The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

good things In hfs SIS serving IN that
pandemonlum Up thers."
! did Tot ask for 50 much as that"
You shall have it, though. All things
are fair IN love and war
Well. when Cuba is FREQ. he can have
his reward, for then there viii be moth
ing yoQ cannot claim and have. The work
you are doing in making these friends
IN slencing these enemies and these pos
siolS enemies. IS equal 10 guns. But GO
Ing on With all your lovers you are Ike
a tuggler with his golden balls in the air
How long can you keep them IN play?
You we're rather daring with Benunck.
I shoul5 say
1T was necessary 70 startie him. 70
arrest him. But I fancy-T don't know
X seems to ne Just now that Delllnh
never bound Samson with stronger
withes''
God grant you are not ovsroonadsnt.
my Gloriai II is hard that you should
sacrifice yourself so. but II is FOR our
country. cur dear country
our dear country, Virgil!oP' And
they LEANED across their saddles, and he
kissed her on the check
Nor was Mr.. Bentnck made easter in
his mind by the sight es Gloria, later In
the day lunchlng ia the senate restau-
rant with Nine. D'Arco and a senator
known to look unta vorabiy on the Cuban
seemed 10 beckon him 20 her side. and
SIZE asked him. when hs came, II he were
too busy 70 walk down the avenue with
her lie wouid have walked down the
avenue with her Il the whole business OF
al TIE United States had come TO stand
stiH
But even walking down the avenue
with her sione-Sor she hsd sent Nine.
D'ATco home IN a carriage-was not an
unalloyed bliss. FOR "a they swept aloug
rs could not help noting strange giarces
% recognition IN Glorias eyes as they
passed this ard that dark stranger In
the si0uched hat. twirliag hts big nous
tachios sulkiiv. and more than once tbs
bat wHs dotted and the word was ex-
changed III passing. And that these
louuEers. these GlEbustsr looking scauanz.
should have the riEht 20 speak 10 her
seemed sort q sacr.lege tkzt he would
have liked 20 avanga CO TIE SPOT But
then he knew ne would BE content with
nothing less than taking her away into
sword
Il rods this morning and have not
beer 81 ths saddle Before for som. weeks.
snd 81 Is good 20 wax" she sasa-
Yes. he replied Il ro3s too. saw
you."
And GA not io!n us7"
Join riders who clasp each otha-,x
hands a. tnay rider
Shs turned and looked az him no
Deur ard then Sc laughed yen
might" she sad Alas 7 shah not long
have hts hand 70 claeVf-' s-e ADDED tNa
ia,egh disappearing snA a wave OF some
ts.rE ,iks anguish sweeping over ths
tace. wave % some ing ike esaratr
sweeping after . int Benttnck's hssr-.
So "a not SPEAK again for some tine.
!2ek.rg tie other way AT sarrs tine I
srcu3a Ike 20 have you know hfrs -
said az length. But az present-ss@ hovr
4 trust you-at present there 70 nrfrs
on AS hsaG- SD. - - tolsrabfv SAFE
here. I suppose sac untU he reaches
Cuban waters. Re is tA@ rerrcu Z inv.
best A sword thrust seemed 20 6svfss
8e@fircEs very bsiEw 4 r-eau-rer-
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