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vulsively. Anna had passed an arm about
her mother, and now half-suppOrted the
elder woman.
Saul Mark watched his comrades face
with certain grim and malicious. pleasure
laughing a little as he did so.
"Janet-Janet Mark calculated the re-
vivified man. painting and gasping in his
turn even the woman had done. and for
the time could say no more, but sat up
gazing wildly as though he had seen a
specter.
Journeys end in lovers meetingr the
words seemed to burn and smoke like acid
that is poured on copper. Phillip STAINS
field and his paramour-kiss one another
embrace, Is all forgotten between you?
Have We found other mates? Fie-fe-thus
to deny each other, who sinned together,
Think of the blood shed for that cause!
Consider
But he got no farther. For there in the
midst stood forth the woman whom his
presence had affected with such deadly ter
ror. But now she was no longer the Lady
Juanta Silveda- She was Janet Mark. the
felon
AYE" she cried. Il bid you consIuer the
blood shetland who shed it! You, Saul
Mark. drop by drop. The guilt may be
mine and his. That deny not. But before
God the judge, the, blood shedding was
yours first and last By your suggestion
and compelling I sinned and fell / suf-
fered for your crime. And he-he-''
She paused as If at a loss for words
Saul Mark laughed low, cackling laugh
nodding his head at the same time He
had crossed his legs under him and sat
upon his feet. the chains that were upon
him stretched to their utmost, looking like
some hideous malignant idol of the orient
What of him-aye, what of him." he
chuckled Are Philip Stansfelds sins
NINE too?"
AYE. Saul Mark she cried, yours
yGurs-yours!
You are generous with other peoples
sins, Janet" said Saul Mark. pray keep
one two for yourself, lest you grow
lonely in your old age!'
But she went on, her voice rising with
every word till 1t rang out into a shrek
as she pointed with her finger at Saul lark.
Captain Stansfield raised his head and said
speaking very quietly, Janet, the greater
sin is ours alone. Let US endure the rest,
Be silent as | have heen!"
There was a sudden commotion on the
other side of the widening circle Most of
the men had shrunk away, fearing thew
knew not what. Perhaps the foreign tongue
| used in anger had a strange sound to them
And there. through the gap, could be
seen the abbot Of San Juan de Brozas and
the grand inquisitor. sitting upon their
, mules listening.
Your servant said the latter, bowling
MY lady, are these more friends of yours
You are most fortunate in friends Proyi-
dence is indeed kind to you"
He turned to Saul Mark.
And you. my friend are you also from
Scotland and Of the Scottish persuasion in
religion ~
| I am indeed of Scotland" said Saul. ris-
ing to his feet respectfully and speaking in
admirable Spanish. SO that all might un-
| oerstand, but am q humble follower of
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the true and ancient faith. claim your
protection, most reverend fathers. In this
cause have suffered much
by what sign shall we know that you
speak the truth. my SOM" said the grand
inquisitor. cunningly.
by two infallibIe proofs answered Saul
with readiness, by thisythat I shall show
you in nay hand, and bytithe word which I
shall whisper in your ear"
He slid down his hand and fumbled in the
dirty breeeh clout (Which alone clad him
sparsely about the 1oins4l Then he held up
a rosary. at the end Of which swung a
cross and small golden eeliquary.
This / have carried with me ever since
at Rome at the tofnbs of the apostles, the
holy father himself delivered to me this
blessed relic of St. James, the Martyr
He gave the chain and box into the alb
bots hand. who received it with lowly rev.
erence, crossing himself and commencing
himself to the saints and especially to st.
James, the blessed proto martyr.
With trembling fingers he opened the box
and glanced within. A folded letter lay
on top, written upon sheet Of vellum fine
almost snatched it in his eagerness.
1T is true. 1t is genuine!" he cried.
This is the holy fathers own hand and
fabrication. 1 have seen it in the holy office
at Madrid, commanding to greater diligence
in the burning of heretics. How came you
by this great marvel?
