Evening Star Newspaper, November 27, 1921, Page 68

THE FREEING OF GRULLA, THE CRANE—5# ettt riciard TO Train Amelricans squad of soldiers who had guarded ityit is a delightful sensation you are Ld shagmwasmr e 0L For Foreign Service found a place where it was possible “I have believed that 1 posse: - ssed theand tore 2 - to.land.*aaid he. confldence of the government." Sead itk GaS%S? (o febgments, then ON Q. was sitting in his cave on. the afternoon of a spring “Is' your machine dams; - S i ged? t « (th day. when Robledo. entered| “I have hardly had time to make a0 Sou Dare it the REwepapers: th | With Grgla P! HeDt e [ o utoodrat attention. an examination” said the aviator.|greasy journalists. vow understand. | ¥You are on no account to speak.” he e of your followers wasi¢ ¢ "+ How, I have no doubt |hissed as they groveled together upon ‘ rovernor would hav The brigand chief looked his fol- ; gl g my report will make everything clear | the floor. to give the order to fire. He knew in| governor. his ‘heart only t0o well who his visitor | *“~Certainly.” replied Don Q. “I think ust bz, and he knew also the meed.of it will be necessary for you and me SMcial raive that would rall ke dew { o "take” a -ittia preliminary trib STABLISHMENT of a national cent of the students were taking - pon any government servant who cap- | WilT you be so good as to go on university inthe National |Spanish. Since 1915 no figures have been gathered in regard to the nym- lower up and down with a perhaps|”wThen you know who I.am?* again, and as time presses perhaps| The warder and a companion came less chilly eye than usual, for between | “Assuredly, senor.’’ you will be %0 good 85 (o show me all “And may 1 ask wh & A A rushing in and one of them threw his|tured or killed the great " e e wnd his master existed ties| And may I ask what you were doing | that you can. arms around Grulla, dragging the two tha goverioe. t brigand. board?” Capital, which will train the P, 3 A tour of inspection started at once, y - &0 forced a laugh. The governor, with a wild light in ber of those studying Spanish, but . | men_apart. “Come, my dear inspector,” said he, | his eyes mounted the aeroplare, and youth—women’ as well as men lit is now evident that Spanish is including nmhealulng_m many cities. I will do as you wish.” An inisiconmention,jiae Jar. asiinn- Don Q. turned to the soldiers. S Asenlof lintorantionat Telations CHat] Lo mate . the ity T oo “I am_sure that you will” said| g 2 : - d| “Guard that man” he said, point- ] D.‘}',; ‘},’,,,‘;‘:,”,"‘;:“" ‘I’-" the prisoner.” | ing to Grulla. ~We are going to the |are likely to come before the inter-|lumbla University in particular. of Pt >barracks at Cape Gia. The machine |national conference on limitation °‘{5f§",'2:|,"|‘,'2;21:‘ for the study of mod- es. d to trade use "1 ‘was taking photographs.” and Don & + “For whom?" | an< . was led. from cell to cell| “Excellency! ‘Excellency!” ‘cried the| “for as our. has 5 o el e BRI {uniil b cars wero weary of the|chlel warder, vdo not forgot that Ifme i our Droverh has If'you have|in another moment Don Q. had —for forelgn service, W ~Of what? glankinkiol lavs SEhail heikasEken | mhrnad yous Ao YO taken his place beside him. ony diplomacy and trade, but all the o tae redllnd et I Ere Wk | e e B e e s g blbel. of the strongest loyalty. “Well?" questioned Don Q. at last. “My %ord, Isabelilla is here; she has news and would make her report.” Don Q. nodded. nothing for it but the truth | he would, he was unable to recognize | cells, excellency?* i " Ot your famous stronghold,” said h ithe ] Bring her to me," he said. Do 8! " sal e. ( anywhere the form or features of Y ad n Q. smiled. 2 ‘ou will do nothing of the kind,”|one on duty, and the governor's bell g A moment later she came into the| “What is your name?” he asked. [[taermangheibadioomeLtraek Do O i | ey A ouickly, anawares SWhen tne | Wi return for i un out over |armament, is planned by @ group of] The National Foreign Trade Coun- cave, » flashing,, dark hedusy, mon: e nnnenall | mandant,” “have I seen .more excel- (’):are.‘nbnftoeor‘ l’nmvl,hveme:le.mn:nlm:ufi‘?:f \’x;n::w}-:l“.:“fl Don Q. was standing | the sand of the desert, and in a few |men Internationally known as com- | cil made the first real survey in re- 'he vitallty which women seem only | Your nationali Tont arrangements or & more capably |turn and question him." up, Sovering the governor with his| more moments they were In the alr |mercial and educational leaders. e aaigeert Wi one ot the thre 3 W Here is a group ready for corporate | educators placed on this commissior to attain under the southern sun. Lam & Bweda” = conducted prison.” As Don Q.. with his handkerchief 4 . that you are in| The. command > ercuiel . n andant bowed in_dee She wore & coarse yellow cop UBGR|the strvico of ihe Spanish govem- | gratincation This was rdeed o aie | e e g Toncig Orulla bodnd: he —a fear not| e : cerning inspector. Uxireme fear of Dou Qs fear not| “Because they oftered me good pav.” | "Ny shall make it my ‘affair” con- uestionad; the ol wE e e dihe unallied to affectio en, lieutenant, let us get to busi- | tinued Don Q.. “to see that your work | the prisoners. guardirg