New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

round the corner l- the building Valentine
cast rather agl-ated look O bout the landscape.
Apparently they had Il 70 themselves.
TIL station, Il is tue. vas Perchesd upon the
bold summit ot Fort Hi and was fully
commanded by the windows on the south side
- The residence but these windows were al
lightly slu-rereG with great sl-ll wooden
BINDS against the ---EaGel glare Ct the -roIl-
cal sun. There were no other signs IT human
-4t--a--l- nearer than the town itself, whose
nearest fringe was almost q mile a"aE-
To Ire sure. q person a- one ri the Terarls-as
q D-.ce-- Row. especially y he happened 10
have O. pair .- lelc glasses. might La re made
-r--- out rather easily but this cl-ls-eTl----L
L-G NOT occur o. Valentine
Just as le was about u follow l1r---a-e-
round The corner II the building l- was startled
lv the sound l- breaking glass ---r next
moment le heard the gl-- voice calling nm
Here's the way Ee are gong T. get --- -l-.
Valentine she said
The Young nan Was genuinely shocked and
rather Mortified lv what She mad done -
------ the steel -ar-lle NJ ones pa-l=.- JLl-al-
window and u reach through the hole thus
PRODUCED 5- "a attempt 10 Sip the bolt that
held the SASH was PLAIN l-uzeyre-s- s-'I- s--0
One might have expected that Christopher
Beaumont secretary would nave seen ---"7
l- ken before hi eyes SO often, t1s-- l-r l-----
--- .- 3. broken window would -..t have seemed
serious. lu- men that break the laws without
--, use of force aye the very ones 2. ae tie
most -rulea-a---r affected by the spectacle
VI law breaking - a grller sort r-r res---- one
mus draw The line -.uewhere-
This 7s-- apparently Chrlz-aye-.- tlr-t step
II "a .--..- lt crime. -g- she seemed totally IN
-s-ee--e-- indeed. one might have Thought
that she r-- enjoying herself hugely.
When Valentine appeared, she --.---.Ie4
-f-.. g---3a9. =. t.u. You are q lit-le taller,
-llu-z' she sand " You can 1e--A the io-A
better"
But. gay le-- young l-d-.' he protested
III we could hope To- accomplish anything ay
.. l..-. are a te,egrapher," She said. and You
know --.r-- dots and Ga-Les. j YOU gi1 man
gs The sending key. u attend ~ the re-t.
zra.. d. crank shaft from a car .-1oleE- 80.
- Valentine -clu Hesit-ted, she added oA'
Valentine would probably have understood
-... ..-g.-- early Victorian female 2. whom
Ch-l-t..el had SO cantenapti-' is ,----,.'- '--.'
morning better than ne did tle 2iI- ~ ---7
.-r..-.- g-sr understood .r -a-s rlere was rp
--.-.-r nor He punched out - little more
.rr.-- with the p4rasol tera-e. reached IL aill
En- locked the catch, and JAre" TIE "'i'-e"
p. ,.-. eil Ct.-ist4Jel. % do ya,l mind gong
-s -f-- W.. and seeing y You can -"l me III
l.-a,1ya The door, ia -atHer get Ill mat way
-r-.. --ls =. l-'- just .= easy
Wan =. look II horror IL the alternative -Ae
had -ugge=tea Valentine eDeEea AeT' .-i'- --
another minute they were Dolh safe -I-7-'-3 ---'
station.
T.-,r-5-u had not accompanied the party
- ---- Of the island the day before. ana
ear-.,r1.--l. bad not had the --t'-l.i-At o-
-a, rr4e-5ea- demon -tratioH -. ".-'-'
g-rr. with which the STAN had enter tanned
So. now ee. about briefly 70 supply th--
g z,.+r..r...- Everything -- Ill here, r-e -a--
elrauraleue5Eelr. except l-e ...-.' ---.,-
generator They are 'a l--' -'r--. ---o-' ,--