Il am a rude and unlearned man. said
Saul. with a low bow, but it was my lot
father l have kept it till now. l have
been in peril of great waters. in fear of my
life among cruel pirates and deadly here
tics. But now. most reverend fathers,
give you this blessed reliquary, that you
may keep it in the church of your noble
abbey. l am not worthy to be the GUS
todian of such a treasure. 1t is yours!
The abbot fairly blushed with pleasure.
$50 rare a relic would be wasted here.
said the grand inquisitor. suavely, bal
ancing the golden casket in his hand. Il
will take it back to the King of Spain at
Madrid. and for it he will make me abbot
of Poblet. 1 have always desired that post,
their priorato wine is so good. And for
such a treasure even Poblet were not too
much to bestow.'
During this colloquy Anna had conveyed
the Lady Juanita to her carriage, where now
she sat pale and inert. leaning back among
ly stroke. At this moment the comman-
dante rode up hastily. He had too long
been out of sight of Juanita and Anna. So
he came at the gallop, riding like one of the
sons of Tehu.
He caught sight of the golden box and
Saul Mark standing erect. The heads of
the monks were very close together. In an
instant he had grasped the situation or at
least part of it. Treasure had been found
on one of the castaways who last had re-
cruited the chain gang The black ravens
tain of Spain bore them no good will. The
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CHAPTER Xiv.
Saul Marks Whisper.

But the savage reveille had been success
full. Philip Stansfield slowly rose to a sit
ting posture. His eyes, glazed and sunken.
gazed about-at first vaguely, then with
growing terror and comprehension. The
Lady Juanita stood still as if carved in
marble, her hands gripping each other con-
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CHAPTER XIV.
The San Eateban.


good as his word. Interrogated in private
by the grand inquisitor as to how he came
to know the Lady Juanita Silveda, he de-
clared that Scotland was a small country.
the shank bone of the larger and richer
England. His companion and he had heard
of the dignified and distinguished family
to which the Lady Juanita belonged and of
their sorrow at her disappearance while on
a voyage to claim an estate in the western
plantations
But had the donna seemed overcome?
Well, so much was to be expected, hearing
for the first time for years news of her
family.
Thus Saul told his tale, and ever as he
did so he turned to his companion as if to
receive his confederation, and it was some
what weariedly and with certain naughty
pride that Capt. Stansfield assented.
1t was about this time that the rivalry
which had long existed between the eccle-
sastical settlement of San Juan de Brozas
Rico began to resolve itself into mutual
cOurtesies and most punctilious amity. In
order to appease the mind of the command
ante. still seething and working after storm.
in the matter of the reliquary. a suit of
marvelously chased and damascened armor
was sent him with the compliments of the
grand inquisitor and the hope that it might
fit the body of the brave and worthy rep
resentative of the king of the SPANS in
these islands.
But this in his note of benefaction the
grand inquisitor did not mention. 1t was
not pertinent to the giving and receiving
of a present between a dignified church
man and a loyal soldier of holy church in
parlibus. Anon $50 ran the accompanying
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and he whispered long. The look of unbelief
with which they began gradually merged
into a growing surprise. Then awe took its
place, and, lastly, they cried out stimuli
taneous question: where is it? Tell US
where?'
Then a cunning look passed over the face
of Saul Mark. He was not a second time
going to give something for nothing.
"Only 1 can guide you thither!' he said
aloud.
Then in few moments they bade cast
him loose, and he begged that the compan-
ion whom he loved and could not be sepa-
rated from night or day might go with
him. This also was allowed. As the two
passed the carriage of the governors lady
Saul Mark spoke a word, loud enough to
be heard within.
DO not fear he said; II will not shorten
my pleasure by revealing your secret Our
loving service to you, joe Janet! Sleep
sound tonight. Old friends are near!
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Don u~nisren pisrunbanansia
yrdIioenten iparen ni6t ipeniaer ais
bteraebn bon Saus aus 8auernIDbne.
Nur elm ein5iser bate einen sSabrit
BERN gum Batter, ndmli9 Mc8inleb.
