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RTE nem ten en el Ral ee oo ae to her, for she mistook SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. y th a rat ought to Was a ceepe ? cause at Work sang em, she knew to} would weep and sure exetclend 42 User resckes heen tm the hows of elmer, © Rewepape he te ill, not wounded." This was nd fur el P44 AAO ADO PE DTD EROE PRE E E Ee Oe Marty dides at Werthetmer’s and F . the latter to intercede with Com THE PLOT THAT FAILED Se or freedom. The plea e line Harty efopte a new) ® co handtincen eee ater reeeivee a | ¢ a eomaing the one wert © ¢ Werty, 4 clever rage, brings shoot | . Se. ad the fugitive secrecy te Wer |e Sperteet “Tirwets the fugitives om thelr reat leave sPiterie ta eatety end ouart for th tier They travel on foot several bay Is asiven, Saad He captares tt by the other with by Blake becomes eliriows sa b ee. Hardy te forced to drug him n army approach! (Copyright by MeCiure, Puintye @ Ca) CHAPTER XI The Woman ie Case. ONG and dreary had been the walt: |‘ L {ng at the Middleton House, Clare. weak, Irritable, not half knowing her own mind, fluctuated between Car- ruthers and Blake, Gwen, loyal to hor lover and longing for news from him. id not for an instant dou Clare's loyalty. Mra Middleton wae pusszied and “Oh, when shall T hear?’ sighed Gwen | “And !f 1 don't, wh M1 dor And then hea: For Gordon Marty's cable came to her through, Bophia Carew, ani tt reached her be- OOO+-9+-+-2-* $0-900255154530068255 v fore there was anything In the papers adout Blake o- Hardy, For just then all the daily journals were full of Grams about the impending capture o! Cronje. | ” ' Gwen went straight to Clare, But © ghe @id not tell her at once that she 4 had heard from South Africa. She was « by no means certain that Clare might 3 Just then Gwen rushed into the room, $| not iffer, In a potnt of practice, from | Popeeoannee were aoe ’ her romanite theory. So Gwen, with « . rae gel agtawe ee sc vege feminine cunning not so much beyond viene wrong of is hey ba. ece me ar, m re real ends her yeare aa might be supposed, pro ee eee come with | | For by Ace Clase hoe ean to lie 9 ceeded to get Clare to commit foroatt me?’ sail Gwen. eH to fpel phat she would even to & declaration of principles aupe| un Vt sourit ,fePlad Clare Lama lon of mind wae Posing she heard that Blake was {it or | Are they not against you?’ asked nl {twas th " F Tho they not hate Ned?” nich kept her under her y wounded. “Clare,” she said, suddenty, CAS ig: She accentuated the at sister's thumb. h who indeed only ee nsisted of ft “it youl een an fota tree she rs. knew that Ned Blake was {ll or wound- ii ate pinother But, without | oud tatly, or much ly. ed and wanted to see you, what would ule to allain Gwen did Kn rw er ete d to go to South Africa at any ro ster to & tw She knew that Clare Why indeed. should th We re that tf of obstinacy which makes |io uch iunventonee. fae than ene n appealing giance toward heaven ana “F - Phew the had been weak enough to become the ceiling; “what would I do? I oof how far prisoner. and who. on escaping (wit to him at once. . Ba Me ald fallen sick ¢ feelings. | Sober z ev Pulling feat (and pushing Were alike disiast 1 he time of the next | “he now resented Gwen's attitude |: ¢ an ace | post, Gwen Came to her with & very * iC he, : ate tne 4 to have naideration had m 8 “It ip time for you to get ready,” nce gly. Mateica, Ine t do you @eany shrieked Clare, | hand on her heart have heard from South Africa— | « nin the romantic | / for her no time, onee to oack a leabie oe ana | weer uy wer Vaskt CTT pore rerrert es | sive th * ta person seribed, and every pow and caught a glance which at and enraged her “What are y Baked, with some he = ) shall we be ot puasied ahing ane “T don't see any Music to the Appetite Uneeda Quartet IY ae ine? aver " be hind her ve’ Ob. ves. y vu ar x 3 vu will glad really ried Gwen “i know » T wonder how he is And Clare tonsed her head in a way that made Gwen wince | don’t understand you. lare declaret th ae” me? she cried with « and them, and poor Jim