governor gave his Instructions and a| he would be taken across the sea, oo B2V s inatructions and &l e would be taken acrost ed north [action at the proper time and DbY|the others being Dean Edwin ¥. Gay. into the room by a couple of[and after a flight of about five miles, unanimous agreement a second then of Harvard University, now warders. i < A T 8 el again upon the hard |{erence on training for foreign se managing editor of the New Yorik ‘Thank you,” said Don Q. “T will|strand of the seashore. ice is to be held here soon. | Evening Post. and Prof. Jeremiah W. now continue my questioning of him,| Don Q. commanded the governor to Challenge has been given to the Jenks, research professor of govern--~ colleges and universities of this coun- | ment, New York University. That shared by all the peasantry and & 2 s harcoal-burners of those mountain is properly anpreciated, my dear com-{ A prison attendant looks after these | but there is no reason why these t regions—kept her from breaking at mandant And now there I8 only one|ten cells,” replled, the chief warder; pexcellent fetlows should iy thess two| descend. nat T shall have to Jeave |LFY 1o gve the youth of the land Lhe | was in the winter of 1914-1; mbers four to fifty. y and night % % % % : you hére, he sald, “but the sun is Proper training to fit them for the | - Wwill have | Dew situation regarding international | e ¥ JOLLOWING the lead of the Na- “And what i8 that?” there is always a warder in the pas- stil] low and I hope vou THE governor's face was expressive, | not too -hot a walk back. If at any {relations in which this country tkds 0 ohould be in the nejghbor- |itself. If the existing institutions do tional Trade Council there was. once into her tale. ith a grim Don Q. surveyed her W “There is a -prisoner. I wish to In- terview.. His name is Lopéz, though n'vg'ug these prisoners are very savage. smile. = You have something to_tell me? A = go : ey STt AR e I believe he is better krown by his | Supposing they were to overpower that ut he saw Don Qs revolver was| time g 3 "oxi iJ:xd_ohue :alnll?!l T . nickname of ‘the Crane.: There are ..‘#5‘3, ‘W‘hg}next ‘would uz; have :o covering him and he commanded the | N00d Of the Sierra Nevada, 1 trust ::&t dmt—el the situation, this group |organized under Dr. Swiggetr's divec- .-\’w lord, Grulla the Crage has heeni certain particulars which the govern-|pass to make their escape”” warders to depart. lllnal,.“y:u 'n"xu \;l;l;mme}"(n;u:ou.h:;: mel‘:l !'-'!r:ag?iliznnd\:‘::i\”m les-(zl,lx,h. {tion the first public conference iu s ' ; " Yo y.’,d"m"e Sl here Ty the court” [, : perceive 1 2 versity Washington on training for foreign Pon-q. turned his impassive face e e e opric | .- And.mow, how. are, we o, get dntn} scauaintanes 1 perceice dhat 1 nave o any Wasnington ‘on "traiming for foreich upon her. l | “'The .walls, excellency, are forty | the street? If we can avoid the court- many points in ?o:n"ml);l. FEE P s s W | sersice.“This was held durine i . feet high, and there are spikes on, the|yard I would like to do so, for I A few minutes later e‘u place 3 N GGETT. director | can scientific congress. This o 2 had returned to its starting place of the division of commercial| ence was called by the United States know that there are four sentries|Don Q. 'gave his commands to the k- 3 | commissioge: e there.besldesn igunrdiat icheygate. °‘?-':f.f’{°l‘h‘1‘.§.'l% Klu;;::' climb up bé- :::::;::' I‘;ni‘:a:lirr:::p:l hr‘\’:i:‘:or:ri""'""':"’(u"'ri”'or‘":d‘;’:"’:;?m:‘:‘ g Has.your private house no other exit?| gide me.” haid, he. *It s the £ov0 nttabiof Bftean of Aiucational s ents | e e O e Aiaee. But, of course, it has, my dear oom- | See s Corders;” and pulling out his {ration for foreign service, and other!ican Unjon. The proceed! andant,” continued Doi Q. a8 the | revelver he said to Grulla: R G iRt governor’ hesitated. “Come; time!| “you understand that if you play . presses.’ [ a trick, it-will be your last one.” The light of dawn was ashy col-| " The soldi¢rs saluted once more. The ored as the trio walked through the | plane rose into the air, and Don Q. streets of the town. Few were stif~1looking back along the golden strand, | ring as yet, and they met with no| hackeq by the fierce wild hills saw. | hinderance or challenge until they|or ymagined that he saw, far away came to the gate, for the town -of| to the north, a lonely flgure running Melilla is a walled city. Here, how-| frantically along the edge of the tide. ever, the governor was at once recog-| The lieutenant turned round, and nized, and they passed through. | Don" Q.