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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18
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Snbtanapslis RaFeeJNreHe:
oeu6bnl. Bic gutter l0-1ae; pris4a bm ,s
mdblter l4-16e Tanrp 80&-8s;, OoIhas
geIow 10 bis 22e. Sapa 2s-82e.
Sin Badetsn:
xsioia $14.26. 2ton S1l.25, Serieb III Is:
Garaeas S1l.25. EtuportbI as. 30. Ds,a
Sara 4Iens $3.50, GIiuaas Saba gIens,
$14'a5, Durica $tt.25.
8a6er-Dontaoes 1870; Gti6ndss b SO
$uIuertFrter 6.22e: xxxx puIpertRrta 8 27..
ietaer graaulirter 4.92e; Cubes 5.37s; Sos
f~ectioners' U 4.s7c; Etbseuoob 4 4.72s; 4abs
mtg y 4.s2c; empire IA. 7e; SSssI srtrs
0oIoen 8 4.47e; @tabfor 0rtsa 8 4.47ss
%issepoob 6 1896; seIber 9 6:82.; Ii gel,
Bee 8.87.
efFs-RaIs (4o Or. Eea). Sat. s-lo ur
0aIone.
BidIes-24O0 TN Sas $40; 1900 TN Sas
%; 1900 TN QaIbfab $500; 800 tm 6ai
$50.
etdrfe-PearI, Cts, Gbauptux Slot / xxl
8 phrnb 8adete 8. 2orx. l BIB. Re6ate.
4K-6f.
Ganbp-7c: Stansesa semtI&t &c; Sos
ssr semtf@t 63e; Banner xutR se; erssx
8onbons 10c: &c. Q Cream eensij&t g.
Setrodnete Tri@te+AepteI, ax ber Spxxs
sstrodt,d. &c: Sobannesbeaex II hl IKE;
3ttron 18e BID Lac; Rofaen. . Gromx, pea
Qhrtb. u. 8 grorra 7}e. 1 groux 7Se jses
u~enfreie ebis Sc, California &asseateI 7ks,
euItana 7f, tupertirte euItaxa lis tti lSs
California &prtiofen Sc BIS Lee.
&eis-&aroItna, 4opf, 4t--sis, SGysx 81
-5}e. sebro8ener. 3-4c.
RtHe-BrastI nea Sc bts 1oe; 5tEberts L.
NaabeIn IA: pei9i&nlise &oxSelx lss-
Sorben RambeIn l6e; Reaxrts &c ba bsS,
ser6fete 7c bts Sc: GnsIi&e DaIxaNe
0etretes.
Bebex - go. Q retber co., omf esln
len, BIC ron NabIen; SO. 2 rDthG 90.
DECEMBER e9}c; Basenwessx SOC.
Roru (neaes) - SO. l wets 483e So. 2
weib A Il; go. 8 weib 44le 40. 4 urt.
42s; 70. 2 meib seurf@t 44e; Rp. 9
mets genii4t 44c; 80. 4 melt sesti9t
l2e; go. Q selb a.: 70 8 eeIb "a /,
go. 4 seIb 42c; SO. 3 seusi9t 4i:;
30. 8 aentf@t 42.c 20. 1 seui@t AZ ;
2cIbem 42c.
0afr- 30. 3 wetSer 8a}e; 70. Q pstsH
31tc; 20. 2 0emti&ter 8l3e; 80. 8 srnneisr
814c.
Su go. 1 atmotbs 80 Is; 70.
3, So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18

eped. gnsI. -0emdbItG. 8 bB 10 ptuxh
tn Oar@f@nttt, lie; IL BIZ Il Rfuah tu
Dur&i@nttt, l23e.
Sepodelfes S@wetxefetfQ - eRo@eRIofes
6anc Big $4,000: FLARES Heas sls.b0; Sanp
=? $500; ebort GIsm $500; Rarryt
BIC. 90.
Celebrities NtabfleH@ - 0@txiex, r.u.
PETS l23e; 1~ubenfsttsx 9is; sxxexi. I6c
4n66eI 1916.
S@nab tn Iierces i. nuaf. efe:
0uaIttdt 93e: 8. nuaIitdt sts
AHirfe = 0erdu&erts DratpuxE 6}e.
Graxtfarter 7c; Bologna In Odrusen Sc, ia
Yu4 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18
Graafrei4.
W fktrauen.

