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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Dragged to Death.

Excessive use of drugs is the cause
of death of 20 per e of the popula-
tion of Austria, according to official
statistics, while IA per cent of The
medical profession in that country die
of heart disease,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
..Metuchcn Inn Case Pending.

The case in which the right to use
the title of ''Metuchen Inn" is at
stake, which was up before Vice
Chancellor Pitney in Chancery Cham
bers at Newark Tuesday afternoon,
as told in the NEWS, is off until Sep
TENDER a. 1t is in the action of
Busch against Gross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

According to the English who's
Who" no fewer than 1856 Smiths are
known to fame. OF course. everybody
knows John, and will be glad that his
merits are acknowledged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Longest Story.

An advertiser in a London paper
says he has immediate use for a 'sen-
sational serial which must consist of
about 1000, 900 words. The longest
novel, so far, is said to be George
Eliot's "Middlemarch," which contains
nearly $4,000 words.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

Though he burst into boistcrous laughter,
When asked If he was a graughter,
And told the man with the rake
He had made some mistake,
He shuddered Immediately aughter.
Puck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

The doctors used to bleed mankind.
For every i'll Athat they could find,
But now they're wiser, said one to
me,
And give instead Rocky Mountain
Tea.
Sections drug shore, 70 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Fell from Pyramid.

An English woman named Mrs. Ken
way had a unique accident in Egypt
recently. She fell from the top of one
of the pyramids. She was seriously
hurt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Cutlery
SilverWare
Soaps


Do,t Miss these August Sale oPeeiais
norors Nickel Silver Table
20 and Torks-h dozen..'..''''' 40
Il 10 Rogers silver Plate Dinner o.
Kniyes-h dozen........'''''''''' 80"
10 ct. Rogers Gravy Ladies and "a
Berry Spoons
To blesnoons and Forks-h dozen.'.. .o4
70 ct. Rogers Nickel Teaspoons 90
n. 25 Dinner Knlves-fancy handles co
90 :. stao, sc,ssors-6 to 7 inch..... 30
10 ct. Kitchen ~nives-Frenc sty'e' l.
s ct. Palmetto Soaps-all kinds.''''' ~
b4 ct. Babeskin Soaps cakes for'.. 10
I ct. Transparent Glycerine-
Erlb. bar
20 ct. CASTLE Soap-3lD. Dar'''''' 'Ao
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Puzzle.

A cadet said. "If X means unknown
Why, we'll just have the greatest tx.
We will puzzle the col,
With riddles iDfol.,
Concerning the greatest gx."
Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Era of Doing.

Louisville children were given a
holiday and 300, 900 packages of flow
er seeds to plant. That is an idea
for a city beautiful much more sub
stantial than several thousand yards
of talk.-Chicago Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Heaviest Inheritance Tag.

Tommy-What is an inheritance
tax?
Pa-It is when your mother blames
all your faults on men. Y. Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Cleveland Climbs.

San Francisco wa one of the two
cities which were passed by Cleveland
in the decade from 1890 to 1900. Gin
cinnati was the other.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Largest Cities.

Buenos Ayres is the largest city
south of the equator. Rio de Janeirc
zones next, while Sydney, N. S. w, is
third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
OBITUARY.
Mrs. ELLA q. HUFFMAN.

Many friends in this city mourn
the death of Mrs. ella G.. Herman,
widow of John J.. Herman, of Brook
lyn. at Green's Farms, Conn, yester-
day. Mrs. Herman frequently visited
here. Mrs. w. H. Mccormick, of
High street, has been at Green's
Farms. which was Mrs. Kiernan's
summer homes for a few days past.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF
GOODS BOUGHT FRIDAY

q All goods bought Friday win be de- q
Ilvered Friday or Saturday. according -
our regular r~outine-drivers and wasoa
bors receiving a holiday during the week
to make up for Saturday (which otheg
employees getl- 4
This insures customers fsiilHA
receiving. goods promptly iThsGA
as per schedule, III
same as II our stores were open. III
and aN
deprlyes no employe Of a holiday. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
nc Euenlna struunIa,

'Tis sad to see young Newlywed
Each evening as he 1abors
TO try and make his little lawn
Look better than his neIehbors.
Judge.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Hand Harvesting.

