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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
DAMAGED 5000
BY FALL IN LAKE

Mao Mckay q aeamHtteaa. wants
= jars before Judge \ / Griffin
% give hSr $1,000 damages against
the Anderson Steamship % for be
ina pfees plated Into the waters Of
I.aka Washington.
she claims thai she was getting
OF the st'fania. operated by this
company. November q. 1907. after
trip frem Kirkland to itouEhion.
bat that no gang plank Was put
out fof her to 40 ashore
sha says that aa ph@ was about
"a step out ON the wharf the boat
moved away - that she fell be
tween the boat aud the Nharf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
n. Cyer Matters Of Taxation and Valuation With
representatives Of the Mercantile Association in
Chamber Of Commerce Rooms.

thelf inventories After mitch de
Cusstan d Vas agreed BY the mef.
chants that they would hold an.
other conference with the tax eala
missioner aud Busesaar TUESDAY
morning az 10 o'clock.
Al the session this morning the
merchants claimed that. a. real
estate had M fixed value aud al.
ways bad a tendency o. g. up
wards IA valuation. the hca uef part
uf the TAXATION should be imposed
upaa real estate as merchandise
stock ehanged according Ia the sea
sons and always deprecated Ga
value II vas decided that % per
cent represented fair value az
which merchandise stock should be
valued. and that the 90 pee cent
TAXATION should BE- taken from a
20 pei cent valuation. which would
made valuation Of a. per cent
on the stock
Plan Further Conference
Whether the merchants viii
agree Go ALLOW the assessor 90 have
aooess Go their inventories wlli b.
Decided AZ The next meetiug
PresecuiinE Attorney Macintosh
was present 10 assist In case any
legal difficulties should come un at
the faee ung. bat none appeared
State Tat Commissioner Frost
told the merchants that the action
~ Assessor Parish ia inducing the
real estate dealers 20 ia the real
estate valuation vas = good sYa.
tenn. and that ether lines of husi.
nesa should assist IN The same
manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
MERCHANTS WANT
FACTORY EXHIBIT

Efforts wlll be- made b the Mef.
chants association. Of Sew York.
Ia induce Gov Hughes aud the leg
iaiature Of thai state To make an
appropriation In order that suit.
able display Of the states manu-.
featuring Industries be made In
connection Sith the state exhibit
at the A+Y.-p. fair ia this city
neat year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
HEIRS ARE SEARCHING
FOR MISSING PAPERS

An Industrious search h baine
made 90 locate the MISSING life ln.
~ufanec poliey aud valuable papers
% MIS-, Clara Culhane. who died In
the Nayside Emergency hospital
last year of paralysis The search
u being maae by Miaa Kate shaw
OF TOO Draws ~. Fremont. aud a
sen 81 the decreased. J. } Byron. og
iicillngham.
MIS- tulhane was residing in this
city alone. AFTER she saa stricken
shs could neither speak noe leave
anf written Instructions ahaut Ia.
eatinE the papers, and until they are
found her heirs NiIl be unahle TO
collect the Insurance OF settle up
her estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

yioas ordinance, but the new or
dinance eliminated the objection.
able features presented in the first
council bill. and he has given tbs
measure his sanction
II II intended 10 have the isols-
ton hospital constructed without
DELAY The health department has
urged haste In preparing a place
where contagious diseases can be
treated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
WANTED FOR PASSING
FORGED CHECK

Charles Richards IL belug sought
by the prosecuting attorneys office
fer passing a forEed check calling
for IS 20 on Kelly & Chagnon'a
saloon.
Richards made the check out To
himself. signing the name 81 %. II.
Olson When the check Wss pre-
s.nled AZ the First National bank
Il was found that NO such person
had an account there.
The saloon people haf that they
think Richards IL an attorney With
an office az HellinRham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
TITLE ACCEPTED

Mayor Miller today placed his sig
nature to the ordinance accepting
deeds conveying title 10 the lot Of
ground a. Pigeon Point. upon which
q Is intended 10 erect an Isolation
hospital
The mayor had vetoed the pre-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
Officers Invited.