Is arts 2, IL. Te3, OR JtaurIW'
ten bon elmer 8erlsguns Der WarottO'
bon Alsaciras na& Waorie
III BIER nit Mibtrausn aufgenommerl
poroen.
Wan fanr aussnblidli& einen biplos
Grid" in Der gerlegung
ni4t erfenner, aber bel benz befannten
tuirb alss M6sli9e ber-
mutbet.
9enti6lanb.
Jrana6fif9es @eIbbud
hberR aroffo.
8~erIir, IL. 9es. Die Bldtter
bsi4rdnfen f9 3umeif auf bic sinfa6e
Wieoergabe Der 6aupttbsile bes ~frans6.
8elbbu6s Iber Marotfo (oas.
ME geHeloet, gefern in Paris per6f.
fenili&t tpurbe) unb bebalten E4 cine
eingebenos gsiprstung fur ipdtsr pOr.
einiee 3eitungen betonen. baB bic
Earfsaung Der grsisnifs, psl4s au
Der beoenfliaen Spannuns spiiden
Srantrei9 uno Heutialanb fhbrtell,
sinisitis unb Iidsnbaft fsi uno fider-
lid bur9 bic beuti9en Mttiett er9dn3t
werben t6une. SeosnfaIs aber aebe
aud iaon aus ben fransbiiidsn Ser.
6Hentli9unssn bic unaufri&tisteit oes
sbemaliasn Minifers bes MeuBern Del.
caHs bsrbOr unb bic SbatIa9e, oaB
Winiferprdibent 3oupier nod Der
gntlnfung 9slcafe's cine S4wsntung
pornabm.
gs pirb ferner In ben 3ommsntarsr
beri9iebsner gldtter auf bic sdnsli9e
Nidtsrmdbrung Ger engliidea 9Hlfss
3uR9erungen on Jranfreid fir ban
5aa zines 2rieses nit 9euti9lano
binsswieisn. Sdmmtli&e Sldtter, au&
iol9e, bic f4 mod zines sigsnen ROm.
mentars sntbalten, regifrirten ans
ftibrlid fran36Ri9e uno sngliide prsbs
iibsr oas @elbbu1.
y in3 giteI 5riebri9 ais
&egent BON Braun
9wsi99
Berlin, IL. Se3. Gin rnertpars
tster g.iu9 bss Raiisrs bsim prinsre.
esnten MIbrsdt bon Brauni9meig, un-
mittslbar na&oem @robber3os Muguf
bon OIbsrburs am Brauni9weiser
Sof aspsisn, CAB abermals 3u benz
8sriidt anlab. bab Bring Albre9t
bsmnd9f 3uridtrsien werbe unb Bring
gitsl 6risori9, Der 3usitdlteits SObn
bes 2aifers, als &egent bss Sersos=
tbums sinsefsst tueroen iOlIe.
getanntli1 it Bring Gttel Jrieori1
nit Der dltsisn 9O9ter bes @rOBber.
aOss bon QIoenburs, 9eraOain Sophie
CHARLOTTE bsrlobt, unb bic Wermdblung
tulrb am ~. 5ebruar fuitfinbsn. am
glsi9en Sage, oa bas 3aiierpaar bic
5eier ieiner flbernsn 9O9aeit beseben
tpiro.
Dos @srti9t entbsbrt Der geftdti=
9una. S9on fur3 nod Der Der.
Iobung oes prin3en lief cine dbnIi4e
Meloung bur9 bic gldtter, bon Der
absr amtli9srieits ieine Hoti3 ssnor,s
men tuurbe.
gefferung IN gu + b E
gugen &t9ters.
Berlin, IL. 9sa. Sn elmer
GraftiOns . @eriammlun9 Der Grsi-
Hnnissn golfspartsi tbeilte Der Dor.
funb nit, bab bas Bsfnbsn bss alien
Buffers i'm Strsit" gueet &i9ter f9
nit ausnabme bes Nugentibels ge.
beRert babe.
Der Mr3t gebe Der 9oTnung &aum,
bob @i9ter Bel stinfi9erer Witteruns
f9 fpdter autpsilen an ben Wer9anb.
lungsn bes Rei3stages tperbe bethsili.
gen t6nnen.
@eneraI b. 9rotba.
