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New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Louis Schrag has leased for the estate OF Or.
Adolph Rupp the private dwelling house No $50
West 34th st. TO Messrs- hoop & Meakin for a
term OF years; also the private dwelling house No.
l46 West 22d 81. for Mrs. Agnes Lynch TO Edward
T. Foley
Plans have been filed for alterations 20 No 1s2
William The building Is TO be remodelled
throughout for the New York -'Staats-Zeitung.'
the new owner. The cost is estimated at $4,000.
Alfred L. NJ Bullowa sold for the various owners
Nos Jos and 10 Charlton old buildings. on plot
irregular, adjoining the southeast corner
Of Greenwich
Louis j Jaco-es sold the plot 679xloox irregular.
on the south side of 18TH ST. 80 feet west of Mad-
son ave.
The Acropolis Realty Company sold for George
u F-ighm;e to Hermann Wronkow Nos 127 and 129
Kes: l251h ST. two FIVE story buildings. on plot
sgxssll feet.
FIVE story hstholse on lot 1s9x100 feet
A NJ Ffschei sold TO Samuel Fink No. aH2 TO
2as ID ave. three four story fathouses. on plot
75x75 feet.
Nechols & Blumenstock sold TO William H. Rry-
ant Nos so ard $50 West 45th st, two four story
tenement houses. plot 50xlco5 feet.
Edward G L. Doerffel sold the northeast corner
of Kingsbrfdge Road and Digney ave. to an inves-
Mary Flynn sold 10 Mrs. L. Lacost TWO lots at
aves.
Joserh s AcHer sold the lot. 25x1oo feet. south
side Of post st. 100 feet east of Newell ave.
Clarence Eggenspieler sold No 241 East 2O2d
St a family house
A Shatzkin & Sons sold 20 Harry Baunlan plot.
70GEl14 feet south side Of 230th st. lo5 feet west
of 6th ave-; also 70 Giuseppe Previti lot, 25xie0
feet north side Of 214th st. between 6th and I'll
den aves; also a lot. 25x1o0 feet. north side OF
path St between 6th and Tilden aves. and TO
feet south side of 2lsth ST. between 6th and Til
den aVeS
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

Destination and Close m New York
Hawaii, japan, C'orea, China and Phil
ippine Islands via san Franoisco)-
Australia teKcept Westi. Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia (via Vancouver and Vic
tcrfa, Il Cl-Meauka Aug H. 6oo m
japan, Corea and China Especially
dressed only)-Kumertc Aug L. 500 m
Islands Wa seatii@1-Hioiun Marn Aug 10 500 IT,
Hawaii co)-Alan.eda.. Aug 19 600 IN
Hawaii. Japan. CCrea. China and Phil
iTIine Islands CVia san Francisco
New Zealand. Australia except Vest.
and New Caledonia via san Fran
ciscol-FTorerC 600 m
IF India anu NINA Aug 20 900 m
Hawaii. Guam Philippine Islands
tvta san FTsrCscol-U : transport Aug 81 600 IN
Tahiti ard Msrquesas Islands via San
FranCisco)-M2r osa Sept o. hoo III
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
COBALT STOCKS.
Citations.

rIyrIFc PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by
l God. Free and Independent. to
clara : English, NJ StOiber and Louis l..
Jt.spes anciary executors. etc, OF Gusavus II.
deceased. Louis Stober executor of the
iosf viii and Of H S.obeT deceased:
anna H StofbeT. deceased; Louisa Fallcnbacher.
,tnar,es Iepper Josef Stober Martha Bohn Peter
StoI,er Rosa Kari Fanny Gast Lena Stoiber. as
,,,riy &c of Edward Stoiber. deceased the Union
srr,,.r Company of New York. substituted trustee
,,nde- the Felix Stoiber deceased for Clara S
English; Wosef and Clara : English, legatecs
ana only heirs and of kin of Anna II.
stoibar all interested I'm the
estate Of Felix Soiber. late Of the County Of New
work deceased creditors, legatees next Of kin
Otherwise send greeting: You and each of you
hereby cited required personally TO be and
t,arore Surrogate of the County OF New York at
,be Surroeates said held the Hall
Sav of September. 1897. at half past o'clock
forsnoou of that dav. then and there attend a
Of the account OF proceedings or
Iouts Stoher Adoiphus II. Stober executors OF
,e last will and Of said deceased: and such
o. YOU hereby cited under the OF
,vvenfv-one required 10y
Guardian IL have
spnear and apply he appointed. in the
etent of your neglect failure do a guardian
will be appointed by the Surrogate represent and
YOU the proceeding In testimony whereof
We hav. caused seal of the Surrogates Court OF
the New York to be hereunto affixed
witness Hon. FRANK T. FITZGERALD, a Surro-
r. 81 New York the 18th day Of July. in the
year OF Lord thousand nine hun
d-.a and seven DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
cierE of the Surrogates' Court.
ASA A SPEAR. Attorney for Executors, 40 Wall
New York Ga
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Citations.

rINHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
l. 10y of God tree ana independent.-To
I Il. Adophus @. Austin, L.
Harriet +. a. George. Einor Elmer, benjamin G.
Austin Austin. the heirs and OF kin OF
Co-nea Austin deceased. send greeting Whereas. Lewis
b. of City of Honkers. has lately applied TO
the Surrogates Court of our County of New York.
hav a instrument In writing codlcil
1ea b1th ed
as tn. Testament of Cornelia Austin late
New Jersey deceased
YOU and each you cited appear the sur
fogate of County OF New York, his office In
County Of New York: on The 29th day of August.
hundred and half-pa O'Clock
in Of that day then aud there
of VIII And n
or YOU hereby the of
twenty-one years. required appear your
II have o appear md
apply for be appointed. IN event of your
failure do guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate to represent and act for you in the
In Testimony Whereof. We have OF h.
Surrogate's Court o New
RI. : be hereunto affixed. Witness.
Frank T Fitzgerald. a Surrogate our said
County New York, said County the 26th day OF
June year Of Lord Thousand hundred
and
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEY.
Ciosx OF the Sargogates
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
DRY WEATHER HURTS NEW ENGLAND.

Boston. Aug b--Ihe lack OF hesEy falIs IN tIi-
course Of the present season. while il is boon 70
the summer resort prcprietors Of New England. IS
seriously affecting the potato and corn crops Inc
long continued drouth has also been reported rs
causing a shortage in the milk supply greater than
* usually reported the summer season The
few showers of last month only slightly soaked the
.,,rface Names potato corn crops have already
suffered considerably and unless at least two days
continued rain the seasons growth
may receive irreparable injury. Farmers in many
1,aces have already raised the price of milk and
others have announced their intention Of doing 50
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
REFUSE SILK WORKERS DEMANDS.

Scranton Penn Aug. cat a conference Of
REPRESENTATIVES Of more than forty silk mills IN
vactawarna and Luzerne counties here yesterday
q, ,-ae unanimously agreed that il would be i'm
,,ossfhIe 20 grant a shorter workday 10 silk work
ers Several hundred of the operatives. most OF
whom are girls. started strike several weeks ago
g. ay ai1l7t hour dav. They work hours
Their demand was refused, and the movement
srread TO other mills. More than five thousand
rersons are strike Some OF the mills are
,.,I,,nz 10 compromise and grant their employees
nine hour day.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
REAL ESTATE DOINGS.
EFYERSEDE PLOT SOLD.
Morningside Builders Get Loan for
Big 4 partment House.

Another large apartment house Of the best type
viii ne built on the crest of Mornngsde Heights.
Tscot, axal-od-s West Side Construction Company
obtained a building of s233-eo0 yesterday from
Tho CITY Real Estate Company TO erect an elevator
apartment house on the northwest corner AT MORN
s.1side avenue West and 11sth street. The plot is
lao l1xl5A II is I'm Columbia University section
Archibald 6 Iloomis transferred to George l.
zs-,ilsop No 324 Riverside Drive 2lXlo0 Mr.. Loomis
,ras ,ice-nresident Of the National City Bank he
ayes al No 149 Riverside Drive Mr.. Wilson rep
resen.s w r. Hearst. who VIII huild mansion on
the adjoining souti. corner. at 105th street
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
SALES YESTERDAY BY j. p DAY.

