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Saka & Guntpa11y
Broadway 33d ie 34ih Strssi
Summer Suits for Young Men
TWO AND THREE GARMENT MODELS
$1,000 $3.50 $500

RlO.OO NlI.)O Sl1.OO
If q man were to try to sell you building with the
solemn assurance that every brick is solid, would
that be assurance enough
So it is with the fabric of suit In ours you may
take the all-wool and good service for granted
Centre your interest in the tailoring of our suits
at ten, twelve-fifty and fifteen dollars They are
designed specifically for young and express
innovations, character and distinctive lines that
establish the true worth of the garments TO be
greater than the price.
Coat -and-Trousers and Coat Waistcoat-and
Trousers Models half quarter lined fashioned
OF blue serge. gray worseds flannels tweeds.
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Suits for Big Men, SIS, $50, S.

Hundreds of big men who measure from 40
to so around the chest, who are big of eirth and
large OF limb, turn to the Vogel Brothers store
because hero, with absolutely no fuss or delay,
they can slip into suit that will Fl, them as
perfectly as If they were Of average size.
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The highest art Of our skilled talormen is ex.
pressed in these suits at SIS. Not only the
tailoring and the styling Of these single and
double breasted sack suits of the best, but the
fabrics as we'll are OF the finest qualities in i'm
ported worsteds, cassimeres, thibets, etc.
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The u,asa ufTa discovered the spit
ba'l asts.ss Uses u and the credit
81 the s.osss.ef9 has wtonEfullT
gone 90 as.s.oaar Ask she average
saanha.I ssolO ~ who discovered the
spit ba.s as,s he viii tell fea that
Finer sfteksett was the man.
when the pfpoklYn baseball team
wNs CHARTERED II the Hotel Celuu-
bia IN C.,les8shlA. 4 O.. last spring
f,.r their ante season training
saricklsst soa asked b. eEaFtlsE
WFttsr " sso Mad made the rounds ~
adj the 10 0Os00ax camps IN the sunni
soathla@s
Hfiop .0y i..u come 10 discover
iolfs spit oato. nr sirirklettr
~ny w,soes'OoS.x another man throw
n. NG 80. seeiF
Foot ,u..s 800 given the credit FOR
alns. oy ,,poso. it.e spit ball. persisted
the wrid.r
n hnr~ ! am. bat n Is wrong
rhs man who discovered the spit
hasl wRa Frank Corridor. the fhlla.
deiphia p4dcher ! saw him throw
ing n IN sa-aetscr aud Immediately
set ahora 20 master a. After | bad
30, the ..a.ll down fine Jack Cheshire
a.l.a nac .,oaeslit0x u " Columbus. O.
svqs he so.uk II sp Just Why CORR.
.oon, stDso. uasos tho bali I don Z
SOW .coSs0z8 b.. fears tho effect Of
ass ar"
The" cta .lt bah does affect the
hrmf"
"a, e..sta..t. aoos "a this exfaat
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drop or outeurvo. and wheu \ pitch.
or Who has continuously uaed the
spit ball aeeka 10 use another style
curve he finds his arm lacks che
strength 20 impart the necessary
,Wist 90 the ball 90 make q take the
direction be desires The spit ball
Is thrown With an overland mo;ion.
The fingers on the to' and the thumb
underneath. and not touching the
seams Of the ball ny freely moiE.
tenlng the first Joint OF the fingers
the ball adhcrcs to the thumb.
which imparts the twist that forces
q 10 break suddenly Just betorn
reaching the plate Other balls
curve. bat the spit ball breaks
