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le executive committee which is in Fge of the Yale dining hall manage
 t, in company with Captain S. A.
 Ike, are making a strong effort to htain a high standard of discipline. Y have discovered one student who
 been guilty of throwing bread and
 las been summoned before them. If found guilty he is likely to be ex- Id from the Commons.
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Efna1rria1.
. Y'S STOCK MARKET.
1. Started With Continuation of
 Brisk Upward Movement.


 Brisk Upward Movement. |w York, May Wall street led the new week with continual l of the brisk upward movement |h started on Saturday as result |sense of relief over the turn in the |pf the seemingly endless extension le already huge loan expansion. |traders entered joyously into the |ment, in which they saw a prom f relief from the prolonged dead fn the market and the paralysis of usual means of livelihood. But De end of the first hour there was brupt halt in the rising movement ices and a sudden relapse into the t semi-stagnation. During the hour 160,000 shares changed hands. hg the second hour the aggregate lgs reached only 10000 shares. Flashed speculative spirit was due e realization of some heavy re-
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COURIER, TUESDAY, 1eo4
Special Announcement.

We are going to opening of Saturday 2h vices within the approximately s1ooo the White City, and city United States with complete and well arranged something be proud 
 fireworks Saturday night addition grounds which are n electric lights And the buildings and spires shown in electric light ted bubs w we believe make almost gasp asonishment
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mieoer in Help-Dorf ein5ntrefien, lpie
eS cine eiitgegangelle &ette erbeiiht.
Rem- 0prfer 9egler in
Berlin.
Die @Gite BON oem n&cretnigten
&egel = Clubs Hems Oorf'S," mel6e
lett Sonntog bier meilen, omiiiiren
ii6 alf bos Grddtigite. 8eitern be-
iudien iic ben @onniee unO EotS-
Dam, mo- lie piele SebenstuiirOi9feitcn
inter ~funoiger Siibrung in Nllgen-
idein nabmen. Seute gaben Die gnles
rifaner Den @erliner aeglern, pelde
lie 10 liebensmiirOig mlfgenommen
bnben, elm tleineS Set I'M 3oologi-
iGen 8artcn, nm i6rc 9anfborfeit 5lt.
bemeilen.
Snt Sinblid auf bie Sdofiulg eis
mes @rober : @erlins nit elmer Be
p0lferlutg, meldc berjeni9en @roBer-
9~tep-gorf'S nobe fonlmt, lit ser prell-
Biide MiniIter bes Smern, 6reiberr
b. Soumcritein, I'M 9egriif, nod
&onoon 5u gebel1, nm Ole &eripoltung
iener Sto0t 81 itloiren.
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@eltern MarelanS 'gabn.
Frat In Strait am 10. Sun, 1904.
9lee berIaiien SIuen.e tntinn. inie fnInt.

wv
8hae o%erIanen Siuen.eiaticu tute toIat:
e 1dslid.
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aase. Sonntaas q. q. n. n. Gb9mSersblrs
gbeIapeuic { gseiiera s'abn. P"'A'" VI
''to S9itn' Yeii'9inr @1preb. (ylur mao
1925 abenos = Gilonr. mad tlniou.artbae.
= m saaith', ansgennnn,eu sonntass.
IVY Sorni 0or;, y. & 8. Eio. uno Jnupt.
sI'is SIilt lobe bon GmOrD-SrOSs Carlisle mo
500 8prm. Suuesirte. soasrstovn. e5ip.
ge1sburg, Sreber,f. 9mmitsbura ut6 y, II,
~; gabn nab sbenanooab.
ioIz Torllt. Iftonl. Ila6 uniottsVrioee, Doli
1890 ga6m. = TWfrOm. rad gmorp. Strobe.
2.25 Hahrn. - Mfrom. mao emorns 6robe'
1923 ytndm. Blue Wlountain Grp. (garIor.
Carr iopie 5reoerid.
$50 Rabn. - @gp. nab gurf unS 3. & 8.
4.t6 gladm. = GrS. SauptIinie g,rnfte, So.
9ersioipr. 5reeertd, ertniitsbura uto ship.
500 @dtni. :, grp; mad @IonSon. girom. Ten.
tettS tnh Union .grioge.
!6,sO yiacbnl. a., BORT erpreb. 6opbIesbnrG
Sdn1piteao, 8reeimount. gIiita.
6.35 Mabii: Siton. nat gmorb.Srobe.
615 Thetos - Nffon. mad l~tnionsPrioae
o.U3 aoeiios - whom. fd6 @mOrp sSrpoe.
Nur Sunutags.
9.3O Norm. gtfom. nab tiutonsBrtoee unb
6aHober.
go glntn. aifom. mad unsau.grisae.
AIS HddtIt. - Affont. nab lieita.
9tuet' uno 8epdd sPiireuu Gul ouft, Gde Char.
.8hee balien an t%Inions. Rennfpipania.stbe.,,
Sutton. unS 8aI6rooi. pe1sortb.sbe) etatisn.
m SaLt Mot an Esnnf. .sipe. Citation.
8. n. ssssa. .. .. 4.
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9cs SobperrotG3 ongc-
flaQt.