Berlin, IL. 9s3. Wit eroBen
gbren tuurbe General : 2eutnant bon
3brotba, Der ebemalige 669ftomman-
birenbe Der Srupper In Oeuti&.G hos
wefafrifa, tn 9ambur9 bs9rtibt, ais e.
mad benz anfrengenben 6eIo3uge I'm
S9uBgebiete mieber in Der 6eimatt an-
lanete. Der Qaiier. rpeI9er 3rotbo
eine befonbere Ausasi&nung al She'll
werben lafen t%uOlte. bate einsri gm.
bfanQ burh @eneraleutnant b. Bod
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18

3ueegen tuarsn auberbem Der erfe
gtirsermeifsr bon Samburg, Or. :.
8. 8ur9afb, unb Uertreter Der W6rs
mann=2inie.
@eneraQeui1ant b. BOD un6 polaH
begrtbte ben 6eimtebrenben i'm Wamsrl
oss 2aiisrs nit beralidsn @ortsn. Sn.
benz er benz General b. Srotba fur
feline 2eifun9en marine Mnertennuna
3olte. bob er 3usleid ribmsnb hsrbor,
baB fi9 Der alte Ruf Der bsuii9sn Sol,
oaten i'm 6eloe bon @euem gldnsenb
bstpdbrt babe.
Oberf Obneiorg, 6tabOff3isr I'm
Oberfommanbo Der S&ubtruppen,
hberrei4te i'm Nuftrage bss 2aiiers Dem
General b. Srotba ben ibm unldnai
berlisbensn Ooben pour lie merite".
Der @efeierte bob in ieiner Snnfes-
rebe berbor. baB ME elm 2olDniaIsrieg
NIT iuI9er Wdbisans gefabrt wOrosn
fei, pie es feitens Der beutf6en 9ruppen
in Siowsfafrita gei9ebsn.
Spdter murbe General b. Srotha in
6amburg bon sinsm Snterbieuer auss
geholt. Or erfldrte. bic Gage in
Ssutia- Gibpefafrita Eel i'm Mlae.
meinen bef~rieoigeno. Der 3ries nit
ben Sereros unb Witbois iel beenbet,
tpenn aud tleinere Rdubsrbanbsn nod
porbanben ieien. Sur i'm Giioen bes
S1uBssbistss lei nod iawere arbeit
n0tbte. Sas Sruppenmaterial miKe
bort tusgefl Der farten Mbgdnse ers
gdnat weroen.
Der 9 au Der Bab bon IT,
oeriB mad Rubub.
Berlin. IL. 9ea. Der Reids.
tag nabm bor Nntritt Der Weibnadtss
ferien ben 3peitsn Na9trassstat fur
Seutf9sS iopefafrifa an. in mel@em
Elm 8eirag bon $3.50, 900 Mf. fir
ben gau Der giienbabn BON 2hoerib.
bu&t nod aubub geforbsrt tpirb. Nle
parteien, nit Nusnabms Der So3ia.
lifen, ftimmten safhr. Befannt III,
ME idmer3li& bieie Babn mdbrsnb Der
6ottentottenfdmpfe DermiBt purbe, unb
uie ibeuer ben Seuti9en Die Gparfan,=
felt 3u iteben fam. BOB fie bieie 8ahn
ni9t i9on LANCE gebaut batten. Bel
benz issisen 8effanbe bon ~finftauisnb
Mann unb f~tnftaufenb pferben fOfiet
Der @a&idub Bis 9ubub ssgentpdrtis
3u6lf Wiaionen Warf jdbrlid, uo-
segen bic giienbabn breimal mehr FIR
ben aebnten She'll bisier Summe lsifen
rutiroe. alu& ibr fofortiger gau lam
nod iparenb tDirfsn, tpie i'm &eidstag
tberaeusenb bargetban tpurhe.
Sen gau tibsrnimmt bic EeuiIde
3%olonial=g ifenbabnbau. unb getriebs-
seisaidaft. 9ie 8autoifen tpsroen
auf bic gtats pie foIat psribeilt !:
$3.50, 600 Wart fur 1905, 1872, 900
Marf fur 1906 uno 1876 900 Marf
fur 1907. Dos @.ldnoe 9iebt bic
Ssuti9e 2olonialqsieaf9aft fur Sto.
tpefafrita unentseltlid ab.
Der &ei9stas beenoete ferner bic
erife 2eiuns bes Budgets. Der JlOtten,
borlage urb Der &ei9sfinan3rsform.
