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The Quut of tho Hindu. ' 3
3 ‘ HAT night Wilkerson sought:
- I out Jenn Darnell. She w- i I
ceived him in n manner tllut h. I
told him distinctly that she I
3 resin a towering rage, though She i
who outwardly calm. j
~‘3 Wilkerson paid no attention appar-l
. ently to her biuzbg eyes nor to he: re- 1
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j.- strained. “Well, once more your ' . ' '3‘
‘5 schemes have lulled." ; A Hm“ up M ,
{2 “Not failed," he said boldly. “I ud~ l 100ch into m. e”. and culledupon:
; "lit we nearly muted up what we were . him to savé them. as his prophet hadj
.; looking tor. Do you remember that said he won able. . I
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“a" s we 9'" nervous pac “3 0 50d of his vision. the re bet mi 1211'? ‘
5’ the floor-“n3nd filled her great. tawny also to the spirit of impunity, ulnd inc; B'scu It
o eyes on 'i hereon. ruins come from the hills and the rlv-‘ '
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3' -.m§ll.l,-_- she “id-111mm!" I am, er rose, and tho curth grew green. l Tempt t e appctite,
weary of this.‘ . . 3 . please the taste and
. , , . . . , . \l lieu they had been noted and. their. -
0 "Wait a moment,' he pleaded. i stonmchs Wore full the people. went nourish the mad"
3 I“ hsnll wlcgt llllu‘dkblt). the33lu;lnch33|3 0 "away and 1.3,“ the prophet alone with Cmp,cleau and fresh.
P" min “at rr “1 H" ("Ml in: i ‘ ‘fl'm going to y“ g,“ “0va his god and his deserted shrine. 5 ”8‘5' ,
unennbout that imngeff
"And [suppose he had got it."
"No. hi“ didn't. Que of the sailors
there are millions in gold hidden in
the ‘Mastcr Koy' mine. and the plans
are concealed in that image."
"When will you have them?” she
cried. trying to fight against the. lunu‘s
evil power. '
“Tomorrow,“ he returned.
“Ei‘cn if llorr and Ruth" -
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Ind picked it up and taken it to u
puwush’olptrnd acidity }
She stuinpéd lit-r foot. i
“Wilcl‘ggs it? 31ml. bus it to (h) with
the; on 3" ‘ l
“iliilon't‘knoiv Where it is." 31mph-
bilOlldL‘d sullonly. “A lIiudu 3111;;
. melgim” 3 ‘._ 33.33:. J. 3
""And bm‘r bought it from him?"
EJf‘Not yet," he said, risking the stuini
‘2 #911923, flow nudism-e on- do is to find
Mr. Peddler and get It brick." ~
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‘vno‘lrmuul laughed hysterically. .
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He nodded gravely. She read the
message in his eyes und shuddcred.
Wilkerson luughed. He had won. He
had «zoann-rodumt only the woman in
that moment, but himself.
[in was ready to do murder dellher.
utely. without it qunlm.‘ There had
been born in him mother physical
ihirlsta'the blood lust." '"
no left immedlnteiy withont'uncov-
. concur-runs. Im‘kmw that the
final. victory would not be wion ‘untll
he could‘ till’Jénn viewing" and
nvuricions polmp' mm glittering gold.
«heaps ongoidpgold than no merotlmt
spilled in luxuriant utrcumo “'1" her
'9me W .
her feet, that men ed like “i envel-
loving “00‘ about beraiilghcr Lil-sh was
bathed in it.
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So the next morning when John Dorr
fued33fort! on his quest fol-film rug
peddle: at" Mlkedon "1“” not for
Mind him. watching on mi; more.
studying binnb‘yiux to rend what was
in his mind. And all with the urea!
qnution before'him:
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it "You menu to tell me Tout ilnllon [Ind 30!“! “0“ the NO”
hid his pluns in u hcuthcn idol; und "While ”1950 1W" were "N‘killfl ‘0"
r” :“r:"‘thnt we overlooked them and thnt n‘ the Strange lmngc‘of an unknown god
mg poddlcr hos them now?" i there won it third who bud found in it:
«ls-27L: she leaned forward. clinching Ill-rule soul of his life's‘toll. ‘
' soft hands on‘hor kneesl‘
“Do you know all you burn madl-
me go through. Hurry?
end of it all. when we neither of us
When God conceals himself from us l
‘ in time of stress and «army. when but
Kidlmpiuu. 1 has closed his brazen bum/ens and our; becoming faded. dry. scrauil' and
tlim.“murdcr-‘—'ycs. murder—undid tln- .nrmw die I“ 3’” empty ”'1" it i‘ 1‘“ Jilin have a surprise “WEN“ them.
mun to build for urn-selves utnuxibloi
i-(Minueflu Wu”: ‘Sorélncu
lint rn 3 under ‘ ‘
Thai ni . . ,
MANN“ 5 Bold infill of 11le 3
Yet nlwuys in time of trouble and
stress they remembered we god who
Worship; no that in season other propir L
in’gs at all times.
