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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
HAPPY DISCOVERY
Looking for Medicine, Found Food.

In looking for a recommended rem edy in a newspaper a sick woman found the food which restored her to health. She writes:
 About three years ago a spell of sickness left me so weak that it was an exertion to move my hand.
 My appetite was gone and what little I did eat distressed me so I had better left 1t alone. The doctor saw I was getting weaker and advised me to take cod liver oil but my stomach would not tolerate 1t.
 "Then I was told to take eEg-nog with stimulants to strengthen me, but that did not agree with me. I was get ting discouraged when lady sent me cine advertised which she thought might help me.
 .'In looking through the paper saw an adv. telling how strengthening was Grape Nuts food. Strength was what I was after. so I sent for a package of Grape-Nuts.
 with this food distressed me. so took one teaspoonful of dry Grape Nuts and ate it, using no liquid until was through.
 'sTo my surprise felt no bad effect. The next time I took two teaspoon fuls with the same result. It was not long before I could cat three tea spoonfuls, with the result that was gaining strength and my stomach was feeling much better
 q know it was owing to the Grape Nuts because that was all I was eat ing. It was not long then until could eat cream with the Grape Nuts. and no distress. From then on all was well. and there are very few meals eaten at our table without Grape Nuts"
 Rattle creek. Mich. Read "The Road i'd WelivlIIe." in pkgs. There's a Reason.
 Ever read the above letterE | new one appears from time to time. TheJ are genuine, true, and full of human interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
CHIEF TAYLOR WOUNDED
 BY SONS STRAY SHOT

Out Hunting, whem Son. Ewing, Fired
 at Partridge. While partridge hunting Tuesday evening with his son, Ewing. several miles from the city, Chief of Police Taylor was accidentally shot by his boy, scattering shot from a dis charge of the gun penetrating MT. Taylor's neck.
 No great damage was done. the leaden pellet not lodging in a vicinity dangerous to the Chiefs life. but 1t hurt some. Wednesday on the advice of q physician, Mir. Taylor had the bull let removed. and patient and physician were surprised at the depth to which the missile had penetrated. it having gone in nearly an inch.
 The Chief was standing, when wound ed, some thirty feet from his son and the boy shooting at a flying bird, and not knowing his father was so near, peppered the bushes all about him, !, Ewing was scared stin when he heard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
ALMOST UNPRONOUNCABLE
 NAMES-TRY THIS ONE

Now York. Nov 11--whiie the name given few lines down may be easily negotiated by a Norwegian tongue, 1t is a fearsome thing for an American tongue. even that of court clerk. The name appears on the New York State Supreme Court calendar and it is that of plaintiff in this cases: 'Dampskik- sactieselskabet Hermod vs. Federal h. surance Company.
 Clerk Mcdonald and CrIer John Mo Sherry are confronted with the uncom- forable prospect of having to frequent ly repeat 1t when the trial of the action takes place on November IS. The plain tiff with the mouth-tw twisting title Is a Norwegian and owns the steamship Hermod. The action relates to the stranding of that vessel outside the harbor of Cardenas. Cuba. in 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
DIG DAMAGES ASKED.
Three suIts Aggresating s4O,OOo Filed
 Against Birmingham Company.

RirminRham. Nov. 11.-(Special.)-
 rbrae damage suits asking for sums aEgreEating $4OOOO have been filed sSsinst the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power Company, growing out of the accident on the crossing on Ei1hth Avenue and Thirty second Street last Thursday evening In which a negro school teacher was killed and a number of people were injured, a box car on the Birmingham Belt Rail- road being showed into a heavily la den Boyles electric car. The complain ants are J. F. Cole. who sues for s20,- 00O and Walter Cole, pro ami. and A. IT. Gourdin. each of whom ask for s10,- 600. The petitions aver that the com pIainants were on the car going to- wards BoYles and that they were hurt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
Extra Fine Plants,

Spanish Mackerel. Fresh and, Salt Water Trout, Pompano. Snapper: Eggs, Chickens and Butter; Crabs and Oys- ters daily. Celery (KalamaZoo. We offer special prices to the trade. ho- tells. restaurants and boarding houses, country merchants. Phone 256.
 We solicit your patronage. Prompt delivery, kind treatment to all.
 TATUM & ROBINSON. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
A MILITARY CLUB.
Subject Being Agitated for Montgomery
 By Local Men.