8orlaae unb bertaste fi9 banrl Bis sum
9. Sanuar.
Wontene8ro.
Winif erfrtis
@etthtuie, II. Se3. Oas
Winiferium III beute auriifsetreten.
Mufralien.
BIutt1at.
Mbefaibe, II. Gea. Nuf elmer
8arfaHe bes Entertainers Greo. 8rao.
Ibatu befanben f9 g%ingeborene. bie
tusssn Meuterei unb WOroperoa&tss In
giien selsst tuaren. Braoi6au bate
Witleib nit ben 2euten uno lisB He
frei. Sn Der nd8feu Na&t ftelten Fs
Elm bonHfdnbises Blatbob an.
HuBlanD.
8anae tee tmenter B.,
trannig.
g t. Yetersburg, IL. De3.
Weuternoe Sruppsn In piatisorsf,
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18

NuW UT traHstG1pIIWeH Oeolete oes
afatiiden @uBlanb arsift bic Meutes
ret um f9. Sn Mertu uao umlieaens
ben Orten. mo bier &e9imenter ben
9ebOrism tiinoistsn. III oas Stanos
reat proflamirt tporben. Habe Der
afshanii9sn @renae befinoen fid bie
rufRI9sn gifenbabner unb Selesra.
pbiien am Streit. ginsr Der Gibrer
Der meuterii9en MatroIen in Sebafo=
pol, 33eotHmit Namen, muroe bur4
ben Stran9 binseridtet.
nnweit Swer In Central. &ublano
baben rsbelif6e Bauern bic Sitter
Sman Yetruntemiti9's, bes prdioens
ten Der Mostauer 1derbauaefenf9aft,
aeplanbert unb In 8ranb geffsdt..
2anonen gegen q q
e I. petersburg, IL. Deg.
Riga foa bombaroirt perSen. faQs bie
S~niurssnien bic uebersabe Derweigern.
3wsi 9rsuaer uno suei S%orpeoOboate
Rno bon 9ibau aus abqefanot morben,
I'm bic unter BOtmdbisteit Der Nufa
fdnbif9en ffsbsnoe Staot auf ale
Jdle tpieber unter 2ontroIe Der Re.
Encouragement AL brinaen. Die aus
Der Manbi9ursi in Wostau angeIangs
cen $ruppsn. unter benen 9rpBe un3u-
frieoenheit herri9t. fnb sntpafnet
porben. &ebolutipndre babsn bas
@esierunss = Maeasin III @alcofosti.
Sibirien, in bic 2uft gsiprsngt.
90 M e. g epefboffs Stud I.
al. petersbure. II. 9s3. Sin
3eitun9stprrsiponoent battle cine lin.
terrebung NIT Mme. 2epeiboR. Der
Satin zines IrtileriesO bsrfsn tn Ri
ga. bic bel Na9t unb 0ebel ibre 5lu9t
bemertfsQigen mubts, I'm ni9t ben
Snfureetten in bic Sdnoe 3u fallen.
,Man ruOlts MIDI" er3dblte bic Dame,
.als Gsifel fefbalten, um bic Stsluns
meines @atten unbaltbar 3u MAIDEN
unb i'm an Der Nusibuns feiner
SienRpRi&ten su berbinbern. Die
3utdnbe In &!ga uno ben 2ancbeair.
ten finb eniieBli4.
Cine 9oroe lettiider unb oeuti&er
9ebelen mebelte pdbrsnb Der Na4t 80
i9lafsnos aoinfsn riieber. I'm @ou-
perneur Spesintfsf ridteten Die I'm.
fir3ler bic Srohuns, bab ale 6dife
i'm Safen In 5lammen aufgeben tDar=
ben, faIs sr auh nur zines berielben
gum Sruppeniransport berpenoe.
eroIgIos
Wostau, II. Ee3. Die Weu=
tsrsi bss @oftof 8rieabier= Resimentes
tlappts bsuts san3 tldali& suiammen,
oa bic Meuterer felbf nbfolut ni4t
einig tparen. giele Der Solbaten pei=
9erten fi8 nit Wahensewalt gegen ibre
2ameraoen p~orauseben.
