South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 97, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 April 1921 — Page 7

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r 'r,nw voices of my conWJons wa? llko a low trill on a lar.o cut hört Fuddrnly. J 1 knw tho lovely not to my enrv r"v. Or.iy Katharine Miller could f laugh o. I rtraincd my eara to J catch It again. l It c.imo, frcm far away, a.r.1 ' s I t.mo Dr. Fponrc lookM up 1 iv. J 1 v'a K v,hen Paddy Jrlmer j spoiled his iutfrp.t my Addredr.g Mm. I h-;irri the jsent'-nc. they oxi changed, tut raught only the rare j Idea; f "Fpnc! A fortrr IrtVrr!irr

tho machine gama parked in their "In th hart of the city " !fUst 10 acre of it " "Xou- l"ok r.t that .tuff:" per.ce looked. Iaridy continual: "Ours! ..lade by tho Larimer Chemical Co!" Vcll, tho hoard of munitions r-alg'ht bo of tremendous significance.

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not intrtt mo at .ill.

I could keep my mini enly upon ftrlctly per-onal matter,. T.i: rhred f laugh'. r it had come fr'.m the lipT of a witch! It wag jubtlo ftUu:nr. a. laugh which would tantalJzo a niin and lure h!.r to a Precipice and to hi (Instruction! And as her victim fell, the music of her voice vould change to the thrill triumphant ra5j of tho w'th! The, old myth v;ih true! üob wn3 ihn victim: T could not save him! Daddy spoke and compelled mo to wrench my mind from reverie. "Cap Jane, wp'vo seen r-nough of this precious collection! Korno find, nil duo to you. little girl! .Vow let's celebrate! Lead on to the Champagne!" "All right. Daddy! I guns.? we'd hotcr try tho next room." With an effort I ppoke In my natural tone. I could have gono directly to tho w ine cellars, but I dared not overlook a nook of tho place, la my search for whai I did not wish to find. It Wrtfl a strange hunt! I must come face to face with whoever had preceded U3 In tho cellars, in order t C Via Cnrn I Vi i t i , - . . 1, . .

band. In tho next chamber, we came

upon more boxen which tho men In

vestigate I. I looked into several.

They hold nothir.tr more dangerous

ban iron erap.

vTust remnants of old war ma-

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e wero getting more excited.

rnl.s! D'ye sc1, S'pence? s!" Daddy himself almos-t cx-

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t Ji rr.traru' a. if ),y made, carr.o to-

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ar. 1 rd'-.'d up the wall. "Try Jir-o!" .d ,inir "You f( how e :.i!'.' o

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1 SpT.c. r.e rr: i::.'it frrt

tarcfUi," w.i.s my

ler!-al to have id"," Daddy corn-

shut in. hi I

warning. " 'Twoul In't i e ?rrlr.r rn the in

rr.T.tel. "Thero .'ire differ nt trlrk? at th" dlfiVrent doors. I dyr.'t kunv,- them all. Detter noho.ly tays h-hind:" I fai l.

"Tre arhTou.-? nr c, tcre-1 Daddy. "Sure in the morrilncr, 1 i 1 1 1 "All riht." ;k: iir. "Funny p!a-r, thi

talUntj to Sper.ee. "A privat" park in the, rnidi'Ie f tlie l-u-iii'.-s s eti'n. Certel.s has ov.T.'d it f'u 1 y ars. V"ou! In't s.' II. Always Improving It! We sure made a 1 itr.; r hnd than the knl.r's diamond3, today. Iri.prove! Huh!" Tho men talked on in f- low voice. I caurrht a word orcK ior.aüy: "l. rising revolution scotched!" Wfj wand' r d d pi t lr.to the

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ma z. Uni.

and a p;r oaelied the v.ino cl-

My happlnc was the trophy! "Th're. are others down here!" rail Fperico as wo descended the ttepi of a sub-cellar. DaiMy Lorlmer shook his head, hut I rpoke foftly: "Tliero are two! The woman Is Katherino Miller! The man la my hu-i! an 1! They are trying to keep out of siirht!" "Jane, you're crazy!" Daddy rxc lain.ed. "V(u'll ec el" I repeated In a monotone which mljrht havo been the veico of a crazy woman. "Follow tlie string wo must pettie this now!" Daddy moved as fa.st as hlc. larner.e3 permitted. "How could Katherino know about this hole? J-'ho couldn't." he persisted. "Jane, girl, wake up! You' dreaming!" "I r hope so!" I stammered. For the f;rt time I thrilled with

i hope. Daddy's doubt mado me think i that I was mistaken.

When I considered probabilities calmly, I couldn't see how cither Katherino or I!ob could know about tho cavern. We might be following thieves! There mu?t be a guard for that priceless store of wines. If so, whero was ho hiding? Suddenly my hope of not finding my husband was blasted. I perceived how Katherlne Miller easily

could have conao by tho mystery of tho maze beneath Certels flower bed.-?. And why she could enter aa easily ns I! In Mexico, months ago, that handsome Spaniard, Gcrtcis' friend, had fallen in luve with Katherlne. Before that, ho had plotted and intrigued

Daddy I.orimrr stopped suddenly. "What's this'. h.- rrov. If d.