Two-thirds of the hay and grain in
Germany is still harvested by hand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Friday Prices
for
Quick Clearance

* o. French Net Bed Sets
fuii size--Renaissance centrepieeeG
festooned valance. ""'oo
ca no Point Arabic Curtains
s% yds. %long-12 styles.........-.I.4O
81 40 Robblnet Curtains-Battenberg
Inserting and e1ge..........-.''." us
se.gs Irish Point Lace Curtains. .O.0S
$500 Armure Damask Portieres-
Tapestry borders, '%'0S
20 ct. Russian Crepes-5o inch....- 10
40 Ct. Oriental Drapery and
KfmOno Silks. s@f
so ct. Mercerized Damasks-5o Inch .0O
10 ct. French Net Curtainings.. lin
sample Corners Real Lace Curtains 81.
IA yds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '7o
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
People in Peru.

Peru has less than seven persons to
the square mile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

BIRTHDAY A-NNTVERsARY.

Helen Rielley, The petite daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. f. Rielley, of Rec
tor street, observed her birthday an
niversary today and was assisted by
Ruth Weaver, Wilfred and Watson
tombstone and John and Walter
Rielley and Eugene and John Mem
ger, of Railway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

Jenny.-Treatment for pimples
and blackheads calls for absolute
cleanliness. Pimples show that the
Ibody is absorbing poisonous sub
stances and needs HOLSTERS ROCKY
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets "
Sections drug store, 20 Smith
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
People in Persia.

Persia has a population of 5000. 900
with an area of 62S. O0e square miles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
sHEETINGS at Special Prices.
Three MelEknoMn makes =:
DON'T Miss these Aueust Sale Spec

DON'T Miss these August Sale Specials
S3.0S Full size Double Blankets
wool and cotton mixed
Whlte nnd Lac
s5.0s to SS.0S-full slze-strictly all wool
White, Red. Gray and rich Plnlds. BIDS
S4.9S Full Double Bed Blankets
heavy white Ohio wool. ........... IDS
ES.0s White California Wool Blankets
Full Double Bed Size
strictly all 4.OS
RO ct. Heavy White Cotton Fleece
Baby Blankets-plnk and blue
boruers-palr -%.l
50 ct. Crochet spreads-fuil ~size.... so
k1.50 Spreads-full ~size-knot fringe. .O2
k2.9s MarseIlles Spreads-full size. lbs
S1.25 Fancy Silkoline Comforts. .... 10
e2.49 Sateen and Silkoline .........1.7O
S3.9S Comfortables-Sateen border. Pos
FEATHER PILLOWS-odorless-
Herringbone ticking-feather proof
9S ct. Pillows... .20x2S. ......... 40
, S1.10 Pillows. .22x2S. ......... ga
$40 Pillows 80. .24x30. ......... IA
SLIGO Pillows. .2ex3o. ......... 80
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
omcial T-ntsilioenca.

'The post ONCE ANNOUNCES a Kan
q postmaster. sshas been poved from
where It was 70 where It e now.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

a great writer forecasts the person
who watches the ads. day BY day IN
his phrase A snupperznp Of unconz'
sIdefed 1rtles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Dress Goods Quick clearancs

S1.25 Black Taffetas and
Peau de Solcs-3G inches WIDE. .0S
OS ct. Black Peau de Soies-27 inch. 10
90 and 0S ct. Fancy Taffetas-
Fig'd. checked and hair lines..... 40
"a lnch-now ........--........s .30
80 ct. Satin Flg'd Pongees-yd. wide ID
60c. Imported Black JPanamas.. -. 10
$1.1s Imported Silk Wool Plalds.. So
40 ct. Imported Albatross ........ 20
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
FlanneIs
White Goods
Table Scarfs

