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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23

eu u SiSuiJ WHICH ue
held between his teeth with the burn
ing end tilted up to the level Of his eye,
and it struck Darrell suddenly that this
grizzled soldier, with his square jaw
and rough, closely trimmed beard,
strongly reselnbled very famous New
York politician. The thought was hu-
morous, but had It's tragic side, for OAR
rell was at the mans mercy.
Still. except for the sinister appear
ance of the creature, there was no rea-
son why. Darrell should fear any evil
at his hands.
"Who are these menu" demanded Kill
ziar, and Immediately an officer who
had been sitting at the end Of the table
arose and said:
"This one claims to be an American.
The other was turnkey In the prison.
They had been serving with the de-
tenders when captured by our troops"
How is this?" asked the prince, adj
dressing Darrell.
Eve We're with the defenders, but
not of Them" replied Darrell. 1--WE Of
fered no resistance to your forces"
"To the best of my information" said
Kilziar, you were among the prison
ers and escaped the massacre by agree
ing to serve with the Russians. You
occupy the position of a noncombatant
bearing arms in violation Of the laws
OF war. 1t seems to me that you de-
serve DEATH"
Darrell was mystihed. He could see
no earthly reason why Kilziar should
treat him with severity.
"Will you answer me one question"
he said. as Vera Shevaloff within the
: Circassian lines?'
"She is a princess of Clrcassla," said
Kilziar, saluting, land will be Its queen
when the state-is free"
do you think she would desire my
death?'
II don't think it would matter to
her one way or the other" replied Kill
ziar. "If there were any reason to
suppose SO, would spare you until
her wishes could be learned. In Paris
you befriended her for a time and then
betrayed her to the police to save your
own skin"
81" exclaimed Darrell, aghast at this
monstrous accusation.
$50 l have been led to believe" re-
turned Kilziar, rolling his cigar be-
tween his teeth. "But time presses. I
wish to hear more evidence In regard
to this mans conduct when we took
the town."
At this, as If the prince had touched
some sort of secret spring, a door open
ed, and some soldiers entered. With
them were half dozen wretched old
men, seemingly citizens Of Gredskov.
Soldiers and citizens testified like
school children reciting verses that
Darrell had been seen upon the wall in
Russian uniform, armed and fighting
like demon.
Enough" said the prince at last.
Let these two men be shot"
"At what hourf" asked the officer at
the end of the table.
when the moon rises.n answered
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23

| siia.ar, removing his cigar and grin
n-as; Ike gorilla. ut is rather dark
OUTSIDE Just now. See to 1t, Varnek."
lone moment" said Darrell. "You
seem to be Il stcEler for military law.
Is this your idea of court martial?"
Yes" said Kilziar calmly; at is my
idea. How do you like lit"
ut has the charm of novelty" an
swcrcd Darrell, "and the merit of fit
ting the needs of u cowardly murderer
like yourself"
kilziar chewed his cigar fiercely, us
II seeking a retort. Then suddenly he
| waved his arm toward Varnck.
Take them away" he said.
Immediately guard fell in around
the prisoners, and they were taken to
n small room in the rear of the house.
1t seemed to have been place for
storing perishable food In summer, be-
Ing below the level Of the ground, hav-
Ing near the ceiling little slit of a
| window, barred and covered with a
wire screen and flush with the pave
ment Of the court without.
was Al man ilol "
spair, but he could not see way Of
safety here. 1t looked like the end Of
this world to him, and the fate was
harder because 1t was incomprehensi-
Bile. He could not understand Ililziar's
action. Surely it was not based upon
any idea of military justice, for it must
have been obvious to the dullest mind
that Darrell would not seriously have
resisted the invaders of Gredskov.
Could it be that Kilziar credited the
story that Darrell had betrayed Vera
to the Partisan police? The idea be-
!onged in the realms of delirium. Then
where could legitimate explanation
be found?
Il haven't time to think 1t out" said
Darrell to himself II must make some
sort of play for liberty. Can my guards
be bought?"
He still had the money which had es-
capped the searchers in his cell Mt STAY
ropol, and it was sum to tempt a SOL
dier. Darrell kicked upon the heavy
wooden door Of the room and cried out
in Russian to the guards, but there
was no response. He was not even or
dered to keep quiet. An hour passed
in this vain attempt; then suddenly the
door was flung open, and he beheld
with surprise the face of the Circassian
officer, Korna. whom he had seen in
Paris.
In the doorway Of the cellar from
which the prison room opened there
had been planted flaring torch, and
its light struck well upon the young
Circassian. He was dressed in rough,
long coat, covering an officers uniform
"A colonels, as 1t seemed from the
glimpse that Darrell had of 1t where
the overcoat was open at the throat
Come" said Korna hoarsely.
HAS the moon risen?" asked Darrell,
while Kevski, who had been sitting up
on the floor. staggered to his feet, with
n groan.
II have not come with firing par.
ty," answered Korna, land my life is
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23

