The morning call., 1890-06-01

:. GYou. have seen only part of the eonspira-
: lots .Inalfthe districts where tXlles are living
:B.e.baye:bTaaches. To-day We count bundled;
:l0;m6frow there may. be i've hundfed!'
~ admir- lille rruated him.
q .O0k here. Miller, 1 promise you every
rRsSlssanCe ro.euabe you TO flee from here. am
Ieady:W iii my wife. to accompany you as far as
:EElat Siberian frontier. But mind, you must not
:ral$ :touf hand -agalust thu Gar or our mother
.:roagtEy. ;; VIII you prOmlseY
:: Miller made: no reply. They had just then
PASSED: a ShOw:coYered hill, which rose abruptly
IfGln:I1e banks of the Angara. Miller pointed 1t
: glTit 70 bis: companion and said:
~: I'D d you notice this Tartar tomb. Here you
-nius tGone Whenever YOU wish 10 see me Every
mi 5{tsa :iran:oi the tribe Of lenar stands guard
.iiefe:- This. .GGngus Knows where l may be
found. Tile MOUND is hollow inside, although
fiie Russians have not yet discovered this Ienar
; X esceGdant OF the former rules Of TINS
- :telntTy&tOld ,mF'so on The day when We. swOre
:: IT0Lbe IvfffeHdShlp aud scaled II withour aad.
Y need only 90 to The east side OF The hui aud
: eaft:Fepitis naHJe thee 'timesi one OF his men
VIII after a willie. come OuttTOm within aud tell
:. you What You may wish TO Know"
= - oIJeaf the city ?' asked Lanfn cautiously
- = III s:desert has many other mysteries yet un-
=kupHn:te the eOnqueror Aud this is my power.
:: .DuIing tire Two years that have been living
.hefe l:haFe not ceased trying to fnd out these
= secreIsf until now probably know this land of
snow and ice as well as those who were born
'Gefes.: Remember. whenever you need me,
;.Iiasten 10 this mound, and twenty-four hours
g; later shall be atyour service, Every order OF
i yours.wlll be fulfilled. From thus hour Miller,
-tle tfalLGI,. is your slave. Never forget that
=: y ladimlr.H
: = They stopped under Inc walls OF the city,
Z" Here my dominion ends" said Miller, check
ing the feet dogs. Farewell, Vladimir; you
are almost IN town"
They shook hands. Once more the Count
~ !" My first care shall be now to purchase arms.
1 am told there Is merchant, Lapten, who
mainly furnishes arms TO the TaTtars?"
4" Yes; but be cautious! Remember that an
exile Is not permitted 10 buy arms?'
Never mind. bly wife has an old friend,
:: DR.. Haas, VINO has accompanied her 10 this
place. ID will not be suspected +"
Good But make haste for burn with the
desire TO be free once more -
They parted. AS Miller drove of he once more
heard the warning woods:
IRE member, Miller! Nothing against the Gar
and holy Russia -
Miller did not seem.to have heard these words,
which once before he had apparently disfegarded
and soon the marta had disappeared behind the
mound. Lauin went into tile city. For two days
Jana had been anXiOusly expecting him. Now
be told her all. He spoke OF his hopes, his meet
ing wfh Miller, how he Lad forgiven him and
had joined him IN the conspiracy He had been
afraid Jana would disappTOVe Of this. All The
more he rejOlced now, when she said:
"a man such Miller is does nothing by
halves. Betrayed by officials, he will never be-
come a spy. His very crime proves that lie is
honest nO@. You must never be traitor TO your
native land, but, you must and may try, by all
means, to recover your liberty"
DR.. Haas was summoned His answer was
calm and dignfed.
service, and ! am not Russ. What you APP
prove am prepared TO approve, and what you
L
last sacrifices are made for you. Do not ask my
opinion, therefore. but simply commando"
1t was uow decided That Dr.. Haas should draw
from the Bank OF lrkutsk enough of Jana's
money TO purchase arms and then. return with
the Count TO lis hut IN The village, in order To
calm the Governor, and to take other prscau-
tionary measures. Tie day after DR.. Haas was
TO open 'egotiatons with Laptef and buy 900
rifles, intended for a Khan Of The Catchas who
had risen III rebellion against the Chinese
authorities.
Ianin aud DR.. Haas babe Jana farewell and
then went TO the bank, walking down Main
street. I he town clock was striking 10. Almost
at the same time, when Count Lanin returned
from Lake Bakal, Popoff and his betrothed
tered the offices of the bead Of the gendarmes.
Palkin was out, having been ordered To appear
before the Governor; lie had directed his Secre-
taTy, Oh leaving, 10 continue the work begun the
day before. P0pOf wanted 10 have one more
long conversation with his betr0thed, and in
order 10 interrupt his work he had called Helen
in, ana now was distributing several papers IN
her presence. Palklp, when lie left, had said he
hardly would be back before two hours and
Popof, therefore, thought he would have time TO
explain his paus TO Helen. They had been con-
vel slug good hour, aud POpon had told his be-
trothed that Oh the following Sunday lie would
have TO meet the Count and In speaking Of the
document againstScielm, which lie SIN had in
81 bis possession, lie said:
1.-THE less this paper meant at that time, the
more formidable 1t has since become. The re-
ceipt and the forged signature prove beyond all
doubt that was Schelms accomplish. lie never
prosecuted me. lie only had me arrested as
dangerous nan, not as a man who had stolen
money nSioiRe0 d signature"
But, Nicholas, how could you keep this pa
PERI"
That Pi tell YOU" lie said and his eyes
glOwed In triumph. " i used to carry this paper
about me and il kept me anxious in the day and
prevented my sleeping at night. One night |
dreamed mad lost IL and should be drowned In
The Neva / started from my sleep balhed in
Precipitation ana next mUrning bad terrible
toothacne. Tiis gave me mad idea l went 10
SebastOpu, where / knew all eminent American
dentist. got nlin tO'dfaw Two OF my teeth. one
perfectly healthy, the other slightly diseased.
Then ordered q very small box Of ivory 10 be
made siaped Outwardly exactly like the two
teeth. The paper Of the copying book Is eXces-
siYeiy thin / folded my precious paper very
small tut il iuto dminutive bladder ana
then went back TO my dentist L asked
HIN II lie could put Tie little box back
IhfO my jaws, 10 look like the two missing teeth:
He thought M at first half mad, but when 1
offered HIM 290 rubles he agreed TO humOr me.
Whenever new mink am in danger j put In
my two Ieetb, and so FAR Providence has been