- pointed_toward the distant A corporal and six soldiers stood | Spanish hills. Two hours later the - top of them, and at night there are four ‘| more sentries in the couttyard. _ “It .seems enough,” said Don Q. thoughtfully. “Now lead me back to the commandant.” Some hours later Don Q.. the com- mandant and Lieut. Daal had dined, and dined well. The governor had explored his deepest cellars for vintage wines and though Don Q. glass had not been filled often, of the governor had, so that he was . in the best of tempers, as he sat opposite and made himself agreeable “When?" he asked. ! Three nights ago, but I only h!urdl it yesterday, and they are sending him to the-convict prison in Africa.” ! “To Melilla®" demanded Don Q. is the name of the place, “How did Grulla come to be cap- tured?” “He was in Castelleno. in the house of the Senora Barcla—it is for Inez that he goes there—and some one e rest upon his soul) informed | ihe civil guard. Four of them went | to the house, and when they came way again—I heard it from Tomas Obercitto — Grullo marched in _the \nlddle of them and one of the guards \as bleeding from Grulla's knife.” AT N around the aeroplane, and Lieut. | machine came to earth in the Boca ey Daal was evidently ready for flight. | de Lobo. At the same hour, a hot BN A8 they approached the machine Don | and excited governor was seated in 2 Q. turned to the governor. | front of a huge desk, attempting to «r~HEY took him t6 prison, and the | draft into official narrative the hap- next day to the rallway station. There were civil guards with him and (hey went away upon the train. I saw Ihe train start myself, and Grulla looked at me. and his face became happier, for he knew that 1 would take the news to, my lord." Don Q. threw his cigarette into the fire with a gesture’ of anger. i ‘Grulla Is three times a fool,” said he They call him the Crane, but the crane < the warest of birds, whereas Grulla permits himself to be captured. But it is strange.” he continued, ‘“that they should take him to Africa before his trial.” abelilla flashed into a smile. “In Castelleno they do not think it strange,” said she. ~“They say there Y that every one is a spy of my lord's and » hat If he were put into the prison at S S | - { 4 telleno, my lord wéuld rescue him. 3 as you rescued my husband Robledo from. the prison at Seville.” Don Q. shook his head. Why should I rescue him?” he said. ugly and -offends my eye, and now he has proved himself incompetent, which is vet worse. “Master.” said leabelilla, ‘‘they say he fought bravely with the civil guards, for beside the one he stabbed in the “You have never been in the air, 1 believe?” said he. “I assure you penings of the last dozen hours. ’King George Grants Royal | l -Coat of Arms to Canadians| By PERCY E. NOBBS, .. ssilver’ unicorn with gold trimmings. \ca at | including his collar and chain, and L gt St Aind DeviEs 8 I'bearing as a banner the ancient arme; % : of France: that is t0 ay, & pettern of LE the feeling of Cana-|gold lilies on a blue fleldi : ’Above the shield, the sovereignty dlans appears to be i~} 5 o va) there is a royal .gold tinctly against titulra hon-| heimet, with the imperial crown, and ors, and while the Interest!on this crown there stunds the crest, in personal coats of arms is so slight ;Onfluinf of a !e‘r,oviou? li;lle‘ qoldlm; 5 jon waving a red maple leaf in hi that the whole machinery of registra-{ nau and T M crown on bis tion is ignored alike by the many un- | head. It is to be observed that the v ¢ entitled to]crown and crest are attached to agested an by s "“r', € been | Delmet by means of ‘& red and white bear arms, there has of lat n | QTeath, and this may be drawn as quite a heaithy development of place f ribbands twisting in and out of dhel . v Canadian towns have [ crown. or even as a red and w heralaryc Mans ,‘ i ana "" (he | cord round a cushion on top of the adopled jeomis jor MRS 2 ; it the rules of good her- most- part they are feasible, herald-jaldry rigid in the matter of Prasers: {'l‘l'?;;.;:’:l:":o‘:“‘““w"‘: and : ¢ ically speaking. and in some nw.suneez‘u:hle shmd.”mé are very elastic as o i 3 Guly’ t the College of |interpretation of the ac 2 1 ize i H v av Scottish custom of 'blue and white . “ “Who says that he will not return to|ness. I see that you realize your posi-| ment wish me to obtain from him.}{o the royal inspector. Indeed, the both new and old, have beautiful} Sc i 3 it 3 ol Cas 2 : . g 1} will be followed, with this difference, the_mountains?” dsmanded Don Q. tion. You came to photograph a den of | He only arrived a day or Bo go:|governor felt that he had rarely spent | SO818 OF SXTE% ;’.‘.‘.”,,f,,’t‘::,‘.fi?.fi:fi::i;‘. L e L ot awhite we have ermin. e oaY tise.da they sa e e e e held v | THe has. %0 Dloasant and profitable an evening. | (oo the 1t P% o forations to public a8 this goes well scith roval fiue “And what clse do they say?” = |have fallen into it~ You Will be held to| “He has been here four dave. Fle| The time was half past 2 in ¢ ments, both &s decorations Lo as tnis goes well wil yal blu. ¢ hok thae It camnof reach across tne | 41 L S O i oI TR Gl o bt P e herity has, however. | royal achlevement than it a gold and ong but that it cannot reach across the ( “I trust you will place the figure very Don Q. turned to Daal 5 o - - c s, es well | silver mantling is added to a gold sea. until’ quite recently, been 'less weli | silver manting 15 SOU€C (P Eoq Q. . low then. for 1 have wothing but my | “So I havé been led to underptand.” | *Now. my dea + sal Don Q. flushed. pay and 1 could not raise two hundred ow, my dear lleutenant” said|fyrnished, and ths maple leaf. the | replied Don Q. “I wonder they did|he, “you had better be getting to your [ pi iUl % Morms of the first four |crest. % * % X % “They. take too much upon them- | dollars to save my life. | not lodge him in. the prisow“at Cas-|machi v 2 a qelven: these people who talk o loudly | Don Q. looked the young man in the | telleno.” o machine for.ws must start a8 a0on A3/ provitices: to; federate, marshaled 0, in Castelleno, said he. soonea | 25 and for some minutes stood brood-| The commandant laughed The leutenant saluted and left the | E9ther o7 & "‘“:le".