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CULV T, he | Evening World’s ; 7 ae a” = = cz Kiddie Klub Korner ns —— nn Conducted by Eleanor Schorer Caprright, 1919, by The Prem Publishing Oo. (The New York Brening World). @AR COUSINS ©’ MINE: Of course, you understand that all the | things which appear on the magazine page of a newspaper have to | ¢ be written the day before, While I am writing this little note to you | {8 te raining just as hard as it possibly can, and you and I and every one Knows that we cannot have our fun festival at Lana while the rain pours | Gown. On account of the rain Saint's faithfulness in making good his Dro- | Wheoy, Kiddie Klub Day at Luna had to be put off once. But all the rain fm the heavens cannot so much as dampen our enthusiasm, ‘We will have our fun to-day, ‘Thursday, July 24, if the weather per- mite. We will journey down to Line and never give a thought about our Gimppointment of yesterday, And if to-day is wet it will only serve to! furnish another day of sweet anticipation, and every loyal member will, feck forward to the fun to come to-morrow, Friday. ‘Then, if Saint Gwithin has not heard or has not heeded our supplica- tons, if he still persists in making rain on Friday, we will place our hope m the moon, ‘They tell me that the moon changes on Sunday, July 27, and that with the change of moon is sure to come a change of weather. So, no matter ‘what happens in the meanwhile, no matter how the heavens weep from now until then, they are certain to undergo a complete change of mood after Sunday. And it myst be for the better, because it certainly could mot be worse. We will then have our Peace Pageant and gerieral day of merriment under smiling skies on Wednesday, July 30. P. 5.—See news article for more definite information. Cousin Eleanor’s Klub Kolumn SPIRIT OF KIDDie CLUB DAY. Let it rain day and night Let it rain with all its might And when it is done ‘We'll have our fun For day follows night Bo the sun follows the rain With a whoop and ao hurrah We'll yell loud For nothing ever can mar ‘The fun of our crowd, The Kiddie Ch, By VICTOR DAVID. OUR JOLLY TIME. July 24th and on that day All our troubles will pas: ay, AN the wonderful things we'll see ‘Will seem almost the world to me. T hope we all will meet And also we shall greet, ‘We'll have our fun at Luna Park But we'll have to leave before it's dark, ‘There's nothing more for me to say Because the time does fly away. By PANSY LEVY, aged eleven years, Brooklyn, N. Y. OUR FLAG. ‘You all know this wonderful banner AS over your school it does wave, And it blows in @ glorious manner Over the land of the free and the brave. Our forefathers carried it out in 1776 "Mid the bursting shot and shell Although it has been in many and many a fix ‘The dear old flag nover fell. ‘They carried it with them to all our wars And it)has proved that it is true Now it has led our heroes to victory’s doors Our Red, White and Blue. it has been carried out in the flelds of France By our heroes brave and true. And what helped them most to advance Was our own Red, White and Blue, By HELEN MURRAY, aged nine years, Brooklyn, N. Y, oR if s Hs Peatb bith Sy; July 34, 1010° Dispensing Hot | ‘Wednesday, July 23. Pulling Together By Rev. Thomas B. Gregory | ® Copyright, 1918,.0y The Prew Publishing On, (The New York Bvening World), ¢~ HB time is coming when men, will look back spon, eve pl ¢ l civilization of today with » shifdder, and the question with « wy | fired long ago. one thing I chief into his pocket and stared at her Nis Why Re dlgn't do a Amiehed Job with tot in the blue-gray one will be: | "How 416 we suas te sedate 1 Se.lenaT” et is @ didn" a rin Se HERS ‘heap around funtt’ Mhes pu his vevesn, He, Hited. bis broad We are living today—Just as men have lived from the dawn of Cousin Eleanor. | A Story of Western Ranch Life, in Which a Red Blooded American Girl With “Pep” Wins Out open and shut, Doc, Ky aio) one of Trevors warp enrveues. Trevors's men that ht toh “Yes?” He si the