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WAlLOWeD ufi R.W.^A•I^eMl^t.«». • BKGIN 11J5RE TODAY liorinir RanRer offers a rewanl of onr ihiinHi'fil thouiinnd (lollam for the T«turn of his tlaujrht«T. Hojk". who Iva* V>c«n Hl>iJu«.-t<'ii l.y a l»n.i<l <«f criminals ralU-.i the '•("om'bir.t-.'" Hf reofives a li-tter from tht- abductors instructirnr him where to U-ave tht imnwy. Bondb »re (lejtosited ucrordin^r lo instruc- tions. )lope is held in a sanitarium rnn- tfurtcd by 1 »r. Brii<lo\\ and she makes friends with Or. Keln-y. another pris- oiHT. Topether th<'y escafe, but Hope 16 rc«-aptured. KelM'y plans with Junr*";; t'harlie, adventurer and friend of Rantfer, to l<i-nd word of Kcipe*- wherealxiuts to lifr father. Alder;i>ar5 Hi;fpinf. head of the "Combine." te'ls Bristow that Hope must be killed. Bris'tow (.'cx^ to the (rirl and offer.'- to hel,) her CKoape. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY "At liberty. Quite safe. Still at the old house, for all I know. I have not seen him. I pot all thi.s from Morton who has Wen in communica- tion with him. "My dear child, he took her hands apain, and i\ib\n- with imperative tenderni'S.e. "wrn't you trust me? I am Koin^ to take you back to your home. But we must act quickly. You •ee that nurseV outfit?" He pointed to the bundle. "I want you to put it on at once. Try to lc<.k as much like Miss Copley a? possibk-." He was V>or- rowinu Hi^pin-s" idea. "Fix your hair the same way. Then come out. I will be waitinp for you." The moment he wa? out of the room â-ºhe U'pan to chanpe into the garments he had broupht. She had finished, and was just put- linp on her nurse's Ix.nnet and cape, when ho tappe-d apain and entered. "Good pirll" he said approvinply, and even in hi haste, admirinply. 'The tar w ill be waitinp. Come." They had turned to the door when it flew open, and Anitji faced them. Darkly flaniinp, she slammed the do<.r behind her. and stood, her ven- omous plances dartinp from one to the other, to fastt at last on Bristow. His anger was, white h<'t. but he did his best to control it. "Let me remind you, Miss Copley," icily severe, "that you she uld be <'n ihity elsewhere. You'll take my orders now, and return to your post.'' "Oh, indee<i?'' the flaunted her STicers. "I wonder what the Alder- man will have to say to that?' He looked at her. r. cat-like gleam in his narrowed eyes. "I think the .Mderman will probably have a pood deal to say when he Jearns that it is you who are respen- rible for his plans pt'inp wild. I have diF<'overcd â€" " rirawlinp slightly to tantalize her â€" "I have just discovered jutt hiAv Juarez Charlie pot his tip that Miss Ranpcr was in this; sani- tiiriuni." "You have?" .She tossed her head to cover a vapue uneasiness aroused by his manner. "Just that." He inclined his head nlowly. duty or even remain in the hospital under the circumstanccn. "If you will pay me what you owe me," with a pi. nci- that BTistow rightly interpreted as meaninp that she demanded a heavy slake, "1 will leave at once." His lip drew back phowing the edge of his ti-eth. "You are asking me to assist in your etxiipeâ€" the nurse who fcoled me int<v lielieving Miss Ranger to be- her si.'iter. who has imposed this per- haps ineffaceable 'olot on my hospital? He spoke with virtuous indipnalion. She took' all this as mere preiimble. He was talking for effwt. showing her the line he meant to follow and strengtheninp his po,«ition with the girl at the same time. "1 km w. 1 know. Doctor. Rut you don't alU'pethev understand. 1 have been a tool, an unwilling t<K>i â€" .'i too! of Hippins." "You can go down and pet yx>ur week's salary from the cashier." He spoke with curt finality. "Further than that. I recuse to compromise with you." The answer stunned her. overtaxed her carefully maintaineti repression. "My week's salary? Doctor, Fll need money. It's too late to d't. any- thinp in town, and 1 can't cash a cheque for a .sufficient amount in the village. You always keep from five to ten thousand here in the safe, and I must have it," She waiU'd. His face was like flint, his eyes stone cold. It frightened her. and she cast her reserve to the wind. "You couldn't leave me here â€" with ?=?^ SAVE MONEY BUY BONDS I $100 Denominations \ $500 I $1000 Write for List H. R. BAIN Sc CO., LTD. 350 Bay Street, Toronto She had driven the need'o base of his brain. into the Hiipins? For your own .sake, you couldn't. He'll get off. He's got pull. But 1â€" I â€" " She folded hor arms. "You don't dare." "You will have a hard time impli- cating me in any of your criminal •Through a small oversight, Performances," he said haughtily. 01, shall v.