Officers Of the cruiser Tennessee
aud officials from the navy Yard
have been invited b. the music com
mittee Of the FIRST Presbyterian
church 10 attend the concert witch
viii BE- given az the church tomur.
roW evening The officers Hill he
the guests OF the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
MEN ASK
DIVORCE

Two men hattcd into the divorce
routine nf the superior court to-day
Howard A. CouEaoa asking Tor q
separation from Fannie n Conkdun
claiming that she had deserted him
April -. 1897 They uefe married
az notrolt in thla state. April -.
1907
Cora d Wolff IL also said % have
deserted Hear q Wolff aud IaaEc
George y Norris granted the hnn.
band a divorce today GA those
grounds The couple Vas married
March IS. isos. at Gle Elum. Ia this
state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
PARISH MEETS COMMITTEE
OF BUSINESS MEN
GOVERNMENT SUES
To RECOVER DUTY

The government Wauts t57a feyc.
Mis- from the Ellis Granite 60 for
grsnito shipped Va hetu from Nauai.
mo. Canada. and haa started suit
la the United States circuit court
TO collect that amount
The granite ss,s shipped here laat
september. acteser aud November.
aud the fitzt Yalastiea was found
10 b. tsa low
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
APPROPRIATION
KNOCKED OUT
fer unl,.a Pr.,.l

WASHINGTON. April Is Rep
rvaeutatiYe I4lleys charges against
the Electric boat company bore
fruit today shen the house. IN a
committee Of the whole b. a vote
Of los 20 10. knocked ogt the naval
appropriation proYisB. KiyiuE the
hoat cumpany contracts for eight
submarines
The action of the house vas not
unexpected. but the cioasneas Of
the vote came a. a complete sur.
prise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
NEW YORK STOCK
MARKET

NEw YORK. April Is Stocks
opened strDug. fracfionsliY higher
After unule hesitation. under short
covering from professionals Who
eiah clean sheets over the hoildas
iuiermiarion. the marie, advanced
Ia very systematic manner Cana
titan Parifie vas IL. leader. with a
gain % : Isslnls. Unian Pacific.
susltrt ana oth~r actiyv issues I'D
xaneiaE = Iolnts The volume Of
business was upon = slightly broad
- arAie The close vas irregular
Canadian closed issis. q + 1884
I. p IA smelfsr Gass and So.
Fsui iisas Avs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
ENDORSE
Taft

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Arfu Is.
~-inaorssment Of Tafts candldarf
wsnt thrpaEh with = Nhoep n IN.
republican state convention today
The voie Aae unanimous IA Vol
iettea followers al not appear
heeseFeits administration vas
heartily tnfoFncd.
Frank 4 Kellogg. the trust
busting attorney. brought the del
es4tes a. their feet when he aaia
No man can b. elected pfealdrut
unless he has the ladors@mnnt OF
Roosevelt The delegates ehswr~d
this declaration tor five minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
SOUGHT AID OF DOCTORS.


I vas ahnat this time thar
isnes Aassin iarsoa. the orig
iaaics VI Tesscoal. the science
8 Fihfaihou IA the treatment o.
a4man lis. cane 10 Seattle
sna es,abllshed offices On the
'saFo9 hotel Mr. Nosper and
a. irseads determined 20 Eire
n mar sko had performed 50
h1sI 1afses0As cures a trial
and aecofdlnKiy Mr. voatssr
eane 70 ~ SAVOY. consulted
YIN w larson. aud arranged
" ep1fse Of tfeatmeags.
: ne not desractlne 10 the
sasasesi from the good done
aiiA ~ the physicians Who have
Treated hin. Mr. yost@r eavs
hhai she doctors 40 Tor M
= 2 % a measure restore M
strength, but Il took Jane
A''s'in Larson and bis TeieeeHl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
HONEST MEN FOUND.