handker- way shoul “Or wise enough to | bistory—under the rule of competition, and in the last analysis compull- =: LITTLE ANN. Against Big | Odds and Gets the Respect Due Her note. it would ‘have ‘lett’ m ovidence Got my cnn work ween eos per aad | Poor Utue Ann, Hke Cinderella, had poasenee behind him.” whon I'd have no bungling? I'm go- ha toa nie must out. the other fellow’s throat, and cut it quickly, or to work all day in the kitchen for Lee went to the bunk house, ing to square with you, girl, Square | ¥e will cut min her stepmother. She was only ten eee: MO escabina Oulbepns gipoes ee es. ane eae reds eS re es Le scr reg it therwa a From the very beginning of human society we bave been in this same aa® ny 00) years old and it was hard on the agaik to the old cabin. adv nf fool wee little Junketing part throat-cutting business, Straight on through the weary, miserable cen-, Wf little girl to work and have no play, “Lm coming to you, Judith girl,” a girl who thought she could Thandie turies man bas been pitted against man in the spirit of strife and greed; is When Mrs. Gray, Ann's*stepmother, She eceebot ne int hans Rhee an ote, the terrible that 1s to say, the spirit of the JUNGLE. went out in the evening she never Dawn trembled over the mountain woman had come to whom Trev Ie it any wonder that history is one great blood splash? 1s it any pe took Ann along. This Ann did not tops, Brew pale rose and Warth pink’ had intrusted hér, bringing od and er 7 : and ‘glorious red in the eastern sky, water in her hard, blackened bands, Mehastgnp tl vapid at Rate written with heavy henrt ef te 4 Bae oh 6S colled rot Tie noe ae sree inte eae iG Ua tanstle open ah | |. wat GTA Sah A RS ‘Bud te, suagn co} rope which hay nn put into ness in her unfal When all shall have been seen it will probably appear that the hell- i el service dozen times during the The mad woman, for only too i haan ne Judie s itis oe eve said shortly: plainly was her reason strangely mfs- | bath through which mankind has just-floundered waa caused by the same a iensoat “Here we camp, boys. I'll leave shapen, stood in silence, her great] old enemies of human happiness—competition and its greed. Tegel MGS you my triea bacon, Tommy, and take muscular body loaming, nigh thove|®™ Tho'inerg Je ight in the cloud, Through the mlate one infallible rem- ston 7% nganes and jee to light a fire. And you're to stick than Trevors even, broad and heavy, |ecy appears, and that remedy is co-operation—pulling together instead of RR se tMtte‘and varon here until I come for you. her forearms thick and corded, Net | putting apart. fa ‘Tommy Burkitt, staring back across bare throat like the bull neck of @ . a mind because she would sit on the rocking chalr and knit, or read a book. One evening while Ann sat busily knitting near the fireplace her eye caught a giimpse of The Evening World lying on the table. she thought, “Well, I have not looked | 7m at @ newspaper for ever so long. I'll ey ry the raw with me, You're not even Judith's, a an a ‘ag the Golden Spur Saloon that Foon of Une Jalibird, orious wat ‘comment lee les of mountain, canon ighter. Co-operation means mutual good will and helpfulness, organization for © 7 wee if there is anything interesting the -Secaee. Sl f ‘grunted the woman,. for the 35 in it” Firat she looked at the comic CHAPTER XXU ing serious so far. Come down right and forest, ‘hia eyes frowning, was 4 to. 0 ed ing her hard. hapa |® Common ead, and that end the welfare and happiness of all, or as near ait. of Page and then she spied the Kiddie % af y. Don't let any one see you a8 “st ook at that, Bud) What do you from the girl's shoulder, “I've got as may be possible, at any rite, the “greatest good of the greatest numbef,’ (Continued.) 