‘igty‘.:lndh'"ga:“?i HERE is no mottoed garter ori{ i 2 y i S N . mi ed ¢ & N o1l nd then Don Q. looked | Ing. Suddenly a light came into his| “There is. a very good reason for|room. But "norteast, @ maranaled coat of hain and jewel of a knightly | oden e dime. the shield, and this ] mm———— e = own. {that.” said he, “for there is no prison| “I wish that you had b iYou have doné well, lsabelilla, to! “Then you must pay vour ransom inwithin twenty Kkilometers -of those stay longer, Colomel st the. govs P o, ut tell me, why i |another fashion.” said ‘he. “Tell ‘me|mountains which can hold for long one | ernof in a thick voice I have a it that you wish Grulla ehould be res- | how much gasoline have you? How far |of Ton Qux mensi o o o Bl e Ceatry 1 . f07 | 5 RR00HUT the King haz been gratl cued?> > can you fly >’ 717 “Yes, Indeed: Don-&. -has wrecked - % ously please o anoce pres 108 i t . ““I do not'like him, but he is one of | ‘Three hundred kilometers. ‘many. a_promising official career, my e e Thonla nave happened | °f arms for Cenada. 7 of aftairs with-réferénce’to Canadiagi [director gencral of the Pan-American fof the find-éver printed by, this gos my lord’s men.” - «“it is enough,” said Don Q.. makjng @ | dear: gpmmandagts, AAWpsned ‘mdn, | in a cell.jn my prison. * PeTh Te e 0t generally understood that}titles. The motto, again. is differenti sl qll ¢ oyl . Snow,.m . : 2 3 8 s - S | arms of Sovereignty are not neces- ? . =] reign commerce department. | This conference askad for the ap from that of the royal arms as used|Chamber of Commerce of the United | pointment of a committee £o Tffvesss been used as & symbol of soverelgnty 01, and thi - in a rather indiscriminate fashion. | probably an intentional differénce, ;nimmh"s include such internationally | piiblisked as a ocument by the bu- Recently the king has been graci-| ;. onance with the pregent positioni¥nown authorities as Leo S. Rowe,[reau of education, the first document Don Q stared at the beautiful face [rapid calculation. You cai fansom |l imagine.” governof waved his hands. The command: Sarily the personal arms of the sov-|['O% W ¥ oy ang Treland, be- | States; James H. Carter. vice presi-|gate and report from time to tim of the peasant woman. & az yourself by entering my Wervice for a T s com %aid he grimly, “he is one of | week. We will go a journey together,| “As determine 2 ; ereign, and in the case of conquest H : 5 e L e nis puniahv. | you and I, and a¢ e e, | o the b o Ly o o T heidon warhet e ey | ATms oL sovertlenty pass AL T ad mare.” . jaentio e Natlonal Lty e e e T aor ment because he is & fool. H Fave pleased me, 1 will set you free.” |So say those who have se warf. | mine. The warder warned me. bUtically to the conquering ruler, at least; On tne royal arme of England there Tork, fand. Jeremiah W ek, R ey it oA have it either here or there. Now go!"{ :*And if not" " |plied_the commandant, geniall Ul R Y e foi and Don | that has been the way of it in Europe.Joccurs at’the bottom an orpament™|publie D O e e | cations by the commisslonerof edu- the truth be told, as the “Yo‘u have egcmle: l;!oealh °»'~'fevlh1'§'logll< ::sh‘;'sd‘v’{' l;:erhap;. that he did not | Q. looked toward the high® windows * % ¥ X the three badge flowers, combined on | Upjversi This committee is sup-|man, A direct 'cn.ne?;e‘n.s ii';;',:i morning, senor,” sa n Q. woul sitor, whose' facd flushed | for the first hint of dawn. for with HEN the king is in Scotland his | She ::::‘be'{'::‘:s;.‘l’ir%ea ‘;?lg:m;'l‘ i‘;flfidigb: r::"adovrisr;y bco;"‘,‘.mee. ;:' thbey hg'htf‘sc!sulxt\ong o,{l learn-'; v T e be: nown - iggett. speaking for ys words of Isabelilla and of the gossip in Castelleno | recommend vou to let that suffice. You | darkly. dawn would come his moment for 1 standard is flown, and on it the | the badge flowers will be somewhat!pysiness ‘men.and educators in the{the cammittess in addresses before rankled in the heart of Don Q. For | must make your choice. A week in my “frhou; who have seen him“have not | action. \tupidity the man ha n_ taken, face of the aviator. He saluted s o A P ast: "eax® | TIVER since he had seen Grulla in|and fourth auarters. and the Bnglishrock and leek leay . & My and sham. |ing men Like James J. Furrell, presi-) Boucaton ssociation Ma ithe: aum. P s the fact that Den Q.| At your orders, senor.” said he. Bt tney e ealGiaeanandant: per- | by "\ “ell “and questioned {he]|2nd Irish arms. on the second and o e e ot mewte. THIL | denriorithe Linited Biabes otes e PISEECDERNOIS RIS, A5 AhOw had newer liked him in even the) Now there is no mecessity Possibly,” said the.commandant. . : third quarters, respectively. Also. his[ornament may. of course, be treated poration; Nicholas Murray _Butler. [Whether the nation can prepare fof TN thiers e no mencaslty: t0 dencribe | . Ly i bt comainiy s pepllea | Tarder hisplan of sction had-heen |acots srms dra sutmounted by o Git-1with considerable freafom An,th president of Columbia University, and | 365 JATER SGRVSh OF Sind sociens: Iclear. Escape out of the prison by | ferent crest. a red lion sittuing up:, coloring be made as conventional ot |ties on e T W ilbur. 