sharply. which makes Il No difficult
90 hit Apoat the Only way a bats
maa can beat the spit ball IL 10 step
10 the end 81 the box aud meet II
before II breaks. otherwise be
strikes almost ~ random al It The
bell breaks down and Ia or down
and oct according 10 the amount OF
thumb pressure given 10 one side OF
the other
Until this season Happy Jack
Chcabro. Of the New York Amsri-
cans. has been regarded ~ the king
OF aplt ball thfowcrs. but something
Is the matter With his delivery this
season aud his effectiveness has
been OF a negative quality Harry
Howell. OF the 81 Louis sAmeri.
cars. il probably the leading expo.
nent Of the spit bali this year. With
Strlcklett a close second Chesbro's
friends aaY he will be in his old
time form by the time the hot
months roll round
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MADRID a grave scandal
haa developed lu KiuH AifDn11 a
family. ceuferiuF about bis maiHs-
b'a brother ln Law. Fainee fefdi
maud IT Bavaria. uhn s fHa muniha
ego married the infauta Maria
There's. Aifpna3'E sister Fofdi.
nand. Who b. only p geafa old. DO
a confirmed drunkafd. and D. de-
Frionlaf into "a utfe heafef
Pfluna Ferdinand began bis
shameful conduct GA the day u his
uefdinE. when b. became iniOKi.
Gated
u one 81 bis drunken fiia ~
Gently b. tried 20 attack kim Al
fouso and bad % BE- restrained by
attendants He De- YefY leaious OF
AifonHo. and thinks the king ought
10 refer 70 him ali important mat.
tiers euaeerninE both the govern
menf and the entire regime u the
palace. Alfonso himself has a VIC
ienl temper. sud on more than one
occasion be has completely lost bis
head oYef the brutality 81 his
brother IN las aud has given him
furious Tongue iashings The two
young men have not 1ef come 20
blowa. hut The queen mother IL In
constant fear that iheg vii
The life the infanfa Maria Their
enA ~ leading ~ hsarfrenainE She
IL . delleais xiFi, rcry hishlY sirung.
and her health has considerably
suffered through the Sights pat
upon her b. her husband
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Tho uan, rs,,st p,sd. c'cc n-.i'''
iH tie sIfeeis 81 HaaFla. eheu H,nT
Alfonso .rris.. ko...a tffer Yls,i tng.
NfH fiHues" ~ Ia. $50 tut rcF,.ll1
fu The f0f,l "c.si.o ..gn,s A,Ss
WHf ~ .. o.sr" asa.'.s - ta
mother - ~ef s.s.s 81. sfui ~,
iH=IaH - - -. ufIt,.. /" ferilf
uand se..v ~.es '~sss. ~" ne
saf A.as.s I" - o.. - siis'sz;
ton rf. 80. sAs 600 9iIs rs
risnem ~. -.~o 60. os~~ O',.s'
on IL, ...s.p-. voo aeseo o tsdssn)
10 cf4 1T s-.ssie
A .,.... ..f IS o:s.coao GRO COS lr:::I'
dent rM rsyso asol.i. 'sao1.u.sss.. nI
order /" eaca ooo 40 %aossooo,, es.j
as14e.Lp,s r... tla.eo0~o .. ssss. ST.
whes "a. ss0aseo $40 neooooco. ~.
fonEs .oese Ss',e tcoozocuo eoe % 'dss6:s
foN
Ts.. s.sososas o, @csoeo s,oS sO5!sl
~ fi.. w. ~ 900 - ses~oocoaoso: Ifay
~ - s.as~t ooeoGoooouac Cos d. c!N,N,I
cheefe. a,aeaos tas aooa 10 onaN s.fi
streets. .oeor os,e-oCooeodo9 % o. VI
eaiFs.. 1850 300 GER
II e.o0 cO5S on oseoNtose. oosos 10
polif.rae tOeo oe0oQcoocno oeaO1ne'a' 10
the loo,s0css @co5O .oooesaeGs % ooo'os1n)
q a.xso-ce. oooo . 9ro9 Foi COP se0s 'lle(
ARA odrw d1O1Oo0ao eoodnpo0op " ele'
cpupt. w sseoaOeeSo. yDoe ti~0p o1 -
vafta 90 eooolo co.'s 11socOesS .sisA,
small ypsoeAuSno eooSA sDeuo sSe9 as4j
Their. aeaocsao09 % 1o@N
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Sal ends His Entire
Salary