@eiiino Si3ilicL 6. Sui. -
0ie bieiige 9cb0roe bat ouf 9efcbt
bon Som ans Den Captain Grcolclic.
bon Der tnlIcnildcn Nrmcc, mo bci.
len @nttin inter elmer &p6perrotb@.
Antlagc ucrboftct. Dos Gbepaor iii
bciNuIoigt, ElGne fir bic Wobiliiis
rllng Der itolicnii0cn lruppem in
Si5ilicn an bic Ngcntcn elmer aus
iu0rtigcn Muht pcrfoitit an bobelt.
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TGiie! TGKe!
srr Teiie in's Mnsianb beiorat 6.
Mainc, Nr. Ali, ct. Yanl-s trafe.
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Baltimore = Hampf : Tafet . So.
(Wite uuh 6uucrIGfItns Yntsptufe.)

Ole GIer. GilatensYUft bef6r5ernb.
9nmpfer inbren tdglidb. Sonntaas uiisee,
nortner, DON ben pQnD 2ine"sBters, 1913
ptGbisSirnhe. $50 glhenbS. oirelt nnb Slb
Botnt Comfort. glorfolf, liortSrnoutb u;o allen
Eunften oes Siioctt5. Icrbtnoune III Slo
Botnt 9omtort init IS. & 8. 9ilenbdbn" 1ah
8t6nlorh. Eerbinbunp in Qurtsmoutb nit ben
DSenbodrh slir Cine" ioItocn 3ug bon Fortss
mouth mad, %sttIantd. 3n NorioIf ScrhjnSuug
nit Der yNtlantic coat qine." g%lortult urb
Carolina, Noriolf iiro fioli6, giorfulf uuo
bern uuo y8aibinaton, E.s9.
lg!abI3eiten nah enropdiibcm Blame. Quru'
rtbIe StniltenjInlnlcr, eleftriiGc WeleudtIlg,
9ampfbCi8IIlg, aoicn frei. Relerpirie ~St1iiiieII,
6irlnter III Den B~iuetsBureuur Der Fab 9ine:"
9r. 321 99eita@ultiltores Gtrubp, gr. 900 uno
Dos. HigbtsStrabe, @. u. q Sfiice, SIT. 2l5,
NorbsGbnrless StrG6e, uno AlbaugD'5, CHARLES
ino 2criu9tonsS trube.
Subn U. Sberlpucr, q. @rpipn,
Stce-Srlf. II. Sen. sNiaraeer. Gen. 'Raii.stseut.
CSeA2-l
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Merdants' & WinerS' Sranspor.
tatiun Company.