1 want to spring a surprise on them. as u again, my pretty, And this time of al Klub Korner. When sha read the| oor was a Western Union telegram Am not even using the telephone, ™AKe of 2) | | son aa ay way more little tricks |e basic principle of all true democracy, stories and poems printed in the saying briefly: as T've @ notion they are WAtchiDE Hoy oyes was a blage on the ridge, On your old mother,” ‘The cattle upon @ thousand hills, the {ron and coal and silver and gow” Korner she thought, “Oh, wouldn't I Pollock Hampton, ge ty to Whe ollie TRIPE) j¢ its flames leaping and licking at the yee, was Bone ifuy, ait ‘ee be of the hills and mountains, all the harvest flelds that are-fat with plenty jis5 Jove to joln that Klub? It it be iid rd Baa: thinning darkness,-its smoke a black ly, throug! grew ~ | under the generous syn and the multitudinous ways and means of science 45, nbssta laehinn te; weite: steele kag belt boy ole yer bluntly. And well in front of Carson smudge on the horigon, staining the Vasuely outlined agai lan: u i and go into contests.” Hut best |, ara: a ‘6 Laty rene bay rey rag ingg te jeeren ae glow of the dawn. And further along torn's immer, to bri bring the toot and|and culture are primarily for the promotion of the well-being and yeeens “a jax Doan, Roakwel id p th eri ‘was a second blaze, Water which jad set down when | of git rather than for.the upbuilding of princely private fortunes. ett ae hen she reed bow t0 |nesday morning 100 horses; as MANY Cglieg for Ape Bree, Ver nane anh smaller with aurtanee, Wut: growing she care ih again drank and ate)" “and with, the tight sort of-eewmerstion this beautiful and just ent , 7a in Jub. Oh! ° ci 5 _ t Hel at the dry brush. 5 have real fun. When fodpirae pe gis - Seige bay lotic to when ‘Tripp answered, wy ennes further a third. crazed suspicion, shrewd cunning. |/can be realized:quietly, completelgvandowithout the least violation of the 444 — were saved little Ann sent them off |**rt terms m > » cruelty, and madness. Pm ty a you last weet All right,” replied ‘Tripp. “Why? mut Pest rh gl ag @ Food start.” erstidith spent many. long hour ex- ORDER” whiehvés heaven's frst daw!» my ~ et it hurt?" “1 {iewlone man Te weuk® ie man can do but little, but in a letter t rt A r , 7 % where Ploring her prison, hoping to find a Co-operotion! ~*~ “Oh, how happy PR be” she he data! Hak ee Anrisceare DIS Job rite. Miss. Santora. 8 faith stp" And sua how Carson i Say one: parbos'to’ reckon, Tidy aad many men Working together with''s e6thinidd spirit and a single purpose | 2 he date ’ 7 . . #0on revived the’ pretty pin and then | gave the sending point as San Fran- hurry-up note within the last few Felne to fight fire with one hand and Ruth, -‘Brue, Trevore had ald. that |Can eccomplish woh ars. did her best in the contests and also | cisco. day: pee y he'd have a man op the ledge outsias It was by wotkihg together shat, wa, tuilt up our wonderful material wrote stories and poems, “Have you had any other word no’ and night, from Miss Sanford?” Lee asked. of that,:Doc? Typewritten , 1? his heart Bud Len prayed. as he waa eth, nearing Mad. Rath | Civilization, with {ts hips and, railroads, (te bridges and tunnels, its face | Ann did not feel lonesome any | "No," note had prayed last night, asking God ving cautiously, Judith raised her-/| tories, skys:raperg, and palsetintta miraties of ealentific and’ economié ’ ? more when her stepmother went ow who her lawyers are?” “Of course I'm sure," snapped ‘at he might come \ Judith, wolf on her elbow, listening, She was bere 2B, vi . Away because she enjoyed herwelt| “No I don't.” ‘Tripp. “What's wrong?” Ho stooped swiftly for rifle and conadent that the woman w may. achievement, note “ here that “God knows,” answered Lee short- pe and packet of bacon. ing toward the cave's mou! *. Then why not pull tenetherotor the FYNMR elvilization, the civillas- » immensely in reading the Kiddie |, An?thing. in her papers iy oe . . Pino yon goin, Bud?” asked jag. tomardiy that Mad Rat ee aa Klub Korner, WaNG ier papers are tn the safe end come on the jum” Alc’ keen 7 tricked Into believing her aaieep and Uon of universal, Justice, the civilisation @ good will and love that shail ': ‘ommy. By ROSALIND STREBP, ag “To Judith," answered Bud L6® way going out. Her shoes in hen| reach everywhere aathmake thempelves felt in a practical and enaahy ae is yonder and it's locked and I don’t your mouth shut until you can . 