Thus the Imago. hecnmc the image of
the tutolnry deity of the city and its:
river. pith ulilul' imugos to do him;
humour- and obey his commands. ‘
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! umlntniucd big place. ills priesthood é
g prospered: his temple was novel-empty. '
I And on:- day it drunken sailorl won-I
dorml into tin temple to snare t tho}
l heathen wonders, and when In: ipped
unity the, nlchcmf thrgod was uhcunt. ’
33Ti-no bus prone on3n journey." said lira:
i3 Ml‘iiihli )n'h-rtsnnd unrivaled autumn. j
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Joowr cTAv- GRAY! -rr on ENS}
3"“3ao uncontr- THAT'3 .
3 ‘ ' BODY {CAN TELL. '
. You can tum pray. faded half beau-l
I tifnliy dork and lustrous almost over.
:nigirl if you’ll get u 50 cent bugle M'
l"\\'yeth'§ ‘Sage and Sulphur 3Corn-3
] pound" at any druk store. ‘ Millions ot3
looms." or this old. famous Sago“"€‘,
Recipe are cold annually. any: n’welM
known drama hero, because it}
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lmd nm‘rd thorn and returned to his“
etc of him umso and erected n templel
and taught the people to bring offur-«
BumtBiscuit
Round, thin, tender——
with a delightful flavor
3 Appropriate for lunch-
eon, tea and dinner.
10 cents.
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modicum. I Baked
to, perfection. The
nutio on] strength
locum. _.rn_ecnts.
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Murrow. BISCUIT
COMPANY “
Always look for th at flame. i
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strulgln‘liheo. 5': “i ' «l
“The, tower ornaments the better in
n homewife‘l workshop" in the text
of Annular lam of this littl- exhibit.
plain? m'wnm molding. II’
possible to catch dirt which must bu
'oved with so much chi-t. ‘00.
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, will. be nvuilulue for thefschools. Tile
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darkens the hair so nntnrully and ov-
enly that no one can tell it has been
applied.
Those whom hair
‘3 mm tam tuhlmvnh legs tnq3t3 may
; be mlsedor Iowan-id to. “It the eight
in turning “"33 of the worker.. _ . . 3 3
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. never in the world recommend itself to
i any thrifty housewife, tor one part of
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because after one or two nppitcutionsl
God, one whom no can see nnd fool.
dare breathe Soc fear of the police fln- .
‘ into whose fuce We can look and be-
nliy getting no. you tell me that a,
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l it is lined with solid melaln, anoth-
‘ or with enameled steel. another with
trump has got what we wont! l'ni
doncllf’
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this.
' for nothing. Without her assistance
nud her money he win: heiplms.
rsonjhnd expected and feumd
He saw his wild ett'orts goinul
fore whose feet we can lay our offer 1 become luxuriantiy dark and beauti-
lugs and our petitions. lful~alldandrull noes. scalp itching
1n n forclty in India men had meoinnd falllnz lmli' stone.
of famine. The earth had turned to{ This is the use of youth.
,3 iron under their plow» und the heavens i haired. unattractive folks crsn't want-i man 0! “I 0WD. 101' the Mimi-"Al“ Mid
‘ disadvantages of ouch particular lin-
lzinc painted with enamel paint, and
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Grny- i ever. this refrigerator preaches a ser-
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They had implored n hundred gods
for help and mode offerings at a thou-
sand-shrines. There had been no rc-
uponso. The smoke of the burning
And profoundcr even than his butrcd
of Dorr and his desire for the hidden
Wealth thi his ngony ut the thought;
of his fullnreto win this wmnnu whom f
be loved. ‘ ,
Love is a noun which conveys to tho 3
ordinary mortnl no definite meaning:
without'an adjective. There is. indrcd. i
an essence of love, a complete and all ]
,3ub80rbing passion. before which cvcu‘
the gods bow and against which the?
world "1!! powerless. Too
must describe it as lawless. 80d- 3
Yet it also exists when it evokes the: People listened to his tale of a deity
reverence of the most cynical. Wll-j who was merciful to listen fliiii powor-
hex-son’s love for Jean Darnell was thof ful to save. They fed on the dream-
Vl'i'." 96881108 or his being. . er’s words and called him 9. prophet.
