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THE LION ANDTHE MOUSE

By CHARLES KLEINA Story tf American Lift Novelized From the Play by

ARTHUR HORNBLOff

COPYRIGHT 1906 BY G W DILLINCHAM COMPANYII

There was one other person in NewYork who that same morning had readthe newspaper Item regarding the Ry ¬

derRoberts betrothal and bo did nottake the matter so Calmly as Shirleyhad done On the contrary it had theeffect of putting him into a violentrage This was Jefferson Ho wasworking in his studio when he read Itand five minutes later he was tearinguptown to seek the author of it Heunderstood its object of course Theywanted to force his hand to shamehim Into this marriage to so entanglehim with the girl that no other alter ¬

native would be possible to an honora ¬

ble man It was n despicable trickand he had no doubt that his fatherwas at the back of it eSo his mindnow was fully made up lie would goaway at once where they could notmake his life a burden with this odiousmarriage which was fast becoming anightmare to him He would close uphis studio and leave immediately forEurope He would show his fatheronce for all that ho was a man and ex-pected to be treated as one

On arriving home the first person hosaw was the ubiquitous Mr Bagleywho stood at the top of the first stair ¬

case giving some letters to the butlerJefferson cornered him at once hold ¬

ing out the newspaper containing theoffending paragraph

Say Bagley he ctled what doesthis mean Is this any of your doing

The English secretary gave his em-

ployers¬

son a haughty stare and thenwithout deigningi to reply oLeven toTglanc2instructions to the servant

Here Jorklns get stamps for allthese letters and see they are mailed atonce They are very Important

Very good sirThe man took the letters and disap ¬

peared while Jefferson impatient re-

peated¬

his questionMy doing sneered Mr Bagley

Really Jefferson you go too far Dorou suppose for one instant that Iwould condescend to trouble myselfwith your affairs

Jefferson was In no mood to put upwith insolence from any one especial-ly

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from a man whom he heartily de-

spised¬

so advancing menacingly he

thunderedI were you In the dischargeof your meniallike duties Instructedby my father to send that paragraphto the newspapers regarding my alleg ¬

ed betrothal to Miss Roberts Yes orncrt

The man winced and made a stepbackward There was a gleam in theRyder eye which he knew by experi ¬

ence boded no goodReally Jefferson ho said In a more

conciliatory tone I know absolutelynothing about the paragraph This isthe first I hear of It Why not askyour father

I will replied Jefferson grimlyHe was turning to go in the direc-

tion of the library when Bagley stop ¬

pedhimYou

cannot possibly see him nowhe said Sergeant Ellison of the se ¬

cret service Is In there with him andyour father told me not to disturb himon any account He has another ap ¬

pointment at 3 oclock with some woman who writes books

Seeing that the fellow was In ear ¬

nest Jefferson did not resist He couldsee his father a little later or send hima message through his mother Pro-ceeding upstairs he found Mrs RyderIn her room and in a few energeticwords he explained the situation tohis mother They bad gone too farwith this matchmaking business hesaid his father was trying to Inter ¬

fere with his personal liberty and hawas going to put a stop to it Hewould leave at once for Europe MrsRyder had already heard of the project¬

ed trip abroad so the news of thissudden departure was not the shockIt might otherwise have been

As Jefferson went downstairs some ¬

thing white on the carpet attracted hisattention He stooped and picked Itup It was a letter It was in Bagleyshandwriting and had evidently beendropped by the man to whom the sec-retary had given It to post But whatInterested Jefferson more than any ¬

thing else was that it was addressedto Miss Kato Roberts Under ordinarycircumstances a kings ransom wouldnot have tempted the young man toread a letter addressed to another buthe was convinced that his fathers sec¬

retary was air adventurer apd If hewere carrying on an Intrigue in thismanner it could have only one mean ¬

ing It was his duty to unveil a rascalwho was using the Ryder roof andname to further his own ends and vic-timize

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a girl who although sophist ¬

catod enough to know better was toosilly to realize the risk she ran at thehands ot an unscrupulous man Hesi ¬opentheMy Dearest Wife That Is to DoI haveWednesdaylustthehousea minister will marry us Then we willgo to city hall anoXget through the legalthelthe ladles room at the Holland HouseWednesday niorrtngatU a m 1 willcome there with a closed cab Your de ¬

voted i FltZbewJJeffn Whl t 1i 1080

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shave this for Senior HoBcrbJTI6thought Ills first lImpulse was to goupstairs again to his mother and putthe matter In her hands She wouldImmediately inform his father whowould make short work of Mr BagleyBut thought Jefferson why should hospoil a good thing He could afford towait a day or two There was no hur¬

ry He could allow Bagley to think allwas going swimmingly and then un ¬

cover the plot at the eleventh hourHe would even let this letter go toKate There was no difficulty in pro ¬

curing another envelope and imitatingthe handwriting and when Bagley

was just preparing to go to the rendez ¬

vows he would spring the trap Such acad deserved no mercy The scandalwould be a knockout blow his fatherwould discharge him on the spot andthat would be the last they would seeof the aristocratic English secretaryJefferson put the letter In his pocketand left the house rejoicing

wereIhappeningI

eluded In his library The great manbad come home earlier than usual forhe had two Important callers to see byappointment that afternoon One wasSergeant Ellison who had to report onhis mission to Massapequa the otherwas Miss Shirley Green the author ofThe American Octopus who had at

last deigned to honor him with a visitPending the arrival of these visitorsthe financier was busy with his secre-tary trying to get rid as rapidly as pos ¬

sible of what business and correspond-ence

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there was on hand v

The plutocrat was sitting at his deskporing over a mass of papers Betweenhis teeth was the Inevitable long bin vcigar and when he raised his eyes tothe light a close observer might haveremarked that they were sea green acolor they assumed when the man ofmillions was absorbed In schemingnew business deals Every now andthen he stopped reading the papers tomake quick calculations on scraps ofpaper Then If the result pleased hima smile overspread his saturnine fea ¬

tures lIe rose from his chair andnervously paced hefloor as he alwaysdid when thinking deeply

