Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1907-01-04

CUE XIV Elk OOOklERs ONAN
terel fra--fle n rryln- 10 discover wnat
had become Of the princess. Those al
the castle were aware Of the fact that
she had reached Ganlook safely and
sough, 10 pu, him of with subterfuges
He stormed TO such a degree however
that their object failed. The result was
that be was Of for Ganlook with me
earliest light Of day.
Regarding the conference with Prince
Gabriers representatives, he had but
little 10 say. The escaped murderer
naturally refused TO surrender and was
TO all appearances quite armly estab-
Rsbel in power once more. Lorry's
only hope was that the reversal Of feel
ing in Dawsbergen might work ruin for
the prince He was carrying affairs
with a high hand. dealing yengeful
blows 10 the friends Of his half brother
and encoura ging & lawlessness that
sooner or later, must prove bis undoing.
His representatives az the conference
were an arrogant. law defying set Of
men who laughed scornfully at every
proposal made by the Grsustarkians.
We told them that II be were not
surrendered 70 our authorities inside OF
sixty days We would declare war and
20 down and take him" concluded the
American.
Two months cried Yetive. Il don't
understand"
There was method In that ultima
tum. Axphain. OF course, will set up
a howl, but We can forestan any &C
ton the Princess Nolga may under
take Naturally one might suspect
that we should declare war at once,
lnasmuch as he must be taken sooner
or later, but here is the point: Before
two months have elapsed the better
element Of Dawsbergen will be SO dis
gusted with the new dose Of Gabriel
that il will 90 anything 10 avert a war
Oh his account We have led them TO
believe that AXphsin viii lend moral
II not physical support TO our cause.
Give them two months in which 10 get
over this tremendous hysteTia and
they'll find their senses Gabriel isn't
worth il. you see and down in theiI
hearts they know il They really loved
young Dantsn. who seems TO be a
devil OF a good fellow. III wager my
head that In six weeks they'll be wish.
ing be were back on the throne again
And just 10 think OF il. Yetive, dear
you were of there in the very heart OF
Axphsin risking everything" he cried
wiplng the moisture from his brow.
1T is Just eleven days since ! left
Edelweiss. and have had lovely
journey" she said, with one OF hei
rare smiles. He shook his head grave
ly. and she resolved in her heart never
to give him another such cause 70,
alarm.
And in the mea ''--e. Mr.. Grenfal
Lory. you are me and hat
ing me and all thai ~. being the resl
cause Of your wife's escspade,- said
Beverly Calhoun piainuveiy. I'm
awfully sorry But you must remem'
Der one thing. sir-I did not put hel
up TO this ridiculous trip. She did II
1 OF her own free will and accord. Be
sides am the one who met the lior
and almost got deyoured, not Yeuve
II you please"
'1'l punish you by turning you over
10 old Count Marlanx, the commands
Of the army In Grsustsrk, said Jor
y laughlngly. Hes terrible ogre
worse than any lion"
Heaven pity you, Beverly, II you
fall into bis clutches cried Yetive
He has had FIVE wives and survives &c
look for q sixtu- You see how terrible
Il would he"
I'm not afraid Of him, boasted Bev.
erly. hut there came a time when she
thought " those words with a shudder
BY the way. Yetive have had
word from Harry Anguish He and
tie countess VIII leave Paris this week
if the haly's willing and win be- IN
Edelwe.,s soon You don't know bow
g relieves :e TO know that Harry VIII
'e with r. NJ this time
NetIy-.~ ewes answered bis enthus!.
lSm Both bad warm and grateful
memory % --e loyal service which the
5ouns American bad rendered his
friend when they had first come 10
iEust4rk 10 quest o. the princess.
and both bad -rrat regard for his