9arriion's Batter mar Diplomat unb
Staatsmann. Grants Batter mar elm
G~eoer9erber. 8udanan unb Sanes
iparen bic SObne ppblbabenber &auf=
leute. @rtbur unb Glepelanb paren
prebiger : SprOblinse, Die grseuaer
Der prGiibenten Spler uno cyobn
Nuincp @bams fparen 4bbofaten, Bic
per Y~raiiosntsn Waibinston unb Gin.
colin pflanaer.
- Sin neues prDbten enaliIder
SumanitGt i'm iiibafrifanifden 4rieae
beriftet Sr. bon benz Borne, Gbef Der
4mbulana bonn &ptben Rreus au &riiz
aersoorp unb Qrat i'm Oienite Der
iiSsafritdniiden Giienbabn : @eIsl.
idpaft. Der trob Der ausaeseidneten
Sienite. ipel9e er nit ieiner 9lm.
bulana ben G~nelGnbern erpieSeu
bate. ausgepieien purbe. Gr err
sdhlt ndmli9, bab beinabe ale
8urensG ommanbos - ni6t aIein bic
tleinsn @btbeilunsen, fonbern audi
groBe Commands, pie bas bon Oe
la Neii = pbne Gr5tliGe Siilfe limb.
pd bic gn9ldnber ale Mmbulanaer
auffanaen unb obne tpeitere lIm5tGnbe
bss Ganoes ~Deripeiien. Durd bte1e
bdrbartfAe 6anblungsneiie iolen bic
Wuren aum Hieberlesen Der Waffeu
aeapunaen peroen.
Sine feltene Operation fanb. pie
aus Berlin aemelbet piro, i'm Sber[iu
8rantenbaufe In Nopapes itatt. 9us
benz Masen zines 9ienitmGbdens
puroen cine srobe @abel unb Elm
SbeelOffel entfernt. OieIelbe 5dpieriz
ae Operation erfolsts Ihon einmal Inn
'Suli b. s. unb berlief beibe Male
aliidli6. 9as Mdb6en CAB an, bic
aefdbrliden @egenltdnbe' iebesmd bes>
talb peri6ludt su babsn. um gu elmer
"gsrabmtbeit" gu sslausen,
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Hieberldnbern gefdGbte Wa9bolber.
branntpein ni9t feblen burfte, prdng<
ten iibsr Der Safel. @s bampfte Die
beliebte. ftartsepfefferte GaHapeiuppe.
Der Sausberr Jimmie Elm turaes
Sif6sebet an, uno pinfte ieinsm
treuen Ilbino, benz er Die Nufii4t
iiber bic beim Mable b~ienfttbuenoen
NeQer neaeben bate. Mqe 9Gite pd=
rem aeriibrt ND CUR Mnbaht geitimmt,
pa lie auf ben Mulatentnaben ibre
8lide ri6teten. Sieier tniete duf
elmer &afenbant unter einem Samaz
rinbenbaume, bas Sdupt tief nieoergez
neiat unb bic 9dnbe s~efaltet iiber Der
9ruit. @r betete Die quite Meinuna:
~3u benz, Der Speiie uno 5rant ses
geben,
Sollen Die Sersen ii6 banfbar er6eben.
8ibt er penig pber biel -
2lles naG bOberem 3ped unb 3iel.
Iber ME foG Der Meni6 ii9 permeFen,
Seinem 8eber ben Sant gu pergeKen!
Oantbdr erpeiit er ii6, ipenr ct tbut,
Was Dor benz Seilisiten, re9t unb
qut!" - "
Ser &nabe erbpb ii1, unb ermun,
terte nun bic Stlapen gu f4neGer 8ez
bienuna Der Gdfte. Gs besann bas
frDblide Wafl, 81 benz audi Batter
@nielmo qelaben uno eri6ienen mar.