4 feet falling’ effective way in every human umdertaking, just as gravit; rts its fe br P, eleven years, Bi know the combination.” chance to talk with me or Ca gently. im hand, her . stockinged y 1 sravity exerts rorce « Serena ann wateann y| Know what hotel she 48 stopping "Ho clicked up the rocelver and |For in his heart was that faith jigntly, “Judith moved toward §€luoon every atom of tht earth's Bubstance? | Mow oar araY YOUR PIN, AND {)*t A ae Bud, what are you wens pasha otter dh espe a PTER XXV. hades] frees vee ws with ber, orn ‘Those of us who'tire alive to-day will not see this glorious re Ie s - ” . tem: in a hundred wa: 0 G Beginning with any oem driving at? I don't get you.” They've got her,” he said slowly, CHAPTER bo en bene cnt, Sosk | ion, but all the sigd# ot the times unmistakably assure us that the good 48 th < in the sua- gain her trust and so to slip away. wae face. “We don’t sell a single hoot son read the note. Only then &@ pleasant game g th 2 ry And it is coming because all humanity bas finally got to the pass in the morning, Not a cow nor 4 aid it pass into Hampton's hand: shine to @ hideous nightmare, For more than once had Mad Ruth te Seétt ar oo horse until Judith is here hers “Carson, it's up to you and me, In a few dragging hours sho °Fed out: where {t 1s feeling the spirit of the noblest teacher ever on this earth— age “rl kill you! Kill you with my | JHSUS OF NAZARETH. ‘The miserable old creeds of ev: sort, political all Hampton, new in his role of general Get the boys out, to ghe Jast man of i bit’ f oat mauger, flushed hotly, his own eyes th Turn every hoot P had come to know incredulity, anx- own hands to keep you To “Thi st one thing, Hampton,” “They've got her, C Nie : bt hae gt od MuB™} | ne onic’ his eves hard cn. the boy's had her Fg Fe eg 7 Judith life had changed ‘Tom some way to Ket the better of her, to | thine Is at last on Ife Way toward us. ET a towel in cold water and W hang it in the open window on a hot day it will help con- siderably in cooling off the room, To conserve physical strength as well as fuel, which tends to heat the house, many housewives yse canned meats for the hot day meals, This is an excellent method but some Precautions are necessary in the use of canned fish, meat and poultry, ‘The can shoyld be opened at least @ half hour before it is to be used, The contents should be removed and quickly rinsed in cold water, then immediately drained and placed where there is a current of dir, When preparing canned goods for the table it is well to remember they have been thoroughly cooked. ‘Too long re- cooking will result in a tasteless con- ‘oction. Creamed spinach served in a mound with poached eggs over the top make a savory warm weather luncheon dish, If you haven't time to wait for woup to get cold you can remove the grease by dipping a cloth in ice water and atraining the soup through this, ‘Phe cold eloth will congeal the grease and you will have a clear soup, One thrifty housewife hangs the taside wrappers of the kitchen soap @longaide the sink and they are used #2 “soap leaves.” She asserts that ene wrapper contains sufficient soap to wasb the hands twice, For con- venience she cuts cach wrapper in als. pean ant should bg part of every uipment. It has many usea, eee es Innsocone wa sone ) ’ 5 CHAPTER XXIIL With one bound he was at the The Housewife s Scrapbook B=: TREVORS'S way had table, Jerking open a drawer. Ase and ond ecclesiastical, which are largely, if not wholly, responsible for the “#38 > x! tion, black hopeless- keep you mine, mine, mine i ae? a the bunkhouse, neither : ot to doit fornia” bai pad pergidl itor die bad come to. Sunday pai 2 and manda wah sorrows of the ages, are breaking up and drifting away, while the loug “* — seeing Marcia nor hearing her when ead, Carson,” cut in Lee's look through, & man's eyes