The following transactions took place yesterday
al the Eesey st. rooms
BY Joseph p Day: 55th st. south side, 70 rect
eas. of 18th ave- 2xIoo5 feet five story brick tene-
rnert house and store; withdrawn oAth 81 No
752 ro Ia north side, feet Of Amsterdam
ave szxleo5 feet. three four story stone 'front.'
,5u cling houses: adjourned 10 August 1S Slst St
Nn Ia north side 3a5 feet west of Columbus ave,
e 10s1n5 feet four story stone front dwelling
house; withdrawn. Brook ave. No 1887 10 l5f'.
west side 80 feet south Of Anna Place, lSoXEe zee
three six story brick houses; in Nos lSl and
lS4S: adjourned TO August %.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
OPPOSED PARCELS POST.

Ecrnira. " Y, Aug. e-The principal feature OF
,odav's session OF the New York State Retail Gro
GERS Associations annual colscntion, which is
being held here this week, the address of John
w Greene OF Cleveland secretary OF the National
Association Of Retail Grocers and former president
Of the organization. Mr.. Greene attacked the mail
order houses and the wholesalers who combine 10
force ont the retail merchants He suggested an
anoeal 70 President Roosevelt 20 assist in de-
<eating the proposed parcels post legislation which
would greatly affect the retail grocers
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Pearl St 446 Il s. q HaEue . Tor
& SIX st'5E ~ o5lSk gI5,,ect ,ec 'A'o ~ sae 0oO
10th St Nos - and - West: for TWO story
oILoa p2"eTnoas 2 FI1s 'o5s eT-IeFt e% - g. zoo
broadway " Of
aT1Ga s'2res: fs.s iGkSi; = s;sn ar sTcfiTers ~ L.
Flroseveir -. s3.5 Il n. Of New Chambers
for five story brick tenement house
- lTyS5.ls: r.. 2 Golden. owner Bernstein q .,
Bernstein. architects 4"'''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
FDeEMERE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

Joseph = Day will sell AT public auction on Sat
urda,- at go p IN. 126 choice lots at Edgsmere
Lon- Island The property is situated on spray
View F-dgeuere. Mermaid. Rochester. Wave
Crest Ocean and Neptune avenues. The sale
z.iH ne held rain shine. Sixty per cent
of the purchase price may remain on ooIu
.r,J mortgage for three years al 5kz per cent
interest per annum. with privilege TO pay on
st ans time after year sixty days notice
in writing at the option of the purchaser. Titles
zre guaranteed by the Title Guarantee and Trust
5Touananv Of New York free OF charge.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Proposals.

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington. d g.
June - ip01-ProPosals viii he IrteIted at the Post
the city OF washington until .
O'Clock 1897. hereinafter de-
scribe he is reject all bids
ROUTE 40 %. VI. s. from New York 10 Habana.
week - trips per in vessels Of the third
class voyage not NOR" than %'s DAYS
way Bond required with bid SioHn contract for
commence Nov. 1907. tontraGtur
wiu be permitted substitute time during the
or the class
without additional
tonic Jamaica. each week. - trips per year. and
Philadelphia each week. ~ trips in
the fourth class Time Of voyage from Boston
T.. Port Auton Philadelphia Port
Antonio half days Bond required with hid.
Service July
1905 Contractor will be permitted substitute.
any time during OF
The second or third without additional compensate
therefor.
NOTE.-on vessels may touch at any
r.ts not named the schedule II by doing the out
n VOYAGES delayed
description
tCne 10 bidders blank proposal with
panyiDR be obtained Of the Second Assistant
Postmaster General Post Once department. and after
/ I90T-G. Z. l.. MEl EI. Postmaster General.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
JUDGE lands DISCHARGES BANKER.