-e say, inexcusable careless- "The fact that as soon as I leane<l neseâ€" most likely from feminine mo- 1 f>f Miss Ranger's identity,! took steps tives of economyâ€" a hat in which 1 1 to retui-n her to her parents, exoncr- understand a photograph of Miss . a'<'S m^-" Ranger was taken, was exchanged for j She sought through her memory for Brother to be sent to you at this ad- ^ome threat to hold over him CHAPTER XXVIII. Durinp the Btrnggle Hope had shrunk back. Then at its appallinp climax »ho sUkkI motionlese, living through a cyel? in a fecond. Hope's one idea now wns flight She started for the door. The movement, light as it was, aroif*d Anita. She rose to her knees, and clutchwl the bunch of keys at her belt. I '"You forpt it's locked!" She look- ed at the pirl with puch burning hat- ' re<i. such evil intent, that a chill ran <i<'wn Hope's spine. Anita, mad to batter her. trample he>r. mar the beauty which she l>e- ' lieved had taken Bristow from her. I made a rurh, her hands crooked like claws to tear the pirl's face. Hope caupht her wrists and forced them dowm. She l>ent herself to the task of hold- ing the mad woman off. to eluding her wHld onslaughts, and slippini^ away from her crushing grasp, rather than to close with her and m^ike it a test of n-Iative Ktrenpth. They were near the bed and Hope, seeing this, did not step aside, but took the nurse by surpris*-, cannonad- ing into her with such force that Anita rocke<i, her heels shot out. and she fell backward acrocs the mattress. In a see'ond Hope was on top of her, dragging her arms together, holding down Anita's wris,ts with one hand and tearing at the bedclothes with the other. She managed to jerk the counter- pane free, and with difficulty, for the woman struggled furiously, wound it around Anita's body, biding down her arms. She began to scream, and Hope stuffed the end of the spread in her mouth. It was an effectual gag. She tore a sheet into slrijif, and with thf^i securely tied Anita's bands and ankles. Thin accomplished, ahe iitood up. I She was rurfrised to find herself â- uddevily <-ool and determined. I She bent over Anitn and detached .the keys from her belt. Then with rapid fingers she fffrtened up her 1 fallen hair, and picking up the l»<>nTiet j which Anita had snat<-hed frfn her I head in the struggle, straightene<I it jout and put it on. Without a shudder she stooped and â- â-  dragge<I Bristow's Iio<Iy from the dt/or, ; found the right key and waJ4ted out, I lockiner the <loor behind her and put- tiag the key in her porket. A glance showed her that the cor- ricior wa-s empty, and the walke<l to- ward tlH* stairs. She was halfway down the stairs when a mirs»* came running up from the hall below. The woman stopped at the landing and waited for her. â- " (To l>e continued.) Flvst"Crap JspMi .iMS 9f% MbiilllMlly tfi6 HimbC thatconMOutofthtlalMafbloMemt. "SALADA" Japm grMii Ub H comprlMd only off flnt-cro|i •mm" JAPAK TEA Froth irom tho Gardons School Definitions is the lowest kind of Self Discipline Kindness Pays If we are to Improve, we must dls- The wisdom or unwlsdorn of wblp-, cipllne ourselvtts. The reason why , ping as a means of discipline and! most of UH do iKJt 1h that we go day ! l-«iiuing cf children Is a subject ofj is a place of mon- • v. here a woman in A deacon Chrlfiian. A monastpry sters. Marriagn is a sacri-ni. i priest unites a man and fatal union. Tile Bible Is against bigamy when it says no man can serve two masters. False doctrine is when a doctor gives wrong stuff to a man. America was discovered by the Spinach. In 1858 tile pilgrims crossed the ocean, and this was known as the Pilgrim's Progress. \XAxxt,^t An appendix is a portion of a book, which nobody yet has discovered of any use. .'Vn ibex is where you look at the back of a book to find out anything y,.ii want. A grass widow is the wife of vegetarian. to day doing the same old thing In a routine way. We have allowed our- selves to pick up whatever ideas we could atjsorb without effort; conse- quently we have become mentally lazy and Inefficient. In order to im- prove our condition, we must neces- sarily discipliue ourselves by exer- cising the mind, making it subservi- ent and obedient to the will. This discipline is necessary for the welfare of any business. 'In Great Britain and Scandinavia .voung men are placed in stores to serve an apprenticeship, just as they do in any other trade. They are first obedience to discipline. They are thoroughly trained, even to the minutest detail. Unfortunately, in America no hu< h apprenticeship sys- tem exists. The average young man is attracted to, and is free to accept i P°"f^y the position which pays the largest ' ^^01''^ frequent dlscusLion. lu bb; annual : rej-crt to the Legislature Mr. J. J.j |r.c)so. Director cl the Cb.iidr-.