Did you ever notice that the
youuR nan Who speads al he earns
never amounts 20 much. just shuf-
files through iifc in a hslfheartes
~ag. llxinE on hts earnings from
day 30 day lay the corner stone
Tor a better and happier life bs
starting an account with the state
nauk % Seattle
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ONE FAVORITE
HELPS TALENT
sLAls raI ONLY ONE TO CONE
TO THE RESCUE OF rHg PuH.
Ile-RAciNo BEGINS EARLY
TO-DAY. 70

The intense heat 1t the track Nea
terdaY seemed 10 have a bad effect
On the fayorltra as euiY ono came
Go che assistance of the ttluut thlH
heine Ia. In the firth taeo Tho
card yesterday did not siNc promise
~ anYltd5lf especially ffil'iah, W
the f8elR5~iinc. but the Incident "t
the afternoon Invested ttc ap"li
with considerable Interest
me aarand racN Vas remarkable
fef The aet that the tao longest
shots Ia tho race. Sandstone and
Aliaeafh. respectively 81 "a I and TOO
a. I. finished rirst aud aoeond. while
the even money faKofitea finished
outalde the money In spite " this
the baaka iost to The race as the
Wiaue9 set quite a scattering play,
lead All the Nay,
Alta sna. az s "a !. led an the
Way h the first race and won un'
der AL drive from WapnaEootis,
che f1TaFite Convent nHlle vas
ranaias evsA hcr field e. The end
and heat M Jack fef the show
With a better start she might have
Won
III tie SECOND. after Z y brat.
tain Nunte anl Laura y NJ hai
sua themselves into the srnuud tri
tug The pace. they tlfef badly and
Sandstone and Aiiopath came ATOMS
amt heaf them CUT taam p "
huns on long enough g. b. third
LADY Mirthfui the 1se1
Lads Mllthful was maeh The hesl
IN fha thlr1 race and raa aaaN ttu(
her field. winning pu'lei un Mair
hoeau ran the beat Eans he has
sheNn ~ this mectins O. Nnishud
IN the piaec a nsck ln fruui m "a
Wiuulfflde. eho boat i..Aek tiuts a
nose taf the show
kraf Hrrsaln had ~ q 's.sA
into tba stretch. he@lftl and k,' :
winch al ~ from ~ AZ beek Alls a
sreai burst of sped ga 60 70
raea 0SHsg also fin@aeA aitu-x
and beat iierssA . 60 '.9 ~,
place jolly witch - a SO
rae. So she vas rcTt< eA: bss $50
Rud cat nft
Ida Vas the trs fa.f6 u ~ ~
amythtuss and ~s~ vksts Solo s'cis
eanoHian. Whn hs,f SEs.c SoSs~ ssl-
q aass fef The plscea ssisis.~ NS' a
remarkable race a. b 500 vs. ~"
aud At one time Vas Se's s.csap q
behind hls ne. Sc. ID cv,4.
break BE would 900, ss.sas ), epceas.
contender
.u.s skS sss bss>eh
FURY was t.%s sss fas.s So esp =
length frgs,s i.asss.a0s. nNsse sfA g.
reafe.tff E.tss.sciH WOO eeaeY 700
az front 81 ~. ts..s. a. oe3o ss9
oen pace I1tfe t...oe go % %
ceiient faes ss.ss ess, third soes'
