The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 17, 1924, Page 10

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So far wo shall not contradict each other What follows? How came I here int that man’s house? Why, pu, of co! and T sta fort you tn your natural dist facts will prove my ‘coms will swear to it be seen that in charging me you are scheming evil for good, seeking to profit by m unwary generosity, You smile? Yo {think the reputation’ bestowed upc daimongering populace tale the lie m not of your opinion; and, any Iam prepared to take the risk I would tnke greater risks for |you, my dear to rescue to com: The will 0 to give that 1 w Ob, She shrank be: ror. Then fening in self erec she drew her y, & very queen of trage: she flung out an arm in! @ gstur of command. Ho found her magnificent, in the} poise of her graceful bo pallor of her face, the the ivory hat glow- | jown in which | Suddenly, with y, he sprang forward to seize her. | he slipped aside and a |panic before his furious ons oversotting the high-backed c which she had lately been sitting. Tho crash of {ts fal} seemed to te to the bering mind of nd disturb hig uncbnactou: ‘or he stirred a little, uttering’ int moan Beyond that, howeve: accomplished nothing. the wainscot fac uld b @ run round th before she could turn to do #0, the Duke had seized her Helpless in his army Over that throat he bent his head like some evil vam pire. But his fevered lips never reached it. In the very act of bend. sed, and stiffened him he could hear the foot. | ms re-entering the their com av white now DR. ALBERT ABRAMS BLOOD-TEST FREE To Veople Who Take the Abrams’ ‘Treatment From Us We Maye Some Happy Patients Today Is the Bert ‘Time to Call Dr. Abrama it explains a1 system for | (Acron= Block Above the DEVELOP INTO nintent sble. PNEUMONIA that nfliammadion, nto the stomach, the blood, attacks SAMPLE FREE to-day fot Free sample box of for prin in the back, petlding or wy Kidney or ECZEMA YEARS On Face In Rash. 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Then the com loosens and comes way with d Get Bluc-jay at your druggist ith w ab in king finger at he Hoar i rf ac od rned to stone awakening gerous “Pack! Awa My Goa Inte o has the plague! A mome with him. kaze they stood at Miss Olive S. Allen’s Tested Recipes a, iden t he not, himne! house, as he precipita ft he flung after them. CHAPTER XXI Under the Red Cr long had turned were alone to. Corn Rolls (These distinelly Southern rolls from Weat Virginia will p anyone who likes corn mec! 1 cupfuls flour 4¢ cup corn meal 2 milk to mix 2 tablesr oonfuls Crisco 14 teaspoonful ealt 4 teaspoonfuls baking powder Mix as you would biscuit. Cu with biscuit cutter dt with Crisco, old over like Parker House roll and bake in quick oven. (RISCO For light, tender cakes j For digestible and flaky pastry For crisp, digestible fried foods with dazed eyes looked ro’ room. Again he brushed back the tangle of hair from hla brow, a |thereafter dully considered his hand which was wet and smeared with 4. Understanding of where he 4 how he had come thero grew | He rose to his feet, and | aying a moment, looking} 1, dull-eyed as a drunkard. He beheld Nane: shoulders turned to him templating her-| [self ix an oblong Venetian malrror} that adorned the wall beyond the} table, and in the mirror Itself he be-| held the reflection of her face, It} was ashen, and there was a staring, | ghastly horror in her eyes, | Sho reeled back, and knew, with.| out power to help herself, that she |was falling, when suddenly she felt | hernelf caught, and supported j her | the! | rs ai yi Pate 2) Y, MARCH 17, 1924 Tou can dilute the doubles rich contents of this can until the quart bottle over- flows with pure milk “From Contented Cows” ation Milk Prodects Co, -|the act cost him but little effort, for she was v slim and light Un resisting she was too dazed and weak for y physical resistance now—ehe suffered him to bear her tle frown of effort drawing Dully-then she ogether, » he passed round the couch to the shuttered windows, unbarred them, and set the casement wide to let a draught of the clean, coo! night into the stifling room, ‘The cool air revived her a little, set r pulses beating more steadily, and ed her mind of some of the numbness that had been settling upon it. 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