THE WASHIXGTOy TDIES FRIDAY JAXTABY 21 1910

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Publishers Declare Cost toReader Mtfst Be Raised

If Change Is Made

DELEGATION PLANSTRIP TO CAPITAL

Representatives of Periodicals Will

Lay Case Before Com

nrittee In Congress

NEW YORK Janera throughout the country red jover the effort of the PosOsfttce Departznent at Washington to brineIncrease Jn the postal rateclass mall matter under which ciasein-catkra magazines come

committee comprising D A McKin-ley of tbe American Msgastne C DLanier of the Review of ReviewsHarry J Fisher of the Womans HomeCompanion and George W Wilder ofthe Butterick Company of this citYand Cyrus Curtis of the Ladies HomeJournal Philadelphia will go to Wash-ington next Wednesday sad protest tothe House Committee on Postofnces andPostroads which has been holdinghearings as to tbe advisability of chang-ing the present rate of I cent a pound

The committee which was organizedby the Periodical Publishers Associationof this city will Insist that the rats of1 cent is ample and that any increasewould be detrimental to the interests ofthe magazine pnMteners and would Inthe end compel them to raise fee priceof their periodicals

Several magazine publishers heretoday that t would be tanpossl

Lie to print periodicals at a profit itthe advance in the postal rate as

by Fourth Assistant PostmasterGeneral De Graw is voted by CongressIt was predicted that more than onemagazine in that event would have tocease publication

Largest DeficitIn his annual report Postmaster Gen

eral Hitchcock said there warn a eteflctrin the Postottlce Department last yesrof XI747S77I the largest in tbe htetoyof the department He put down tiieGovernments toss m handling seconiclass mail matter at IfrMMMOft and salthat the maaaitnem make up per cornof this class of mail

Sir Hitchcock estimated that It vestthe Government 93 corns a pound tohandle ant transport the second classmail Last the PostDCRce Depart-ment handled 7ft o pounds of thatvariety of mail and while It constituted63 per of all the domestic man hesaid it brought in a return of only 5per cent Mr Hitchcocks idea was toraise the rate for carrying magazines-to a considerable extent the exact rateto be decided upon by Congress

The message of President Tartto Congress referred to tbe loss tothe Government through the hand-ling of the second class mail and citedMr Hitchcocks estimate that the Gov-ernment had to pay S2X cents a poundto distribute matter which was paid forat the rate of 1 cent The President advised Congress to look Into tbe situationand see what could be done toward do-ing away with the deficit

PHtttisfeen ProtestEver since the Presidents miMingr the

House Committee has beeR hsMIng aninquiry and protests have been sent t-

it from magazine men everywhere fat

the countryment has been active in presenting Invformation to the oOranittee the maga-zine men decided at hurriedly calledmeeting early this week to preparesome data of their own and presentthem along with vigorous argument

Mr Wilder who win go with theto Washington said yesterday

that there was a decidedly mistaken impression In Washington as to the realcost of handling magazines As presid nt of the whichrecently obtained control of anothermagazine he has been gathering ma-terial which he will submit to the Cong-ressmen

The committee win be prepared toshow said Mr Wilder that it doesnot actually cost the Government any-more than 1 cent a pound to handlemagazines Whoever got the Idea intohis head that It cost 933 cents a poundwas entirely wrong Macmftiea hi thefirst place are handled for much longerhauls than newspapers which also hadth leent

There are fewer magazine to thepound than newspapers and the maga-zines once they are delivered into thehands of the postal authorities requiremuch less than newspapers Itis a false argument to say that becausemagazines are heavier than newspaperstht j ost more to handle The

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hel in the education of the public andas Qoversuatfnt years ago detided that they should have a rate thatwould make it pass trie for the publish-ers to charge comparatively low pricesand yet make a profit The idea weeto encourage the reading of magazinesNow if the rate raised it will bnecessary for the magazine publishers-to advance the price to subscribers oruuit business It fs certain that if anything like the rate suggested by someof the Washington anthorrte onthe magazines some of faiL

The average maga Inc weighs fourt en ounces and it an readily be seenwhat an advance to J cents pound forpostage would mean Would the public

ant to stand the extra cost If it didnot the publisher find himselfwith magazines tha ouid not be sold