at thet Monday and Monday, nignt. acianea | misunderstood ignored spirit of Jesus 1s,coming to possess all men's hearts 9% ; t ey = whiel COUPON NO, ABI f/t'Satwon brought’ the: trate “cattle ‘TH take care of Hamp= Trae time In her fearless life that the Mothing, exces i parkas to make Ruth| and making them as brothers, foreman hurriedly outside, “You will, will you?" eried Hamp- fortitude was slipping out of her Oo vite SG) Sanh Pty gl tay that — a ton. hat the strength was melting waa little enough, since this did not her cunning watchfulneas. Then Cl 1 H £ on a rude bed of fir boughs, eanin ouseho rth ai utter, Impenetrable blackness like Jualin Serum te do something else, 8 cles \ ly, ever been to play safe, the Bud Lee was on him throwing him @ palpable weight. on her eyeballs, something actively. 2 1 KNOWLEDGE of practical] those finished with wax, te remove the scorched portion from the way of & coward or a wise back. a looked at them a mo- When it was silent about her, and wag.” She scarcely knew if it were chemistry and physics can be| cleaned with a weak eutaticn ot and bread, cake, &c., and leave a pers man, But in the mind of Bud ™5nt, then went to the door, for the most part silence reigned with day or night. But, setting herself used to good advantage in.the|monia, but they fever should be , 0 yea : fectly #mooth surtace. Lee there was no question, no doubt. trying” to reasons with” fiampton, for a tittie sound that she moved her Sot ga mad, mad Gs Mad Ruth’ che | Nome When methods for removing/ treated with @ strong alkaling solu- If the children's brown shoes look |Bayne Trevors, or one of Bayne There was too much to be done to foot along the rock floor under her or secured for herself ai ther, weapon stains and cleaning household articles | tion. Kerosene or turpentine may be very ababby in color wh eee | Trevors's gang, was even at this in- waste time, He drew Hampton back, snapped a dry twig between her fin- Another bit of stone in Erep- are to be utilized, One must exercise/used as solvents for grease, and ho YY oF why not biacken | rer holding Judith somewhere un- frelng him against the wall. As hé gere or even listened eagerly for the ing fingers had found we hi iden care in the choice of agents to see| painted surfaces, edpecially white, oa them? Dissolve in boiling water a | itary eo ioamal deal could be put ‘ried to call out, Lee's hand over hia coming of the terrible woman who with hor club; « Jag ugly: jrock that they do not injure the article to} and may be cleaned with whiting, | plece of soda the size of 4 mouth smothered hig words. Was her jailer, half the size of a man's me ‘ca ne Fa walnut: | over om gapped Carson, “What "You're coming with me,” he sad “Will igo mad after x white?" she litte. scrape of bread meat, | be polished or cleaned. Leather, may be kept bright or '% ee one eee well over the shoes, now?" , ’ aharply.. “Right now,” wondered miserably, “Am I already poarded from her seanty meals, @he| Borax, added to water, greatly alds| clean with kerosene and occasionally will darken them, Then apply | °° sale in the . Seeing men hurrying from the bunk~ golig mad? Oh God, have mercy on hid in her blouse. yw. Wekle. ed, anbetan tinal persnesy’ two coats of shoemaker’s ink and mnulton ne vend’ at the new house to the stables under Carson's me’ > “If I could stun her, just atun her,” |in the removed of dirt, and moet read ja A i e polla In the usual manner, aot ys in Ieee rusting it for, ‘Tommy Burkitt. And in ® moment, night, she had ; are familiar w: 80 m-| With sandsoap, and alcohol is used snapping orders, Lee called out fo From the instant when, Saturday she got into the way of whispering | ers are familiar with tho use of a voice Carson pping hy o bg A) ‘sripped sud- to herself, “Not Kill her outright | monia for this purpose, says u writer | Cxtensively to clean delicate ame as) a all As a substitute for dangerous mmso- ga) £ t with bulging eyes, Burkitt came run: denly in a man's ng arms, when ~—Jjust stun her’ rimenter