The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-07-04

throplcal soul with the thought % the
great good he was doing.
With Count Leon IL was different
When man OF his character dis
covers an opportunity TO kin two
birds with one stone. he seldom falla
TO take advantage OF it.
lie was In his element-a fortune
he must have. whether 10 came
through means Of an enchanted dos.
sier. allowing him at his will to de
mand heavy tribute from the funds
the Prince OF Monaco annually recoly.
ed as his legal share OF Monte Carlos
profits. or from certain glorious dia.
mond fields in South Africa OF which
We have heard more or less.
As a usual thing. when Count Leon
made mp his mind with regard 70
a certain object. Il was as good as ac-
complishcd.
True, the cute Yankee had gotten
the better uf him with regard to the
secret dossier business. but Nillebois
had managed hy manipulation 10
catcl a few OF the droppiugs.
Bcsidcs. that deal could hardly be
called closed, SD long as n single
chance remained
lie reasoned. with apparent saga.
city that since Morr!cl, had taken hold
personally on this night. ne must have
the packet IN his possession.
Hence. q Mark could only be en-.
trapped, the papers might yet be So
cured.
OF course DC would be on his guard
remembering the fate ol Darragl. who
had been $50 neatly kidnapped on a for.
nor occasion. when somewhat SINH
lar conditions prevailed.
Morrick was unconscious OF his
Danger
lie seemed 20 believe that since he
Hd In his own mind washed his
aands OF Jones great plan for The re
lomrtiou OF mankind from the MS
brought about 10y this mad desire q
gamble. he was no longer an object
of interest 20 outside parties.
Perhaps ae would ere long De rude.
.y aroused from This druam OF fanc.eG
accurity
Fortunately. Jones was there 20
have an eye our Tor b-eakors-Jones,
who was not madly in 1Ovc with Httlo
Miss Millions. and could therefore
/ keep his wits about INN.
Mark. having won the sweet con.
fcssion OF love fvum the lips of Con.
stance. might tondiy delude himself
with the idea llut his vessel had sur.
yived the storm and 7Gached q safe
/ harbor.
Alas, many Eslluu- ship has gone
I On the rockies al the vcgy entrance OF
I the hnrbor. and The cruol waves have
swept the forms of those beloved 20
I the very feet Of sx-eetheGrts anu wives
waiting upon the strand.
So no man can call himself actually
I safe until b. is within the pOTt OF
matrlmony. since "tacr, Is many q
| slip 'twiXt cup Uld lip
Merrick had pissed Though many
experiences, hat there Were Il few
more things Tor hrm 10 learn
Not finding Constance about the
I Casino. he sRuuterei into the garuens
NNIs NNA VI ~ NY Afif.AtllNF WIZ
and because adversely had struck tlC
bank for two nighu IN succession 81
was no roas5n why the myriads OF
coloTcd liEhtt fhuul glow less WV
idly. or the endless profusiCn OF dow.
ers cease Go eVAale delightful per.
tune Many people wandered about
iu certain favltite paths, laughing anu
chatting. while the music came iu
halfmuMcd notes from the Casino.
There were some places apparently
deserted.
Perhaps the cool wind from the sea
penetrated these points more keculy
,han at others. or else there might
have been an absence n such pleas.
ant surroundings in the shape of Tow.
ers and benches Inviting rest. as
marked the more favored localities.
Mcrrick began 10 east his eye about
for a form beloved. one glimpse OF
which would appeal TO him-indeed.
Ike most lovers. he believed 10 pos.
sible 20 know whether his sweetheart
were near from the peculiar magnetic
influence her presence would have
upon him.
Ito be continued.)