New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

m law He'll find his daughter's t-ea-he-y VIII tax
his forgiveness quite enough. laughter she
No!" shrlekef Aurelian You'll wait and hear
what my father saysl You'll not hurt Monse--
Morley,
both viii not watt" he thuudt-ei "Dore1
would he the first to- say | had done wrong IN not
hanging HIM. Say good by To hir1 # -ou Ts1
Madam Madam Morley
Very we'll 80 She said mecklv. unite my hanls
I cannot say good by with my wrists tie,
'UrbIud her said the much tried tar-a-n-
She came swiftly 20 me and threw -er a1as
round my neck Little woman, ] .1isqere-
don't fret about me Gp quietly away
DUT she Iergtheued the time. until liaIvoi1
IL detecting her hope. warned III sinister tors
She Is keeping him for the General. lake care
In answer the page bounded -r. nearest so-
der. tore his uuSkrt from him. AMI Stood On guarl
before me. her glorious young face --.',-ed VIII
a courage in my defense which she -.- never Sao"1
Dim u,- f1u,n-..,'' svvo-e the C.--sio "Yar
must surrender. raadanl" The1 70 the men
Arrest her.
But the uneasy soldiers openly ---,oeL If she
was really Dorcus daughter, they boldly said. the
would not hurt her for worlds
And shes IN the humor for cl --. Captain.
advised the one who had suggestc. men $ camp
I've seen women tight She = ar -.- .'--n "A5'
she cares for nothing
Silence er.s,led The wrathtul Car-..a --ood star
ing At the slender, armed figure N..----i 'le1Sag-
his opportunities with bIrticd but .-.-- eve tS
soldiers wriggled uucasIly. | myself m 70 Il-A
was dreaming
THEN the hush was broken by the sharp. sF7-'
puISatIou of gallopIng hoots
Nv father crIct AuTcEtu-
PRAYED God it might be fog her -e DoH7-
would do nothing for me
As he drew rem before 1-- .-'S lalTl
words at FIRST utterly failed huU t.- men. ~
ClIer' he ~toruuri tllugIug hIu~s.- .-.. MS il-N
She fled toward him. then checks. -e-sel an
cried with the II- of u Young L"r--. ..-Ael- =
these soldiers that that gcntlcolt- r.-.'i'- E'-.
Il my husband, that YOU gave E-.' .... "---- i
own hands, u~
General Dorien had a novel -e-.-.-7n we. pc.
said nc never in his life uttered ...~..'}t We We
would he do now, He must. II he --.-.- Aer 60 ~
decide in Il flash And Vet that -..r.,-.- Neeil1-
century Would he understand her ..-- aeceSS.
Duricu gave one glance at me. AMI '-.- .i-' I3
compoSure. drawing his nue oil 1-- -2' 'S 49,
magnihceutly- -t.-.+
''Who has dared 10 doubt It BE- .-.'nterell, d..
Intensely as | admired the Gene mar ,< 80
orickuesS in coming fiultlcSSly q. his dt,5-.
aid | smiled trire grimly lt his pretty 9-'-
ton touching his spy son IN L". .-,,
"On whose accusation, pur~-ic.- DJ-le1'
my-mv-sou in law condemned s,
"On mine" said Nalvoi~n c'o-.. -tepPH-s.F
ward Through me he was taken a..l "ndeID'-
proofs of his guilt rr
ing like searching flame over Na..'lS.N ; b.
Through youe" Then he added -r-ty 70 -
soldiers Arrest this mani" ,,.a-
To what end2" demanded N4Ivr.s-. han =, =.
ousIy. half criugingy a, the soldiers shot To- nS
oh to a ropes end. retortct D.rcH SIC. ss.-
You are the famous spy and reucIa.lr .I'''''v NJ
dog should not die ON Your lying G.. .-li-,Sr,a-
whitcnl Do YOU recognize IN me the unNnTTs
Lieutenant from whom YOU ouce ,e.-.-cI. -
placing of papers on scJpcGoIt - 81. '.l
yours. YOU hung two innocent men t.a' "''
General" began Mdivolsin dcs9c.t,eN- --
&c Not word, Captain this man ".-- taAe
prisoners place Tie has already u-.ie1S'H0
trial and condemnation Hang hlu- lin.
II Is.