By Local Men.
 Plans are on foot for the formation of military club In Montgomery. Lo- cal commissioned officers. who are con- templating the organization of the il- stitution, are mapping out the ways and means. The Idea has been men, toned in Montgomery before. but this Is the first time 1t has been definitely taken in hand.
 As there are some fifty past and present officers of the local National Guard companies in the city. it is be- lieved the club will be formed. A busi- ness meeting will be held Saturday night in the club room of the Mont- gomery Greys to discuss the matter and, if possible, carry the plan through.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
NOTICE BANKRUPr sAnn.

Pursuant to an order made by the United States District Court, Middle District of Alabama. in Bankruptcy T. as Receiver If Morris M, Woln, Bankrupt. win offer to the highest bidder. for cash. during legal hours on the 2srd day of November 1aes sf fka atorehouse formerly occupied by tho haak- rupt at No. 80 Commerce Street, Moufao,r cry, county of Montgomery State of kFa- pama stock goods, wares, fixtures and hlsels accounts, Inventory now on nie
 ,aS. aMS.oatgonery Ala, nth day of Novanbex,
 GEORGE STUART.
 Receiver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
NOTICE BANKRUPT SALE.

Pursuant to an order made by the United states District Court Middle District of Aiabama in Bankruptcy l. as Receiver of Jesse Davidson. Bankrupt will offer to the highest bidder for cash. during legal hours of sale, subject to approval of said Court on the 25th day of November. 1908. at the sforehouse formerly occupied by the bank rupt at No. IT Commerce Street. Montgom- cry County of Montgomery. State of Ala barna stock goods. wares fixtures and book accounts. Inventory now file.
 GEORGE STUART.
 Receiver. nov 12-f5-1s-2s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
wANTED-AGENTs.

LARGE Home Purchasing Real Estate Cor c
 sorStton wants State Agent for Texas. Can 1saLs SsOO per month and upwards. $l5O enaranteed to high class men Send reIer- snse with application. Southern Real Estate Co., Empire Bldg, Atlanta, Ha.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
DANCEs oN A nALL

Adele OnrI, the great Spherical Dan- eer, from the Lewis & Clark ExpOsi- tiOn at Portland, gives her famous performance at the Majestic thls week assisted by Flora AIIthOrps, who gives her original Spade Dance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FURNITURE.

A sPBcIAL-A genuine coin gold decorated 10O piece dinner set. only es DO ce4Es er weekly payments; also genuine eoin ,sold decorated bT piece dinner set only 9f.eo; sold strictly aa an Advertisement; entire purchase priee refunded if you buy e7s worth of goods Of us within twelve moutha A. c. Rhedes a Son Co., 2os-alA Aontgom. cry st.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
2 FOR 5Oc.

Seven big acts this week at the Majestic, besides the music and pIe- lures. And Every act fin the bunch Is great.
 Mattneeg Balcony .s....s..s.s..-. 1Oc
 Orchestra .....'...'.'... SOe Night Balcony .................. %0c
 Orchestra .... 5Oe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12

his fathers exclamation, but was soon reassured, Between them they bagged a nice mess" of birds
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS

S--,-.-S-,, ,- s.-oS.- .,5,,.,, tIs, x J. E. Crowder 701 Pollard St. have been changed to Pollar St. Grocer Co. .. E
 Crowder. Manager --za MRS. T. M JanssA. HOS Ben RldE. heir dressing. manteuring and facial masaare
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
ELECTRICAL WORK.