Wab gpTiorr NIB benz Often: Ieoen Wunfag.
9ienftag, 3onncriiug uIo Sn,liiaa, gtD,nbS
o tl5r.
Rad Rrobioeilre uno benz Often: feoer Sours
tag, Wtitiiuo6 urh Sreiidg, Aben6s q u6r.
9iad gicpport gicius unit Huriolf: idglitb
nm 6 ubr 9tebn0s.
Gra6t pirb idali6 bis s llbr eIbet,oB fir an
benz Iaqe abiabreIloe 9Gnpfer dllgeIoinmcl.
ytad SaLanlub mo BEN Siloeu: ieben Siens
flag, 9oHierttGa uno SnmituG. glbenhs 6 tlar.
Woiioner ulb Br0biheffccsG dnpfer fabren
bon Der gSerfte an iSuBe 0es 2ongsSodS ab;
Sooannnb- Salrpfcr bon Der gSerfte am Sube
BET Beits5aas.glbemIg.
g. NJ stntHpham' qssnt
u. 9. Surner, 8.s8.sI.
u. 2. StehbinS, @.sNf.
Sdiptbiireau: Hr. 604, Ipro.GGa rfes. ctr.
Grabt' uno PaiagesBureau: 9r. 22t, @eit.
a,tinture.Gtrabe. Gi3,I&6)
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Gricelon Ginic ncuc idncllc Sng-
SuUtc y@uro Baltimore" mnb
,Ecun" mad, 9bilnSclphio.

@urmittnns, mo bon oarit ab tdglidb mo
Sorllta9o. bon Der Hiabts unb Braii. Strabe,
III Setterton rtlo GBeitcr, ia. uIIbaItenb.
grnmtige SuBrt ourdb ben 6aual.
6nbrt in elmer Hidtun0 St.50; RunoIubrt
40 .2d9el litr MildlnDrt uui Iug- ooer JiLD;s
Nootcn giIltig, $3.50.
JtrnoretlcsNinetc bon Vbilaoclpbia nuf bcr
-. 4 8. Nabn" 8uriidfebreto, $3.50. Sirclte
6abrbilcte mad Atluntie.Gitn rIno 8uriid per
Boot S3;.5; oocr guIl5 per Ndbn. fiir 10 Snge
Alllftg 5000. Serllcr hircftc Snbrbtlcte nab
9iciu'gurt, 2puns9rnnd, MSbmrp .lart, cine
9tidt!tq, $500; Gunofnbrt 5000; Sapc W,nD,
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mend. @inete nud) 9u6nnb, Irob, Gdrntouqs
SPRINGS. Nctuport, gielpspunen (9tD, 9orflGIIo
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Neifea Suuobu1.
Glnrcnrc sBriucr, @geut,
(Wui10, G&S) Sir. 3OI' aiobtStrohe.
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annapuIis, UT. 0oDalGtatinn, 1880 unb
SAB Sorm.; edltoensS tGtior, 1900 uno 300
BORN, ld2o5 Waitia9S. l4.oo, 9o.4o gIatm.
Srrssrid, VT. aosabe .atton, 9s.45, is.4s
Borm; gamoensS %tatlcn. 1875, 1000, 29.t5 II.
1000 Sorm., ii.25t 1850 lnb 1870 gahrt.
Mindlefter, Dit. Jtupui- citation. MO Born.
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1900 uno 1850 Na6nl,
Saserstup II, Dit. JtoOnIsSiation, ls.45 Born. 4;
Camden. Statioh. 1900 8orHt., 1860 unb 400
Gaituf'Gitb uuO UT, atrb, GamSeu.e tatton,
Ia.35, ?9.16 8ormy II 20, 1850, 1920 Ra6H.,
+6.35 rno ttt.45 N6ctos.
Surtio Sag, Gamoeq' station, 1923 Born,
anrnD, Wtt. Nopab citation, l2,44 ginbnr.
gaIoer'S tGtiona 400 COR
ocnH6. ,Se%rfaamoen gerI. Ut. yeopaI
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nabnie bon FaitGgiereu bereit.
~ mad atlantie.6 9th an gsp9entaaen; ~
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que 3ige b1lien IN Bifminstoa. @ bdlt
in Gbeiter an. VS.
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Sir Namen.

las Gcleetie.T nmen-S djneiSerisifem
NJ leidf au Iernen. fpitei febr mente unb IN
cine cute erlparnib ffr Sic BEL Der anfertigunq
}brsr aleioer.. Die Sdute lit iest ~eeaftnef.
0eeen. Vebingnneer fenbe man HA an
w. eubere. Sr. 2t2, RorbsGbarIeS- Sirobs.
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2lms 9emti6lamS.
Ser aabinetsdef Der aaiierim,