Chicago Aug. 6.-Niiliam J. Atkinson. formerly
rhe head of the defunct Lincoln Bank. Of Morton
Park III. was to-day discharged from custody on
-he order of Judge Lands, of the federal court.
CREDITORS Of the bank accused Atkinson of being
zflful bank wrecker. but the federal authorities
decided that there was not sufficient evidence to
warrant a prosecution
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Adrat!c which reported sable Island AT 30
+ yesterday when zoe miles cast OF SANDY hoohr Il
cock 2-3O 2 Ihurschy
G-arrlania. which reported Siascorset AZ "lu
m r,sav 1ghe miles cast Of Sandy HOOK ~
exrected o dock about 7-3O to-day ,,, -.
Fenrssl.ania. which reported Ssbte siafil
r.zs m yesterday miles southeast % that
sf=-fon is expected shou; 4;3O m THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

JlOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHINGTON. ID. e.
a July IgG7.-SeaieG proposals viii be
office Purchasing Agent o: this Department
p. September 10. 1907. for furnishing
Envelopes for the Postal Service during Nhe
rio beginning November /. 1907. and ending
1911. Blanks for proposals. with specifications and In
strIctons bidders, viii be furnished upon application
Post Office Department.
Washington. u = q. y l. MEYER. Postmaster Cen
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

NNTEsT POINT, n y. AUGUST .. 1907 SEALED
w in tr'pcatc. viii he received here til
II o'clock &c. 1907 for furnishing and
installing electrical distributing and street lighting
svstem per drawings and specifications this
Proposals from manufacturers Of electrical cables only
viii be considered The United States the
right reject any or all proposals or any part there
or Forms for proposals furnished upon application
Address Quartermaster. West Point y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

u. l907-Sealed proposals for dredging IN Providence
IIarlor r. l.. viii be received until II Sept
arith publicly opened Information furnished
ou application J. II. WILLARD. Col.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

AFFICE PURCHASING CuMMISSARY. I. ) ARMY,
~ - Whitehall street NV York city. y. Y, August
/ anT-Sealcd proposals. duplicate furnishing
delivering Subsistence Stores this city during the
of 1907. accordance with the specih
conditions -" forth in circular No D. War
Oice Of the COumissary Gene raj, Washing
ton February L. 1907 Will hc received at this Office until
II O'Clock m. Friday. August lG 1901. and then
quantities required specified
be called for by this ofice fl'ni
September September Both. 1901. inclusive
meant Information furnished application EnN Ne1pes
should bc marked Proposals for sub
Stores August 16, 1897 and addressed 10
u. 1. BRAINARD. Lieut.. COB. u. g g. l. :. Army.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
,srA-ysTTGE ALMANAC.

Sun rises Sun 7:I0 Moon sets 33 oon $ age =
NIGH WATER -
w-Ssnsy HOOK Island. SOC Hell Gate. $ y
y T-Sandy Flook Island. zoo Hell ticfe SH'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

I y PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T..
i FitzGerald. Surrogate OF the County New
York. notice is hereby given to all having
claims against otto F. Jentz late Of the County of
New York. deceased, present the with IL
thereof the subscriber. place
ing business at the office OF Roy. Watson Manner,
law, No. ~ Court Borough
Brooklyn city of New York. before the ist
of February. 1DOS.
Dated New York. the 9Th day of July. 1907
JULIA f. JENTZ, Adulinlstratrlx.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

PURSUANCE ORDER FRANK
i T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County o New
notice Is hereby given all having claims
Herman Miller late of the County of New York.
deceased. the with vouchers
the subscriber at her place of ransacng business
the office of William r. Sgmc. No 76 William Street..
the city Of New York. before the 9th OF
January Dated New York. the I'D day OF July.
CLARA l.. MILLER. ENecutrlN.
WILLIAM r. SYME. Attorney for ENecutrix 40 William
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. " Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF RON. FRANK T
L Fitzgerald Surrogate OF of York
Notice is hereby given to ell persons having
against Jnrc e TOmeroy. late of the County New
York. deceased present the same with vouchers
thereof the subscriber his place trsnsactng
business 40 Wall Street. In The city OF New York
before the nth day of January
- al
EDWARD POWIS JONES.
DUDLEY CARLETON. Attorney
Wall street Borough Of Manhattan. The City OF
York
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Surr0gatcs Notices.

IN PURSUANCE CT AN ORDER of ZION. ABNER e.
i Thomas. A Surrogate OF the County OF New
notice Is all having claims
against Iohn w. Love. the County New York
dececs present the with vouchers thereof.
the subscribers. at their place OF ansacting business
No Exchange Place. In the City OF New York.
befo 25th day Of September next.
Dated lew York. the 10th day OF March. 1907
NJ. LOVE. JOHN RAIN. Administrator.
WISE & TIcHTENSTEIN Attorneys FOR Admin Istrators
Exchange Place. Borough of Manhattan. New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
MONTANESCA
Country Board.