 ELEVATOR and motor work e speciality Electrical repairs. John U. Frey. tlS Ia Montgomery St. telephone a3ST -S0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FURNITURh

CHEAP FURNITURE-our stock of side
 boards, tables. hat-racks. wardFobes. ehif- foniers. odd pieces. Iron beds ana ladies Commerce St. --kf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
wANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-white giEss e 20 esnssSA n..sss. nosssss sts woTkl M good treatment and go0d opgog; tvlnitisI. Thooe whe wish . Ae9n ,l.. aea s.Sa Xrmy Montgomery. Ala othesWtss naeS cau at 3lT Whitman s.. or phone Sss1'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
ABSOLUTELY CLEAN.

Every garment that goes through steam-cIeanIng at HOlt's Dye Works.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
VARNTsHEs. STAINS. PAINTS

YOU win find all the stains. paint glaAs oils, tuFpentinss brushes. gold enamel. gias. JaDaiao. pictures. frames. tacks hnmr1sra
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
SHOES TO REPAIR

DON'T BUY new shoes unless it's an a6so.
 soisa' nure white oak. 75c. only electric half-soiing machine. Work called for and Si g Court st. Phone HIT. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
AdmintsfratoYS NofIce

Notice is hereby given that the under signed on tho 12th day of October, 1908. was granted letters of administration upon the estate of L. c. Strong. deceased, And all persons having claims against the estate of the said l.. C. Strong are hereby re. quIred to present same to the undersigned within the tmie allowed by law or same ""' MRS L. c. STRONG.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
wANTED--MALE HELP.

s--~--->---->--->~--~~--- ,-1. --.,.s,.t- sr@s among local steam engineers good proposition Address s. M. H. care Mall Carrier No 20. wANTEp-A Linotype Operator, steady work, best wages 6aid, plenty oFeTtIhe work in two machine book plant. Ao1rs ssS "' -S-u wANTED-b00 Men to learn barber trace eaHt taLa noaitions waitInR our graduates, flaw weeks completes. constant -pracuee TUT nished. scholarship includes tools, oSTIh. Wr,ps se, s- cotsiiogl5e. Moler Barber College At ianta, Ga.
 . a, 4 wanrytad man between ages of IS and sbi citizena of United states of good character and Temperate habits who can speak. re9o snH writs RnElish. Apply to reccruiting o1seer I6 i-2 8. Court St.. Montgomery oHaeSt' As --a-thur-mon
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
EDUCATIONAL.

TED Alabama Telegraph & 6tsnographIC tauaineas College opens Monday, Nov 18th. Write for special terms. Box sA2 Bessemsr. Ala -2B-11-e.s,io.l2.i4.3i 3i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FLAMING MILL

wS 1sT pSep@rSd to So Sn kinds of ear, Denter and mil work Estimates furnished
 Door and windowg screens a speciality. 2. e LaWiA Phone No. =a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
rYpEwRITERs AND REPAIRS

REMINGToNs, smitha, Undsrwooda Fay. sholes S2O and up. Also the following slIShtly used machines: L. c. smith see; i;
 Monarch es0; Fox t60. Southern Iypewriter Exchange. es
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12

Three million long leaf yellow pine shingles in Etoek J. 6. sherman shingie Company. Manufacturer. Dothan. Ala ~-&ot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
TAGGING AND TIES.

MFsDAMEs LOTT ADAMs-From ChI-
 eaEo. have opened up-to-date Aanieuring ParIors at Room slA Bell Building. First Phone g22a -aok
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12

IosT-Whits fox terrier with brown and black spots on the head. bob tall sex fs- male. SiO reward. Beatrice Turner, No. bes Pollard St. As-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
LOST.

T. IOsT-sorrel horse, medium size, blaze face, Phone 149 or 264s. ana receive re-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
PLUMBING.

ALL KINDS of plumbing work don promptly. Repairs my speciality. satisfae tion Euaranteed. P. J. Bressingham. 23 \ Lawrence St. Phone 2S5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FOR RENT-RESIDENCES.