3. by building on and through Rhe ey by modified fashion in Thich he occa|at » length . D g Jof, sNo posdt sionally approved of his followers, he rica. efore he started, however. he n Q. -“But come, I must' gee this hever pardoned incompetence, and he|took certain precautions and wrote a|man infmediately, for I must be on my {any ordinary method seemed impos- his supporters. the lion and the|as naturalistic as the taste of theg, ol lished ed o . © o i vay v A el = % 8 iCarr, director of the United States |tablished education system. onsidered it highly incompetent of |telegram to the following effer way to Ceuta early tomorrow. | sible in view of the number of sen- ‘t;:\:cfl‘\i.‘r;m c:rr:‘_ |;::h;;z:~ti(fi|1(:mlh y | art “u’-';a)h::gux‘;&lhe i °‘|m".m" service of the State Depart- 2 met the chal- i ; 2 ment; John M. Fhey, former presiden 3 n . Swigget!, Sohn DS e tiin ‘discassing ithe call for the see- ‘ulla to have permitted himself ta, :‘Commandant—Prison—elil The commandant rang a beil and sen: | ; Graliation o . “Blease. €xpect visit of roval for the.chief warder. tries he would have to pass, and those [ Andrew's and St. George's crosses.|Canada an agglomeration of sYmbOIS o’ the Chumber of Commerce of th Had the matter ended there, all|missioner for inspection of prisons. You will take his excellency farty-foot walls with the spikes on {¥hitea Statea: e Meyer, gr.jond national conference here thix ? the top, and even after that. should SR T 3 T {United States: Eugene Moo, #i7[month, and cited as a “notable ex 3 o | ging - ample” the establishment of the for- e might have been well, but it 16a much | Will arrive forthwith." colonel-ingpector,” said he, “to vi . A This was sent down the mountains, |prisoner Lopez; the one who arrived |Ne succeed in passing theselobatacles | /g 3 : nance Corporation; Elihu Root. for . n one way or another, perhaps hue 5 x 3 '- &g o . 0! on; hu . - : : < o % oh - mer Secretary of State; William How service .school at.Georgetown farther. It was quite true what Isa- 0 3 belilla had said. No man of his had but how it was put on the wires who | four days ago and is in cell 41" = cver been captured but he had been|can say? Don Q had his own way of Ve : 3 uid be raised through the ¢ : > . e e O cioc of the Supremal] CEl r managing these things and his friends i » 0 ere was only one way, 7 5 %, . e 01 e e & rescued, and as the days passed a - e 4 S DON Q. walked along the pas- Q' "was ‘awaiting for that e i ' ] |Court of the United States: A. Law- i to mote at P 3 < ThE rence Lowell, president of Harvara first whitening light of dawn to put| f# E } v ACe K1 3 X : a University, and Frank A. VanderliD. [leen met by the schools and colleges ind | were in many government offices. resolve began to harden in the m ; of ithe BEigAn e Corsg gk e sages behind the warder, e marked | (7, "o peration. But the night with Toom hia prl:nn‘fl“Ahfi;.w" rullal o e following day, after he had | "y DATTOWIY the details of the way.|out remained black, and the voice of Lt Ly R T The challenge is not issued to the ang universities, nearly 12 o Bl P A e Q. would e e blade sturt. he donzed|dince he knew not when it might be|the governor sfruck once more upon s ; S Soox | 1 colleges and universities in & hostile |62 BT (ihoTila " Cotrnes i have done had mot & certain incldent | the yniform of ‘a Spanish colonel; but necessary for him to traverse them| his ears. : : > = . or antagonistic_spirit. In fact, the|foreign service, foreign trade in par- e e it i i@ with cer- a Spi nel Sgain: 2 “I trust, colonel, that you are satis- & 5 o mmlites han been working in theltirlas T Of the Sevenis one Bighe tainty, but it is probable that he before starting he had a further talk |~ | fled with what you have seen of my T g { 5 ) By closest co-operation to aid the exist- | jnatitutions in which »n“"" - Si d actually making up hie mind towith Lieut. Daal ot m"lt“' a door was thrown open|administration here 3 | 8 : ¢ % i1 |ing educational ifStitutions in meet! training is now. offered, the s I Ay Melille in Africa, when P i . a1 - e{}nmw interior of the cell dis- ‘More than satisfled.” replied Don " % - s the new conditions, and if the exi est report each more "th: 160 el v wish to g0 to Melilla, the con-|closed. Never had Don Q. seen a more|Q. “As I have sald before, a more Ve . = 2 3y . [hg Institutions fafl this organization, | Gon it Raking foreign trade—a — which has the support of businessieprollment from the ten institutions & viet prison.” desolate figure than that which Lopes|well ordered and well conducted - o (so-called the Crane) presented. bli; B . ] Y v iti. Yes." said the lieutenant. establishment it has not been_my 3 2 ! generally and the federal authorities. ¢ 2 255 A mant e i i [ e et uron ahevabiortswsodens b | good - Tortune it . inspect. ) Four / g B s s It Uo catablish & b | e, O e o v o my con- |which is the government lssue to Span- | heaith, my dear commandant, and| foon S : _ tional institution to meet an impera- | tq sac 21l Sourses in collegtate schools. - ioh prieons ';“h his head bowed upon | may you long hold the post for which % B AL !tive need. e Datraans: s hands and his food stood -untasted you are so eminently fitted.” s ) - I Dr. ‘Swiggett, chairman of this com- | 0f SUSREES TIROTLOE 0 A Eo. The - - rrtres ob Tfifesn. founded the first] o ooucation onl e e Ceattie. 