There are At least two hon Z
e ~ men In seattle They are 4
= Robert GuplcY cook helper 4
= and Thomas Faucet u ftyher 4
= man Capley aud Faucet live :
near the corner Of Third ay 4
= 8. and lloigaie az whore auto 4
q accidents have occurred Two Z
= months ago theg were first on 4
the spot to rescue those in an Z
4 auto which nlnnard over the 4
4 dtaNhrldKe, aud yesterday 4
e morniuK they we're on the 4
= scene first 90 assist those la 4
= the accident Ia which four 4
a men aud four women were in. 4
Z Iurcd After helping the eiEht 4
a 70 hospitals they returned 10 4
= look Tor taluablea A pnfaa 4
q waa found containing $40. 4
q Faucet aud CupleY returned e 4
q 10 one at the womeH Ia the Z
: hospital last nlnst .
"a "a a a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
WATER sHuroFr NOTICE.

} Water will be shut Off to- ,
} morrow from ? a m. 20 =.
} m. from Seth. aist aud send
! avs s. from Yesier way to
) llolEatc 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

PAso RoBLEs. Cal. April IS
Rear Admiral Evans physician
says that his patient continues "a
improve and that he II a. com
Portable a. could he expected Great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

roof fire az the Seattle Kitchen.
100 Second Az south. caused oonsid.
cradle excitement fut = few minutes
ihla afternoon The damage was
allHht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
kiIlss by elss,

haruey Hagen. IS years Of age
Naa killed this morning BY a blast
one mile west from the Green River
Hoi Springs Deputy Coroner o.
Fuller vent ont thta afternoon to
investigate the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

istefesa wan psanifesied By him IN
the arrival - the fleet a. san
Diego
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

TEA.

The cost OF good tea IS
So very little only a third
OF a cent a cup a cent
and half or two cents
for the family breakfast!
Your grocer returns your money
n You don't Ike SchIlliuEs Best.
We pa him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

Fishing tactle rods reels. tines.
leaders. flies aud ny books and
spoon hooks Halls. III First az.
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16

Tsss boats At Pier Ten round
tf.'s daily soc round trip. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
Nan Stricken With Par
alysis. Speeches. for
Months. Can Now
Speak Plainly.
s.s s.slss Credit to Seattle
sae sss. SAID u Took
hires Austin Larson 20
nrstarc Ills
speech.

Carries yospsr. OF Rlvsrtnn
skiae. n = yOunE man xho
ga>snalls te<sifies % the eff
szry Il releeaai. the science q
r;w1fNn. a. Administered b.
lsz~ Austla Larson. Is origin.
zsx Wkea Mr. vospsr came
= IL tafSon 10 bis offices In
- sasuy hotel for treatment
b vas speeehicss. tie had SUI
feses tvo severe strokes %
zrzlysis. The FIRST 4 year ago
~ 0rtet~F. the second a year
~ hat hzFcA.
SOUGHT AID or oocToRs.
NJ yapsr first went to Win
aspex and took tFuatmeafk
lhese. IN as effort 20 have his
ssesch restored he Improved
sigAsly. 20 iaf a. bic paralysis
"a epnceFueua. but his vocal
t7Fts fefascd to act properly.
l7t Ae finally cane back 10 Sc
ate and teat 10 The Seattle
General hospital NJ V0apeF
~ theg feisved him cuuslt
sshly. - far a. bis strength
fas couepfaed. bat there Vas
81 the lack of speech.
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sss. .''sA's 70 give me back nv
an "a ospeT now eoHyerses In
Ia ~ a.aafy tone Of voice lie
VOC, ~ ~ acquired the full
to N. . .. possessed prior
i I y, s.ieses q paralysis, bat
pFesss. s 'l daily and even a.
plies !, mas s no fault with tn
i S.s . bis voice. lie ap6 gIs
q ~, =, -. Naturally sell Plea
and ~ 80 ','ei cane to the savov
neuts ieieeoni treat
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23
BannoCk County Democrats.