easily. Pfeka~ay - or ~ .esSo 6se
eboul four fs'igsset. uesses d. agrd
badfy ana ssss1sS.s sss
On Aecosss ~ ssF.sa SG9t2o ssvo9>
races. - sesN :. ys.s. or oenG uC0D
20 % the 9oss - Us T'~o's o.. a
s9lcndta card zoe t...s ai.tar...o.ocs acsO
the csIehrai.1s HandieOo gocee@
slice. Is dos. s.r d'eefs.soce To-
hest fIe.t tsav slS - loTf.s eoos 90
son At The seas'1ssos ~lli 20. 10 t'saa
f0st and a brssess0 eeas'.ias 1000 sor'
doubtealY Fwssss
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tfeia 80 attire a. ehNe sarateE
Xeslafsias. hpeasaf hoe uelr tee
iaeAa lu she afana techs Win e
fzg iaaf Ouu ~ tha esa 81 au a
Fsa.sina s,s. tiae . e. .
ie~,ss - @s o &c sei.s
- Other spofirt = 60 collier that
isfe.tases tp zee 40 sss .e' q
es Ati.a sith - - a. - ~< II
ia. ll ,ao.ri GO Q ssso . =.
$500 - Iets a. kis 's.s
=. tssl. sfefau86 Sils - o.
dau.. 49, sseed afusss- -
~ .. sf0s.I@ 90 ues = u
t.nf 600. - 90 60 else ss.ss 80
sI..e sls. 90 CD % eS-s" -
e.. eess 20
y 8nsoeSY st.1 @eeb !" r.as
% les 900 S@9 as 0'GSY o. -
SIC 40 D.. G0I q Io@S.a go g.
e0fa0. no Hf 60 0GsD ssr. tess
10. o o. GO go !
@ 0oe0T 90 90 ere8S 90 sva
Gp9.lF p 10el0 d1sG@
Sseees 0 700 6GGD toto TIC
ls1p..GDi seeo. Ga. 90 f.ss''"e 40
o eaofs. iaG. &luosai GsOb ne. Il
% eesq1 % see 0dse9 $50. - 81
@s9 O 10 40 00D ess stfh
ce@G, C@fS. go o fssis6 faf
{ e. ees OesroaO % 90 b.
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At1 % o'e,...-s t.aa naca.ns1-es, 81
Atfeii and Ftse. - $50 ".ss..' IN Noe
rims 81 Los A.ss,iss.a. C.s %. s'es.lisn
the feat les s.e,,fo.s e's-,os..'l u,seif.ea
The men acre ts.ss NJ 900 ~. cnsss.s
flun hud each ea e.... 10 e..s.AE.h
from tho c.o..s1st t.r v..a.r Iste
ketfinr faFof'.r b. Ar...o 10 ssiisai III
7 90 10 az .su.esS. ."s osas .sasas 400
probably go !" sa.ua sssuss~y woeasn
fhe hsl.e s"s.sA dit. s.oso5 30 GO Dr.
o.. 90. zoos s--os tsx5~
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The flH~l~ - esq ..,ss .a ~.ss- les
for The lsssa. Foaa eeas'ss ssssa@s'S ii
Uauaian sess SoaaoB Terry o. IA
Miss :osasssa 90 osads sSs. "
Ma sss .eah. Nhs QfI@16c %sslt,.o'asS
faf f.s 40
e.r0sso y tAhsN0 aost tes ~
nrs ss.ss ..scs..ysss - eos H'sosssse ~
lasflc Hstss o. csD'gss reg
sIs.ss's- 9 g.
a. 30 Dee. eco, lsa. otsBl o
s@ft, -e osBe3 3ePerWeias tBQ
fa.zAof ssaV Rift 8ikg tIs aU
soliirao. are ten POUNDS OF faff
i.lxtoa 20 vhi.6 ts.'h tDcn assosay ~
erest C.gYoloees .
90 flty = Of 40 shsS usbops n1t
nsdamb af emis syal8apt enif OIL
Guard oil 90 sold o. eesess0 In OF
dor 90 wisd NJ the afflolra % 90
raciBs firm II Teoenas q Shields
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CANADIANS WIN AGAIN.