Five millions he muttered not acent more If they wont sell wellcrush them

Mr Bagley entered Mr Ryder look-er

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up quickly

The PainFamily

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etc They are sentinelsthat warn you of any derange-ment of your system Whenthe brain nerves become ex-hausted or irritated Headachemakes you miserable = if thestomach nerves are weak in¬

digestion results and youdouble up with pain and if themore prominent nerves are af¬

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1 find Dr Miles AntiPain Pills anexcellent remedy for overcoming head-ache

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neuralgia and distressing painsef all sorts I have used them for thepast seven years In this capacity withthe best of results

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Well TJogley ho said interroga ¬

tively Has Sergeant Ellison comeYes sir But Mr Herts Is down ¬

stairs He Insists on seeing you aboutthe Philadelphia gas deal lie says ItIs a matter of life and death

To him yes answered the financier drylyI Let him come up Wemight as well have It out now

Mr Bagley went out and returned al ¬

ahortlatoplectic In appearance Ho looked likea prosperous brewer while as a mat ¬

ter of facti he was president of a gascompany one of the shrewdest promot ¬

ers In the country and a big man InWall street There was only one big ¬

ger man and that was John RyderBut today Mr Herts was not In goodcondition Ills face was pale and hismanner flustered and nervous lIe wasplainly worried

Mr Ryder he began with excitedgesture the terms you offer are pre-posterous

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It would mean disaster tothe stockholders Our gas propel le8are worth six times that amount Wewill sell out for 20000000 not a cent

lessRydershrugged his shoulders

Mr Herts he replied coolly I amI

busy today and In no mood for argu-Ing

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Well either buy you out or forceyou out Choose You hove our offerFive millions for your gas propertyWill you take It-

Continued next week

When a dogs nose is cold and moistthat dogis not sick A feverish drynose meanssickness with a dog Andso with the human lips Dry crackedand colorless lips mean feverishnessand are as well ill appearing To havebeautiful pink velvetlike lips applyat bedtime acoating of Dr SloopsGreen Salve It will soften and healany skin ailment Get a free trialbox at our store and be convincedLarge nickel capped glass jars 25

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In flemoryIn memory of little L DHawkins in ¬

fant son of Richard and Lula Hawkinswho died Sunday June 23 1907 agedseven months and eleven daysWe are sad and lonely todayFor Ic Is just one month since little L D

wont awayFriday we visited your graveYou wore the most precious Rift God over

RItVO

Could you have stayed with us our lives tocheer

I know I could have loved you even dearerthan when hero

But then God knows bestAnd will keep you safe In the haven of restDear sweet little L DWe miss your merry prattle and childish gleeMany a time has your bright smiling fage

looked up In mineAnd your eyes no star In heaven could out

shine

I weep and mourn every dayAs I think In your silent grave you laySleeping so sweetly beneath the sodAnd resting so happy In the arms of God

Sleep on dear sweet little soulI would not call you back from that happy

goalFor you are better off than we by tarHappy little angel my guiding star

Hut In our home your presence we sadly missWhen on your cold brow 1 pressed a kissAs In your little white co Rlnyouso peacefully

lay-Farewell dear babe till we meet some sweet

day MOTHER

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For the good of those suffering with

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The Word at SsnverDenver Aug 9As soon as word

came from Chicago that the operatorsIn the Western Union office there hadgone on strike at midnight a petitionwas started In circulation among theoperators In the Western Union officeIn this city which approved of theaction of the Chicago men and alsostated that under no conditions wouldthe local men work with nonunionoperators in the Chicago or Los An-

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The Hamilton 0 Evening Sunhas been purchased by the EveningDemocrat price priva-

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Mrs D R Biven and Mrs MarionPolk were baptized at the river Satur¬

day afternoonMrs Proctor Keith of Cloverport

visited Miss Mabel England Wednesdayand Thursday

Miss Eflie Weatherholt was in Cloverport Saturday afternoon

Mr and Mrs George Zimmermanwho have been visiting Miss MabelEngland returned to their home atCannelton Friday evening

Mr and Mrs Andrew Hafile Mr andMrs Theo Heck of Cannelton wereguests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Weatherholt Sunday

Misses Marguerite Dorsey and MyrtleLeaf of Derby Ind visited at J WII

Lyons last week

Mr Tom Groves was in Cannelton

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Mr J S WincheU of Newkirk Oklawho has been visiting relatives herereturned home Saturday accompaniedas far as Evansville by Mr and Mrs GW Winchell

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Education In India Is advancing InBengal the governments expenditureunder this head last year was 3071110

The gifts of Christian people In theUnited States toward various phllanthruphlcs totaled lust y ir more than

287000000Theof the world are numbered

at seventytwo making ue of 4000different tongues There are about1000 religions

Flshguard the new Welsh port ofthe Great Western railway Is 115

miles nearer New York than Liveraijd fiftyfive miles nearer than Plymouth

The brigand chief Andreas leaderof the baud which kidnapped Baronyou Hcemstra near Smyrna Is reported to have died from wounds received at the time of his capture

Switzerland Is beginning to feel tinunrest now prevalent In ninny parts ofEurope and In many of the strongProtestant cantons the separation ofc iurcli und state is being vigorouslyagitated

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