The democrats of Bannock county have held their
convention and selected delegates attend the Twin
Falls and Wallace conventions.
The Salt Lake Tribune gives the following account
of their meeting and the resolutions adopted and the
delegates selected:
The resolutions which were adopted without dis
sentng vote, declare in favor of the nomination of
Bryan for president; congratulate the democracy of
the state the great fight made for the enforcement
of the constitution, and recommend that the test
oath" be made part of the electors OATH Two
paragraphs read:
1--WE express our great confidence in the Hon. Fred
T. Dubois as a statesman of ability and of in
tegrity and we hereby indorse his public record
having been clean and able, and who has made
gallant and patriotic fight in Idaho and the United
States senate against the union of church and state,
the practice of polygamy, and for the enforcement of
every provision of Our state constitution.
1--WE denounce the acts and public utterances of
the members of the Ada county so-called democratic
club in that they have sought to create strife and
discord in the party and have gone to the
able length of advocating the rejection and even de-
nunciation of former platform declarations, Their
attitude is undemocrac, and amounts to nothing less
than betrayal of the partyS stand in behalf of NOR
atty, decency and law enforcement"
The delegates to the state convention to be held
in Wallace, August 4, were instructed to bring be-
fore the convention the matter of requiring jurors in
test oath. Delegates were elected as follows: To
Twin Falls-Frank Lane, J. F. Kane H. B: Ruebel-
Manu. Jr H. w. Lockhart, C. l. Edwards, ]. ]. Call
w. R. Kirchoff W. P. Havenor, R. Criswell, W.
H. Peck Felix Van Reuth, Willis Reeves, R. 0. Ora
ham and c. E. NJ Loux To Wallace-H w. Lockhart,
J, H. Hitler. c: L Edwards, J; J. Burns, Thomas
Glassford, H.. B. Ruebemann, Jry G. E NJ Loux,
N M. Eldredge, w. P. Havenor, w. R. Kirchof,
Nels Anderson, William Winschell, Dan Sullivan and
John Kane.
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:
'-~oll ~~1&t

United States senate, for as a senatc-,sol. ---tcst
vital point, he betrayed you.
The Gentiles of Utah have been making upon
the treason and degradation of this system for
than forty years They have asked aught
cep that the Mormon church people shall come with
in the righteous laws of the United States
Senator Hopkins, by word by pen and vote, and
while sitting judge, and with evidence to back
his words, did what he could to disgrace and dis
credit us.
The result of his labors published in the organ
OF the Mormon church here as mighty vindication
of the church.
AS loyal women of Utah, we beg, in conclusion,
to appeal again to you to that this man. Hopkins,
receives honor from the great state of Hi
nois, and to add that if you do do your utmost
in honor, to defeat him, you will perpetrate a
grievous wrong upon yourselves, your children your
homes, and the manhood, the womanhood, the wife
hood and the motherhood of your state
Address all communications to
MRS ELIZABETH COHEN President
407 South Second East Street
MRS HETTIE KIDDER, Secretary,
962 East First South Street. Salt Lake City, Utah
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23
Interference in Politics.