It had mode a bravo of n coward: Yet still the earth refused food, and
it had Welded a dozen strands of vl- i
ciousness, weakness, wickedness nnd3
t'renchcrousness into a Strong clinruc}
tor—strong only in its relation to tho:
woman.
The past few weeks. with their wild-
ness. risk. crime and continual plot-
er told the sorry tnle of prayer unnu-
swered.
And in their inst misery men turned.
osmen will. to one who dreamed. Ro-
ailty was death. Dreams held out this
promise of life.
And this dreamer. us do all who folv
they wont to the prophet and called on
him to save them and to call his god
to their old.
Like many prophets. be found him-
self forced to materialize his drenmin
shots by the side of’ the shrunken riv-l
often weI low it vision. made his dream into oi
order that the common folk might seoi
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I'Modcl Declgned to llluntrato Princi.
- ‘9 brm WW them. led around, so get busy with Wyeth'lf 3
Sage and Sulphlll; tonight and you'll mg are explained in labels attached.
be delighted with your dark. hund-
3.some hair and your youthful uppeur.
ance within a few days.
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3'whnt suits her own refrigerator. and
ibousewlvcs from the North or from
i the South, from n high, dry region or
is low, moist region may each decide
which feature is most adaptable for
T0 SAN FRANCISCO-,5 her own use and pocketbook.
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A stew kettle is shown in several
pic. of Kitchen Arrangement Inter. common materials in the model kitch-
cut Houcewivec ThatVlslt the Fair.
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' complete kitchen with a real stove. re~'
;frigerntor. sink, work-table and other
necessaries is being sent by the De-
, partment of Agriculture to San Fran-
1‘ cisco for the fair. This kitchen is not
the river shrunk within its bed. Thoma “model" in the sense that everyj
fihousewife is to try to make born as
3*. nearly like it as possible, but is rather
Ia composite of many possible model
{kitchens which is designed to illus-
trate various essential principles of
ting. hnd made the Hurry Wilkerson
who was a wenkllng nnd sportot cir-
cumstances into a personality who
must be dealt with. '
.Jeun Darnell realized something of
this whcn‘he next spoke. .
“All this has been disappointing." he
sold quietly, his eyes burning steadily
and believe. for he had taught them convenient kitchen “"3“!th- Th“
that unless thcy'bellevod there was nol American housewife. for whose sol-k
salvation. ciul benefit the model hambeen con-‘
“flow can We believe in o. god whom i structed. must judge from it what ap-T
we cannot see?“ they cried. pliances and improvements in
“I believe, though I d° not see “0"! rsngement will best fit her peculiuri
feel.” he told them. But they were' .
not satisfied and menaced him with' household needs—and those of her:
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mended. The nim is to show sauce
pans or kettles made of steel. nlumln-
um, enamelwure. copper and enrthen-
ware. and descriptive labels explain
how each muterlal excels in its own
way, and its disadvantages,
0n the walls of the model are
shown samples of‘ths more common
floor coverings and wall finishes with
labels netting forth the relative merits
and duwbncis of each. Unoleum and
oil cloth has their strong-points, and
no hove tinted. pointed and matured
wall surfaces. Varnished wall paper
is good for somepurposes. and (mm‘
niahed for others.
A LONG Snowsn.
The patriotic Scotchman had induc-
death.
So he tool: metals and fire and made
an image of hinged and made a shrine
ifonlt and set the image in the shrine.
where all might see and worship.
And the people prayed to this new
god nud'ln‘id on‘erhlgs at: his feet and
on hers. ”But the more disappoint-
m‘cllts i have to overcome the more
worth while it will make you.”
"Quite an old time knight.” she said
normally. but with an effort.
“1 am going to get that idol,” he.
went on. “i" know Just two thing'—
purse.
Department’s Sun .Frnnciscobound
than large it the room is to be used
. nova. tibia and Iiutfio‘uid‘bo «our
'tl'ctber noka on lilo;
'tuncoflp pm atone '
Ono general idea amputated by thei
kitchen is that the size of the ordi-g
"nary kitchen should be small rather?
only for the preparation of the mania.3
3 It should be as compact as‘posslblo to, “Didn't I an youlthal . it was all
”are hunting hack and forth “if m “,0,me aging, wet?“
ed two uncashir‘e friends to: go to
Argylllhiro M I bonny. On their
return he met them.
