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The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-29

| will hang Kim from the highest win
dow in the Castle of Kernsberg, IL
ever l win back to mine own again.
my lady," said Werner, gently and
respectfully, your servant Won Lynar
bade me tell you that he would as
faithfully and loyalty take your place
now as he did on former OCCASION"
"Ah." said Joan, smiling wanly with
a quick change of mood, Il hope he
will be more ready to give up his
privileges on this occasion than on
that"
She was thinking of the Princess
Margaret and the heritage of trouble
upon which, as the Count Won Loen.
she had caused the Sparhawk to enter
Then a new thought seemed to
strike her.
But my nurse and my women-how
can he keep the imposture secret? He
may pass before the stupid eyes Of
men. But they"
"They have been sent out Of harms
way into Plassenburg. There is not
woman born Of woman in all the
Castle of Kernsberg!"
ACos huoCu JOdhy nave hhuOCu
been fairly cozened. gave that or
der also by the Danes advice. Well.
let him have his run. We will reeve
him a firm collar of hemp at the end
of it, and maybe for Werner Won Or
seln also. as a traitor alike to his
bread and his mistress Till then
hope you will both enjoy playing your
parts"
The chief captain bowed.
81 am content, my lady," he said rc-
| spectfully.
Now, good jailers ALL" cried Joan.
lead on. ] will follow Or would you
prefer to carry me with you hand
cuffed and chained? I will go with
you in what fashion seemeth good to
my masters!"
She paused and looked around the
| little goatherd's hut.
only" she said. nodding her head,
II warn you l will take my own time
and manner of coming back"
There was a deep silence as the
men drew their belts tighter and pre-
pared to mount and depart.
Ito be continued.)
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-29
THINK EARrH's CORE OF METAL
Explanation Of Scientists for the Diff
fering Density.

fering Density.
Is the middle of the earth made q
metal? Experiments on the gravitAr
tional attraction between small mas
es give US the means of determining
the average density of the earth. and
it has always been considered remark
able that the density thus found, FIVE.
and half times that of water, is far
higher than the mean density of the
rocks which constitute those parts of
the earth accessible to us. These lat
ter have not more than two and half
or three times the density of water;
1t does not seem probable that any
pressure in the interior, however.
great, could explain SO great differ
ence. 1t must be assumed that the
interior is made of a totally different
material from the outside. The great
density of the earth suggests that I'M
all probability its core is of a metallic
nature. 1t is significant that the me-
teorite, the only planetary bodies of
which we can examine the INTERIOR
are composed for the most part of
nickel iron. The inference becomes
almost irresistible that the iron bear
ing rocks are samples of the deep in
terror. which by a rare and exception
al chance have been extruded to the
surface by volcanic agency.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-29
HER FIGURE HER FORTUNE.
Womanly Vanity That Makes Fine
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1t was at a semi-Bohemian reeep-
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guest sat in a corner and asked cues
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and ex-wives and all the would-bes.
At length woman of middle age but
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well. who is she?" he asked. II
don't believe she does anything"
"oh. doesn't she? She makes lot
of money. Don't you notice what a
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The man admitted that he had OBJ.
served it.
Surely not an artists model" ne
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Not exactly. but she poses for the
figure at a fashionable photogra-
piers"
But not in the"
of course not. But you know lots
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lures In the magazines are sadly lack
ing In fine figures and especially
smooth necks and statuesque arms.
Hers are simply perfect and she
poses for the figure and the the
clever photographer fastens on the
other woman's head. and everybody
is delighted. Don't you ever tell.
though, for nobody is supposed TO
know. New York Sun.
Has Two Mons de Plume.
sioyiie Gabrielle Marie Antoinette
DE Riquette de Mirabeau, Countess de
Martell de Janville, writes under the
pseudonym of "Gyp" and illustrates
under that of Bob"
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Hand and carry her onl"
known in the town becomes known to
the enemy"
Maurice Won Lynar leaned forward
towards his chief captain and whis-
pered few words in his ear.
'Ah," he said, and nodded. Then,
after a pause for thought, he added,
THAT IS none so i'll thought on for
beardIess younker. / will think it
over. sleep on it. and tell you my opin-
ion tomorrow. At any rate" the
chief captain growled to himself, you
have a pretty part set for me. may
forthwith order my shroud. shall
never be able to face my lady again!"
The Duchess Joan was in high
spirits. 1t had been judged necessary.
in consultation with her chief officers.
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-29
CHAPTER KIN.
lo.n Stand. Within tier DANGER.