The Mormons are extending their interest in pol
tcs to those states where the political fortunes of in
dividua1 senator's who voted in the Smoot case are
involved With the usual disregard for political par
ties and their usual devotion to their ignoble creed
they are aiding their friends and Furnishing their
enemies in two cases at issue now, both republicans
They helping Hopkins of Illinois to succeed him
self as SENATOR because he voted for Shoots reten-
ton as a senator. They are fighting Kittredge of
South Dakota, to succeed himself, because he voted
against Smoot.
This exemp1ifies the utter disregard the Mormon
has, anywhere and everywhere, for any political party
whatsoever and their idolatrous devotion to their
fanatical creed which has a regard only for such
essence of politics will serve to protect them IN
their reasonable propaganda
TO the end that their plans may be met in Illinois,
the good women of Salt Lake-through their organ
izaton-have addressed communication to the
women of Illinois which is filled with accurate
thoughts as to warrant its reproduction below
To the Women of Illinois:
The Woman's American club and the Gentle
women of Utah generally, appeal to you to do all
that in honor be done to defeat the reelection OF
Senator Hopkins of your state to the United States
senate.
Some of our reasons are follows: Sitting as
Judge in the hearing in the of Senator Smoot
before the senate committee privileges and cleo
TONS Senator Hopkins also in the case acted as at
torney, and in his argument went entirely outside
the record of the testimony for the Facts which he
stated to the jury, and that jury the senate of
the United States
You can easily verify this by comparing his speech
with the record of the proceedings in the case.
TO get his opinion before the country in advance
of the final arguments in the Smoot case, he sub
scrbed to an article which published inthe North
American Review a few days only. prior to the day
for the final hearing which article revealed the
same lapses of memory and the inventive fac
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-05-23

Boise 4 lnterurban Railway Co., Ltd.

IN EFFECT 1901 A. NJ. MAY "a, 1908.
Cars leave Boise for Caldwell every hour daily from
1000 p. M. "S
Baggage carried 1900 10000 100 400 ZOO O'Clock cars
Express carried on ZOO 1O00 loo 400 O'Clock
Cars leave Caldwell for Boise every hour daily
925 p. M.
Baggage carried S 1125 1925 525 s25 O'Clock cars
Express carried on 1922 05 % 225 525 O'Clock
Bold face type indicates P. M.
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OREGON SHORT LINE

GOING WEST.
Trains Leave Boise at
Passenger.
210 with 5...............T To Portland
100 to with No 1,.............T To Portland
GOING EAST.
Trains Leave Boise at
240 with No Through East
240 to with No. Through East
FROM THE WEST.
Trains arrive in Boise at
QUO WeiSer Passenger
40 after connecting Nampa Through East
445 after connecting at Nampa with No Through
FROM THE EAST.
430 after connecting at Nampa with No s.
40 after connecting at Nampa with No. L. From the
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-11

lasted for an hour. and he was far
from regretting the prospect of being
left in peace. More than once he had
come perilously near to losing his tenn
per, forgetting his gratitude and the
old mans years. How much longer he
could have held out under continued
strain of provocation he did not know
So he spoke no word of discussion whel
Count Won Breitstein picked up his sof;
hat and buttoned his gray coat for de
parture.
"I've passed pleasanter hours in your
society, admit" said Leopold wheI
the train stopped. But l can thank
YOU for your motives. if not your max
inns, and here's my hand"
ut would be most kind Of your maj
esty to telephone me from Felgarde,'
the chancellor exclaimed, as If on a
sudden thought while they SHOOT
hands. merely to say whether you re
main there or whether you go farthe'
or whether you return at once. l an
too fatigued to travel back immediate
ly to Schloss Breitstein and shall res
for some hours at least in my hous,
at kronburg, so call will find me
there"
Il will do as you ask" said the EN-
peror Again he pressed the chancel
or's hand. and it was very cold.
, Ito be Continued)
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more fully appears from
plant reference to which e :. een-
made. cn 's herxh,
You are hereby directea ).
ana answer said comn,,,n. appear
, ,wenty (2o) days after III. within
hereof upon you If ssrr me servie.
said district, and within y, " within
days II served elsewhere, ans l.e}
you SO appear and answer ~ -. unlss
LII Will appeal to the com. ~ plain
relief demanded in the eoma, ior tie
Attest my hand and thu
the district court Of the ssoo sssi q
dicial District of the Stat :. u.
In and for Nez Perce co, =, ldaho.
18th day of March, 1908. " 'al'
'sEAL) W. L. CLIFFORD o.,
BY c. e. MoNTE1Tu CLERK.
DWIGHT E, HODGE, oeputy.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
Residence and postoft,ce ~,
Lewiston. Idaho. au0fess'
Omar 1S-Apr IS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-11

