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AN ANGEL ARRESTED.
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"Ye re arristed, mum!" bawlec
' Officer O'Rourke, as the flying greet
car in front slowed down, so that hi
1- humming, throbbing motorcycle pul
led up near enough for him to bi
_ heard.
"Ye're arristed, mum, for exceedin
tlie speed limit and srarin' a goo<
11 half av the men, women, babies an<
t horses in the park out of theii
set: see!" he called again, as No. 2381
came to a standstill and he could pul
;l alongside.
"Ye're arristed, mum!" he announc
I cd for the third time as he dismount
1 ed and faced the smiling lady of th<
1 car. "I take ye into custody foi
niakin' av a new record througl
. t he"
v Thru Officer O'Rourke's great rosj
fate grew pale and his twinkling evei
j grew sober.
"Snakes of Saint Pathrlck!" h?
f tried, crestfallen, "it's the blessed
;l good lady t>f Delmont street!"
The good lady of Delmont street
_ hut: lie 1 like the ripple of a far-awaj
B brooklet "It was a splendid chase
Mr. O'Rourke!" she cried, her blu?
t eyes agleani. "And the Green Comet
? could have pulled away from you, it
I had willed it so."
( "And 1 don't know about that, eith.
er," retorted Officer O'Rourke, perkl
ing \ip at the challenge. Then bit
r, ruddy, cherry face became glooni}
a again Hut, faith, madam, ye're th<
a one that brought pink roses to m?
I Timmie when the lad near died."
p The lady colored, though she still
B smiled "Tut, tut!" she scolded
? 'What's the harm in that, Mr
j O'Rourke?"
i "Harm, harm!" spluttered OfficeT
t CVRourke "'Twas a blensed good deed,
e and may ye live till ye're a million?
but 'tis not Michael O'Ronrke that
. will arrist ye."
? "Oh!" protested the lady, "but I
am already arrested?three times?
& fot exceeding the speed limit, for
. M-aiinjr men, women, Itahiea and
horse*. fur breaking the record
through"
Hut you scattered a car load of
I .n.iatoes over the Tin Can ward when
p ihe laddies were starvin'." continued
t Oflicer O'Rourke. "Sure and I'll not
t m ist ye till the sun turns green as
t Ireland!"
Yes. vos. Mr. O'Rourke." said the
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JE5BURQ, 5
. .w .o ^ onr umy, you
know, and It wan a clear violation,
j Come on to the station."
"No!" thundered Officer O'Rourke:
o "not for a thousand harps av sold!"
"Come on," repeated the h-essed
lady, and she wheeled the green ear
about. ^
"No!" declared Officer O'Rourke.
"I'd tear me stripes off first."
"Come on," said the lady for the
third time very flruilv. "I don't mind."
j "No," reiterated Officer O'Rourke;
^ "not for a deed of Tipperary!"
"Hut, as the good lady of Deltnont
street was station bound on her own
account, at a rate that threatened to
do things to the speed regulations
once more, No. 42 of the park squad
r had no choice but to follow f;?_m
1 he went, however, he mumbled sullenly,
swearing every green-and-gold
oath he knew that he would rather
' lose his right arm, and almost running
down a careless pushcart man
5 in his abstraction.
At the station th<; drowsy captain
roused to receive two clamorous vts'
itors.
"I'm arrested," said the lady, smil
ing bewilderingly. "How much will
? It be this time. Captain Daly?"
; "1 resign," announced Officer
O'Rourke, shoving over his gilt badge.
"1 won't arrist an angel."
The captain stared at his subordinate
in surprise, hut the lady laughed
' musically.
"Tell Officer O'Rourke just how
' many times I've been here for speed'
ing," she directed. "Tell htm about
my wild speed streak, and tell me
how much this time."
The captain grinned ln^oodly. "1
Think, if you will deposit J:'5, ma'am,
there'll be no need of you botheriug
to come back." And to Officer
> O'Rourke he said: "This la the fortyelgth
time for Mm. l>unlap this season,
Michael. She likes it and she's
rich-^-she can afford it. Don't let it
worry you, man." And he returned to
Officer O'Rourke gilt badge No. 42,
park police.
As the green car speed smoothly
iwav. Officer O'Rourke refastened his
beloved emblem of authority. ' ?,o
wander she's a speeder," he murmured.
"Angels are just, that bound
to fly."
And Officer O'Rourke thought again
of a great cluster of pink roses by the
bed of the child of his heart.?Stewart
Stone. ?
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P. B. B. Cures abovo troubles, Al-e
so i czema and Rheumatism, Test B
B. r.
FREE
For tweuty-five years Botanic Blood
Bdlin <. B. B. B.)? lias beeu curing yearly
ihousands of sufferers fiom Primary
Ibtc ndury or Tertiary Blood Poison
anil u! 1 forms of Hiood and >kin J>ls?
cas s. Cancer, Rheumatism and Eczema
We sol cit the most obstinate
becanae B. B B. cures where all
alhv. fails, if >ou have acnes and pains
in B'.'ies, Hack 01 Joints, Mucus Patch
cs ii. month, i-me l'broat, I'imples,
, t onpor-Colored S,> ?ta, Ulcers on any
I pa 1 <.f the body, llair or eyebrows
fal l / out. Itching, watery blisters
iif <vto r? Ittirvr.trr I? mim?o 1>* * - - *
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hk/.'ini, Boils Swellings, hlallng
ftor. s. Lake U. B, B, li kills tin
l>oi it, makes the blood pure and rion,
. completely changing t.he entire body
into * clean, healthy condition, healitig
? v ry s> rc or pimples and stooping
ail tic ie?, paing and itching, curii g
the vorstc ise ot Uiood Poison, lilt umat
ism or Kczema.
BUI ANl?J BLOOD BAT,M(B, 11. I )
is pleas.nt and safe to take; C imposed
of pire Botanic ingredients. It put,.
tics i nd enriches ti?* biood H, B. i;
j si-ei gihens the e; ves and hoUds u,>
I the br kei?<*o v ? *t??u. URUi?GI_T
I ft pal; f, -KM. i>GI l,K, Mhhdii
recik'in hn hotti cut* .
IjiAfii'i.S; Stil' 1 ULb by wilting to
f iti.i 111) UaL VI tU , lo Bio d Balm
Builui. g. Atlanta, (la. ?Vnen writ
ing for sample give i .. ...o oi your
trouble, if you know.
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WUI practics in ?I1 the htat? am* VJ
0. Courts.
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5 or 6 doses "666" will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c
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