We are prepar i to show that theGovernment is gettuig a fair postal ratefor maicasines There is plenty of data-t back it up

S McClure of Medures Magazine5 1 il he understood that there was a din

in Washington to raise theHasrazlne rate to or fr cents a pound

Any advance would men in-crease III tb n Ice of magazines Ho the

Mr McCtore went ett Thedistribution of magazines is acated matter sad publishers are1 ut TO great expense as it Any slightincrease in O e cost for each rId ofjvtsrazine matter would mean that the

Tiagazine business is exactly likerny other sort of busings Just to-rroportkm to the 3cpense af running aI usiness are prices ftxad If a businesspan has to pay a large fr M rate to

the commodity when he offersthe market

Only OrdinaryCompetition has made the

u iners an ordmarfly profitable one

AU Ican say fc that if the Government isi ally prtvinx out n cents or forcarrying aiii pound of second Ha5mail matt r of which maT zines form-a large part the Government i making-a bad liar jdii Riit t re ar thinswhich make me Ice quite oetain tha-t p cost is not nearlv eo rreit as that

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HUda Gravea daacbtar of tbctr employerHocb thinks Hilda lovaa Mark and renoaacaa her Carl VavaHa a fatlowem-ptoye Insults Mark at a banquet andMark oanfesaes to Hugh that he has taken

in booS from tile nrm setsto op as security in a deal aad that

knows of it aorrMadgoes to the firm office ta PbJfcedelphtawith the bond envelope Owl finds tInt aobotluitlon has been madeno bond la the envelope Carl Yaacaahereto la on tbe two brother ta Balti-more and Mark pontuM him from the

Hugh goa to abooaa in Balti-more tryi K to recover

main his eacape He mma his brotherapparently dresS m a pier alone therrver frost puts him a a taxicab but

next day wbea he swains hamarntoc pater that the body of a manwas round off the pier where he fsondhis brother Mark aya he was fightingwith some one but can rBmemhtr no-oMalbx He to still dazed Whoa

downstairs an only edition of anafternoon paper informs him tint A K-

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CHAPTER IXI MSBT TEMPTATION

more than fulfilled I MYway rward not noting not

whkhec my stops led SB-

so toot as 1 might be somewhere aloneout of reach interruption to think

this climax of our disastersMy half staggering steps had carried

me into the drawing room before mystunned recollection grasped the factthatthe butler had spoken of compnyin there

A figure rose from a chair near thewindow and faced me then after oneglance at me where I stood revealed inthe pitiless glare of tile afternoon sunburned anxiously forwardby magic truth my brain For the callerwas j lda Graves-

I ought to have quick controlof myself murmured something civiland gracefutty withdrawn Or else Ishould have remained and tried toformal conversation until my motbearrival

I know all that It what I shouldhave done It is what I did not do Tothis day I dont know why nor do I excuss my action

At sight of the deer face so lightedwith anxiety for my haggard aspectmy strong wall of selfcontrol an atonce crumbled away

Before I had realized it I had sprungforward and caught both her littlewhite hands In my own with a grasplike that of a drowsing man who sud-denly sees unexpected rescue

X b HMdar I cried HildaI am afraid there was unntterableap-

p al almost unmanly suppHeathm lnmy cry What my taos told I dare notthinkYet she did not shrink from me did

not recoil in displeasure or sass m sur-prise Instead she gave me look fordose about my own in a pressure aselectrical as tt was light

I bad always heard that fat everygood womans heart something of theeternal motherhood by hidden I thinkIt was with the protective instinct oftress rather than any more equal sen-timent that she exclaimed

Hugh You are In terrible troubleWhat is it dear Tell me

And at the touch the look theterm of endearment I grew

all at once strong And with strengthreturned calmness and sanity Imyself again-

I am sorry I panted sUit shakent mooent

of glorious insanity I didnt mesa tobehave like a baby But It was so good

to see youI understand she soothed me

Come and sit down and ten me allabout it

I have no right to speak toI muttered After such a childlikeoutburst I ra-

Ton have all the right theworld she contradicted How littleyou understand a woman Hugh Amao who could look and speak as you

id at of me pays a womanhighest compliment ever dreamed ofFor he shows he needs her that