Die pflanSer nit Weibern, SDbnen
unb SO6tern lieben es IiA TAPER
ihmeden. obppbl bier 9eri6te auf
einanoer fplsten, bic benz @ei9made
Der @uropder frembartia fem unb
tld1t thinner entipre9en piirben. Bum
geiipiel purbe cine Seefubfeule dufz
aetraaen. bann elm i'm 8ei6made Der
Golontiten Observation-Disclosures Sapirz
riifen. elm gerOiteter 2esuarl, unb enb4
LID naG pielem Mnberen cine papa=
9eienpaitete. @u9 elm ~gebratener
Iffe mar font elm 2ederbiFen fir
dmeritanif9e @dumen. Qlein Der
pflanaer bate bieIss @eri6t bon Ieis
ner Safel fir INNER perpDnt, neil
oas Sbier, als 8raten 5useri9tet,
elnem &lnoe Sk %auffaaeno G6nelte.
Damn f6liirfte man nod einmaf
aaffee. ben bic MGnner4 nit einem
Slds Stun gu sinem geiitisen getrdnte
peripanoelten. Gigarren purben qes
raudt. &arten seipielt, unp Oamem
Qeaoaen. limb a~lentbalben berrf6te
biz au Spnnenuntergang bic seisaigfte
Seiterteit, Die ielbit auf bic Spiele Der
Stlapen. bic i'm t~ieferen 8rasplobe
oes 9roBen 8artens ii9 erluitiaen
o%urften, in Der unseapunsenIten 8eiIe
iiberaing.
Gortfebu1sfoIst.)
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Tat.entbltruer Dusettr.

iIn NIT ibr unb ben &naben utter
itphem S9er5 Die gerpiteten Bananas
beraehrte2 - Siebenmal nur felt jenen
aIiidli1en Stunben bat Die i9eioenbe
Come ben @benb in uniere Wdloer
aelpdt = uno @Dautpta's 2ei9nam
rubet unter Der GrDe pss S9Ieels. Sbr
Weibtr bes Stammes, in oeren 9ez
pdhtniB 9%Daupla's freunolide Siige
ME erlDi1en perpen, perpfle9et
@pauDla's iineeren Sndben, Der nod)
ni6t peritebt, ben Somabaipt gu
i2ning;n unb ben 8ogen 5u ipannen.
Sbr WtGnIler meines Stammes, beren
6eimtebr bon iiegrsi9em Sample
WhauDla nit 2iebern unb @eIdenteu
perberrlt4te, pergeifet ni9t, ben Gltez
rem Sohn Der peritorbenen Mutter in
cure S4aar aufSunebmen, ipenl ibr
paS WilD erlegt in ben tiefen WGloern
ooer Die 5dbrte eurer 5einbe perfolget.
Suoracriou lam niGt INNER an ben
ufern bes groBen Stromes perpsilen.
0te gelbe S9lanse Der WGlper mub
iih herporpinoen unb an ben Wob>
nlla0en Der 9labseiiGter auf 9eute
lauern. Das ipu i4 au4 Der &ne9t
meines Summers bleiben? Meine
8alm6iitte lit perDbet. Der groBe
0eiit bat es 10 s%etpplt. Die Wsiber
iollen flagen. !Suaracripu muB leben
fir bas 8plt ieines Stammes!"
6ier I4Dieg Der 9duptlins. Die
MlGnner gaben oura aopfniden uno
leiies @emurmel gu p~erfteben, bab
ibnen feline Rebe sefallen. Die Weiber
unb Wdo9en aber erboben auf's Neue
Elm &lagesdhrei, unb entfernten iid)
heulenO auf einen Winf bes e%rnitbliz
denbeu 6duptlinss.
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Z. aapitel.
Cine 2ei9enfeier Der y a.
IL 3.


Die acknowledgements MorsenI onne,
bic NIT ibren glorrei9en Strablen,
pie nit pra6tppuen Diaoemen, bic
6dupter Der 8erge unb Die bD6iten
Spiben Der 8dume fr0nte, babnte ii9
enblih audi einsn @lanSpes bur9 bic
Siefc Der WGlber on ben lfern bes
Srinpco. @ter belsu9tete its cine
frsmbartige, ionberbare S5ene. Sn
einsm mdBig gerdumisen Sbulsrunoe,
Der umfrGnSt mar bon 6unoertjd6ri>
aen &ieienbdumen, bate ii9 oas 8olt
Der 8~uaraunos perfammelt. Nur
Suaracriou, Der SGuptling, feblte.