“Well. how did you 3_ enjoy youn-
uelves'! Did you have good weather!"
“There war ii shower On our first.
our.” '10le ans-lit m3,
m: nutrition out m
we commitmtirmthc covers ‘18
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for Senior for Period of Seven
has
\VASHLVG'I‘HN, Jun, 20.~—[7mlcr
ithc McKcllur iiili, which hud ii heur-
iing before the House l‘ommlltec on
gMilimry Affairs last work and which
,(‘lmirman iiny declares will become a
low during this session of (.‘ongrontl
llhf‘fl‘ will be ostublished n milimryl
{training academy in t‘olmccticut, '
iprobnbly at the Connecticut Agricul—
lturulCullege at Blorrs. At this orall-
filmy it in proposed to train reserve of-
iticers for a volunteer Army under
{plans and resolutions prepared at the
{War Department.
The blitprovidrs for thn'cilahlish—
Iment for such rmllitlry training acad-
!l*mios in every State, Territory and
itiic \Dlutrlct of (‘olumhin‘ nli‘d Ainskn.
llmt it was brought out in the hour-
,ing lhut not more than lo of the}
iSlatcs would comply with the require-
ments of the bill~dnrinx the first your
ior so’of its cflnicncc. it is specified
that no educational institution lhnll'
have not ifs! than 309 boys who are
gimp to mice u course in the crud-
“ it inguipo upcoified that the
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lingome of "0.000 for the condemns.
l'l'bc Federal Govornmnm under the
bill appropriates the sum of 10.000.-
0uo.~ or ”more for ouch state. which
stamp; the college must formally the
ncccaspry_ buildings. primaries and
Iirui‘crounofi (oi- the may ‘nnd
the Veda-rel .(lwernmem its to. furnu‘ ' h
mmuxmluom: at bottom. ,r crfipmontv
and military, nuppllca..- 3, 3 3
To Mull (‘ftdl‘tu‘ Exp? 3 ,_
Although it in not not for inwthe3
bill. it is thought that the will be
«Wm»! mivdlfillnl‘proprluo ”by the
soda» find the i-‘cdcral Govern pin to
i uy most of the ox Denim-l ofnlhef't‘m
Nu. irritants "truduminx from ouch
academics roundly cuter mammary
service of thin United states. an they
are liable to be momma. the event of
war for n period of seven years from-
thr (lute of grnduntlon. During thlu‘
upriod tlwy will lm333roqulrod to at-
lind unmmcgfcambsvforua pnrlod of.
not to exceed six. weeks.
Am tar up miscibil- the. State acad-
cmlcdwil! b:- modeled nfter the Cult-
cd mm Military .Acndcmy pt Wcst
l‘olnt. Army omcers'wlli be detailed
as illulrlu‘jurn and as commundumn of
the corps of (‘adi‘ll‘l at the State nond-
emlea. ln'selectinu the cadet: the)“
will be doatributed nbout tho 38min.
one coming from ench county. or
town. on the law provides. Cumpeti-
lire cxmlnntiona will be hold to so-
lcct candidates for the academy. in
addition to‘tlm Senators and gnome
born of Com. will bu authorized
to nppntnt two each from the state
at larger and Congressional District:
at large.
This hip corri
dntlonn of "1L;
training 0 2: rear:
3;; to be used in the client of war.
examinations for 3:03:21!“ 35:31:13;
molten; that was Del
3.3%.: to- furnish eiigiblcs for quite a
number of otllces in all of the States
nnd an executive order bu been re-
cently issued directing the Clxil Ser-
vice commission to hold examinations
for such fourth class offices 1133““-
coed £600 in anhual compen 3 03
where the incumbents were~ not up-
pointcd after a competitive examina-
tion. ‘
es on "n recommen-
Secretun' 0‘ War for
rve corps of offl-
l'lnccs for Toots.
Snob examinations will be held on
February 20. 1915. at llridgepor .
Hartford. Middletown. New Miner;
New Milford. Stmrd Springs an
Willimantic for the ponitions an post~
master at the following places in Con-
necticut: 3 Bloomfield. Centerbrjook.
East River, Greono'Farms, findiyme.
Long Hill. Mount Cumin. Orangf.