Wirbnd). - @i15ng oes 1lltlger
mo,.oo :,
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a.sr,4 ,.:
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6es 9iiroerlneiIters Sa6ntanr
po" @a'''our9' Nuet'eI 0nle,
reiiontcs.
SerllH' o; Sillt. use eS
DelBl, III aus 2suWIol9er oe@ Ollrd 0en
"Fonln'erilpollt Fto6eB colIlpros
nHliIf1eliore'Derrll .. UtlroodL Sber'
9olhlel'IetS l'l'o StoDlllef@d)ef Der &nts
letl'l' lpelter' ME ld)on 9cnleloet, Don
l~ell'ell Polte1 5llrlldtretell MIRO, Der
Observation-Disclosures b. D.
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miro 6lpar o1fI5lo9 Oelllelltlrt, DAB Der
ofelperr oi'a DEM Illte lbeloen miro,
ooer Is perloiltet aus 5llperldlltger
&ileue, oaB Der Hlldtrltt telt beld)lols
1e1e SoGe ltlto mr. Die 6roge elmer
thr5 pel1lellenell Srllt ut. Nte 0&ols
nllfe 3eltllllg" oelltete befntntlid
ld)oll DOR 5luel SSod)en an, oaB Die NE
9lerilllg Ila9 oen fllr Ole &rone 10
pelllIld)ell GlltbllllIllgell oeS DEonl-
l~llerlloollt" Fro5el'eS Den ittporlid)-
1l9en aaplletsdct Der &oIlerm OBJ
ldllftell1 meroe. 6relberr u. Mttrbad
loh oell 11loBaebeiloen Stellelt ober
olld) aus elllel1 orloeren @rllnoc red)t
lltbeqilem gelporocn leilt. Gr bat an
9eblld lhon lett elniger Belt 81 Der
1lloerten Sod)5ett OeS &~allerpaares
III Sebrllar 1906 Die Sommlllng et,
l'er n@oli@1petloe" III ellter 6orm elll-
9eleltef, ole neoer oeS Il1lolIes, nod
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oeS MlllllterlllI1lS, al Die S%berprolis
oerlfen Grlal1e llber Die SIT peronltol'
feltoe committing. Scr S~berbotmei-
tier lfrelbt an Die Traltoenten, Bob
lalilllfllbe Spenoer III EN- %belonoereS
gnb elll9etragett tperoen %lolelt, uno
oleles Bud miro Dem &ollerpaorc
p%erlonlid por9elegt fperoen. 9teler
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llellen' meld)e one laf9lten Kitten ber-
betorlllgen, poblpollenoe anerfen-
nuns flllpell, nrto ipern Die @eber nit
1leDrltelllqen 3lttern ettlpre9eno be-
loDnt meroen.
0tele nSalnttelpoltttf" oes Srei'
BERN b., Wflrbof erldetlt gerooe lebt,
1lot) oenenfpllllnget I'M "Eommern-
Sant" Ero5eB, ooppelt anltoBig mo
pelnlldl lll1o oarlllt miro Der &obi-
hefsd)ef ST. geber babelt.
etn3ng IN 9 6perin.
Inter Dem Silbel elmer nad) 3ebn-
ioi' lenoen 5%ablenoen TolfSmenge
1ol1o 9elterlt Sormlttog Tim If llbr
DER Glll5ilg oeS @roBber5ogs Srieo-
f'p Sratt5 ocs Slerten bon Wedlen-
pl'rg'Sdiperln NIT Der iungen @rob.
Derdo9llL 9eb. Frin5eIiin Ileronora
Don cumberland, Die am Z. SUM in
9nllliloen NIT einonoer perm1blt
lpllroell, m Die reib unb funitpoQ ge-
ld)lludte Soiipt. ltno &eiioen3itoot
Sfipertt ltott. Die Gin5ugsieitlid)-
telten oailern ooae lieben Gage, unb
es lit oafiir Gorge getrogen moroen,
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Gbelapcafc Sampfer So.
Ebelapeafc.Ginie. ''