-n'g Aid l.'ianch, has this to say about it: "There are special occasions when' I corpor.ii punlshnient Is a necossily. I but in the general upbringing of chll j dren the emphasis must always be , on a patient sympathetic understand- : Ing of ('htld-nature and '.he develop nient of good thoughts and habits by example a» well as pre.;ept. Chil- dren are too often the viccim;! of bad temper and of a hasty decision. They realize keenly the inji:stice done them and their lives and characters are embittered and hardened by It. Where Severity Begins "For the very young, the inex- perienced, the first offender, the of kindness and patience be the rule, but of conrs* » salary. To secure a position without ! there is a limit to all this and there Minard's Liniment for Every Pain. training is decidedly not for his best comes a time when severity and cor- An itinerant collector of old iron was trundling his barrow along a very • narrow road. Ilehind him was a some- ! what elderly motor car, the impatient 'â-  driver of which was hooting and toot-! ing in his anxiety to pass the old Iron 1 barrow. The old iron merthnnt look- j ed around at the car and then r-ddresa- ed the owner: â€" "Orl right, guv'nor, I'll call for that to-morrer." ^r/3- â€" p(^w ySrk â- H jress â€" a direct clue not to be per- verted or misproved in any possible way." Anita tottered and for an instant rl<«e<l her eyes. Her whole Waring and expression altered. With the hot iron of neces- dity she seemed to have smoothed out •^•ery wrinkle of pasrion. She stood »<-fore him, her superior, the respect- ful, comi)<>sed nurse. "You're right, Iir. Bristow. I for- pot myself. I ap<)logize. But I don't l*lieve "It's Sup- WRIGLEYlS Wf^MMF More ^^H m^r for your ^^^ H^ money â-  • Bm* and thtf best Peppermint Chewing Sweet for any money en z^ ISSUE No. 43â€" 'as "Kelscy?" she said suddenly not certain that he's drowned, pofie ho turns up?" "Dr. Kclsey has turntnl up," he re- plied coolly. "He is alive and safe, I iim happy to .say, and I have Ix-on in communication with him. I owe the dear fellow all the amends I can make him. Another score against you. Miss Copley; I have you to thank for those doctored records that induced me to hold him here us a patient. One more re.ason," sternly, "why I cannot con- nive at your proposed getaway." Kelsoy alive and on terms with Bris- tow! Sho was past defiance now. "You'll .««fcrifice me? You'll trample me in the mud? You moan it? You really mean it?" she muttered. "Come,'' Bristow said to Hop<', and; took her hand. Anita stiffened. Sho flung her arms i out across th© door, barring the way. ".Move aside!" Bristow cominnndcd. There was a brief,- sharp struggle between them. She felt herself giv- ing way before his greater strength. "Harvey!" she was- sobbing. "You wouldn't do it! You wouldn't. Not after all we have \HX>n to each other." lie shut his teeth, and niad<» an- other and more succes-sful elTorl to pull her from the door.. She thrust her hand In her pocket, imd jerking out the hypodermic syring she had brought for Hope, jnbbod at liiin with it. He threw himself sideways, and shifted his prig to catch her by tho' arms. She wrested the right one freo.j aivd reaching over his shoulder, Ktrurkj wildly at the back of his neck. | Suddenly he crumpled, fell heavily &Kaln»t hur, and slipped throuph her arm* to t« floor. By one chance out of a hundred sho had drlvon tho noodle into the bate of hit brain. She wat on her kn«ct b«tldn him, thrustlnK hor han<l through hit wnlat- coat to hit bren.'t, "Ht's dtadi" tho Kimi-ml, Bha had llfUxl Klit iiohiI on har other arm. Now, tt bIio wUhdHtw It, th« taw A floflV or tw<» ("f Meoil im hor ttaretiad, whi><i hlMv», 9I<« Itm'iiitd from II Ui lliu hyiMidutni'.ii wh!oh had fallen to the fltNH-, and UHdur»UMMl, Interest. No greater misfortune could possibly be his. More young men have been ruined by drawing large sal- aries early in their business life than by any other cause. The young man. generally speak- ing, feels that while he is young and before he settles down he "must see something of the world," as he ex- presses it. Instead of devoting his spare hours to reading and study to improve his mind, he often passes them In idleness and dissipation. Kre long not only has he acquired bad habits that are hard to break, but his health may have become impaired. It is absolutely Impossible for a young man to spend the night in dissipation and be at his best the next day. poral punishment may be necessary to teach these young people that they! cannot continue to do wrong with im- punity. One boy who was allowed to go with a warning on eight differ- ent occasions simply looked upon the whole procedure as a Joke, where- as If he had been given a smart whip- ping on bis third appearance he wonld. not have been so indifferent and de-' fiant." "Darling. I'd go through purgatory for you!" "You say so, but how can I prove it?" "Be my wife." Minard's Liniment cleanses cuts, etc e> Government Defined A young lady was luquiring of her old nurse, the widow of a superin- nuated government servant, how she was getting along. "Badly enough, darlint. only the gover'mint intends to do something for us. " "And what's government. Nora?" "is it jokin' ye are. Miss? Sure iviry child knows what's the Cover- mint. It's a halfadozen ginllemin an' the loikes. maylie. that meets an' thinks what's best for themselves, an' then says that's best for us-an' that's the Gover'mint." No. 04i! l)»liRhtrvil Coat Moilel. 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