for July. Tub leather chairs onan g.week with HAS onlit nian Por iste ree ning. Ais another man had smothered her out- The door was flung ope out. | '9 ry ne aust gts “4 ine ne may yee carbon tetrachlorid, x.y @ little fresh milk and the Jeather| the moonlit mimity bald play, Bud," — “Bring out three horses, Tommy,” ¢r¥, she had known In her heart that side it was dark, pitoh« Bark, “But! All pol aces, excep’ jammable, 144 will’ Bot creck, he said’ slowly. “1 don't. believe Lee commanded, giving no explana. Bayne ‘Trevors was taking his des- evidently the man Snteriag had Bo = mond Mrevors would get that coarse In his tion. “Hurry, and keep your mouth Perate chance in the game, Hut in fear of being ween, He threw down Before cutting the lemons for It doesn't look like him @ Ht. shut." the darkness she had had only the 4 bundle of dry fagots and set fire ot claws, have you? And throaty harshness, a cry of blind lemonade grate off the rind and put| Jot into the saddle, Hampton, said tWO Vague blurs of their bodies to to them. ‘The dlase, leaping up, cast- you wpit and grow}, do you? Want rage. Bat he did not full, did not is im ae Sow, Geek ee want to, talk things over with Lee sternly. “There's no time for fuess at. They had been masked; ne woven, ee bes 4 4 me to let you go back to that swag- pause more than a brief instant. " ° | you, Hampton,” began Lee, nonsense, Get up or I'll put you up." her own eyes, were covered, @ ban. Pe as of Chetek. We ‘of yours, do you? Back A litUe dased, with blood in his sugar over it and add a very little | 1°! "| he wired me to sell; I “Curse you," Hampton said in @@8@ brought tightly over them, her twisted, ugly face o! Quinnion, his eyes, he lunged toward her, She had water to keep it moist, This will| jit yea ine telesram"=— metuctad Cian Pt mouth gagged, her hands tied behind red-rimmed eyes peering at her, Billed “Oh, my Gol!” erled Judith, “My found the club now and struck with owed you t that “a, yt her, her body ifted into the saddle with evi light, all her might, again beating into his sive @ pure lemon flavoring for the| "But you didn't dnt i me So they rode into the night, headed Qj Ber poy dited ore ee aan had ps ER ak fs phe face and egein aa yor iw re to Di ie Uppe! Py ry he he fayne Trevors or the devil himself.” ne followed. No longer were Bud Lee's : ’ ty my dear!” was Quin- i fully kno’ the covers from glass jars or bottles | Hayne Trevors ot her horse, the other following close steps behind her. aeons 3 Ott108 | He took up the telephone and sald thoughts with his captive, nor with hehind, ‘The sense of direction which nion's word of greeting. iia etrength was many “the surge of quickening hope came simply tap the edge of the cover) into it, “Western Union, I Bend. the herds Carson's men were driving she had lost In those first five min. Jud’ od ane th, his brutality was into her heart. Had be hurt Quin- with a hammer er knife. Do this .'That you, Benton? This 1 buck to the higher pastures, ‘They ates ehe had never heen given oppore an ceee 82. Snare am alone wiih Dim: nion more than abe had guessed lightly and keep turning the jar ag| Lee of the Blue Lake, We want to wore entirely for Judith. is tunity tp regain, whe might, even She drew & little farther back inte There was no one te call tae For, slowly as she made her hasard- “Sy > you tap. This is usually effectual, get in communication with Miss Ju- — He thought of her, of Quinnion’s red- now, be a gunshot from her own the shadows, @ Little closer to the Ruth, ous' way down, it scemed to her that haking 90 Quinnion ‘came even more | slowly. Could she but once down into the dith Sanford, somewhere in Ban rimmed, evil eyes, and as he had not ranch; she might be twenty miles h PI ng the ., She shaking no} ‘To satistactorily eweep the kitchen |FTancisco. Send this messyge to prayed in all the years of hie life Bud frain it. belied oe had hidden among that she could barely stand, Quin- he y id chen | avery. hotel there, will you? And Lee prayed that night. For the greater part of that Satur. ‘f-branches, hlon came on, his long arme out ® © © ° ow, lip along the floor draw a bag of very coarse) rush it; ‘Must have word with you —— day night they had ridden; and when “Ho,” sneered Quinnion, his mood — She felt the strength die out of her Orr e Seger} stream,” she flannel over the broom. If this is| immediately. Important aneiee CHAPTER XXIV. traiia died under them and rocks rose from the first plain enough to read yey, oor for © pement, © 4, might run and the sound of her ateps phone.’ Got it? . 8 . teoply, the lked, she and on \ ‘be lost even to her own ears Piiged Somepent i ve take iP the eed and ‘Tripp. Rush it 1 ‘ell you, 2H left Hampton securely MecPly,, {hey walked. she and one in the glimpaca of bir face and Ip Gail out to him, to plead with him, wns Cowl oe Gin water; the eight." ust better, oard or smooth SUT | Renton, And if you get in touch with bound and under Tommy. horses. Not once did she hear @ ‘he added harshness of his volce. me fered voice stuck in her throat. of her flying body would be log, to faces are more easily swept in this| Miss ganford in any way, Up us of Burkitt's watehful eyes in the man's voice; she did not know ‘Timid little fawn, huh? By God, & loating over her, a Quinnion's eyes, Way than with the uncovered broom. | here, will you? Thanks."* old cabin, and rode straight Whether it was Trevors himself, or man would say from the bluff you ‘ianttonl rely Hike Mad Ruth's in hie eyes, — “Ruth called Quinnion, “And Miss Langworthy is still on hg My ‘ “EO Quinnion, or some utter stranger put up that it was all @ dream Good God! He was like Mad Ruth; Ruth! The girl's gettin’ awry Even if you @ no soap shaker |the veranda, Now Hampton, Carson back to the ranch house, who forced her into this hiding, about findin’ you an’ the han'some the same eyes, the same long, power- down the rocks» Head Lo, you can make use of the small bit#/and I want a look at Miss Sanford'’s ‘Tripp was waiting for him, 4m- It was Bayne Trevors, at last come Lee in the cabin together! Stan’ off fyl arms, the same look of cunning! bottom.” of soap, When you have a quancity|room. Come with us, will you?" patient and ‘worried, when he came out into the open, his eyes hard on all you damn please; I've come to In @ flash there came to her a #us- Well, stilt there was a@ race to be on hand put them into a saucepan Impaled on a sharp fle was a@ back from the Upper End. rom hers tame you, you little beauty of the picion which was nea 4 ryn and the odds not catlveiy ‘up- with just sufficient hot water to dis-| sheet of notepaper, ‘The note was Tripp he learned that one of the men, — “It's Just as well that you know big innocent eyes!” man was blood of M: even. Ruth must descend the other solve them and set on back of range. | brief, typewritten, even to the signa- a fellow the boys called Yellow- whom you are up against,” he wid "Stand baek!" eried Judith, with done of her bon When they become soft stir the mix-|ture—that of Doc Tripp, It ran: jacket, had unexpectedly asked for os he held her with hia hand heavy a sharp intake of breath. ‘ t her, tainted with madness,” ture to a smooth paste and turn it] Dear Judith: his time Saturday afternoon and had on her shrinking shoulder, to talk with you, Chris Quinnio She leaped toward him and toward out inte a cup or dish, When cold| Iam afraid of a new trouble, Have left the ranch, saying that he was “So you are a fool, after all, Bayne “Ho you know who 1 am, do you! the bed of boughs, found the veer you can remove it in the form of &/ spotted ‘another one of T's gang sic! Trevors!" she jeered at him, “Feol Well, much good it'll do you.” stone, lifting it Sigh ave abov cake of soap that will again do sev’ working for us. Also have got & “He's the chap who brought the enough to mixiret band in a dangor- Quinnion laughed at her. head it full into vice Dukehhele in my right band, Noth fake mote from you,” said Lee, “ity ous uuder' i _ , “Little pussy-cat,” mab back, Paar ts ; aig aa