! GOOD day. your nsajcsty," ne satd
Imagine 1t necessary to lead up to q
subject II can please myself by doing
you favor?"
III ! have seemed to lead up to what
! wish to say, your majesty. 1t is only
Sor the sake OF explanation. You are
wondering. no doubt. how l knew you
would travel today and In this train;
slso why ! have ventured to follow.
Your intention learned 10y accident
che chancellor did not explain by
what diplomacy that accident" had
been brought about wishing much
to talk over with you pressing mat
ter that should not be delayed, took
this liberty and seized this opportu-
nifty.
"Some men would In my place pre-
tend that business of their own had
brought them and that the train had
been chosen by chance. But your mai
esty knows me as a blunt man when l
serve him not as diplomat, but n
friend I'm not one to work in the
dark with those who trust me. and I
want your mateaty to know the truth
(Which perhaps he did, but not the
whole TRUTH
"Your raise my curiosity" said Leo
pold.
''Then have I your indulgence to
speak frankly not entirely as a humble
subject to his emperor, but as an old
man to a young man."
I'D have you speak as a friend"
said Leopold. But slight constraint
hardened his voice as he prepared him
self for something disagreeable.
I've had letter from the crown
prince Of Hungaria. 1t has come to his
ears that there Is a certain reason for
your majesty's delay in following up
the first Overtures for an alliance with
his family. Malicious tongues have
whispered that your majesty's atten-
lions are otherwise engaged, and the
young Adalbert has addressed me In q
friendly way. begging that tNe rumor
may be contradicted or confirmed"
I'm not sure that negotiations had
gone far enough to give him the right
to be inQuisitive." returned Leopold,
flushing.
The chancellor spread out his old
veined hands in a gesture Of appeal
II fear" be said, that in my anxiety
for your majesty's welfare and the
good Of Rhaetia may have exceeded
my instructions. My one excuse is
that l believed your mind to be def
nitely made up. l still believe 1t to be
%. l would listen to no one who
should try to persuade me Of the con-
Gary. and I viii write Adalbert"-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-11

l----0 photographs (no others
had ever been taken) showed the chan.
cellor of Rhaetia.
At sight Of the emperor off came the
famous hat barring the bald dome OF
the fine old head, fringed with hair Of
curiously mingled black and white.
"Good day, your majesty" he said,
with no sign Of surprise in his voice OF
face.
The train rocked going around q
curve, and it was with difficulty that
the chancellor kept his footing. But
he stood rigidly erect, supporting him
self in the doorway until the emperor.
with more politeness than enthusiasm,
invited him to enter and be seated.
I'm glad you're well enough to trav-
Ell. chancellor" said Leopold. 1--WE had
none too encouraging an account Of
you from Captain Won Breitstein."
II travel because you travel, your
majesty" replied the old man. 1T II
kind Of you to tolerate me here, and
appreciate It,"
Now they sat facing each other, and
the young man. fighting down a sense
of guilt, familiar to him in boyish
days when about to be taken to task
by the chancellor. gazed fixedly at the
hard, clever face on which the after
noon sun scored the detail Of each
wrinkle.
"Indeedw was the emperor's only
answer.
"Your majesty, I have served you
and your father before you well.
hope-faithfully. know. think you
trust me-"
mo man more. But this sounds q
portentous preface. Is 1t posSible you
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iCHApTER FOURTEEN
V, "a

RON HEART was dress
cd in the long double
breasted gray Overcoat
and the soft gray hat
In which all snapshot
nkc.4Apro ,,hS (pn pthorn