20 that event occurred which changed the whole nature of his pla: One morning, some fortnight after the capture of Grulla, he chanced to be standing outside his cave lmok(n.. a cigarette in the soft S sun- ahine, when suddenly below him the! ‘Yes : ] e nas around the fircs manifested | *Iam going to inspect the priso e o i Atithis| moment. the jclogic on the \ N ! The-strongest excitement, and began) The licutenant, who was now past ZiSonthiaciadhe ek Do @ e N Y e by ; N v | | gonference ever held in any countrs ineads the list with 407 students: New - 3 surprise, said “yes” once more. 2 3 . ncing_again e windows Don % 8 ( ] [in the world to consider ways and|y’ e dint vk ts: Ne pointing up at the =ky. = There|suspi i Yes, excellency, " replied the warder. | &. turned to the commandant, K¢ ‘ 20 O e ot Gettik dnto Jour -achools| Aorac Unlvesalty s rmecond, -orith WL p - X J i and colleges satisfactory training for < The variety and character of ili-"'t { ol for e ies tnehart of | “This s the prisoner Lopex.”: ‘There is one thing more you can| fii jk / : X the chief government inspector of| hen leave us together. do for me before I take my leave of § . S RLA) 3 e all phases of foreign service—poli- : prisons. It will be your duty to sup- But; extellency— 3 2 you, : 5 N { fical, commercial, engineering, social [ Struction now being offered as prep: Port me loyally. Iam sure that T ca hDon . turned on the warder like a ‘And wl § g d s Wwelfare. finance. etc. "He .had for |&ration for foreign trade in our, trust you to do so.” ligne: s et You can give me your complete Ay 4 ¢ g T Cheen & teacher of modern |larger universities reveals at a glance” For a week 1 am at your service, orpse of a scullion!” cried he. “Am | obedience for half an hour." 4 ¢ N janguages, teaching In_the Univer: the satisfactory educational recpo nor. | the royal inspector of prisons, or am | The governor looked up and re-| | ] 4 &1 !of Michigan. Purdue University, U in this field to the demand of busi T - said Don Q. And so it was| 1017, One more word and I wiil break | coiled. “The lees of the wine died out 94 Sl j OErsity of Missouri, University of the |ness in recent years for a iraineg they started off. vou; ves, like that,” and Don Q. made|of him and he gave a gasp, for he| [iii g5 # 4 South. Tniversity of Tennessee, etc.|and informal personnel in theé c A aciDon O wasloskInED 5 movement with his hands. The war-)found himself facing the muzzle of a L 4 3 | These modern languages are spoken|duct of our rapidly developing for T oa " For the dirman up above | down upon both Spain und Africa and er fell back, trembling. 52 ¢ revolver. : - A 250 [y the peoples primarily intérested in [ ign trade. Dr. Swiggett emphasizes, ‘was obviously looking down upon and | the strip of violet sea between. To Forgive me, excellency,” said he.| *“I see you are surprised," said Don : 221 |commerce. Commerce, he argued. to| “In consideration of the maj icas obviously looking down upon and ) the BriP 88 100 ey ™ls Mumnecessar T only meant that the man might be |Q. “Let me explain. Iam desolated to : . ’ J ] | Do Successrully promoted by any|angles of approach to world trid . ;| dangerous. cause you any inconvenience, but I| [ @ 5 peoples must be largely in the sense [and the high level of intelligence, of 2 oDl e O of “acod” wiil - in | vision and character. of skill and in- _ ' against the blue heaven and at no great height, sailed a large aero- piane. Tt was the first that Don Q. had aver seen, for the science of aero- autics made but slew progress in pain. . At first Don Q. was merely inter- ested, but as the aeroplane circled round and round above him a frown grrew upon his brow and his hands se! and Don Q. had read enough of mod- jand we will take up the thread of| Don Q. laughed. “I like danger.” a o 1 : % ed. ger.” said | came here for a purpose and that pur- g 1 aeroplinen to be able {5 vecognias | our, story again when the miching|ne “now go A% we pased alofe, ihe pose must be furkled Detore 1 go. :#Zz ¢ = £ 4 / presenting these modern laugusges | formation cssentisl fo o rosery e g not speak, I will make everythi s g % he attempted to acquaint his ils | 2 photogTaphs. & & S ite nad Don Q) Molilla, vas made just outside|3UA1E UbOR that stool until T call. You | clear. /1t is absolutely Biecasaary et < 3 < IR b urces of the several na.