You lpiL not ltUe to do itn'
khan's letter shall be buried in your
pocket, and l will have that American
in my power before night"
There was clash Of steel, and Oar
rell, looking down, saw Kilziar pressing
his antagonist hard and driving him
backward from the door. Evidently
the prince was the better swordsman,
and the end seemed sure.
1t was impossible to lie still and see
this murder done. With no impulse
but the compulsion of honor Darrell
sprang down from his place of conceal
ment, alighting directly behind Kilziar.
Indeed he narrowly missed coming
down upon the Villains head.
AT the sound of the fall the prince
sprang aside, half turning. and Mt that
instant Darrell struck him upon the
chin with swinging blow Of the right
hand. 1t was us he had been taught
to strike, a trick Of the American boxer,
and we'll executed. Kilziar stood per-
fectly erect for an instant and then fell
forward upon his face.
korna, with his back against the
wall, stared speechless, unable to be-
lieve the evidence of his own eyes.
"You" he cried. "You-you have
saved me! And yet we're both no bet
ter than dead"
We've got one chance in fifty thou
sand!" cried Darrell. strip that man"
He pointed to the PROSTATE Turk, and
then, STOPPING down, he helped Korna
to tear off the garments from the
corpse. When this was done, the body
was thrust up into the attic Ililziar
still lay where he had fallen, motion
less.
1T Is only n matter of minutes" said
Darrell. He will revive. Now am
the Turkish merchant. You have ar
rested me, ut the princes orders, and
are taking me back to Gredskov. The
prince does not wish to be disturbed
for awhile. Here, help me to lay him
on this bench, in case u soldier should
get peep in here as we open the door.
Now, come. Can you play your part?'
can responded Korna.
a minute later Korna had mounted
his horse. While Darrell sat upon an
other that had been borrowed of a
trooper. Then they rode away, and
within the hut Ililziar began to stir
upon the bench, stupidity raising his
right hand to see what was clasped in
1t and finding there the letter of Mot
! man Khan. which Darrell had thrust
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Then lie turned to the jailers and
gave the order. "Cut off his head!'
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23
CHAPTER K.
FROM HOFFMAN KHA,

HEN the caravan
comes up" said
Prince Kilziar us
he entered the
house, "bring the
head men to me
here"
An aid saluted
op5 want booly IN
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Some creature that wear trousers are
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Meat originally meant any kind OF
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23
CHAPTER TX.
BETWEEN TWO FOES.

aINCE KILzIAR sat
at n table where he
had been eating, and
the remains Of n Gar
gantuan repast We're
scat re d ON the
board. He leaned back
In his chair and light
n,1 /, otpor ,,,bio1, ho
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23

Duty well done is the seed from
whence springs the flower of pleasure.
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Denton Il Ward.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23

True friendship says little and does
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23

Lovers qnarrels are popular because
it is such fun making up
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-04-23
into the princes fingers.
CHAPTER NJ.
MusEF TIE TRAVELLER.

HIS is the highway
to Vladillaukas,"
said Korna, but
we must leave it.
They will ride us
down. You are not
well mounted, and
this horse of mine
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-02-24
HUHELH upIHD LOIDIHG-

1913 rJthHrIFnD. Frbmafy o.. Fyr
llDuDH.I pIvwpIn llvaGna Efn0Dr and
EauIN 49, JgD.y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-07
BRILLANTE FIESTA