HENLEY. England iaif tn
fha second heat Tor The Gfahd Chal
lraEe Cup tho AfNnpAuta II furun,
60. Canada. beat she cree Il the
Thames Rowing ciBh The Cana
diana lei throughout aaa ven
easily Il = Thought shat from the
form thr1 have displayed the AfFo-
nAuis have an eKrrlleut chance Of
capturing the cup
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Worth Apsone's Htm1

To- 80. 80 81 . 90. Zoo 0rse. e4s|
Cc,ooo.os oooo.,ooOcD. 8looS soO Qe1
r,.eoof co. a 100 o8s Sooooco0 a15 1i
\ .,,s cnsnxe SD o. aoa 1s9P -
t..ooss. oy sOoOeae al05sseoap d 'sollzl,g'
c.sa s,oooo. $3.50 y s0Ooao 0eoo 0p ~
iu,oo.c,oooO(gY(D soaE{D Gl6b d0ab scss5zz:
ttsY ~
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ROeF WASN'T THf'aG

Far some nnntplalnea reason
Ruie Turner failed 30 shoe up pa
Everett last night aud. as reauli
ihr fight between luhnnf Grove
and the eelafed uehtusisat did not
iate place. much 30 the aisHHpolnt-
fnrnf ~ che Everett Ha8ffa
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ngl.I.tss aAH. hses 00 NaT
race f.r t~s s0a.-ss h. fivotss.f Qsf
yacht gr '.s.'ip. sa.,cssscao al lssisasl
tie. apa tbs asrse- SOer1o.Ds e,.,sasfiss
scr. ~ Na...ns G.. o.ros-a 70
finish Ia lies fsssss escsle Ssss ias'r
race wAn 80 -ass - % gus~ sao.aa
sd again ssaassp -Caosag aSr1A ces oooes0
facssa
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der. leaving ctoil stranded on ihirl
There are two games thiH atlti
noon. Ia one Of which Charley lihll
makes his last appearance In a %.
aiile uniform. 40 b. goes 10 'ln
cinnafi next week
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HuHsriafa Thfsr tas. tifs faa fafrn
HaHffIi.a hIf ffansrn HiaIHH HHa-s
ff.afarf.Hiaaf HHfahau 81 rffats tzaaa af
halle err kfHhafa 80 faHff HffHff
0st iIf HiHHafa tl Talff Hasarf
Nsiis itaasHH fiur ~ geese lna
fUufa tHHF8fH f'HunF
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WAS
BOY patriot
a. q SO dNH G8c8@seio
NApG ~ G&NS o6B LAD
eestta zoo 9a0 A3lEgos As
1kAG

80 1e9s e.O~azID taD G1D &C..
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%. ooo. o. O1D 1890 io ,ssoa
80 q o. emo eeo o. oeo esa !
6ss dofs @aO 90 ~ rtet.
Sx9 90 10 soA 90 1 of.s ie,es
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EAsrga@ "a seGe ssss.

Joseph q English. well knosss
0aeJSof aud min0g man NJ Danyils,
o. o. sperm s.g few days IN Seat.
tie. E@st ~ the &ssts-orn hotel
AtsSr ro.coooOooO: OOe rSeOOOo s.s,ry 81
the rsSeo sOo' Oeoooid baseOl o.. lsSsville.
" kosc0o 10000 so6e 20. e'oeooOoO0ro Boo DO
Yoass.. '%T fsSDGOG0o b. sGDloGe'd Y
spoocOoGp so o. OouOsool 5000 Do on
lie eoOg n6CQ& Do soosdopnd. y c.
and neuo pH0bs onoBsa ia Wasg~apsop
and OrsS@u
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Shirt Waist Dept

Deere 0oo So.neS zee % too0y
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rseooooy. oDo0 i.abo o.. 5fq
only 80 % 90. - y not rjPeI
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J,.OooocS @DeaSNo9 @Sg oee ~ gE
fess ASo sw,o0 $50 $50 " ~
firo ~soce Gneds7esss. s9naa oSe' ~
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Asz ososo0vcQS Vpaf0 o. ake
ifa'o. o es de'o@O 80 QdifS 06o
In rsaa tssss.~a so dee teSf2J
ikr.f fsSoo-c 10 90 GO eD0 cre9e
az Ia tsss rr.o00o go O @0icB o.
laas l..~s.se o. r9O@ go SD4e.o
dress alfts.s.oilY ICES o % 0een0
Joe 20. 90 0D @@as0s @
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H.t .t.... hs,t 5.tsisst Ia san Fs4hs
-, ~. A. ksfarr Ia sfaft q
eai.etr
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1919. - - .rttsbnHn aHa
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h.a ~ 80 s-ss'-'t apuAt ne ies
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WINS
FROM WEBFEET
RURG vIekHRs HAS At THn
nGBr OF ritz FRAY. nUr
WINDS UP WITH A row WITH
UMPIRE pgRlHU.