0enn er MAJ nod ni6t suridgefebrt
ben Der nG9tliGen 2auer auf bic
idparae, flii6tige @ntilppe all ben
@renaen Der boQdnbiI6en plantage,
limb es par bod f9on Der iie6ente
Moraen. Der ieit ieinem Weggdnge aus
Der paloiqen Seimatb Der 9uaraunoa
bic Grbe begriibte.
Die MGnner oieies Stammes Idben
beiiammen in perihiebenen 8ruppen.
Die @insn Sogen ben ipirbelnben
Sdmpf alei6f0rmis aus ibren irbenen
pfeifen. Die @nberen itiibten Die
9(rme duf Hre S%omabapfs, unb ga,
ben ourH bic 8lide, bic lie bie unb bu
burh bic rom Moreenpinbs bepegten
Geitraude parfsn, LATHAM gu pers
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pds Weib genommen, bas Dir Die
fdDniten &naben aebar!" =

pds Weib genpmmen, bas Dir Die
f6Dnften anaben aebar!"
Suaracripu eripiDerte duf ben 8prs
ipurf bes Ielteften feline Silbe, bic au
ieiner Re9tfertisung bate selten tDnS
men. llnbeipesli4 perbarrte er in iets
ner porigen Stelung.
Na6 elmer Weile nabm Elm Nnberer
aus Der @erfammluns bas Wort, uno
fpra6: nSft Der Sduptling Der Strafe
perfanen, uno perlanst bas grObe Wes
Ten. bas uniiGtbar burh uniere
DdlDer i6reitet, our @eriDbnuns nit
Dem gansen Stamme 9uaracriou's
Sob. 10 piro er ais i~tarter Manu uno
ebler G%uaraunps 81 fterben fpifen.
S6pinoet Die S~oma6apts!"
Oes SGuptlings itolaes 9enebmen
tpurbe our4 bic Hebe nift i'm @erings
item eridiittert. @lei9miitbig neiste
er bas 6aupt eegen bic grbe, unb CAB
ben Naden blos, bic Sobesitrei6e ieiz
ner 2anbsleute gu %empfangen.
Sa erbob elm 9rittsr feline Stimme,
uno rebete: n9abt ibr pergeHen, Sriiz
Der. baB er i'm Mnseii9te bes sroben
Settles einen Shpur setban2 Wer
iih uno bic Gbre ietnes Stammes rdz
den min an ieinem Seinb, ion ni6t
fterben unter ben S%omabapt feiner
@enoRen! Sd babe serebet!"
Sin 8eifalgemurmel belebte Die
9eihen Der Mdnner. uno bas beliebte
rSueb" erfiilte bic 2iifte. 6uara>
cripu aber itanb INNER nod nit niez
beraebeugtem Saupte, Bis enbliA Der
@eltefte nit feierli6sr Stimme REF:
Ser 4btDmmlins bes eriten @ee
idledtes unierer @dter ION leben, ieine
Rahe AT pollenoen, bamit perlobnet
perbe Der srobe Seiit u~nierer Wals
ber!" =
sSebt itanb Der, 9duptlins feiten SUI
hes unb freien, offenen Qngeiidtes Dor
ben MGnnern, uno mari ben bur4z
brinaenbsn Bid unter ben &eiben umz
Ter. als polte er einem Seben gu perS
iteben aeben, 1ein unerfhitterll9er
Muth fei peit erbG1en iiber bic ur@
theile Der @enohen.
Damn nabm elm 8ierter bas Wort
unb ipra9: u0ie Ha4e, bic Der
SGuptlina piber bas Weib Der fernen
Wiite briitet, unb bisber peper ourG)
bic SdGrfe ieines S%omabapts, mod
bur4 bas @ift feiner pfeile tonnte be-
pirtt perbsn, foG burd Gift ibrer
0%pafiibrung entgegengehen. Gilt gee
aen bic Seinbe madt bas 9eldleht
Der @uaraunps aur &rone aaer Stdm>
me Der tiefen WGloer. Sd babe gee
rebet. @ii1en bic Sriiber einen niB@
li6eren Ratb, 10 m6sen lie ibn tuno
aeben in Der 8eriammlung."