|tion, one observes with satisfactiot, ", received much a shock. Had he pos- | the gates. and in a few moments the understand me the prisoner Lopez, in cell 41, ‘should / RS - 4 T ith which_ the people of the |Dr. Swiggert says, “the careful agd 2 T e erve of fear, it may be|machine was surroynded by a crowd L ea excellondt e accompany me when I léive. Al that} | 8 LIS 3 - United States naturally seek commer- | Studious preparation. now going i Tt 1o Woul® have baen: ntrnld’buz of Arabs. Y AT: soon as the door closed behind the |1 wish is-that you assist me in taking|. > £ : chf}el,uon,_ and the human as well |in our schools and collgges of YOymyx S i Sy miaat el RIS Dor . ‘hdiled a Spanish sergeant|" [ na Don. Q. turned to Grulla. - steps to that end. o ACOHE 53 as the_economlc ipterésts which lead)|men .and young women .£or, s, , anger ma - 3 n : have some questions to ask you,{. “It is impossible!” cried the governgt. |. ~— F ¥ these Peoples to emter into. interna-|career —of usefulpess In. wver kT K % prisaner,” -said he.. . Grulla looked up, ‘That isvery sad,”” peturned Don Q. N b P P tional contacts. * service, helping ‘to Strengthez gur ig- ;.. . ;i K 4 % 5 & T i ternational relations and to,i3rxbasr © HIS man in the air, realized with the nation’s economic’ pro#perizy. IR instinctive swiftness, was by far 2 fwer m : * 3 the greatest dasigir With whicht e | Lipsiwithctue commariant.Ton, will Conitinied Don & 'Should|I shall be compelled to causs a vacancy =Tl-m council-is Teady. at any timg. (o of thésé peoples, he ‘saw that if ever| |the committee for the establihmént Y place this. machine in the shadow. of. y 1 nad ever been face to face. He fore- | the walls and set guard avout it a0 i 1’3‘1";@?&-: et Wi, pinded Aer. 8 oy, -owmmandant. Tou unp oot ot i i A saw a complete set of photographs 522&‘:‘:‘.&: gm‘n e d:efl?w ‘?;; l&\qlc‘?ted where, you' will not know whether it is| _ “I do not understand what you' wish this ‘country Was to havé anything 1 taken af his strongholds: Invention | the ATADE, fean meddle With 1t oo |0ny et Come nom vou s ol | o S like. Jis’ share ~of dtlaMoiAhins, or|er Bo mabilncn otimae o R lower of U Q7" Ts not that | prisonet be brought here, 1 then wish | And so the king’s arms of sovereignty | sanctified by origin, by timé and by {large the courses in our schools and |ernment and O e 3 by an individual, corporation or yay who was P ng. “Sergeant.”. said he, I am Col.|with an expression of sadness. Con- [# 3 - | #But we wilste time, 1 act at 3 § & Escapuleo, ?‘YI.I;rc‘:;r'l‘r:lu{:;el;’ Jor the|fnement bore neavily upon his spirit | You have your Choics of two. aiterna- | Jia: Py 2 e i Vi ¢ 2 m‘m’xf‘“ Will'do_well to ang i ;lvu: ejther you will do as I tell you,"or [* | s 28 Sait B “TyN attéimpting fo_acghaint “himself trot B ke . i S : - with.the political understandings NEW CANADIAN RQYA * his enemies and immediately 5 3 Sou to walk with me out of the prison |in Ireland are differentiated by re-|association—the leopards of Edward |collegés so that the people gen- oo :And now sive mme & guide to take| ‘o Spld Grol oo 1o, anom sou | TGS, 10,860, me off for Ceuts, We | pasting the harp, on the blue’ fleld | the First, the lilies of ancient.France] erally might s ol ool S el B TR T R T SN T e me to the commandant. et O B W e e e A Both he | twice. AN e et e e o cmpice. ‘the rod | Nicholas —Murray,: Butlen—interna- | of offering” the courses to meet k! The commandant, who was having | royal .inspecfor of prisor 'am the |and I are light weights and I daresay | Henceforth iii Canada -whep the | Scottish lion that was old when Rob- | tionally minded.” 2 Sreat neel of the mation, Dr, Swiks his siesta, was & surprised man when | from me and you (_prisogs. .One word | that the machine wl bear us. That is | king is represinted in authority by aert the Bruce replaced his private He found. im 1910, that George | explains, e nation, Dr. Swikscl, N e nl commissioner was an-]now, confess that you are s, liSwer of all that I wish you to do.’ plece of ormamental symbolism.which | arms with the arms of the sover- | Washington University, in Washington., He himself' s best kriown intérps swiftly in _the air, I pllot, from | nounced, but it was not many min-|Don Q. B . 3 wer of .'Who are you? We call his coat of arms it will be as|eignty of Scotland, and the suppdrting | was.really the only institution that|tjonally through the -second Par being completely master of the situa-! utes before he was shaking hands No. sald Grulla 15, ‘You know that I am Colonel Esca- |in the case of Scotland and Freland— | unicorn, with a crown about his neck,| attempted by a‘definite course to train | American com, ‘.Md‘:a{. tlon. was In another moment In the! with his visitor. 1 Stubborn nnlmal'"l;e ZEN pulco, the royal commissioner for the in- | by a_variant upon- the royal arms of |'which was once the crown_.of a|for tite diplomatic and consular serv- | jged and ‘h’m‘:&emn e{o ! Repeat that once [spection of prison: Ensland. To avold the heraldic port- | French dauphin in Mary Stuarf's day,fice, and gives great credit to Admiral |he published. A t your orders, senor colonel,” said nds his mind began to seek a counter to it. But it was at this moment that something happened up above. The asroplane which had been fly- ing easlly over the camp suddenly changed its tactics, and, as happens so greatest danger. Obviously some Y ‘were warned of my c S&ine trouble had developed, and as | I bol?:ve?" :“d DondQ. ¥y coming, ?