Ds tal pusas califcarse In que csisbr6 el
Casino de Faiardo en- la uoshe del g. dc Dl-
ciembre para soiemnfzar Ii fnauguEaci6n da
sus saIones dar eaFin9sa bienveDida 81 nuevo
afio que s. nos cusa por las puertas.
Hacer una raiacl6n eompleta de las gentl-
les damas bslifstmas ssn3ritas que Rquelia
noche lonabAn ias amplias salas, as tarea im-
possible para IN eronis1a que dispoBga &c tan
corto tiampo como 70, hacer una description
dc las graeias y bsiszas que alf 50 massra-,
ron, ea tRrsa Impossible tam bien, pues no bag
frass 10 bsstaata gfa1ea que dedna una som
risa nj aas ezplfgle oil ancA4tc de una mirada,
de las qne allf 90 repartleron como lluviR dal
hendIcl0Ees de graeias.
Adsmas de las ssTi1gas ss19ritsa &c estaI
bueua soeiedad, euro donaiKe = gsntileNA ed
proverbisl, briIlaban coz lug propia dealamt
branAe, les que acndieron de diEtintas partea
prestAE ! In fiesta el conenFso de sna galaa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-07

Entire obras recerdamos las sehoras Bird de
Osmuaas Acosta d Acosta, seiisrltas Caro-
lima Aeosta, pertenecientes IL sooiedsa de
San Juan damas de per& distinguido y AIM
gslap belleza: las sefIoras Lugo lie Gonzalez,
Bsnitoz de Glsman senoritas Fernandez
Gonzalez, Banisez Tudsia, Y Percz de- Lena,
cue braiaren 4 log salones eI eontingeate haF-
NOSE de sus gracias r Ia exquisite corTesci6n
que esractsriza ( las damas del sinpAteo Lu-
guile; Las seforisss Fuentefria, de la Csfos,
que lleYan Hz del sol ca sua puplas, Ia Sc
n2rita Garcia Bus6, de Naguabo. que es IN
caehiAo de eiele; la senora We've de Basoas,
senorita hija Estsr, que as an perfaeto tipo
de distinction J de bsllszs.
Al eomanzRr ei bale, pronunti6 sl presi-
dense del casino y alma mater del misme, Sc
DOR Msndsz de Gardens, breves, Pero corree
tisimas frases, inaugurando Ia casa 81 sonar
las doce, el seflor Bird (don Jorgf), con pala-
bra facil despid6 81 cadueo 1901 saludo al
naelaate 1908.
La aninaci6n no dscay6 an instants has
Ia las cuatTo de Ia ma1ana sn que absndena-
ban el local las altimas pareias.
La musfca que dirjgia el maestro MaduFo
de Humgcao, mny 81 1Rsada; meFeci6 nuestros
pl6eemas que sing galariSamos 81 amigo Tomas
0tero, quien Sc debe en- parte 0i 6xiso obte-
nido.
La directiva del casino Sc nuestra orgu-
Ilosa de So obra, esta sociedsd le tribrta sus
aplausos por ei paso de avance cue ha inicia-
do con la creasi6n de ran simp4tlco circulo de
reereo
Varitas,
Fajardo, Ensro 12.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-07

Han lamado la atenei6n da los vecinos de
Ia Marfna. 25 ceias de gran tsmrfo gus vienen
de Europa destinadas al RsSar Osero.
Sc asegura que la escuadrilla americana
visitars nuestro puerto.
two.
Muv eoncurrlda ea&uvo Ia retreta del do
mtDgo 6ltimo. Lastiala que los ohiquiilos Aa-
gan amargos los ratios que SO diafrutan con
aquel espectaculo.
EI dia de Reyes cerraron sus puertas to-
das las casas de comercio, So vieFon muy
coneurridas las GALES ds esta cfudad, sin cue
faltaran laa tradicfonsles tr1tttQs y cs trovado-
res solictando aguinaldo.
In Ia retreta del domingo Sc pelearon dos
politics promovlendo Ell coreespondienfs escan-
dalo.
LA DEMocRAcIA Sc vende eli la tabaque-
RIA del seflor soItero, frente s. parqne dc bonn
bsros.
va 90 han reunido los sefores iniciadorees
de las dsstss que 80 preparan en honor oai
CueFpo da Bonn
Avisar6 10 que reanlte de Ia reunion
EI dfA de Reyeg, on Ia madrugada. sc veri-
AGO IN robo en- 10 calle del Castillo, lugar la
de ropa de yesMr aIgunas prendas de Vaior.
eHl Louvres ha reeibido la paia de italia
mas fna que BE conoce. Los clientes qoe de-
seen obtener mbraros fAbricados con 9icna
pals, dsben apresurarse, pnes los pedides an-
mentan ya qaeda poca existencia dc esa ma
taria pTtna.
Liamamos Ia atsncl6a hacia 81 anuncio
que insartanos en- otro lugAr relative IA ca
go Ia comercio que ha estsblecido en- New
York nuestro amigo don Manuel Msyorsi.
Pronto SO eeebrar6 ell bale de eaps que
tienen pendiente aigunos cabaIleros de esta
sara IN baio espIsndido.
Paraee que el sefilr de Lou1o, dueno de La
casa de prestamos xLa EquitativaS, hala
faIto de dinero, p4es de otra manera no Sc
explica que este realizando prendas de brillan-
tes orc ppr lR cuarta parte de su Valor hs
visto vender un briliante de tres kilstes en-
3 90. relojas de orc II, leontinas S5 & In
anldad de prendas do todas classes por 10 tan
TO ell que no 50 halle brujd puede aprovechar
tan buena ocaci6n para hacerse de prendas
baratss. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-07
Ell DR.. Felipe B. CordeI

