Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-02-15

DING executed. but you counted
ee'S, Jealous eye OF love. You can
fcut wv vi; and your honor and perhaps
youiss but the conditions are
prt PILL time there can be no trifling.
lni 20 treat me fairly. God help
snt w refuse. Give me the answer
and your secret Is safe. 1 WIN
Sd. ,ou with my life. At IL O'Clock l
w. TO see you. have In my
co document that will influence
essson will do we'll to keep a close
!, until you have seen this paper.
!, alarming note was all that was
"a m restore fire to the tagging
- the American girl. Its effect
,ocidedly contrary to that which
NV must have anticipated. In
~ collapsing, Beverly sprang to
,,ot with energy and life in every
Her eyes were flashing brightly,
Nv nuivering with the sensations
battle.
ho+ awful old wretchw she cried,
mt Fanny's amazement. He is
moonest human being in all the
"A Rut he's making the mistake of
nfe isn't he, Aunt Fanny? Oh, Of
"a Won don't know what it is, so
- mind. We've got surprise for
I'll see him at II O'Clock, and
H. She smiled quite benignly at
/ ,borrbt Of what she was going to
to him. Beverly felt very secure
no shadow of the princess.
clatter of horses hoofs on the pa
ground drew her to the balcony.
Al she saw brought joy to her
4 Lorry and Anguish, muddy and
ereled, were dismounting before
castle.
Al this is Joy! Now there are three
4 Americaf1s here. I'm not afraid"
said bravely. Aunt Fanny nodded
head in approval, although she did
know what it was all about. Curl
more than alarm made Beverly
er to see the document which old
Hank held In reserve for her. She
ermIned to meet him at IL.
message from the princess an
heed the unexpected return Of the
Americans. She said they were Ito
Harry Anguish's own expresslan)
lstly near starvation" and cIamor-
lar substantial breakfasts, Beverly
urged to join them and to hear
latest news from the frontier.
bry and Anguish We're full Of the
tement on which they had lived for
ky hours. They had found evidence
Saids by the Dawsbergen scouts and
even caught sight Of a small band
Eeeing horsemen. LOrry reluctantly
titted that Gabriels army seemed
to him and that there was small
Of conflict being averted, as he
surmised, through the detection Of
people. He was surprised, but not
|hayed, when Yetive told him certain
lions Of the story in regard to Mar
b; and, by no means averse to see
/ the old man relegated to the back
|und, heartily indorsed the step TAX
| by his wife. He was fair enough,
Eeyer, to promise the general a
)nce to speak in his own defense IL
so desired He had this in view
|en he requested Marlanx to come to
castle at IL o'clock for consulta-
fGabriel is devotlng most of his ener-
now to hunting that poor Dantan
; bis grave" said Anguish. 81 be-
Pc he'd rather kill his half brother
p conquer Graustark. Why, the in
)nan monster has set himself to the
\ Of celebrating everything that re-
Fds him of Dantan. We learned
N spies down there that he Issued
order for the death of Dantan's sis
a pretty young thing named Can
p because he believed she was Sc
Fty aiding her fugitive brother. She
Paped from the palace in Serros a
(ek ago, aud no one knows what has
fome of her. There's a report that
/ was actually killed and that the
|fy Of her fight is Il mere blind on
part Of Gabriel"
| he would do anythingr cried Ye-
f. Poor child! They say she ia
+ her English mother and is charm
B.
That would set Gabriel against her,
Iancy' went on Anguish. And, by
way, Miss Calhoun, we heard some.
|ag definite about your friend, Prince
InIan. 1t is pretty well settled that
Snt BaldOs of the guard. Dantan
Fs seen two days ago by Captain
insloSS' men. He was in the DAVIS
Tgen pass, and they talked with him
p his men. There was no mistake
\ time. The poor, half starved chap
lieSsed TO being the prince and beg
\ for food for himself and his fol-
Fers."
r tried to fud him and, failing in
", left word in the pass that if he
Oull but cast his lot with us in this
OaDle We soon would restore him to
; hrone," said Lorry. "IIe may ac-
pt and We shall have him turning
mere some day hungry for revenge.
ID now, my dear Beverly, how are
u progressing with the excellent
ildos, of whom we cannot make a
lnce no matter how hard we tryF'
beverly and the princess exchanged
inces In which CONSERVATION was diff
ut 10 conceal 1t was clear TO Bev-