Don't Miss these August Sale Specials
q ct. ward wide Cambrics-bleached "a
and finished by Lonsdale Co... OA
1914 ct. Linen Finish sultinss.... O&
S1.1e Long Cloth-yard wide -
IL yard piece. go
1914 ct. Fanc Lace Stripe Lawns. "a
90 ct. Mercerlzed waistings.. -. III
10 RI india Linons-40 inches wide IL
81. 20 Applique Scarfs-2Ox54-
II. s. and scalloped ends
also 80 Inch Shams. '0o
Al. o 8 Hand Made Renaissance scarfs---o
20x54-8 pc. linen centres. '',.''.1. %
GO ct. Union Linen II. S, scarfs
md Shams-scarfs 20x54-
shams 3Ox30.
40 ~. All Wool Imported Novelty
Waistlngs-Plalds. checks. etc.,. .O0
40 q. Fine White SILK Emb'd Ballard -
vale Flanneis-H. S. and scallops.. 40
oH ct. Heavy white Canton and c-
Domet Flannels. oH
40 r. Fine Wool Elderdown-
ali the best shades. ........... .&J
MN Remnants of Fine White Wool Baby
Fianneis less than wholesale prices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

"How many fish have you caught,
Jimmy?"
"Oh, ! couldn't count EN-"
Little imp! l don't believe you've
caught any"
That's why l can't count en-"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

You are not properly looking out
for Number One" unless you watch
the classified advertisements closely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23

Yard wide Musllns--
Bleached-worth S.............. 0B
JJnbleached-worth 7N .......... AS
Limit-20 yards.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Ribbons Friday Prices /,
Handkfs for E.
etc. Quick Clearancs

IA ct. Ribbons-Plain and liberty
Satin Taffetas-3 to By inch--... Bi
II ct. Rlbbons-3K to 4 inch -. .121hsi
81 ct. Ribbons to AN inch -. .15i
% to 80 ct. Taffetas and Dresdens. 10
~ ct. Women's Emb'd and Lace Trim'd
Hdkfs.-also Half Mourning Styles. ~
10 ct. Mems and Women's All
Linen II. s. Hdkfs- .............
90 ct. Cold Cut Bead Necklaces. 81
20 ct. Emb'd Wash Belts......,. .16
80 ct. Gilt Florentlne Frames. -. 70
$500 Seal and Morocco ,Bags-+
leather lined-dtted. ..-...- 3 .8S
$1.49 Black Seal Leather Chatelaipe
Bags-chamols lined ........... 81
so ct. Cloth finish stint ionery-box or
100 sheets and 100 IN Welopes.... 20
90 ct. Writings French Dlmity-
Q sizes-24 sheets and "a envelopes .4T
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
White Waistsl Friday Prices /
Corsets for !
Petticodts JQuick C~learancc

$1.24 women's Black sateen Skirts. .09|
0S ct. acknowledgements
and Percaie. go;
$40 Black SILK Pctticoats-extra slze-|
deep fare founce with shirring.. ss.DSi
$40 White Batiste Waists...... 2.0Sl
$5.0s White Batistc Waists 49,. 3.O8s
sos White Batiste Waists. ..... 4.O8s
$1.00 and $1.25 Corsets-Cputii and
Batiste-medium and high bust
with and without garters Il. 1895. .68i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
Friday Cost
Clearance Off Does Not
Boys Wear ,Count Now