Nuf bic Srobung oes Sen. pla'
roofsti's bin. oaB err auf Die Weuterer
fdiebsn laRsn merbe, penn he bic
Wafen nidt nisoerlestsn. ergaben fi&
bebinsunsslos swei 8atailone, bic
felbsn lieferten aud ben Tibrer Der
Weuterei. ben 8emeinen S1abarneh
iopie beridisbsne MaitatOren in 3ipiI,
bic In ben RaIernsn tparen, aus.
@roBbritannien.
Ser neuefe 20 spleen.
6 b o n, II. 9ea. Das Mntbro.
poloeii9s Snftitut sriudt bic ginfhb.
runs bes 8umeranes an STEELE anoerer
sefdbrlider Wafen.
gs fno, mie ipeaien In ben Ser.
Staaisn feffssifsllt tpuroe ~, auf bic.
fem @ebiete f9On gang ungep6bnli4e
&eiuItate er3ielt rporoe1 unb man er.
rpartet, bab bic Sa4e bon h69fer Be-
beutung TT.
unparteiif9er 8eobs
a9ter.
2onbpr n, II. Ssa. Der Qor,
Respondent bes ,Uailp Sele9rapb"
meloet, bab CT INNER nod einen alse-
meins1 Strsif fur unm6sli& baltic.
neil bic Dffentlide Meinung uno
ipe3isl bic 2anobeO6ltsruns seaen
einen folaen iei. Ct 9laubt aud, bob
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-18
MeueS Mibtrauen
3eigt Sranfrei6 gegeaiiber BET @arOffOs &unfereuS.

6%ran5Dfftes Geb6ud hber Marofo. = Ingebid mHnidt Der 6enfde
&aier enen subn untersubrinsen. = Gnsen Gidter af Der Seferung.
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his rooms-evidence of completely witr
the carbonari A military search az tne
proper moment-expulsion from ltaly
He distinguished the outlines clearly.
Yes. yes he said, "go on
Il know the police have watched you
l guessed what it meant / wanted &c
get the boxes away, but / could not
the servants would have seen me. !
knew the soldiers would come soon.
climbed to the casa roof"
The narrator had paused. The paper
shook in Gordon's hand. mo more
Tita!'
Tt was the only way. Excellence"
said Tita, his features working.
swere on the Virgin to guard you.
whatever came. The servants ran
to the balconies when-it happened.
boxes down to the garden. There is
az covered well. They are there
where no one would look"
Gordon was staring at the letter
case, his mind struggling between re-
volt at the act itself and sense of its
motive. So it was for him the shot
had been fired! What a CHASTITY levity
that the wounded man should now be
lying here! He shuddered. Tita's voice
spoke again:
Nov, Excellence, will you read
what may be in that portafogli?"
Gordon strobe to the window and
opened the case. 1t contained single
official letter. He unfolded and
scanned 1t swiftly:
Rome, Direction-Ge General OF Police.
Most private)
Your Exceilency:'
The Governor of Rome m his capacity of
with the approval of Count Guiccioii her
husband from whom by papai decree she has
been separated. it is deemed advisable since
10 n 1fh ha- Fat her tf, - hat
and to grant 10 the Countess Guiccioli hence
forth a retreat in the protection OF Hcly
range for her innnediate conveysnce 10 the
aey eM OF sos uTsoS n BIS srss aSnss
Secretary Of State to Plus VII"
Under direction of the Cardinal OF Ravenna
ycn VIII act upon this without delay
To the Sub-direction of Police at Ravenna.
Gordon raised his eyes with start.
Teresa--to be shut from the face of
the sun, from flowers, from gladness,
for years. at least during the lifetime
of her husband, perhaps forever?
From him? Was this the fate he,
cursed as he was. must bring upon
her?
He felt his breath stop. What could
where? Her immediate convey
ance''-''act without delay" Those
were no ambiguous words; they meant
more than soon. If it should be to-
day! If authority was on its way to
her, even now. while he dallied here!
Tita saw the deathly pallor that
oyerspread his face like a white wave.
What is it, Excellence?' he cried
Gordon made no reply. He dashed
the portafogli on the floor and rushed
from the room.
His horse stood at the casa entrance.
He pushed past the stolid sentinel.
threw himself into the saddle and
lashed the animal to an anguish of
speed toward the villa.
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she touched the Romeo and Ju'
liet'-"most of ALL"
1T lis scarce tale for sad hours,
he said, laying his hand over hers or
the slim leather.
Her fingers crept into his as she
from Verona makes 1t seem so true.