EAST ORANGE. South Clinton A0.-yery dcsirabls
rooms excellent table
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

4 R0T-r TWENTY CITY lots with house. West
y stb sSth 33O feet fronting proposed
Island. three price. sl2 500
A 26 Court street, Room 3D. BROOKLYN
t,gOWNsVILIE lots NINETY s4o0 EACH. NEAR
Is - station double in = terms Brook
!yn's Biggest Bargain. HOWARD. Rooms 200 SO3. lsg
Montague. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
sBrings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPacIFtC MAIL,

.Takes mail for South Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
keansburg Beach Company

ID handy 70 station and city: Harlem Railroad
summer and winter home good feature; bar
gain: will suit YOU; Box l. Bedford sta
tion. y Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
RYE SEMINARY

1FoRAvIAN SEMINARY for Girls. Bethlehem, Pa
I Founded 1850 year opens sept 18th. Adtr-,s
J. MAX HARK- ID d. Pr1
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16

My only hope Is to be reyenged before !
die"
mo, speak not thus!"ss and EUREKA
wrung her hapdst distressedly do pen
nnce. There Is yet time"
II tell thee am nccursed. Suffering
has killed In me all noble feeling. Thou
cnnst understand the torture have en-
durod when, in thy sight, under thine
eyes, i have been degraded. shall never
forget nor forgive. Those who have been
|merGiless shall weep in their turn. His
cheeks had blnnched as he spoke and hate
shook his voice. II Will be reyepged,"
he Missed. Tor my hatred Is as fls.so as
tho love I have for thccl" ana dGtaJlsS
close to Gnircka he tried to seize h..'e.
But she wrenched herself free and burst
into wild laugh.
"And to think" she cried, shat ! could
have loved theel Yes. thou false knight
rebel against God himself! ! suffered
keenly witnessing thy disgrace and sought
refuge IN this convent not TO wed a2other
man and to weep alone TO weep not for
my betrothed who was ro more, klt fcr
the murderer who had danonored hlnsel1.
! must inLeed have kbH, Ecss.d :
But releasing her, Kerbrenn fell on his
knees.
"Guircka. forgive mel What stihcd IN
my heart all good feeling was the thought
iOf the contempt thou must feel Tor mol
Had I known thou felt pity I would have
repentedl No. Believe not my own tgcrds,
for when knelt In the church tugs lss7sIl-
ling shed tears OF by.fct8V, HA1t "fts1 !
see thee, hear thy scJsSt 0cace tAs-iii, J
forget my evil resolves. Whatever Chou
widest Will dol" sJ
i Ills fierce mood had changed, and ms he
limplored her eureka understood that 1t
was her task OF mercy to save that poor.
struggling soul. 30 after having NEGRO
from HIN sorce Getaila of the horrible
info he was ss-Alng sho made him sw =,
mot to betrhy the EesAerfras hospitality
whtol had t,saa ex25ndS.G 20 him. ne
would not reply 10 qA1 Rynt-l OF h!a ffend.
thai night. ,s.aa on yAAs rsor7oNv nc Woult
go away nnG nevcr sSt.ln Aee hfo laWiesS
companions.
J Small sleep eureka had that night
J but the nuns quietly Numbered una
restful silSace filled tho convent.
Suddenly frlghttul crash was heard
followed by u wild. exultant yell.
Tho nuns could not even understant
I what had happened or make any plan y
escape. The clolsters were ALREADY IN
!. vuded, the]doors thrown down. Halt craIe'
j, with fright. they ran on all Sides de
/. spnringly calling for help.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16
9lHE YAM WHO Held, GU2REHA, 5TRUCk HY a
kT-GYY EGAY, lst1y 70 TIE GRO0AD. -