Smith Cintcrbnry,“8lnl‘lord. Tariffvli c
l: Cornwa .
“gums examinations are open only
to persons who reside within the ter-
ritory carved by the office for which
the examination is taken. but exam-
' may be taken at any of the
lnatwns Persons de-
' as mentioned above.
Eli-lifts to take this examination should
procure blanks from the secretary of.
the Civil Scn'ice-- Commission at
«Washington. or from the postmaster
”at the office where the. examination in
to be held. These blanks after he-
ilng properly executed should be for-
warder to the Civil Service commis-
sion at Washington, and written au-
thority will- be mrwurdod to appli-
cants permitting’tbun to take the 1x-
lamination.
‘ commie-ions its fourth class post.-
muolrnnnvoboon issuer} tel-lorry Lt-
Boulder at361mow and (fuse. Ben-
nett ct Norotom to date from Janu-
m I“. '15“. -' “2’ ‘r‘ 3
"W. but on pram , tint-moat-
J-I‘Hom‘ " uni; sumo, . Timothy ; ..
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:-: January Clarence Sale :-:
The entire store filled with
bargains... Many Extra
Speda18,added for
Thuréci'fih
unry 12, 1915.
National Committeemnu Homer S.
Cummings of Stamford spent Satur-
day night and a portion of yesterday
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. in \l’ushlngton. Reprenentntivps Rail-
ly, Loncrgan and Marian colic-d upon
him at the Hotel Shorehum and mat—
ters pertaining to Federal patronage
in Connecticut were discuoncd. When
seen utter the confercncc Representa-
tive Inncrgan said that nothing had
been decided. but that matters in
which each member wan interested
were gone over, but no results were
reached. Mr. Cummings had an in—
terview with Secretary of the Trims-
ury McAdoo at his residence. after
which be left for Connecticut.
- ”CAMEO KIRBV," A LABKY HIT.
Dustin Farnum makes his third up-
All Coats. sue
nnnnn.nn hos
AT GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Theilliic Shop
R. AND A CLAVEN.
56 NORTH MAIN ST.
pearanco on'
management of the Jesse L. lanky
of “L‘nnioo Kirby," made by Jesse ins-
kyoc the result opp special arrange.
ment between himself and the Lich-
ler Company. ' Mr. Furnum's tremend-
ous more“ in "The Virginian" and
"The Squaw Man" is known ,to all or
hibitors.. and has brought 10y to mil-
upmentm no hesitation in ranching
for flawluoitirby',’ as Mrs _of ennui
or oven superior merit. "“Cumeo Kir-
bxgl, in the. play .form, 3 was; the joint
3’9“le 399$: ,{ifprkinx'ton ,and Harry
moi-Wilson. tbonutlgors of many
leading. (lunatic hits. .jncludinz3‘1nc
Men from Home," already shown on
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on entire season in New York city,
of such it play. with such 113 star and
by such authors. is indeed an event of
note. - ~
At Muscat Hour sud lmkwood's
Hall- Friduy.
ummmmmrnrs
Button Will Make Puoplo Fat-
“Hammett if It Foils" Says
Frank H. am...
The line utbcuuty is u curve. Wom-
en mny be thin nod graceful. but not
thin and truthful. There is a vast
number of pin, thin. ncmvmey people
who m. .1} mill- and nerves. but
without the man and health that
accompanies the standard weight,
Good flesh and perfect health no to-
gether. A truoluah forming food like
Samoan to “lately necessary to
lllllly W“
mus roman-Able discovery comes in
unis intone. with the food and help:
it to mlnlldosotb’at it nukes rich
blood and m alumnus.
k H. Blur has so much can
ildence in this remarkable flesh form-
ing food and um rostorsr that. he
h willing and glad to allow any cus~
tub home 0 box of Seniors with the
undmtnndinc that if-it, does not give
a marked increucé inugood firm flesh
the money. xiii be returned without
any question‘. 3
Take. «vantage of this offer. The
risk is all his and you have almost
the‘eartulnu —ot a pleasing gain in
mamas. ‘
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in your business, a Sentinel want
ad will serve as youri‘broker.”
mgr rostrum. m urnv
’ height boat loan-a m at East
Rim, New Yuck (fdot of Catherine
St), even fly except mushy, It. a
'p‘fim. Winchell «t m up
his 1:. u. unit at South Norwnlk up
ctr-1:30 p. n. .
Giorgi! I". m, General Agent.
mumnnmn
,. YORK.
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