presently she had been shot eve I withdrew w Jim Carruthers There is a medley of good qualities in the Uneeda Quartet, i oauene ao: a delicious blending of healthfulness, stability and flavor. er. I don't care if T did! Who anyway? e could have told her, but did not laughed a Iittle harshly went to look after the luggage, ne Clare to go tnt - on 0 Imto the walting Nut when she walked down ¢ This is the first appearance here of the new member — Uneeda ilk Biscuit A wholesome delicacy, with all the merit that made the fame of the name Uneeda. This completes the Uneeda Quartet. The four favorites are now prepared to appear at dinners, luncheons, picnics, suppers, breakfasts —anytime when something just right is needed. Satis- faction always follows their appearance. y rm. Clare, who had Per | throug the window, came walked right out of ihe, a pK to the what ts more, righ late the arm dim Carruthers There was not soul La the room, which was "| r Witnesses would have seen | ast came to a ve me?” paid the fret time t Jim, teres oa fort the only en while his heart beat hammer Ryt. was voor Gwen, whom C to defame in @ breathies ‘Oh Uneeda Jinjer Wayfer Uneeda Graham Wafer Uneeda Milk Biscult alwaye cove! you Jim,” but Gwen ‘was so cruel and fr understand it or me, and r cared for—him: only you wanted you to, and id, A don't. wan Oh, must [must | And poor Jim swore by all his gods she wasn't to and shouldn't. and on che contrary was to be married to him at once by a special conveyance or license oF morigage whi ‘know that in the le to him at Market Hi iro’ she had sug- gested this very ie hen take me away them all.” Jim,” she erted—*from m, and from ny stepmother, who doesn’t understand me ner. but especially from Gwen for the ‘sald being seasick would do me Jim smote hand Into the other. why, what a creature al a ge he orted im utter astonianment, never have he it.” "Oh, but she is dec eitful.” waid Clare, “Just look by thie! couldn't have d I “l'm sure couldn't, my @arting ” sald Jim. ‘fm. positive you couldn't.” “Such decelt would have made me he had written DR. Dee Opts Ea 366 Sixth Ave.,N. Y. Kataotiebed 10 yeare hte 1244 2 on, “1 daily vow te vee it.” Winter's Tate i. 8 wick It does make me sick,” said Clare, virtuous now she'll have to She spoke w teh made her feet next " Himberiey And’"— 3 p noisen “He ere }o- morro n i ‘e," Cd Gwen. “And he je {tt and) aft. i" pea hey were In the train Gwen's n or approximately normal, and she was better able to see ves assumed . t t ready.” moaned Clare jad “ yon ready cad Gwen, ‘and tw normal. Mate fell in a heap on the sofa and turned as white as a ghost. Gwen ren [met them Ge"ne Continued) moment she we ce, for wen ran into the walting-room and HOT WEATHER WORKS HAVOC Mannetm Late, Minnie Morrison, Mesale Py. Flatow sod Mervert Stern Wyna, Par Rock ® 7 ——_ -20 002 —- ‘Tie Sepaniotinns, FOUR GIFTED LITTLE ARTISTS, Previously ackno~ ledges hedaat | nner Cnt ag ant friends * — ~~ eH 1014 by 7 be men. age 14, Carrie Ban, age 12, Im memory of Laurer J away Mra IH, Collina, 144 Bast 10h ot Anita Siebert, Biird te + Lenehan. Geer Mayer « ony 0 and Ceor- BE Ca Anne. gake, Mary @ Johanton, Lille fan and Marian Walton, ond Gertrude Jeraston, Brookira ‘The terrific heat has worked havor among the poor children who are to spend the hot months In town ness and want are rife among them, Big-hearted peop doing much to alleviate this suffering dy contribut ing generously to The Evening World Bick Babies’ Fund, which sends doctors free of charge, into the tenement dis tricts to give good medicine and skilled medical treatment wherever they are ‘ Beiokele HADI oF e110 Le ne ded. ‘The good work done by the Fund ts inestimable. Its |'fe-saving crusade greatly helped on by donatons, none of which are too small to be of use Ev gift helps along the cause. In no way will your money do so much # as in restoring Gealth to wan-faced ob!! dren and happiness to darkened hame- Contributions should be addressed + the Cashier of The World, Pulitzer | Building, New York City A Well-Paying Ben Be he Béla of The Brewing Wor