She checked flushingI do need you Hilda I finished

coming to her rescue I need youmere you can ever know Fur Iam hi terrible trouble I would havecut on my hand before telling you soor coming to whine to you for

But yow caught me on myguard I cannot behave today as I didwhen we met to Boston the othernight

Then It was adD she ncdafmed 1 knew tt sometWna told me soIn spite of my pride and an I felt youwere in trouble So when father sad Ipassed through Baltimore today on theway to an a0pointment he has at Wash-ington I stopped ever a train to call enMrs Lee I tbousht I mlgfit gatherfruit her what your trouble was I

She knows nothing suspects nothingof ft I mterooffcd hastily And she

musnt Oh Hilda I cant even tell

of some one dear to us bothyou A maudlin foolishly sentimentalrequest perhaps but one that willmean much to me to remember in thebterk dajrs that are ahead

You have only to ask ft Hughsaid In a low odes You must knowthat

Something her soft voice thrtttodme unspeakably And again I bad tofight for loyalty or sanity I went

Boon you wiH bear much that to evilof me Hilda Our grand old name willbe dragged Into the dirt And partly by

Hughr she fc

I want you when that time comestf lemerober me as I was when I wasstill an b neat Godfearing man armworthy to look you hi the face I wantyou to recall me as I was as youwin mew I am It to a lightto ask But It will be everything tome

Hugh she broke hu n dont un

said But this I know No taint of dis-honor or crIme can Attach itself to youAnd I would not believe such a thingif an the world arose to clamor It at

You must believe tt Hilda I urgedmiserably And you must feel shamethat you have given your friendship tosneh a sean But let your Judgment betempered by what I ones was by whatthe rest of my dear ones still are

she persisted you are nottile trath about And

qtdry into the cost of transporting malloffered to make a contract with theGovernment to transport first class mail

second class mail at the rate of acent a pound Now If they could affordtc do that and figure out a profit Ifail to see that the Government has to

tribttionWhile tii Government is about it

I might suggest that there be an inves-tigation into the manner of feowducting

think the whole system of handling

ought to be looked into thosecompanies permitted to charge suchThey maintain a low rate on snorthaute for small packages so as to get

H the mavulne traffic the ran awaytrain the Government and charge highrates for long hauls Let the Governmcnt investigate this It might leadto some flhminatiTssr enclosures

Richard H Titheringron representingFrank A Mimsey publisher of Mun-sey9 Magazine afr with the othersto pay the extra rate if it is demanded

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you must tell me You can see whatIt means to me

And I dislcyal coward that I wasI honestly believe I would have told

For I could mx resist that look andvoice What man could

It was my mother who saved thesituation kindly hospitable de-lighted to see Hilda Into

drawing roomUnder cover of her volley saints

lions I slipped out I had been within anace of the unpardonable folly and crimeof betraying my own brother and tothe woman who presumably loved him

Under toe witchery of Hildas plead-ing my first resolutions had melted intonothingness king me horribly humanand weak For this I make no apologysaw that T loved her

Yet I resolved to see her no moreFor another time no mother might beat hand to break in upon us and rescueme front my weakness

I turned down the ball mounted thethe room where I had left Mark Mycourse was dear I caw that now AridtiM dire news I Bad so lately read madeeverything plainer for both of us Butthere was no time to be lost

Full of my new determination I ca-tered our bed room

I begunBut my brother gave roe no chance to

say more He hurried toward me as afrightened child to its father his eyesdilated with dread his shaky nand gripping one of the two morning papers Ihad le on the table

With palsied finger he pointed to theitem that had first caught my eye

Look be babbled Just read I sewIt ait I finished dressing and as I wassitting down to wait for you Read itHugh Im a murderer Great heavensman A murderer

He thrust the paper upon me thenburst into a paroxysm of weeping

It is at best a sight a gruesome asIt te rare to see a man weep but Marksboyish terrified sobs held little enoughof manliness r even of heartbreakFor the moment he was ac a panicstricken crazed with horror atthe idea that he had slain the unknownman whose body had been found oft

dock-I had hoped to keep the facts from

hiss until he could be better prepared-to face them But my heedless folly inleaving the newspaper lying about hadbrought oa the very I had desiredto postpone But perhaps it was betterFor now the I had to impartwould not come with redoubled forceBuck up I ordered harshly Ba not a hysterical child Wrtat todone IS done and youve got to get utedto ft If Tm to help you you musta jcrown man

