""! Wemlv‘ the" we" “my It 1s very evident to all that as never before in the histairy of the

I——" worked to the limit by those in- _ MILLIONAIRES Three wet millionaires recently

world this combination is being

lerestcd in the liquor traffic from the standpoint of the money in be

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Almost she was 0n the point of turning back. She would tell Jack he must come in and face father, even if it meant a quarrel.

Even as she hesitated, Sir Georzfl unwitnngly spoke the word too much. ‘Your faher may not know the man you are motoring with, but I do, and what little I know is not in his credit."

It was too much, and he looked too handsome and too 00111111911?» Roberta swung back to her former state of indignation with this man. “I think you're mistaken."

“I'm not." he said conlposedly. "You can see he isn't Dl-"lcilllfl! anxious to be recognized, but I know

may take place, which if not discovered, may work per- manent lnlury to the most precious sensc you possess.

Guard your eyes.

G. F. HIITOIIESOII 11W

Again every spark of considers‘. 0H0 /. METMHT ion for her father or anyone else

was serum... up in Roberta's de-

gnve $100,000 to the leading orga- 0n the terrace, Robert MucBeth niration fighting prohibition. sat with Ray Browne. "Anything. It was shown in a. congressional wrong with you, Ray?" he asked in inquiry that the wet miuionaires h's most fatherly manner. "You've financing the fight on prohibition been splendid and bucked me up hope to legaliae liquor so that the tremendously but I'm not a hog. taxes raised therefrom may result in Now that the girls have come, take u reduction of taxes on their an hour or so off and leave the old stocks, bench and other properties. niau to his pipe and nu book. You , Just seven wet millionaires cave h“, 000.005 0 "g0;- l more than O0 per cent. of the (To 3e (youth-meg) fllndl ffifilvtd in the first eight months of 1031 by the Association Against the Prohibition Amend- merit. The weis know that congress must be captured before any real