Youths Fine slpts-17 to 20 years
were
We're 1l-Jo-
Were S9.9S. -r.s."......-.....4.3<Sf
$3.0S Youths Peg Top Trousers -. .1.0S{
Boys Wash Suits-Russian, - 4
Sailor and Norfolk l
Were $1.29 and 81 Lao. ........ GIT
Were SLIGO and 81 .9s. ......... .OHl
Were $2.9S and $3.9s. .AAi
Norfolk and 9ouble-Breasted Suits -
Cheviots, Tweeds, Homespuns, Wors-l
teds and Sere.es-S to 16 yrs
Were $3.0S- 1.0SlWere $5.9s....3.9SI
Were $4.0S. 2.OS Were ST. o ...4,98i
Were $9.9S-......5 SOS I
Mems and Bows Bathing Suits
were go to .$2.49.....,. 80 to 1.40t
Boys Shirts
were 40 to i$1.25......... 10 to .00i
Boys Waists, and Blouses-
were 40 to Sl.20...-...c.s 10 to .70l
Boys and Youths Washable Vests
Pique, Duck and Madras
were $1.25 to- S225....... go to 1.19l
BOYS Washable Iats and Caps
all sizes-were\ 40 to .G9........ .11i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-08-23
with
PRICES

Don't Miss these August Sale Specials
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
More Beer,
Less Strong Drink
TEMPERANCE Workers See signs OF Pro-
gress IN Increased Sales Of Beer


Aet.v" temperance workers say the
IrttF increased consumption OF beer
lr t..s country IS good Sign of mo
Hf'~e toward real temperance Il shows
A,fr. a hefithfHi beverage is faSf
,tNHS tae place Of strong alcoholic
Superintendent Williamson. OF the
Gnu Saloon League. one ~ the best
,... 'i''iaire WORKERS. says the
herr does NOT show any falling off il,
T. nei tn'@ sentiment. Indeed. il is
i "f more real Temperance sentiment
l-trrt leWco bv "a Cleveland newsoare-
Snpt Williamson said:
,..t IS iso d iog o5s true that there have
-'' ','-"'p more gallons Of beer
,-Ni-ed during the past wear than ayer
I'i"Ie There is steady decrease fr
me consumption ~ spirituous LIQUORS s,,..t.
as brandy. whlskev and Win. a.,
,'"'t'i,H 10 rllnk moro malt liquors. such
,.t' ,r decrease is doubtless AS
i ts IN I"e one as is the increase
yerance sentiment had sucb a 80. 80
grip on The people. ] do not think there
consumption has jumped ., '''e Deer
Supt Williamson takes the logi.ar
View. for statistics prove that when !,
more beer it drinks less liquor iii.
IS important because beer is bene0cis.
70 the health. a nutritious and Strength
e9ing iood drink The small percentago
three per cent. in Pabst Blue Ribbo,
Beer. aids the digestion and ia sfin,n
latng bur not Intoxicating
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer is the most
refreshing temperance drink IL g..
hrnwcd from the best ingredients THAI
money can buy or skill produce Pals.
exclusive eight-day malt choicest i'm
ported hops. pure water and brewed s,
absolute cleanliness. II is the mos
Wholesome beer because Pabst EXCLUSIVE
cicht-day malt is produced from the
host barley hy q natural process Of de
Nciopmcnt instead ~ by the Quici
cheap process used in many breweries
ana thus retains AN the food value of IT,.
marley iu prediEcstcd form.
Richest IN food strength best 20 o..
taste. most hcaithful and always pun
Rnd clean Pahst Blue Ribon Beer is ais
lowest in percentage ~ alcohol -th
f""r fo- 'hc homo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

While You Work!