gltgurte BaffaetersD ampfer rguautta uno
rNilauia" Iueb
Slo Euint Comfort NIB Wprfulf, ga.
Sampler ~berlafien Baltimore tdgtt6 (ausses
Roi1iicn SonitiGgS) INT $50 &benbA ulo toms
men in Slo Yoirt Comfort nm 9 llbr Wlprs
eers iino In yiortolf lH 7.t5 Wforeens an, ans
l9ltebeno an Die Sifeubabn8iiee na6 allen
Bnniten oes Silhens uno bes Siomefiens.
Wurf- Hincr-Ginie.
9leenrte Buiiaeiers9 ainpter .GbarIotte"
lRo baltimore" lub
Ia9 @sit.Butnt unb Wihmonb, ga.
SonpferS ~oeriaicit Baltimore tlQlih (duSs
genomineu Snuniugs) um b llbr gia6mitiugS
uno ipI1nei gu g8eits4Suint I'M 7.45 Wi0rgeiis
ino 5i Hibmono nm 9.25 MiprpeHs an.
9nnrpfer, berlnileno Baltimore DlOlttags,
Wttlipo6s iiito Sreitd0S nm perlaieno g9eli'
Bolnt Steuitaas, SDlneritngS uto S~umiiugs,
legeil 5u @louceitersBoif uib NuHrOuo's an,
lno 8antpter. uerloifenb Baltimore Gienliag5,
Sornerllags nno Sallftags mo gRcIisppint
WtontugS, Wiittpod5 mo Srcitags, ICgen gu
yorltppn iinb 9IaD ganf an (pem oa5 gSelter
eS erIaubD.
9ampier ~uerlafen Baltimore uoa
gier 1S NIB 10, 2igbt. StraRensHsetfte
Surbsyllete iinh alien 9Slnftcl f1nnen Qes
lttert, Sepdd aufaegeben mo &diiiieHiintiier
I'm SorauS r%eierDlrt merben In ben bicitgen
glrealg: VT. 100. 1870 uio 1877. Sitsgultintores
Sirnbe, pber ben Salpt1Burenur: 9tr. $50,
Stgbt.StrnBe, Baltimore WGo.
Neubcn Softer, e. Z. Ghtsnt,
@en. sSeffditsli6rer. Gen. sNiQetsgigent.
Z, o. W.s5anrel, r~eifenoet 8niagter'agen
Wug3fGSS)
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Warylanb nno EenniDlpania.Giien
balm . Spmuaauie.

3iqe b~erfnfcn uribsstbenuesstatlo
7.3O Boriniitags mao Dorf tdgIit, auber
Sonniaqs.
$50 Born. mad Gcftd, mr. Sonntdgs.
$50 Born. nab Seldir. tdgIid, aIBer GonHs
tags.
1t.35 gorTt. ne6 QeIair. tdoIi6, auBer Gam,
ftngS.
1.20 gindhm. mad VeGnir. MIR SlmftnaS.
$50 yludbm. mad gorf, uuBer Sonntags.
400 glabul. mad Gelta. Iur Samita9s.
5.05 gindm. mad 9eIia tdglih, nltBer Sonn'
tuaS.
$40 gadm. mad geIair tdsIi6. AMBER Conn.
TAGS.
1880 Gnfm. mad Qefair, MIR Snnnidgs.
1l.45 Ga6m. rad ReInir, nlr Gamftaes.
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Gnccn Innc's Giienbabn-Gp.

~uttH Iuut . Jul
Sabrplnn trat an 26. 3uri 1904 In Strait.
Sampfcr u%erlaiicn Hier Tr. 10, qtgbtsS trabe,
tn9lth (als9eilnmIleit Sonntdgs) Inn 7.15
Wiprgens mo $50 Hndntittags nab qpoe
ypint, 9cnt'5slano, Eucenstup II, Gsntrcpine,
3enton, @reen,uopo, @nenoalc, wilton, Genes,
Negpbutb mo Stpifbenitationen.
Sonntags I'M 500 Mtorgens nod 2oue Tpint.
eIenoale, Genes ino Nebubutb, ioiuie nlir mad,
allen Stationen 6luif6et gobe Boint uno
eeilfrebtue: terter I'm 3.t5 yiabmittags iliIr
nab eppe Huint lnb Encenstu,pn.
Irl4llib- 81 SeIGiuare u1b Gbefnpeafe Sumo
non iilb Cation, Srforb uto 3ipiIbeuitutiUneit,
mo 5l GREENWOOD nit Der nSeIdpdres@iien
balm" mad allen Brnften iioIi0 an Der ,Ieius
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still again. when she reached her
room she closed and barred the door as
silently as she had opened it. The
tension relaxed. she felt she was going
to swoon. Blindly she CROPPED for her
shoes, nurmuring. 90 God, not yet
not vet. Give me moment more
Finding her footgear at last she dared
not wait to put them on. but stole
softly down the stair. steadying herself
against the wall The cool air out
side struck her like the blessing or
God and soothcd her whrling head.
She heard horse champing his bit,
then whisper came out of the dark
ness:
as that you at last, madam"
"Yes." she said, sinking on the door
step and leaning her head against the
Intel, the cold stone grateful TO her
hot forehead.
"You are not hurt, MADAME inquired
the man anxiousy.
"No. no." she gaspcd. then. with an
pdritch little laugh. IL want to put on
my shoes. that's ALL"
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CHAPTER XIV.