CHEAP RENT-For two families: Desira, bIe two story residence on beautiful Hull St., Suitable for two small familiss. which reduces rent for each to very low figure.
 Newly napeFed throughout and all modern convenIences Chas. D. Tallman Phone 103T, -14-th- su
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
PERSONAL.
SHINGLES

MRs |. M Jansen, Iioi Bsli Bids. mani. curing and chiropody. --1e-ff
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12

FOR RENT-slx room residence South Mc- DonouEh St. nice modern bath and sanitary. Large lot. West side of street Price t2B per month. Jones. Ray & Pierce. -iA-7t FOR RENT-s-room house. suitable for two famiiles, cheap. Also corner brick store and cottage Good stand for grocer and
 market, Phone STo. -lS-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
MULTIGEAPH LETTERS.

QUOTATIONS, etc. in facsimile of perfso typewriting done; names and addresses in serted 10 match. and envelopes addresse
 where desired. D L. DavRnt Typewriter Go First National Bank Bldg. -t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FOUND.

F0YTED-Tho place to buy fncandescenk iaSnna electric and combination fixtures and fo eef ali kind of electrical work dona L.
 Baker. phone 3ss3. SIS Dexter Ave --ls-ts
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12

FOR sALE-Fine paper shell oceans in iota of ten pounds or more, 3Sc sec sBe per pound. L. c. Fisher. Milton, Fia. --16-7t FOR SALE-Tha best aFraaxed and equip
 ped hotel of fifty rooms in this city. Ad- dress for one week. !. T. c. losk FoFsyih
 st.. Atlanta, Ga --te-at FOR 6ALB--a5aFland range. with six holea. Original cost sso. In Eairly good condition. For sale cheap. Apply 10e Clayton street OT telephone 47. --1o-eG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs

FOR sALE-Good paying mercantile busi-
 ness Southeast Alabama. Wili sell half or entire business. For further information address S. J. F. care Advertiser. -l7-4t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12

two bales cotton Mafkso SIS ,. a.e. for these receipts W. R. Watson --1s TOsT-PeopIea Warehouse receipt for one hois cotton marked LEE 800 The public tg notihed not to trade for same Joe Walker. Aaaa -ss IOsT-Money-by not having D. o. Nichols Decorating co. do your paper hanging. The next Co the ''0rand." Phone asa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FINANCIAL.

MONEY 10 loan on improved city real es- tate per cent Interest. sums Of tl0ee snd upwards. J0ha c. HardaWay, Soo Bsll Building. -
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-12
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-one surrey. canopy top. rubber tires, storm curtains, etc in good condition made by the Columbus Buggy Co; or will
 exchange for good top buggy. S. IT, West. eott, si2 Ffrst National Bank Bldg, ol phone 223. --io- A
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
Entertained by Nobility.

For days I haunted the promenade
IN the hope or meeting her I IOunEed
into RumpeImayer' where many a
princess and grand duchess sips tea
at I o'clock. and once or twice went
out TO the reserve at BeauIieu. but all
in vain. According 10 the weu-inform-
ed Petit Nicois. she had one day visit
ed the Grand Duke Michael az Cannes,
on another the Prince and Princess of
Monaco had called 10 congratulate her.
and on The third she had lunched with
the Prince and Princess AIilena of
Montenegro. who were staying al that
pine-embO wered caravansary Of the
royalties. the Cap Martin Hotel
longed 10 see her. and 20 hear from
her the details Of her engagement.
She had been frank and open with me
in all save her station, and that she
had concealed probably because she
did not wish the world 20 know that
she. a princess Of the royal house OF
Saxe-Co DOUrg-GOt was an inveter-
ate gambler.
Through those brilliant, sunny Jan
uary days, when Nice was fragrant
with the od0r Of violets and of mi
Inoss, I constantly debated within my
self whether 1 might not. at risk OF
offending her, call AT the villa Militia
I had been introduced 70 the Baron
esS de Namur who lived with her uu-
der the incognits or Madame CotJeaU,
and. therefore, I was not as an entire
stranger.
AT last one day decided 10 so, and
drove out TO the beautiful place on
The ouve-clad slope before the sea-
where the gardens were filed with
roses and carnations. and The long
marble terrace overlooked the broaC,
blue bay.
Ny card was taken by a liveried
footman. with the royal crown and
cipher upon his shoulder. and I was
ushered into a fine salon. magnificent
~ furnished. where the glare Of sun
light was softened by the haf-cIOsed
persiennes. / had not long TO wait,
for soon there vas a loud rustic Of
silk in the corridor. the door was
thrown open by mAnseTvant. and the
woman 1 adored. a pale. striking fs-
ure. stood before ne with outstretched
hand. and a word Of glad welcome on
her lips. She wore a gown Of some
cream stun. girdled narrow but dis
tinctive with pale mauve. simple. but
made with that perfection which
stamped II as a product Of the Rue
dc Ia PAX; and when the door had
closed. and she had mOtiOned al me
10 eat, she sank into a chair near me,
saying:
4 an glad you have come II You
had not sought me, 1 should have
called az your hotel You were sur
prised by your discovery at The BAN
fords' the other day I hope you are
not angry"
Angry 1 echoed 4 am not an
CRY; 1 only regret. You had. no doubt,
some reason for preserving your IL
cognita
The Washington times., 1908-07-05