Plainly H wru a stron r s tring. lie splendidly to re-c5tablish the rule of

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had tcngiu-d his drriLrin.: foot in it. Spenco stooped to n-!eae him. He pulPd it one way, then the other. It held lirm; it di-app arc d around the corner:-? of tho pai-rage. "Miglt Lo a duo to the maze a fjuido by vhl"h Komeh.viy comingin, could find the way out swiftlyj" "Let's follow IF." I suggested. "I'll bet it goes straight to tho wino vault." ejaculated Daddy. "Gosh! I hope the thieves have left the 'Mo e t-e -C h and on!" I knew perfectly well who held tho end of that string. Now that Katherino, my enemy, was? almost caught, now that my husband's faithlessness was about to be disclosed, my body grew weak. Fut as my .-tn ngtlx dwindled, my mind became alert. The two whom wo pursued must have heard us coming. If they had nothing to conceal, why 1 ad they retreated ? More than once I fancied that Pr nrc was alert, that he realized that somebody was fleeing before u, farther and deeper into the underground labyrinth. It was a game of h!de-and-?eck.

certain Spanis aristocrats in Mexico. That was in war time. Germany was back of him. German victory hrul meant that ho would make himvoU a little kaiser ruling in the trcasuro house of tho world. When tho plot came to naught ho had fled to the mountains, had led bandits and rebels, had held Katherino for random and hid fallen in lovo with her! It never occurred to me that Katherino might know of the trove of gems under the grand fountain. (To Be Continued) (Copyright. 1921)

More than threc-fourts of Switzerland's taxes are elirect. A five-reel motion picture is approximately 5, COO feet long.

Real Beer Again Flows Over Bars Of Chicago Inns Windy City Feels Return of the "Good Old Days." Ey Fnltod Tress: CHICAGO, April 6. The "good old eiayu" were back in Chicago today. Heal prehistoric beer flowed In tho golden and frothing streams over the bars of most of the reformed saloons and the thirsty wero drinking long and deep. Chlcagroans, the malted tpecles. were looping the loop from one cafe to another and lining up to bars which were three deep. The push of bar towels and the leud confidential conversation between patrons rave the aspect of the "old days" with but one thing missing the bowl of pretzels, "Drink up and buy yourself another," was frequently heard. All of which means that treating has passed. Most drinkers now belong to the "Dick Smith club" they buy their own and drink it. I3eer, about six percent, is Hing for 30 cents a stein. One brew-dispenser was asked how ho got his supply. From behind his white apron, he replied. "We robbed th brewery. "vY are going tp rob It on the first of each month. Have another stein?"

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ADVfsNTUR&S OF- THE "TWlNiS hy Olive Kokarir Barten

Olerald Dickens, grandson of the great novelist. Is a captain in tho Uritish. navy. The first prize ever won by Premier Dloyd George, of Great Britain wa.i for ringing. For the first time on record therei i.s an ice famine in Iceland, duo to the mild winter and lack of manufacturing facilities.

'Hello folks hob's tricks?' called a toIoo.

p?tynap, the falryrr.ir.. ar.d rar.cy and Nick, tho twins. "Good land!" mid Mr. Seal drawing back In alarm. "Is that a man and a lady and a clown ?" (To Bo Continual.) (Copyright, 1921, N. U A.)

King G"?r-5r's lif r-mrro po'. de? total fomcthlng I.ko 1 000.

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A litindred years ago It was a ' co m mo n thlrs? for rr-embers cf th Britsh parliament to go to the house In a state cf intoxication. The I-ondon zoo has Imported from East Africa fctoo piar.t mal:? which lay eggs as largo a thoso of a yp arrow. XlqAipped with water heater anM other conveniences, a shower bath rootor truck has been desicned for circuses and other traveling organizations.

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After Mr. Seal had finished telling hij wife about the circus h had left, ho picked up his newspaper and hi3 pipo and started to read r.galn, or at least he pretended to read. But he was chuckling to himself ar.d his fat silky side wero going out and in with his chuckles. He was pleased at himself for Impressing upon hi wife that a circus was no place for a quiet, homo-loving srjl. Ke'd really mado out that it was a dreadful affair. Mrs. fc-eal was disappointed. She had hoped that when she was married her husband would tako her around, to s e tho wonderful wide world that she had heard so much about. She'd heard that beyond tho Icebergs tho world was green instead of white, and that thero wero lovely things of different colors growing in tho ground, called flowers, and other things of loveJy colors flying around in tho air, called birds. She'd seen eider-ducks and gulls but they were whito and gray like tho snow and rocks. Most of all ehe wanted to

see a circus. She suddenly noticed her husband's fat eldea going out and in and stopped a sijrh. she had begun. "Why. Silky," she cried. "I bellevo you're laughing!" "Laughing!" snorted Mr. Seal sobering at once. Nothing ci the fort! It's just hiccoughs. I ate two pecks of salmon for nay lunch, and I ought to know better at midday. I hall have to diet again, I'm getting too fat." Mrs. Seal was about to sympathize, as a nice- patient wife should do, when a cheerful voice called. "Hello, folks, how's tricks?" It was nip-

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enough to Mow us all to the moon!": "Jane, you'll have to get up early ' tomorrow morning!" Daddy walked brvddo me as we followed Chrys and Spei-.co out. "You'll have to cnir.o ; along with rne and open up these' stor.e doors for the secret service ' men. U will take ;i corps of army!

engine. -rs to do tho work wi'hout you:" "I'il ready, IX'ddy dear! You've g:vn me an ide i. Keep together, everybody, h'tand in the passage: 1 wai-.t to show you oornethlng!" I rt rod on tho threshold of tho

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New Spring Models in Dresses for the Miss These warm days wi th the child at play demands plenty of fresh wash dresses and suits to keep the kiddies cool and neat. For afternoon or party wear we are showing smart dresses in the most popular fabrics. See our display of girls' white dresses for confirmation and Sunday wear.

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