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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Giapncr's Subn 5nriif.


Ger lett ocm Ni0r} ~pcridupunocn &c
meicnc Mnl. .. Mopncr, Sobn
0ca Nlnocaicnuior1 &iioor Nan.
ner, rat ciucr Nrilonitolt &c
brodt. - Nottc bic 9lbiitt, uod)
Sapan ST rciiCn.
Mm. y. Hnpner, Sobn Oe9 Murpz
IGnocr' @umocaicnotors >Sli0or Hups
ncr, mclhcr inn NiGri, an 3trriittlutg
Oca Ncrocliuitcma Ici0cnO, pom 9al.
tinlorc ucri6munO, nltroc gcitcrn Don
icillcm &atcr unb nlcbrcrcu intimcn
GrclmOcn Nti ciucm Compiler bon
NorioIf nod Baltimore Acbrndt urO,
mic Is bcibt, iofort nod cincr Ncrs
ucuhciInnitalt i'm mcitIidcn FCunipl-
ponicn iibcrgciiibrt. Der iulgc
Muln mllr0c am Moltug in cincnl
Tormbouic 5piidCn NorfoIt uno
SuifoIt, &n, n%tigcipiIrt. Nl9 cr I'M
OiGr5 bon baltimore obrciitc, bciou0
er iih inter Der 9cbanOlltn9 pou Or.
Charles q. Nitl ulo Dem leither Der.
Itorbcncn Gr. George 5. Erelton,
5mei prorincntcn Spcjinliitcn iiir
decentralization in icinCr @oh.
mlnG, 9{r. 1922, Il. Eoulitrabc. Gr
fouitc ciu Nhltomobil mo illbr nud)
Den Bergen III YcnniDlponicn. }tb.
gcionotc icinca &otcrs folgtcn iciucr
Spur nod NItlnutic Sin lno ip6ter
ro6 Son 6ronciaco, no cr lid AM
eincm Sonpicr noh ,Supon cinid)i1
len moIltG. Gr mlr0c icood odrun
ucrbin0crt. Cunn fam CT lpic0Cr
nod) Dem Often, mo Gnoc Npril
mllr0c CT am @ufc Ontario oltigciuls
Sen. Gr bcAob lid Oorout llodJ Der
&iiitc BON 9tclt GnglonD uno in Der
porigcn Mod)c nod Sting George
Gorntp, &a, no cr cincn Srcltn0 be.
iltd)tc, Scr i'll Der 9tadborid)uit ser
Snrm letler Ntllttcr lpobnt. @r irbr
Ooroli nad Noriolf, mo iein %atcr
iunrOc bcllad)rid)tigt, Der i'm Damn
idIicBIih III ciuem 8ormbouic 5mi=
'ten NorioIf unO Sliioit ouiipiirtc.
Gr mar oaein, ais cr ouigciumocn
murOc. Or. 6rcO. 9cpnlL 0cfun oca
GplcgS Der Ncr5te lulp S~SmOQr5tc,
begIcitcte Scnotor Hupncr nlrf Der
Heiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

Eoraoe5ur 6obncnmeibe e.
4ie DNittcllabod,s Scftion Hr. 1"
bat bcfonntlid hcidloiiel, lid al Der
6abnenpeihc ocS yGcutiben Milit1r.
Tereins" in Gprporc 5u betbeiligen,
nno luuroc geItcrn pom Mapor Die
notbtpenOlgc GrlaubniB fir cine go
rooe Der Scftion nit Mliiif am 3.
Gllgult, NbcnbS ~ llbr, erlangf.
Gic MitgIicoer Der Seftion moribi.
reH bon 6ronf Sprengcr's Heitait'
ration. Ode bon Baltimore irtb Gill
mor.S trobe, nit flingcnbem Spiel
ino ~lpebenoen 6obneu nod oenl
oWeltcno Eorf," 100 Inn s llbr in Sc.
geniport 0eS Wapors ser @eibeaft
bes gonncrS bes .Geutiden MilitGr.
Gerclns" ltottiitoet.
ing ns,.s die ,Os Sohs, Die !hr !mmsI Gs.suft HABIT
: sssis. NANzE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

Yoli3ei M atronen.- Die
Eoli5sibebor6e penIionirte qeitern Ole
Watrone bes oitlid)en Giitriftes Morp
W. WcSaueblin nflo ernonnte Die
Siilfsmatrone 5rau Morp Spron sur
@atrone uno 5rau 8irginia RuooIpb
5ur SiIfsmatrone.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Nntional 0Qnfen.

