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Her eyes, which had been closed wearily, opened suddenly and re- garded him curiously. The cold air of the street and the hot 'toffee --or rather I'll let you prove it to me and yourself. Do you kyow who Iam? I am the sister of the notor- fous Madge Bannister--the woman who ran away several years ago with a man named Cartwright. You | Ji must have heard of the story. Even people in South America know of | it." Her lips twisted bitterly. "Now tell me what you want to say to me. Now we will see how your chivalry will stand up before that knowledge. | I am Lila Demerest, I tell you, the | sister of Madge - Bannister. The whole town knows me!" (To be Continued) | PNEUMONIA By Dr. Hugh C. Cummings. Pneumonia causes about one-tenth of all deaths in this part of the world. Pneumonia stands second on the list of diseases arranged in order of the number of deaths caused and is surpassed only by heart disease. The term pneumonia includes two chief types of inflammation of the lungs. 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Which he had made her dfink had steadied her senses and the glazed, vacant look was going. Her eyes were almost clear now and he sdiw that normally they were grave and dark and sweet, "You are being very kind to me, a perfect stranger," she said. "I'm S0rry to put you to so much trouble and inconvenience but I was really desperate." ; "Don't think of it," he assured her. "It's a pleasure to do what can. We all gét in jams some time; often through no fault of our own." "Ah, but this was my fault," she turned her head sideways on the pillow with a little movement that could to help unfortunates, but - he did not quite relish the idea of tak- ing this strange girl to his apart. ment at that hour, For himself. he did not mind, but he wondered what fresh indiserétion would be added to the list against her if she should be séén going there or coming out. Nevertheless he did it! «Fifteen. minutes later, she was comfortably tucked up on a couch which he had drawn bétore the fire. 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