Die Wprte bes 2ebteren puroen
aeraume 3eit binbur4 in i9peigla>
mem grnit iiberbaht BON ben W{dn@
nern. aein Muno Dffnete ii4, einel'
Qaut bapiber gu fpre6en, gum Set@
den, baB bic Hebe sebiaist pproen.
ga fraete &aiman: y&ennt ibr
einen 8ruber, Der fdbig III, benz
6Guptling beiSuiteben, baB bic 9t1t Der
Ga6e gliidli6 ppnfiibret peroe?"
Iner Mugen tparen auf ben Ieltee
item aeri9tst. unb cine Gimme aus
ben MGnnern antportete: Der Die
unaebeuer bes groben Stromes, Die
Iihre .3Gbne fur9tbdr berdusbieten aus
ben bunteln Welen, burh Gilt uno
9epanbtbeit gu beiiesen peritebt, mag
audi bes !Sduptlinss piiroiger Sez
IfGbrte iein. Ou bift es ielbit!"
.6uab!" ertDnte es in ben Hetben.
Suaracripu trat gum @elteiten uno
Bot linn bic Sano. Damn Spg er ben
S6aft Der 2anSe aus Der Grbe.
llno bic MGnner ginsen i4peisenb
auseinanber.
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9. &apitel.

y. Stupllll.
IOas SET in Der plantage.
en- benz 9alaite bss rei6en Solldn>
bers ban Der gtelten sins es gar rlibrig
au. Sod ebe bic beraufteissnpe Wtpr@
nenfonne bic boben 3innen oes Sdu@
les beleuttete, paren i'm Snnern Der
Wobnuna bunbert 9dnbe rege getpors
ben. S6parae Stlapinnen bei4dfe
tiaten fi6 in Der aii9e nit Der sSube=
reituna Der t0itliditen 2ederbihen.
Nnbere. unter benen bic title, reoli9e
Blanca bic Nufiidt bate, fparen in
bic innern. reidsei9miidten unb toit@
bar mDblirten @emG9er beorbert ipors
ben. bic Seppi9e gu reinigen, unb
ben aus Mabagonihols searbeiteten
s~uBboben nit 2imonenpa er gu
fheuern.
Ser Serr bes SauIes LAB Dor Der
S6pene unter ben S4atten Der Sa>
marinbenbdume. Nlbino, Der Wulas
tentnabe. 8lanca's freunoli9er Sobn,
ben ban Der Nelfen lieb g%efponnen,
trat beran, unb reidte ieinem Serrn
nit ebrerbistisem Morsensrube bic
bampfenbe Yfeife unp elm @las, Seflat
nit Observation-Disclosures.
Ser pflanSer sebot benz ana5en
unb ipra9: u9ebe gum Sbiirmlein am
ginaanee in bic 3uderplantage, unp
feste bic 9lode in 8epegung. Sie
Stlapen iolen fid periammeln um
ibren 6errn. sd min ibnen etn
freuoebrinaenbes Wort pertiinben!!"
qlbino ging = uno glei6 barauf
ert0nte bic @lode, bic in ipenigen Mis
nuten 6unberte BON StlaDen Dor Die
S6pene bes Sauies auIammenrief.
Ban Der Nelten legte einen Mugenblid
bic pfeife BEL Settle, uno rebete gu ben
8eriammelten: ,Sbr ieib fir Dieien
Saa eursr 4rbeit entboben. Senn es
iGbret ii9 beute bas sliidli6e greigniB
Der eriten 2anoung meiner rei9belds
benen S6iffe i'm Safen bon 9amburg.