Youre to help me he chok-ed raising Ms tearblotched face Canyou Hughdoualy i moan to now Not somuch fw your or sufte as for ourmother and tor Hildasbrokenly be sure to trace usooner or The taxicab chauffeur

but they wont find usrun away he

Where caa we beare to run away

PM d lpMa I answered And tomorrow morning you areBurr office

But thats tbe very place they lookfor me he wailedThey look for you at all Ireturned If you go about your busthad

faltered If I go backto Ill be arrestedthese bonds just as sure asVaughn gets back and tellsI slowly willnot tHI anything

T come to an understaadtoarwith him cried the lad rcurM4nature naming into new hopeXo I I wvre not He is theonly person though who kaowWith

But hell tell Hell hold it overH1 s cat tortures a

win insisted Mark You dontknow him as I do HeAKthe afternoon paper I still carriedSynced at the hes rnes

He 8 dead Hes dead be criedstopped Im saved

frenziedYou have killed this man I saidquietly His blood Is on your handsYet your one thought is of wild delight because your thefts are now cov-

ered jp I wonder if you half ealfeehow wholly worthless you areI I forgot be pleaded with a andden shudder I forgot I did indeedDo you think theyll hang me Hugh

Millions of Dollars to Be Invested In West Virginia

Consolidation

CHAJStLBS TOWN W Va Jaa S jAs a step toward the alleged pto s ofthe Gnat nhflm interest to form a combinaUon of the bituminous cool Interestsof West Virginia western Marylandwestern Pennsylvania and Kentuckyrepresenting hundreds of millions of

i doUses ar 75 per cent of the t Jft coalIn those districts options aro beingtaken the New River district of thisState

Harrison B Smith the localrepresentative of the Guggenb n taterests who is in New York at dsenthas obtained 9ft per cent of tin XewRiver ctal fields on Alreadyoption lias been obtained on some of

largest companies operating in thefield In the New field are about30vV acres of coal

Of this more than 50000 acresbeen optioned at a total price fixed at

FIRING FURNACE LONG IDLECHESTER Pa Jan SL After being

idle for six year the large blast fur-nace at the plant of the Delaware RiverSteel Company was started morn-ing This company purchased the plantseveral months ago for SW9 arid willeventually start it up in every depart-ment which will give employment toabout 2jm men

MAKING IT SEVENTYFIVEBUOOMSBURG Pa Jan 21 What

Is tbe inquired a groom whom theEspy justice of peace Squire Bogerthad just married

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Yes I you who last nightrushed out of this house foaming at themouth and screaming that you wouldfind and him It is late IH theday for that sort of talk Wemust face the facts Now if I ara tosave you you toast pledge yoorseif toput the whole afCrJr in my and to

guided absolutely by me Do yougive your solemn pledge to do

I do I rm in your handsHelp me

I think the frank contempt in myeyes pierced even the terror that en-compassed him and made him ashamedof his puerile cowardice

Let us look at the facts I beganIn the jlrst place you stole bonds item

the companys safe Only mancould prove you stole them And thatman is dead The bonds cannot betracked beck to you Three met hadaccess to that sale One Is dead Thesecond myself wttl be out of wayYou as third

Youll b out of he inter-rupted I dont understand AreYOU

So I ptrsued unheeding Ii yousit tight go on with wour andbehave as if lad happened youare moderately safe

of VaughnYou read about reoog-

nlrtag the man who was OR the docknear he place where Vaughns bedywas found I was the man

You When did 7When I went back for the watch

Suspicion turns directly to not toyou The police must think that Ivefled the or that I wouldnt foolenough to come here openly Theyare no doubt searching for e everywhere except in the place Imust before they connectwith this bouse and here for-m

You are ome to hide That isntlike you And anyway youeasily prove

mon they wantHe understood at lost He tried to

speak but osuM not grip mjr hand inGo ba k to Philadelphia I saidkeep the hue and cry atter me as

loam as I can before Im run downThat will kelp suspicion on me andoff of you The police are not likelyto let my name lute the papersuntil they have their hands OR me Somother used not