AA & benetit for (he Sick Babies’ Fun’ ‘There clever young singers, dancers and actresses wi! anpear at foe He (Sees WISTS TSA SHTSHOISTSK > GR was collected by the followine Casino, North Beach, on Priday for the Hick Babies’ Fund be ing children: Aniia Siebert. Baty formance mh lorence I . . yer, Bennie Ligarm: 18 DG) a1 OXONDOYCN019 6 OGIO 01019) 010 108019 SOE KH 10 jo Flatow, No. 18 We pert Stern, No. § West | Collected at « Mreet Corner. To the Rilitor of The Bening Word The inclosed $5.47 was collected at the corner of Fift mf street and Third | avenue, Brooklyn. by A Henke, No ‘Fe the Réitor of The Ryvening Word Inciosed please find $1, which Ray Heiman, age fourteen, Carrie Buhl, a twelve, and Elsie Manheim, age eignt have collected on our corner, ond street and Becond avenue, Bayview Fund. jth, ith. the | Ii Fifty-second Te Benet Little samerers. | oa 1 for the Fund, tres 1 Riser ot The Brening Wort Mary E. Callahan, No. 1@ Fift he Bvening Word please find te progeate of} street rw peed M1 for the gue | as rk 4 wand ront of| Georgiana Van Houten, No, im Fifty-| Bat fundted and. Fifteen! h second #ireet They “Wish It Were sever ” Hoping this will benefit the lit- * Berghe € West 116th. West lta Collected Over #1 a Day. Bh the Kditer of The Evening World Batter of HY 5 Pome Word Inclosed find @ conte 5 hea the Sick lpn OS wes calgent is taal wabien Fund, collected by Kether 1 AN i a ~ WITH POOR SICK BABIES. | jand Mice “Rough ( How can you afford to se acy “eon't die to, tbe House” It We cand | frets. Gone yoe tor nays te , : | ehaecena she word. Is ned ny ail ekcies | Godan @ conte We raumcust® HE WORLD'S Vacation Bureau is situated in a very F} y advert sed, the. be «enon wagon ost Fear, ont guts ee central location, in the Uptown Office at 1353 he larmes: article wtih the company at ery low figur It is a necessity sometimes to talk of what is on the mind—the| values of this remnant sale are on | ours. Suits to order $14.00, trousers | and friends. We wish ft were more, but very itttle helps Te Help tome Baby. To the Rtitor of The Brenig Word: Inclosed plea fin sick, Habies Fund’ pend” | 3 | 4. 00, coats and vests $10.50; | som oulss | TENTS— Avice Ahlen tree. tent fon Invontand Oa DGAR TATE & 00. 246 Dreadway. New Ter le £ tailored in the smariest manner, | Former prices from $16.00 to) $40.00. Money back if value is not fully up to expectations, “HAPPIEST BEIN BRING” PRIZE Prof. Koch’s Lymph Inhalation vo” ARNHEIM, png ee Wor urday Next. att NG TROUBLES, " Examination of the published and un dilshed letters in answer to the we a: “Who ia the has been going ‘BROADWAY & OTA STREET. te AN Mt « ast The announcement of the w aper of ¢ $10 prize for the best letter mate lay n te tg Mh ration, @ry goede —_ A busta ne + cretdentts om im Wedding. The wedding {8 announced for + RONSS evening of Miss E. Madelaine { CENTRE and Ro Harrison Smith. Mins tima he daughter of Mr. and Mr ' cee —- ree pee man, of Vna Nest. The = 4 leo iy | tha seams emp af ators Cau Independent,” bast Gots ee asin Free \ fetired merchant of this ity Ice and Wagons from bert: nerd € te Hy witayins nd» Roman the Trust. " | ran younger sister . the mal of honor. and Wa — ae ‘ 1 W Scheer the Megeat Indeper | 4 dent and anti-trust ice-dealer in the | FURNITURE,380 WORTHON, * chursh. The p ; "fie insite | $1 DOWN A NEEKLY #8 deautitul deat despite] PRICES OWEST - be trust LEWIN’S, 4 1 14TH ST., - —— - Mr Sehcor wher “7 WES TH ST. Bedbug and Cockroaches. pry FS Ff . . ot on nm and complete rid i @ations 6 ‘ La . wA Beotite, Wood 1 old = es Ants, Rate, Moe the » hough pe ” trust are la most effective. in mand fact, it fe the only thing that wi, manently annhilate Bedougs and ‘ | Broadway, corner of Thirty-sixth street; only ten minute; walk from Grand Central Depot and of easy access 60 af |railroads and steamboats, tt nd on the fase of the y A Tae )ear my gives satisfaction every time ie h of, imitation oy no pedi emp! & suepicien of any desler offering as good. aa een = vertie- Sunday is the best day for ac tog wants and the Sunday World \s {the best medium