Ssa mil. baB bieier Sag, an Dem MIDI
Der aamG6tise 8ott geIeSnet, unb meiz
men Wohlitanb fir Die gauge 3eit meis
mes 2ebens sndbigli9 feitgegrinbet,
in erauidenber SrDbli9teit gefeiert
fpsrbe. SD babe benz 9ausmeiiter be-
foblen. bab er eu6 gu eIIen uno au
trinten gebe nod 2uit unb Wilen.
Nur iolen Mdbigteit unb Srbnune
ni6t BEL Seite seitelt tperben. Rings
i'm @arten lumber mDgt ibr eud belus
ftiaen nit @sians unb Spiel, Bis Der
9lbenb bdmmert, Damn biirft ibr eu6
bier mieber einfinben, I'm bon euerm
6rrn boppelte SaseslDbnuns gu em<
pfanaen. Wer ii6 aber betrinten ober
|'cnIt unoroentlid' auffibren tpollts,
Ger made iid sefabt an bic Strafen
III tmpfinben, bic elm fold 9etragsn
sur 6clge bat
New Ulm review., 1900-08-01
RIDES A MILE A MINUTE.
Record-Breaking Trip in His
New Automobile.

William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., and his
French automobile are all the talk.
In his 'white ghost" the young mil
lionaire made flying trip to Boston
the other morning.
At a speed of 81 $40 miles an hour
he made the ~ miles. After break
fast in Boston and little business
he started on the return trip, and
shortly after three o'clock he was
enjoying luncheon in his villa at New
port, R: l.. after record-breaking
trip of IA miles.
While the average speed of the trip.
both going and coming, is better than
is made by the railroad trains, yet
the automobile with young Wander
bilt at the brake whizzed at times at
more than a mile a minute.
It was at this express train speed
that the four or five miles leading into
Boston were traversed; at the same
rapid gait mile after mile was Gov
cred on the return trip, and many of
the inha bitants of the smaller towns
and people on the road are wonder
ing yet what was the unearthly thing
that came up in q cloud of dust and
was far away in the distance before
they had got through rubbing their
eyes.
New Ulm review., 1900-08-01
MAY CUT OFF HIS DAUGHTER.
Said That George Van Norman Will
Dtsinherit Mrs. Robert Curtis
Brown, Who Is an Actress

Fascination for the stage is said to
have cost Mrs. Robert Curtis Brown
fortune. Her father, it is said, will
disinherit her
Jane Peyton is the stage name of
Mrs. Brown, whose husband is a Mil
waukee physician. She recently went
on the stage, and has been playing at
Milwaukee with the Salisbury stock
company. She left the other day for
New York 20 commence rehearsals for
her appearance with Otis Skinner in
''Prince Otto," the play in which she
made her debut in Chicago last spring.
Mrs. Brown is daughter of George
Van Norman, who formerly lived at
Milwaukee, but who now resides in
Chicago He is said to have such a
strong objection to the stage that he
declares his daughter can share none
of his riches.
Mrs. Brown admitted that her
father was much displeased, but said
she hoped he would become reconciled.
She has not heard from him, she says,
since she became an actress, but owns
that she mas understood from other
sources that he will disinherit her.
New Ulm review., 1900-08-01
QUEEN HONORS A HERO.
TOwse Who, Though Blinded by
Bullet, Stays by His Colonel.

One Of the most touching incidents
of the war in South Africa occurred
when Capt. Towse received the first
Victoria cross bestowed by the queen
for valor in the veldt. Capt. Towse
earned the distinction by attempting
to carry off Co.. Downman, who had
been wounded, under hail of bullets
He was unable to do so, and lay be-
side him and kept off the Beers all
night till help came. By this time
Col. bowman was dead. Capt. Towse
was blinded in both eyes by a bullet
wound. Capt. Towse. was taken to
Windsor, and led into the royal pres
ence by his wife, where he knelt at
the feet of his sovereign, who was so
much overcome at the sight of the
blind hero that her aged hands could
scarce pin on the most priced of all
British decorations. The queens few
words of simple praise of his gal
lantry and thanks for his devotion
were spoken so low as to be almost
inaudible, and when Queen Victoria
was led out there was scarcely a dry
eye among the officials present