Joan St3No8 WttHin 7cF ban8c's
So soon as Werner Won Orseln re-
turned to Castle Kernsberg with news
of the forcing OF the ALA and the
overwhelming numbers OF the Musco.
yite hordes, the sad-eyed Duchess OF
Hohenstein became once more Joan
OF the Sword Hand.
The invading army must have num-
bcred thirty thousand, at least There
were. all told. about two thousand In
Kernsberg. Won Orseln, indeed. couid
easily have raised more. Nay, they
would have come In of themselves py
hundreds to fight for their Duchess.
but the little town could not 1eed
more.
When Werner Won OrselL and Peter
Balta met the invader at the fords OF
the ALA, Maurice Won Lynar and AIT
Pikker had remained with Joan. nomi-
nally to assist her dispositions, but
really to form check upon the I'M
petuosity of her temper
Now Won Orseln was back again.
The fords of the ALA were forced, and
the fighting strength of kernsperg
united itself in the Eagles Nest TO
make its final stand
Aloft on the highest ramparts there
was a terrace walk which the spar
hawk much affected. specially when ne
was on guard at night. 1t looked tow
ards the east, and from 1t the first
glimpse of the Courtlanders would be
obtained.
Presently the chief captains step
was heard on the stone turnpike.
"Ha, Sparhawk," he cried, this is
cold cheerl Why could we not have
talked comfortably in hall. with
beaker of mead at ones elbow?'
81 wanted to speak with you on
matter we cannot mention elsewhere
said Maurice Won Lynar.
"How long can we hold out If they
besiege us?"
1.-TWO months. certainly luck,
threel"
And what of the Duchess Ioan?'
persisted the young man.
.'Why, in the same time she Will be
dead or wed!" said Won Orseln, with
an affectation of carelessness easily
sem through.
I'VE must get her away to place
of safety" said the young man. Won
Orseln laughed.
Get her? Who would persuade or
compel our lady? Whittier would she
GOT Would she be safer there than
here? Would the Courtlander not find
out in twenty.four hours that there
was no Joan of the Sword Hand in
Kernsberg, and follow her trail?'
I'VE must persuade her-capture
her. compel her. If necessary Kerns-
berg cannot for long hold out against
both the Muscovite and the Court
lander"
What? Capture Joan of the Sword
Hand and carry her off? The mead
buzzes in the boys head. He grows
dotty with anxiety and too much hard
ale."
Won Orseln." said the youth, with
silNole earnestness, not needing his
taunts, II have thought deeply. see
no way out of 1t but this. Our lady
will eagerly go on reconnaissance II
you represent 1t as necessary. You
must take ten good men and ride
north. far north. even to the edges OF
the Baltic. to place know Of, which
none but and one other can find.
There, with few trusty fellows to
guard her, she will be safe till the
push of the times is over
But how" said Won Orseln, medi-
tating. will you prevent her absence
being known? The passage of SO
large party may easily be traced and
remembered. Though our folk are
true enough and loyal enough. sooner
or later what is known in the Castle
fa known In the town. and what is
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-29

Charles s. Francis of Troy. N. Y.
formerly American minister to
Greece, will succeed Bellamy Storer
as ambassador to Austria-Hungary.
His name was sent to the senate
March 10. He is the son of John M.
Francis. who was formerly ambassa-
dor to Austria and who served three
years as minister at Athens. Mr..
The Elbert County tribune., 1906-03-29
NAME SUCCESSOR FOR wlTrE.

Gossips Already Have Picked New
Leader for Russia.
The rumor that Count de witte is
about to resign names A. n. Kokov-
soft, former minister of finance. as his
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the cruel hearted hunter made her
tumble a corpse over the body of her
chiid. You say that was sad. You
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Spiritual Water Brooke.
Thus. my friends, you find two sym.
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vine water brooks and consequently be.
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brooks. so panteth my soul after thee.
o God?"
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