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Cromwell stood at the head of the stair,
a candle in his hand.
Come rp." ne commanded, and as
she assembled the stair cried impatient
ly, well"
There is the kings commission"
she said quietly. presenting the docu-
ment to him. lie took il without a
word, turned and entered the room, she
following him He placed the candle
ON table, did not take the time 10
unite the silken cord that bound the
royal communication, but ripped It
asundcr and spread open the crinkling
parchment holding il up 10 the light,
He read it through to the end, then.
casting it contemptuously on the table,
said:
"Wench, you have done well. Would
you We're man,
"Thc pardon for my brother. sir, If
it please you
1T is ready, and the commission as
cantain also. You see | trusted you,'
80 did another and through his
faith he now lies undone in Banbury.'
"Nou have not killed him. cried
Cromwell sharply, looking with some
thing almost like alarm at the uncanny
apparition All beauty had deserted
her. and her face seemed pinchcd and
small, white as the parchment on the
table, ana rendered unearthly i'll its
hue by the mass Of cavern black hair.
"Kiled him? No! But l have killed
his faith in woman, cozened him, He'd
to him, robbed him, TO buy from you,
with the name of your Maker on your
lips, a life tlat you know was not for
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good.
He sat down by the table and wrote
the pass for John. the servant. tying
the three papers together with the dis
carded silk cord that had wrapped the
parchment of the king Giving her the
package. he accompanied her to the
head of the stair and stood there while
she descended
She completed her descent, passed
outside without looking back and
mounted the horse. which a soldier was
holding for her. The birds Were twit-
tering in the trees, and the still water
of the moat lay like molten silver in
the new light She rode up the aeciv-
ity, then gHlloped for Banbury, reach
ing the town before any one was astir
The streets were entirely deserted.
Cromwell's command having cleared
them, and the invisible guards of "A few
hours before, whom the magic pass
word stilled, seemed as noneNlstent as
II they had been phantums Of vision.
The sleepy innkecpcr received the
horse, and She crept up the stair of old
Johns room and Knocked upon ii until
lie responded. She gave him his pass
and the two documents for her brother
and told him 10 set of for Durham as
soon as he got his breakfast. making
what haste he could TO Warburton
park. He was to tell her brother that
she was well and would follow shortly.
Then she went to her own room, threw
herself on the bed. dressed as she was,
and, certain She would never enjoy in
noccnt sleep again. slept instantly.
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feitcd but which you had the power
TO destroy"
"Ah, yes. yes, yes! remember your
tongue of old, but IL may wag harm
less now. for all of me. His life was
forfeited. Aye, and this Scots as well.
But no matter now
lie threw before her the pardon for
captain. then strobe out Of the room
to the head Of the stair again, and she
heard his strenuous voice:
Ride at once to the commandant at
Banbury. Tell him the Scot goes free.
Tell him to send word north and see
hat he Is not molcsted. but should he
turn in his tracks and attempt TO reach
Oxford again. hold him and send word
to me"
''Yes. eXcellency."
Send up stoup OF wine
He waited at the stair head until the
wine was brought then took it into
the room and placed II on Che table
before her.
Drink" he said.
Il cannot" she cried.
Drink" he roarcd. bringing his
clinched fist down on the oalicn table
with force that made the very room,
culver The word had all tn" brutal
coarSenoss of an oath. and it b-,' down
her weak resolution a. the storm levels
the saplinQ She drank deep. then LET
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