Este quefido amigo nnestro. quo J
iisce POGO reside en- Csguas, denda aupo
tarse profundas aim patiss, ha smbarcaao
direction Puerto Plata, dond,s rernans
ina tsmporada, conaAarAndosu / sus =
IlFofesionalas.
Favorable acoSida y KRan6ss 8xltes 2
ramos 81 distinguiao compatriosa, dados ID
lf$os conocimientos que reuns j la hisn Ct
fadsNSep putaci6n do que disfruta.
Es vi .xces 1oyen de los m6ilcos gusrt;
qusaos, crrs6 do maner@ brlllante sus
tlios an Ia fAmosa Universidad do santIag
hospital.
Muchss feiiei aadss y mueh,os srinri1
deseAn1os 81 Ia vecina repdollch. donds y
ram ents sabrAn eprecIar sus misFitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-07

Los bombaros de aquel easerfo trabaiaron
bi6n sn ls extncl6a del siniestro, ayudsdes por
los de la ciudad que fueFon en- su auxlio.
Las p6rdtdas se oalculan /, 500 pesos.
El estRlecamiehto no estabS asegarado, Y
SO cree que sl fuego fa6 intencional. Senti-
mos ell percance por los perjulcioe materiales
que ocasiona q nuestro amigo ell sefior Gonz&-
81 Gremio de tabaqueros cslebr6 una reu-
ni6n con objeto de nombrar Ia nueva DIrectiva
para Ell Afio actual.
81 aeto estuvo muy coneurrido por elsmen.
tos de la asOcisei6n.
In e ano 900 murerou en esta ciudad
4 867 personals en- 81 9o1 solo ocurrieron
1354 defunciones, seg6n datos de las oacinss
, del RegistFo Civil
In el passdo sho, pnss, SO han satUado
S,015 indivduos.
don Tomas '. GdsmGn dom JOSS Roia. '' .
81 primero Tue rspuelicsno.
q dia de Reyes, siguiendo la costumbrs
estabeeida, RIO 90 pnhic6 sE DlarIo de Pom.
esS
Por Ultima YES Sc suplica los suseritores
que debes, Pagusn los recibes corFespendiea4
les 81 pasado Dciembre.
Es Va con los suscribores de Ponca TIE
FHeTto Esoo Herald LA DEMoCBAotA
El juevss Sc fracture una pisrna llrimi-
two Ojsda, consecuencia da haberse cafdo
de una mesa.
El sAbado tuvo efecte en- 81 Casino el anun-
eiado bale de ninos.
H2sta las doce de Ia noche bailaron ale
gremente los Epstits9. sin interrupci6n do
Morfeo, paes ninguno di6 sen ales de sneno.
rs cast ssguro Que So consiga On esta ciu-
dad "a formation de una sociedad por scciones
para imp'snta empress da automobiles
one hara via1ss San Juan vIcs-vsrsa. Ca
us accion costark 10 pesos
Ada no ss ha sefialado ell dfs para al baile
de esiqueta que celebrarA ell Casino en- oil mes
actual.
Resu,tarS lucidfsImo
VARIADO extenso es ell surtido cue Fa-
nueva constantemente ell acreditsdo estabeci-
miento eLA INDUsTRTA DEL PAIs1. calle de
Atocha n6mero 8.
Ropa hecha 6 In medida; magnfdcos ge-
neros; sombreros de todas formas clases, Ca
misas hechas y { Ia nedida; corbatas, bastones,
pAragnas infnidad de articnlos para caballa
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