That Sounds paradoxical. bat the rea-
souiug is correct
Rest signifies comfort" and there's
comfort ia working with "a clear brain.
scious power 20 edo things" and still
have a lot os thought and energy stored
zap for more work.
TO be in fashion nowadays. one must
be able 90 90 something We'll that pee
Quires strenuous activity and correctly
Thought ont plans
The gentlemen oc leisure" belong to
former era--not BOO demand in this
country at the present time The mod
ern gentlemen IS "doer not mere
'looker-ou"
individuals differ i'm their ability to
plan 20 execute. but human energy U.s.
largely derived from food. And that
food is hest which supplies all tile lee
qWrements with the least expenditure of
bodily digestive EFFORT TO convert it
into action.
Grapc-Nuts. the product Of food
experts experiments and practical apple
cation during many years. contains the
heterogeneous elements Of field grains
(wheat and barley that repair tissue
waste. This waste is greater or less in
accordance with the activity Of the in-
dividual
&c contains also the carbohydrates. or
starch clement changed iu making
Grape Nuts. into soluble sugar for abb
sorption into the blood stream). which
the vital forces convert into energy
Il contains. also. the highly important
phosphate ~ potash which the system
Celebrates. hy combining with albumen.
into tho delicate gray matter of brain
and nerve centres. Where Crane Nuts
forms the basis ~ food the digestive
organs do their work easily ana nat
urtly. converting food into stored I'M
D. ut tF.... .frta~
feet repair then they rest. while this
energy IS at the command OF the .udi-
Nidual TO work with in comfort-the rest
Of wholesome activity Then docs The
work count Read the little book i'm
pkgs. of Grape Nuts, The Road TO
MELVILLE"
There's = reason
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Still in Virginia

r.e government has succeeded in cap.
TURING tar King Of the MoonshineTs''
down .n Virginia. but there are stm
Thought to be- % few tWo-spots at large
Wasll1I.on Herald.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

PABST BREWING co. Phone 3s6
Marshall and Hancock Streets
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
@HEN ORDERING ASK FOR PABsT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Not the End of Their Story.

mail clerks story. The life Insurance
companies characterize him as an extra
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Children's Coats

cHiL0REN's WHITE eEARsKiN COATS, st.ss
2 to s. special for S2.as
cHILOREN's COATS, solid oolors and fancy --sv
mixtures with velvet trimmings. for Ss.as
CHILOREN's SOLID RED COATS, with black
bear collar and cuffs. for s4.os.
cHILOREN's COATS. IN crushed velvet squirrel
chinchiIa for s5.es.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

work count Read the little book in
pkgs. of Grape-Nuts. The Road to
MELVILLE"
There's = reason
The National tribune., 1906-10-25

hnally. gives ht1a rheumatios, II II b
GODS will that he lives. Also I M
round my body,La length Of thin but
stout cord. and did not forget INV lad.
der. /. startling after sapt. took q short.
er route, lskirtine the town to the left.
the forest at about half past 12 7 t,ed
my horse up in q thick clump of treas
leaving the revolver in its pocket In the
saddle-it would be no use t. me-and
Iaduer IN hand, made my way to the
edge OF the moat. Here 1 unwound
my rope from about my waist, bound II
securely round the trunk of a tree ON
the bank and slet myself down. The
castle clock struck a quarter to as I
lelt the watefouneer me and began to
SWIM round the keep. pushing the lad
ae[ peIore me- and hugging the castle
wall. Thus voyasing, came to my old
friend. Jacobs ladder" and felt the
ieuse OIL masonry under me. 1 crouched
Gown IN the shadow of the great pipe
l tried to stir it. but 1t was quite i'm
movable-and waited. remember that
my predominant feeling was neither
anxiety for the King nor longing for
Flavla. but an intense desire to SIN oke;
and this craving, of course, l could not
crafty.
The drawbridge was still in its place.
1 saw its airy. light framework above
me. some 10 yards to my right as 7
crouched with my back against the wall
of the Kings cell. l made out a win
dow two yards my side of it and nearly
on the same level. That, If Johann
spoke true, must belong to the Dukes
apartments; and on the other side. in
about the same relative position, must
be Nine. de Mauban's window. Women
are careless, forgetful creatures. I pray-
ed that she might not forget that she
was to be the victim of a brutal at
tempt at 2 o'clock precisely. I was
rather amused at the part / had as
signed to my young friend, Rupert
Hentzau. but 1 owed him stroke-for.
even as l sat, my shoulder ached where
he had, with an audacity that seemed
half to hide his treachery, struck at
me. in sight of all my friends, on the
terrace at Tarlenheim.
Suddenly the Dukes window grew
bright The shutters We're not closed,
and the interior became partially visible
to me as l cautiously raised myself till
stood on tiptoe. Thus placed, my
range of sight embraced a yard or more
inside the window. while the radius of
The National tribune., 1906-10-25