Do you suppose it really happened
SO? What do you think was the po-
ton the monk gave her?"
A drachm of mandragora, perhaps.
That is said to produce the cataleptic
trance. | wish Juliets monk mixed
his draughts in Ravenna now." he add
ed with touch of bitterness; Il shall
often long for such a nepenthe before
the next moon, Teresa
He felt her fingers CULVER. The
thought of the coming fongl month
shook her heart. You will go from
Ravenna before that" she whispered,
shall you not?"
From the casa, perhaps. Not
from near you. The day you left
Casa Guiccioh 1 had made up my
mind to leave Italy. But now-now
the only thing can see certainly is
that cannot go yet. Not till the
skies are brighter for you.a
Can they ever be brighter-if you
go?'
''You must not tempt me beyond
my strength he answered, dumb
pain on his lips. "Ah, forgive me! I
did not mean
Tempt you! Have done that?"
1T is my own heart tempts me
not yoli 1t is that / cannot trustl'
Il can trust it, she said under her
breath. Her eyes were luminous and
tender. 1T is all / have ito trust
now"
His strength was melting. He
would have taken her into his arms,
but the neigh OF his tethered horse
and a familiar answering whtnny
came across the yews.
ut is Fletcher" he said in sur
prise. He crossed the garden to meet
him.
What is it, Fletcher" he demand
ed. why have you left the rooms 2"
MY lord" stammered the valet,
did you not send for me -
mo"
Fletcher looked crestfallen.
Who gave you such a message?'
Count Guicciolis secretary, your
lordship."
A disquieting apprehension touched
-Gordon's mind. Why had Paolo sent
the servant on this sleeveless errand
unless he were wished out of the
way? He remembered a packet
which Count GAMBIA. weeks before,
had entrusted to him for safe-keep-
ing. At the time Gordon had sus-
pected its contents had to do with
the Carbonari's plans. This packet
was in his apartments. Found, might
1t inculpate the dead mans friends in
that lost cause?
He reioined Teresa with a hasty ex-
cuse for his return to the casa.
You will come back?" She question
ed with sudden vague foreboding.
Yes, before sunset
Promise 1ne-promise mel"
For one reassuring moment he put
his arm about her, aching to fold her
from all the world The past for them
both was grim mirage, the future
blind dilemma-nay, there was no fu-
ture save as it gloomed. pregnant
shadow of this present SO wrought of
doubt and joy.
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He thought she longed for the su-
preme consolation of prayer.
"A half-hour If you wish 1t, my
daughter. The chapel-shan It not
be?" He led the way. Elise sat
weeping In a chair; as they passed
she snatched Teresa's hand and kissed
it silently.
From the side steps tunneled yew
walk curved to a door in one OF the
villas narrow wings. This wing,
which had no connection with the rest
of the house, had been added by'
Count GAMBIA as a chapel for Teresa's
mother. 1t was scrupulously kept,
and during all the years since her
death bowls OF fresh flowers had
scented 1t daily and two candles had
been kept burning before the crucifix
over its cushioned altar The attic
above Count GAMBIA had used as a
laboratory for his unending chemical
experiments. IT was there the mes
sage had found him which had
brought so cruel a result.
The churchman paused at the
chapel door and Teresa entered alone.
He closed it behind her.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
CHAPTER Xiv.
BY Order of the Pope.

& t
Nearing the Casa Guiccioli, Gordon
saw a crowd clustering a few PAGES
from the entrance. Servants were
watching from the balcony.
Acouple of soldiers cooked their guns
and would have hindered him, but he
put them aside. On the pavement lay
a man in uniform. shot through the
breast. Over him bent a beardiess ad-
jutant feeling for pulse, and a priest
muttering a hcrrifed prayer
He asked a hurried question or two
amid the confusion and dismay. The
PROSTATE man was the military COM
mandant of Ravenna. No one knew
whence the shot had come full twenty
1ninuIes before. Now his guard stood,
with characteristic Italian helpIessness,
doing nothing, waiting orders from
they knew not whom or where.
Gordon spoke authoritatively TO the
subaltern, bade one of the soldiers go
for the police, dispatched another. with
two of the crowd To lift the injured
man and carry him to his own quar-
ters in the casa. This done he sent
Fletcher for the surgeon who had at
tended his own wound in that same
chamber. and stationed the remaining
soldiers at the lower doors. When the
room was cleared he gave his attention
to the unconscious commandant.