When she does be whispered inawe it will kilt her

No I answered sadly she wiltgrieve But more for the stain oa our

name than for me If it werenow it would break her heart Thataid To keep shams lid sorrow mtheir worst forms from the womanwho adores you as only theborn can be adored And from thegirt whom you have dared to love

When Hilda and I are married beburst forth i shall tell her about HShe shall Mess your name

And curse yours T I kusgested Ifyou are wise you win keep your mouthshut There te one thing more Youprobably think I am coon

a felony by letting you athief go back to employer you have robbed I am not

Unpunished r be echoed Do youthink I dont suffer That IThat you are scared tat atheart rau h relieved I finished

That is not alL You stole bonds tothe value of MSMM Those bondsmust be returned

Returned HowI dont know yet But I am

to look for them If they were onKarl Vaughn when his body was foundthe newspapers would have mentionedIt The fact that a drowning man hadKK6M with him was too important abit of news to be overlooked Yet hehad the bends when be was In BostonHe didnt take them back to Philadel-phia because he didnt stop off thereWhat his game was I dont know ButI do know that Brooch must be in itArid I believe Breech has those bondswith him I am going to find Breech

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to so to Mr Graves like a white man

To confess he gaspedTo confess I repeated You surely didnt think I was going to lotyou rentals a thief for Confess

and him to let you pay back tohim every cent of your salary and tolot you do extra work to earn morefor him until you can pay at least theinterest on the bonds theres timeenough later for that In the meantime Fm ping ia search of thosebonds and I hove an idea Im goingto set them

But where aad how canI dont know Ill follow Broeck

across the world if need be till I findhim and make him dtagorge Non Imust make reedy and be oft If Ihavent already wasted too much time

A quick knocking at our door thun-derous and imperative to my star-tled senses broke in on my qorde

Mark leaped to his feet livid trem-bling

Dent let them In he shrieked

The Continuation of Thl Story WillHe Found In Tomorrowissue of The Times

OSLER DISCOVERSNEW DISEASE GERM

Belief That He Has ConqueredTuberculosis Basis of

Article-Dr wnUam Osier of the few

physfelans of international hascharacteris

heaDy in a nw way Fo many yearsDr Osier hag studied tuberculosis ofvarious sorts and he announces his conelusions very definitely Dr Color says

We know the germWe know whence it comesWe know how It gets into the bodyWe know bow the germ develops in

the bodyWe have learned how to recognize

the diseaseWe have learned how successfully to

prevent ttWe know that the disease te not

hereditaryAnd lastly we have learned how to

cure the diseaseIn an article in the Womans Home

Companion for February Dr Osier setsforth these various points at length andproves his ease This is believed to bethe beginning of a great edccatlonal

i campaign against tuberculosis thatshould have untold Influence oa thepresent and the cowing generation

MORE SHOES EXPORTED-Six and threefourths mill ons pairs

of shoes were exported by the UnitedStates during the year 1W a ecord ex-ceeding that of any previous year Thedistribution of American boots andshoes covers a wide range of countriesaDd includes grand division of theworld Tropical and countries offer the largest sale for this classof The value of the ex-portation was 11448385

WAGON MAKERS MEETActive steps were taken today at the

annual convention of the Carriage andWagon Makers International Unionwhich is In session at Costellos HallSixth arid G streets northwest to

leorsanize the internationaly of Toronto

Canada is president and John HBrinkmaa of Is secretaryand treasurer

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MERIDIAN STREETRESIDENCE SOLD

Shannon A Luchs report having oldtile brick house at 1W MerMtan street to George Walsh Talberttoo 3S25 The building has Just beeneofpteted

ALUMNI HONOR FARLEYXEW YORK Jan 2L Hto Grace

Archbishop Parley was the guest ofhonor at the annual dinner of FordhanmUniversity Alumni To mart the

anniversary of his ordinationto the his fenowejlunm pre-sented him with a gold pectoral croasiset with diamonds

MRS BELMONT TO STUMPNEW YORK Jan a Mrs O H P

Belmont has decided to stump the Statefor woman suffrage The funerary willinclude the large clti said wns likeBinghamton Ebstira andBuffalo and will begin next week Shewill be accompanied by the Rev AnnaShaw the national president

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