light did not reach ne. The window
was nung open and some one looked
out. ! marked Antoinette de Mauban's
graceful figure. and though her face was
In shadow. the fine outline of her head
was revealed against the light behind.
] loneed to cry softly "Remember!" but
1 dared not-and happily, for a mo-
ment later man came UP and stood by
her. He tried to put his arm round her
waist, but with swift motion She
| sprang away and leaned against the
shutter, her profile toward me. made
out who the newcomer vas; 1t was
young Rupert. A low laugh from him
made me sure, as he leaned forward,
stretching out his hand toward her
Gently, gently!" murmured.
You're too soon, my boy!"
His head was close to hers. I sup
pose he whispered to her, for 1 saw
her point to the moat. and I heard her
say In slow and distinct tones:
Il had rather throw myself out of
this windowi"
He came close up to the window and
looked out.
TT looks cold" said he. Come, An
toinette. are you serious?"
She made no answer, so far as I
heard; and he. shifting his hand petu-
lantly on the window sill. went on in
the voice of some spoilt child:
Hang Black Michael, Isn't the
Princess enough for him? Is he to have
everything? What the devil do you see
in Black Michael?"
'If 1 told him what you say" she
began.
We'll, tell him." said Rupert care
lessly: and, catching her off her guard,
he sprang forward and kissed her,
laughing, and crying, There's some-
thing to tell him.
If I had kept my revolver with me
should have been very sorely tempt
ed. Being spared the temptation,
merely added this new score to his ac-
count.
Though. faith" said Rupert. "ft's
little he cares. He's mad about the
Princess, you know. He talks of moth
ing but cutting the play-actor's throat"
Didn't he. indeed?
And if I do it for him what do YOU
think he's promised me?"
The unhappy woman raised her hands
above her head, in prayer or in de-
spair.
But I detest waiting" said Rupert;
and I saw that he was about to lay his
The National tribune., 1906-10-25

hand on her again. when there was q
noise of q door in the room opening
and harsh voice cried:
what are YOU doing here, sir?"
Rupert turned his back to the win.
dow. bowed low. and said in his loud
merry tones:
"Apologizing for your absence, sir
Could I leave the lady aIone?"
The newcomer must be Black Mi
chael. / saw him directly. as he ad.
vanced toward the window. He caught
young Rupert by the arm.
''The moat would hold more than the
Kingi" said he, with a significant ges.
ture.
Does your Highness threaten me -
asked Rupert.
"a threat is more warning than mos
men get from me"
Yet" observed Rupert. "Rudolt
Rassendyll has been much threatened
and yet lives
Am 1 in fault because my servants
bungle?" asked Michael scornfully.
Your Highness has run no risk oi
bunglingi" sneered Rupert.
1t was telling the Duke that he
shirked danger as plain as ever l have
heard man told. Black Michael had
self-control. / dare say he scowled-it
was great regret to me that I could
not see their faces better-but his voice
was even and calm as he answered:
Enough, enough We mustn't quar-
rel, Rupert. Are Detchard and Ber-
sonin at their posts?"
They are. sir"
II need you no more"
Nay, I'm not oppressed with ia.
tigue." said Rupert.
pray, sir, leave u.s." said Michael
more impatiently. I'm 10 minutes the
drawbridge will be drawn back, and ]
presume you have no wish to swim to
your bed"
Ruperts figure disappeared. I heard
the door open and shut again. Michael
and Antoinette de Mauban were left to-
gether. To my chagrin the Duke laid
his hand on the window and closed It
He stood talking to Antoinette for q
moment or two. She shook her head
and he turned impatiently away. She
left the window. The door sounded
again. and Black Michael closed the
shutters.
DE Gautet, De Gautet, man. sound
ed from the drawbridge. Unless you
want bath before your bed. come
along!"