‘o:: ’_-Q::Idp{“wilrlllwcfi‘l! t‘};xel‘flv‘nrd“ar an Royal commissioners do not act in{manteau phraseology (which is the and, though the crown has now the{Stockton, then president of that in-|absence from th Unlve e aipped and: swooped It was | - “Fen, serior colonel, but I did not ex- | week.. No_light: bread ahd wat for a | this fashion. Driefest and most concise form of ‘de- | distinctive crosses of the Scots crown, | stitution, for his ploneer work and:| Tennese by e g LD olear that i looking 3 oread ehd Smter for| Don Q. Wirugged his shoulders. . |goriptive expression ever o de- | st ety T O oot heosts. | foresighi. | He found in 1910 that the | ington he Was wble to do moro ¢ - by r life. r the last time, | *The dawn is beginning to brighten,” |but a language not taught in th®}The gea;lnp;‘he cru& as it was |n‘fercenuze of students taking Spanish | advancing, 'uunlnvg znr"r'.‘,’r‘lx;n 2 ac fice’s time, with the xr;:ct ycoudlllx‘nul the -arrival of the.shipthe rest of your m Cadis.” acknowledge it. : said’ he, “‘and it i o ips are slow.,” said Do e > W . tand s time I was away. | schools) the design will be as follows 0 the schools and collgges: wi - hips are n Q. T 1.have never heard of Don,Q.," said | You quite understand me? First, you| The shield will have four q addition of.a crown on the lion’s head n’::l!glblc—lo use an :-lchdl:: :o:c:ph&lgl.x'in:hg fiffin"'é’r?':?é"h”f'- &reat msss of wild and broken sierra. | you to my pilot, Lieut. D Wl i wee {ie ithin | ATAEITe Orders that the pelsorier Lopex land a bate O N es Soid Joo s om0 hie paw. "Tho | Aguree—iess than one-half of 1 Der | the commissoner of education to taks: : w ad- 9 4l vou i 2 A ‘combination of the crosses of t| - ecutive 4 42" Lobo “isele. ang here with' 24 | Daat’s saiute, then turning to Don Q| you pay him'a v poor Compliment,” | where the exceiient Lisut; Daal fa with | the red lion of Scotland. wm.-a?: o O e Fral Lis | bastuees, mon, "hatibers of ool BT SN e 3 - nieat SAld:o ST et yon il it e Dol e camnd Crina | o8 Soropiane. You must not sitempt |biue claws and tongue, on & goid| sarlical culture B e B oking. toward the catabllshment | of the \metatiee OF COrLPUl EATRE T T A A S e B P o v 2 ce Caused Grulla | {6 give the alarm, elther in this room | background. with & double line 1 | sarllent e I R e IS | of one or move foderal academiss Of | for the mem position of tne United States. thanks to his patron saint. and them | possible. ‘I must leave for Ceuta to-| open-mouthed. - then. recoil, |or on the way, or you know the con- | decorated framing round him. Below | George's cross, that was used in land | commerce to prepare, young men and |as e1 ad p?i “;{N} o Tm’lsut"' 3 Waved on his men to make their cap- | morrow early. The fact of the matter | “Yes, Grulla,” continued the a | *Now the 2 the English leopards; on a blue back- | fighting since ever Bing ah and Bo Somen “quickty. for " service, in ‘the | tlons, ‘and figures. that forsign Faoi Ture: o that in @& very few minutes | is—you must forgive my apparent|in lower tones, “I hi rigand | *Noethe govérnor was brave enough. |ground. are the golden harp of Ire.|men fought for the adjustment of |Latin American countries immediately, | st e e oI accouterments, y ol & e e three go B 4 e cco 5. his goggles in his|there is at present considerable talk |me. . hen the time coms X will send |sense in throwing away his life useless- | lilies of France, also on a blue oack- for gold, hL | PanmianaL & at thelbtons L] o beloves ety ithat X natipnt [ to Spanish and the more elementary |of rarelgfiQ' ce will ‘eventually stood facing the brigand chief.|in Madrid to, the -effect that. things|or come for you." At presetit” you are(ly. Besides, as the situation began groun and at the bottom of the|was the only ‘become more clear to him, he thought |shield are the green Canadian maple | and Riffs, and English merchants had | economic resources of ti Latin | established °! the federal gov feverishly for ] C Now, there was only one spot where such landing was possible in ail that|came by air. Permit me to introduce | Grulla, "Ah, senor,” said Don Q., “It is in-|are not quite*as they should be in|going to commit a murde deed delightful of you to pay us this|these African prisons of our: d I}upon me; to attack me, Yo kiheg deed delightful of t : he saw an opportunity of turning it ulti- | leaves on a white or silver back-ineed of it in the middle sea. And|American countri i loualalt o ol Ml S E:Vre .t;or:;;g::‘t‘; ol‘:\y‘ I:ne- 1?;1 terl with bow] z}ex 3 mately. to_his advantage. * | ground. The supports are a gold lion | there is the story of the three h.d“: -um;mea, .;v:‘t:‘u ;:- 19‘;5 m'&fi?{e‘i{ ment wit \J?Zfi'}m‘i"fi.fi"’émm, e ; m st once-and for all” o o oy poselbpiey: ¢ hfix:yc m a 1'5‘;,; .q'mm ane. 1t .('.I,.“’:.;.gl o crown on 12{.'«}"\;'-‘: 2 fowers:and thelr cgnt::iu(lon on one | States ‘bureau of ‘education’ made a’ ates eventually B ten-yraf I am: indeed fortunate to havelyears ago,” bégan the commandant,| . Ddn Q. broke the bowl wifh a kick Iboard it. Round the aeroplane was the |ing &5 & Smaner the eaion jack and a!is modern istory s ion: which :‘.‘;‘.’.‘.’&:&“fi?fi?& "r:::e".{n-:.' ;hgzi seventh ‘n;e bexiunios; With the