fore al my suggestion We took the
funicular train up 70 La Turbie. where
the air is fresh and pure, and wan
dered about the olive slopes toward
the quaint old rock -illaEe Of Eze. at
last resting at a spot on the Corniche
road commanding A magnificent view
OF the rock OF Monaco lying out in the
turquoise sea, and the whole OF the
rugged coast and the chain OF snow
capped Alps at the rear.
Would your sense Of decency re-
volt II l were to ask you for a cigar
ete7' she asked as she watched me
cast myself down beside her at the
foot OF an old olive tree and light
up.
Certainly not" I answered. hand
ing her my case, and holding the
match for her
Yes, she was delightfully."- frank. her
beauty had attracted me; her charm
Of speech was music to my ears; her
complexion was devoid OF any arti-
iciality; her every movement full of
an i-expressible chic.
She blew the smoke from her lips
with unnecessary force. as every WON
an does, and as 1 gazed into her soft
brown, winning eyes I became lost in
their immensely.
How 1t came abb 1t I can scarcely
tell. but suffice it to say that the IN
evitable did occur I held her hand,
raised Il reverently to my lips. and
declared my secret. I, prosaic bache-
Tor that I am, told her thai I loved
her
without moving, without even sigh
or sign. save perhaps that ber grave
lace became just q tri1e paler than
usual, she heard me TO the end. Then
she signed, and in a strange tone of
bitterness and despair. answered with
single word:
''Impossiblel"
impossible" 1 echoed. Why
love you. Valerie, True. we hav- not
known each other long-five weeks
think it is-yet from the first moment
that our eyes met my thoughts have
been ever Of you. Give me hope. Tell
me that you will try and reciprocate
my affection"
NO she answered. drawing her
hand from my grasp, and striving to
remain firm. I much regret that YOU
have spoken like this, for I had be
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
HER ROYAL RICHNESS SECRET