ia remained long on his knees when
every one Ind departed and the church
was again dark and silent It cost him
an effort to go out In the cloisters. where
ne might meet some one, and be again
obliged to resume the dreadful lie.
He had only walked few stops when
he heard light tread and caught sight
OF tiuttcrtng white VEIL
They were standing face to face, then q
cry like u gronn escaped him. "Guirekal''
SO changed was he that during n few
seconds she did not recognize Kcrbrenn,
but when he began TO speak her pale face
suddenly flushed, and with q stiled cry
she tried to break away from HIM
But he, needing not her imperative
! pray ers, detained her. Almost incoherent-
| ", for he was 80 moved he hardly knew
what he said, he besought her to be
merclful. His sin WAS great, but 1t was
his love for her that hnd driven him
mad.
She interrupted him with un cxclama-
ton OF horror.
1T Is not truel" she despnirlngly cried
"If thou hadst loved me 1t is by glorious
deeds and not by n foul murder that tho,
shouldn't have tried to win me.
"And yet It is truel" he replied in I
low voice. Hate filled my heart when
| thought thou shouldst become Rolkern's
wife, and It was to have thee that be
came n murderer"
"And 30 was the cause OF Rolkern
death and OF thy sha1ne Oh, woule
rather thou vert dead like him thai
lgulltyl" And she spoke moro In sorrow
than in anger. For indeed she felt |
would have been better to mourn on hi
grave than blush at the thought that nh'
had given him her henrti and, after hay
Ing loved, TO be obliged to dcspise,
Forgive me II spoke thus," he at las
said. Thou art IN angel and can lnspir
: no evil deed"
she tried to collect herself and falt~r
. lngiy asked:-." And now what is tn
meaning OF this Gsguise2 What nrt tho
I seeking In this convent?"
NOW ! have become bandit" an
!. kerbrenn laughed hars'liy. ~ hayo a
associates lnwlees mnrauders and cam
T here TO pilluge and lrl1rder."
n "Oh, cannot believe III" Bhc monnet
"Whatf lnateat Of Borrowing for thy al
> thou ONLY afdcss TO ray guiltl Dost tho
i no longer fear she chas2,slng hand (
o lGod2"
Y ~ am aocursed,' Ee doggedy reptile,
g My Gin do,h indeed 10 heavy on m
lsoul, but NOW It is too late to draw baci
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-16

Guirekn had been rudely reused liko the
Others but during tho first few minutes
she managed to escape and ran down q
long cloister. Suddenly two strong hands
seized her. In the dark-for complete
darkness added to the horror of the sit
uation-she fought and called for help.
'Whnt q little devil I have got Here,
bring me 6oaSe light" F5
One of his companions Immediately ran
up, beart,G . ta.soh. But he had no sooner
ARRIVED Iaan a tall form sprnng from be-
hind him.
The ran who held eureka, struck by
q heavy blow, fell ITO the ground. The
torch was dnshea out against the wall
nnd tho girl caught by two powerful
hands.
She could not see her rescuer. yet she
knew, warned by some instinct, that 1t
WAS Kerbrenn. However, she was too
dazed to clearly realize anything as he
quickly bore her away.
At last they reached small inner
courtyard and he let her down. Then
Guireknt recovered q little and. turning
round, bitterly said:-
"You have betrayed US"
81 did not" he vehemently replied I
do not know how they forced their way t'y
| A scream rang out, 80 piercing that
Guirekn ahuddered. Isl.
"Oh, my God, help usl" she murmurcd.
II must try to escaped"
- VIII help thee, lferprcnh eascrly
said. "Come." ]
"Oh, moi not with thee" and she recoiled
| In instructive distrust.
| II was true to my promise and noWsl
would gave thee" he passonately urged.
"Trast mo but for some few minutes and
thou shalt DO saved, for they do not sus-
peot mo as yet." ig.s tss.
Hhll Grljrekn hesitated, and she gazed
on ELL Sees ns q hunted deer.
IN must trust thee, and vet thou hast
ba1n fIlAo 10 thy. knighthoodl'
'rrrue, out remember that though q GRIM
innl. dfa ya1h, could net perJure myself,
SWEEP to 4ilae that thcd analt DO saved
She was moved by his entreating &c
cent.
~ trust thee, I" she simply snd.
! There was no time to lose, for some
men were running toward them, but nc
one dreamt OK OBTAINING Kerbreln, as with
1 tho mnlden IN his arms he qufckly left
the convent
He we.sea ass rapidly MS he could, with-
out looittMg back, till IN exultant shou,
made hiTl turn.
The rutnans had set nre to the build.