He stood a moment looking fixedly at
the bed. 1t was this mans spies who
had logged him during the past month.
prosecuted his servants and attempted
to raise the Ravennese against his very
presence in the city. The government
he served would have rejoiced to see
him, Gordon. lying stretched there in
the others place; would have given but
lukewarm pursuit to the assassin. Yet
the man before him lay helpless enough
now. Presently the casa would be full
of soldiers, dragons, priests and all
the human paraphernalia of autocratic
authority. Who had fired the shot
And by what strange chance, almost at
his own threshold?
He crossed the floor, unlocked a
drawer and took out Count GAMBIA S
packet with satisfaction. His foot
struck something on the floor.
He picked it up. 1t was small leath-
er letter case-evidently fallen from the
pocket of the wounded commandant.
He took a step toward the bed, intend
ing to replace it, and saw Tita at the
door.
The latter wore no coat He was
sweaty and covered with dust He
beckoned Gordon into the next room.
Excellence" he asked huskily, will
you not open that portafogli?"
''Why?"
Perhaps to know what he knew
why should / wish to know?
Because he was on his way hereto
this casa, Excellence
Gordon saw that he was trembling, it
seemed with both fatigue and repressed
excitement Tell me what you know
he said.
Tita spoke rapidly, his words tuln-
bling one against another:
II heard Paolo send your valet after
you to-day. Excellence, when no one
had. come from the villa 1t did not
seem right. watched from the garden.
/ could see some one in this roon-it
was locked when you went I climbed
a tree. The master and one other"
"Trevanion!''
could not tell. They were carry
ing IN boxes. When they left the casa
] got through the window and broke
them open. They held bullets and cans
Of powder
Gordon swept a swift glance around
the room. He was beginning to under
stand. Ammunition, presumably for
the use of the insurrectionists, here in
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
CHAPTER XIII.
Gordon TeIIs a STORY

0OA0O4l 1C11S a SNOIi.
Gordon threw the window wide.
The sun had broken through the mist,
the lilies were awake in their beds, and
the scacias were shaking the dew
from their solemn harmonies of green
and olive. How sweet the laurel
smelledi
A long time he stood there. At
length he turned into the room. He
collected his smaller belongings for
Fletcher to pack, then drew out a
portmanteau. It was filled with books
and loose manuscript. gathered by the
valet when he had removed from
Venice.
AS he re-read the pages, Gordon
flushed with a sense of shame Full
of beauty as they were, would Shelley
have written them? Or would Te-
resa, who treasured one book Of his
and had loved those simple lines etch-
ed on the fungus, read these with like
approval?
An aching dissatisfaction fiery
recrudescent distaste seized him. He
rolled the leaves together and de-
scended 10 the garden. At the base Of
q stone sun-dial he set the roll fun
nel-shape and knelt to strike a light
He had not seen Teresa nor heard
her approach till she caught his arm.
What is it you burn ?" she asked.
THE beginning of a poem / wrote
a long time ago. named Don Juan"
"May / read 1t frst?''
he shook his head. ''It is not
worthy"
She looked at him seriously, striv-
ing to translate his thought, and with
a sudden impulse stopped and picked
up the roll. do not destroy It," she
said; 'one day you will finish it-more
worthily."
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
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Tita did not tell her the whole; she
did not learn till she reached the villa
that Count Gambia. suspected of fo-
menting the revolution. had received
notice from the Government to quit
Romagna within ten days.
The state herald., 1905-06-23
Colorado State Institutions.

Denver June l7.-Seeretary Hagar
OF the State Board OF Charities and
Corrections. In discussing the recen,
visit OF the board TO the state institn'
,ions, said yesterday that the thing
that most impressed them was the In
ability OF the state TO take care OF Its
insane. The last two legislatures have
been generous and the new buildings
at the institution are only recently
completed. but they are not enough.
The day the board was there there
were iGi inmates. OF whom more than
700 are declared TO be lncurable. The
place In worked to It's capacity right
now and tho county hospitals are full
OF persons who should be nj the asy'
lum.
The condition at the State Penl,on'
tlary was satisfactory. In so far as the
management is concerned. There are
5?i prisoners. But two were In III.
hospital the day the board visited;
these had some slight ailments. This
Is remarkable. considering that the
men have TO be confined no closely.