huge sums as she did almost daily.
Together we watched the trente-et-
quarante for a short time; and punt
ing. 1 won a hundred francs or SO.
Come" 1 said at length. Let's go
and have some tea. 1 had really quite
forgotten that you are penniIess. For
give me-"
She laughed. as though the loss OF
10000 francs in half an hour were a
huge joke. and confessing that the
vitiated atmosphere Of the rooms had
made her terribly thirsty. and that
she was waiting for me to perform an
act OF charity, we went out anil across
70 the Cafe de Paris, where we sat
on the terrace. drank our tea favored
with orange-dower water, which is the
mode there, and listened 20 the seIec-
lions Of catchy cafe-chantant songs
played by the Red Hungarian band.
While there, however. two Incidents
occurred which considerably increased
the mystery surrounding her. A tall.
reddish-bearded. well-dressed man in
tightly-buttOned frOck coat and SILK
hat passed along the terrace and sa-
luted her, at the same time making
a curious sign. She. however. took no
heed. and turned away as though she
wished 10 hide her face. Strangely
enough, however, I had many times
noticed that self-same sallow-faced
Individual in her vicinity. Whittier
she went, there also did this smart
looking man follow, apparently pes
tering her with his attentions.
The sign he had made was curious
but so swift was it that IL would
escape the notice OF any one not
looking for IT. / had observed il on a.
previous occasion; a slight and quite
natural rising Of the left hand. and
the extension OF the first and fourth
fingers, similar TO the actions Of
Italians when making the horns" 70
avert the evil eye
DO you know that mann, 1 in
quired- I see him about great
deal"
Yes. slightly" she answered with
hesitancy and a quick. suspicious
glance Then she deity turned the
conversation into a different channel.
When we rose and passed along the
crowded terrace I noticed sitting at
one Of the crowded tables with some
English friends the Dowager Ouch
ess Of Grassmere, A very stin and
formal person in dead black grcs-
grain, and as we passed she glanced
at my companion Then with a loos-
Of surprise and recognition she start
cd from her chair and made a sweep
ing bow. which Valerie simply ac-
knowledged by a slight, naughty incli-
nation OF the head.
The Washington times., 1908-07-05
Meeting With Idol Of Youfbs

--at same night took I'D nv omar
11I7 al tie MetrOpOIe az Monte Carlo
ana oined at the table d'ho-e ma,
NOT long IN discovering thar the s,,,,.
occupied by the idol OF the Pz-f-
youths was numbered 10 70 IL .,
the second floor, and next r-o-,5--
contrived 20 meet her face n -. =
re corridor She was tall. dark
llalrea' young and attractive win an
aoulllne, purely French face arars-,-
y dressed In one Of those cream 80
gowns which are the mode in r1e
mornings At Monte Carlo
4 dozen times a dav We met ~ -
gardens IN the rooms. OF in the bo.aT
ana by trivial but carefully 7~aoo--
ceiF.d incident I managed 10 --sr-a
her Acquaintance. She was bright ri
Faclous. vain, like all her class and
oy ner accent she BETRAYED her mr.
FiHclal birth she was Peuofsa s1a
lo-a me. and because I save her one or
NO valuable hints ar roulette We
quickly became friendly. Dav AFTER
DAY kept careful observation o. an
her movements, until one eve7f7v
after dinner. as I SAT before the Czre
ce Paris, saw her ascend the rssf-,
steps with a male cou1anfo7-s tan
man with dark, very pointed bes-5
whose face struck me as somewhat
familiar.
NeNl second 1 recognized II him the
original OF the many Photographs dis
played IN the windows in Nice. II
was Prince Charles Of Greece.
she wore 2 z~-7L-v~-- --F7--.-
o-ack and silver transparency. dis
playing a dazzling orofusion Of s4vsfz
ana j. following the pair. watched
tnem playing at rrente-et-ouara1te
The prince lost over 5000 francs
While 1 watched II was curious. I
thought that che heir 20 the throne
OF the Observation-Disclosures s1ou75
he there when the papers said he was
IN Paris; therefore I resolved 10 r.
main patient and watch.
That night. about half-pasr u. while
passing madame's door on ny vyav 70
my room, suddenly heard voices
raised IN alteration, a sharp sound.
a smashing OF glass, and then a sud
den hush.
In the corridor I stood listening
49, VA 9---eA N-le door was eau
uously opened, and the chau+euss
Peered forth, her face bIanched 10
The lips
Aou- she gasped in French. no
ucinE me Then she held her breath
and saw that her discovery Of ny
presence for a moment held her pet
tr1ned- But in an instant she racov-
cred her self-possessi0n.
She Erasped my hand. pulled ne for
ward into the room. and n q hoarss
y hlsper said:
"A dreadful thing has occurred! Ny
husband has killed himself"
Your husband I Easped- risncl.E
around the little salon. DO voU
mean Prince Charles OF Greece %