The bail iss.nH at Seattle and
Portland met Tor the fifat time this
year at ReefeAApn park Yeafefdaf
aud when the NsEuku OF hattie eiTA
90 away. II waa6ascoyorpd that ~
attic had Won tN~a score - : 10 o.
aud also that Huhe NirhefH saH
minus slice Of hia munilieent sal
ary because he tried 90 hand I'm
plrG rrrine a Nallop where II wouit
do th. most aaud The Hube -.
Gently iaaued challenge "a fight
aus bail PLAYER ~ tne iraHues and
Il b. Thought be unl} wanted Ia uhe
pefine fnf a sHaffinH partner. but
Russ lihii couldn't FNNii that way
aud grabbed NictsfI vhen he
awunE on paflua Tho fine failaa 81
as matter II course Although
Vichria wnu. he though prflne bad
given him the wofat OF O. on balls
and strikes
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90 'eiaos. go 6zzD @GnD1aID
a 10 eofm.rse. ieeO0 eelaOo
GA TO- ccD bleaie@ @D @1sS o.
ca..as 10 ia.o zoe az. go t6nrs
The .eoos oss slO % o I % @a1G
a.t 10 o. o. G1O oD II 6s1tD s1AD
~ zorro o COO OD0e GnD
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
BY RIDER HAGGARD,

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
CHAPTER 1.-The opening scenes
OF the story are laid in England, to-
ward the close of the twelfth century
Rosamund Darcy, who is a niece Of
the eastern monarch, Salah-ed-din( Sal.
adin), and her two cousins. Goodwin and
Wulf, are surprised by body of armed
men, who desire to take Rosamund
the kidnappers. The latter mention
D'Arcys. The brethren are wounded.
H.-Sir Andrew Darcy, father oi
RoSamund, determines to knight his
nephews. III.-Godwin and Wolf aIe
knighted. Both are in love with Rosa.
mund. They receive Sir Andrew S
permission to ask Rosamund to choose
one of them. IV.-Rosamund tells
the brethren to wait two years for her
decision. Sir Andrew is visited by a
pilgrim with letter from Sal-ed-din.
The latter asks that Rosamund go to
Syria. He threatens to take her by
force if she will not go willingly. The
sultan has dreamed that through Rosa.
mund much bloodshed will be avoided.
V.-Rosamund refuses. Sir Andrew
tells the story of his marriage to the
sultan's sister, in the time of the war
in Syria. He was assisted to escape
from Syria by shiek named Al-je-b bal,
whose signet ring Sir Andrew still has.
Wulf goes to buy wine from stranded
merchant. VI.-At a feast the wine
merchant drugs Gudwin and Wulf and,
aided by a banu of Saracens, tries TO
seize Rosamund. He proclaims him
self the emir Hassan, sent b, Salah-ed-
din. Sir Andrew and Rosamund re-
sist. VII Sir Andrew is struck down
and RoSamund carried off. Goodwin
and Wulf awake to find their uncle dy-
ing ana their cousin gone. Before his
death Sir Andrew gives the brethren
Al-je-bals signet ring and tells them
to seek aid from him. VIII.-GO Goodwin
and Wulf. known as Peter and John,
come to Buriut in search Of Rosamund.
There they are led to an inn by a
woman, MaSOuda, who befriends them.
They tell her their errand. Masouda
tells the brethren she knows their real
names and warns them not to 90 TO Al
Ie-bal, who is also called Sinap. TX
Masouda aids the brethren to buy
horses and accompanies them on their
journey to Al-je-bal. Goodwin saves
her from lioneSS. Non board Has
sans ship Rosamund finds Lozelle. He
offers to wed her and save her from the
SaracenS. She refuses LoZelle be-
trays Rosamund and Hassan to Allie
bal.
At the head OF the terrace utter an
open and beautifully carved pavilion
of wood, stood two gigantic soldiers,