GrcierIstrabc. SGcop l8. @oot 4riitoent;
&clrD .. 9ieouc, S%taiirer.
,,3peitc Yiatinnal.Snnt," 432 Sho'groao>uaD
v. s. &agner, S%tdiitrer.
,~,9lcteru National Sanf," IA EorosSutdpsSlr
". Diarriott. %Staiiirer.
.Sritte Rational Sanf," Sde baltimore nm
9iOriDsSirabe.
,SdrmcrS & McrdantS' Tntiunnl Saht,'
Suutbs mo QombIrosS trabe.
,Gummerciuf q 5armcrs' National Sanf,'
GiopeitsGde Soipnros uno SerriaIpS trdbe
j. ). Salopilt, S%taiiircr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
WaNington- Ageutur
-btS-
"Qent(6em gorre(ponoent,"
@m. Sanncmann, 1915 W'arioa'
Strafe, N.s@.
no anIeisen nnb 8efennuaeh entgegtR AZ
tDitnten iprrben.
Gofalbcridjtc ats @aiBingtOr.
Ser : ltb crfuG Oil 5 . 6 on
are

Ser : tb crfuG oil 5 , Com
ehui4 9rcBua flf
Mit 9t46Gn Srltcrrl'C lpiro Dem
pom-21. Ssntqnbcr bis Blrp ~ 81
tobcr in Scr SuhocSbountltobt taacr~
ncl Snfpt1iatiormlen N aubcrclloli2-
Gori0rcbi ciHdt1en qcichdn. llntcr ocll
bcriibmtcn 9lMslqn6crrL sic Dem Son
1reb 6%cirUobtcn focr0cn tpcrOrn iid)
b%ciinocn: ST. Mitncr ullQ II. 6ont1l
pom @crIiu Pr. 5, Nortcl lnO Gr.
Is, bon FirQuct bon g3icnL u. Irun3
GN0cr BON Der Shmci5,h Or. VI. ",
Ehilip bon GOinbltr1, Gr. EbcoOorc
8iQiomS bon 2on0on, Or. u. Sal
mCttc bon ellie, 6roufrcidl Gr.
Molricc SctuQc pom NnriS, Or, 2.
&itoioto pom Sofio, &opon, u. Der.
norO NunN lnlb 81. NoINcr &orOmt
BON Gopcnbogcn Or. Inorc3 Oturti-
neg Var1as bon barcelona, Nr. u.
@loOimiroif uno Or. 5. &opdcpafp
bon petersburg, 81, lcnocloo Don
S'Qpv'' %ottH''p, ~ MyF'inNu po''
NVl.luJ"tF', =, "'orl" Mou!,VII ~
Sol'a, "l'0of'ent ~. Setlll Sl'ptc
Don Sioa0o'lH' ", ell't COM Don
0n''IOS "9reS, II HI'Dl''l'o "(ttoI'
po' A'p Su'lcltp Nllo II. SlWepp''
'V'o u eo''''o'i'l'oPtl:
"a 6lpor3 IS ono" -@crii.
d a. ~. grit orobtm ,lntcrciic
mnrOc bier cine Don 9Iop- Dorf fom,
mcHSc Ndhrid,t otioctonrmcll ser
altfol1c sir p(opbsa por ooi1ppu
GcrStddi,t|rFil,nnIdd oeeocic,nn hmor,c SAM.
Nttcntotc .ii~bcrnebncn. Somcit fcIts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

'** Ter Gnhlcn &ercin oca @Gdcr
@cion9pertins prrAnItnltct morgcn
i'm @eitcnO Fort Tin critics 0roBcS
5onrmernott9 6cIti:' Gin riibri9cS
GOntitc lit Jidon icit @odcn nit Den
&Orbcrcitltil0cn iiir ooiicIbc bcih6i.
ti0t unb ltclt ollcn @ciuhcrn Gin
pour ir6btid)c Stnnotn in Nllaiiht.
Ger GintrittaprciS lit olli nllr 70
Gents ~fcIt9clcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

ptHINIiNiS StlluluI JluUllCl Ut uCI
Heiie.
30 uni5ipoI SpicIc III
~. Scptem bcr. - Gle Mimi
cipnI Ntblctic Games Aiiociotiou" CT
mQbltc IN i6rcr Sibmg inn Goiino
I'M Fatterlon Ynrf sic n%ndJitcbcnocn
9eomtcn iiir bic olf Den ~. Sep
TENDER ougclcbtcn oi%cSi1brigcn Mctt
lpiele: Er0iiocnt $. Ab0iion 9ootb.
Ticc B%r0iibcnt E.n Gg."@urrctt uno
ScfretGr ntO Sddbmciitcr &. :.
Sinfc. Gic Spicle iinOcn i'm Batter
Jon Forf Itott; elm Invertebrates BRO.
gromm lit iiir OicirlEn in Gorbcrci,
tiln9. GicicS lit Die ncunte @erou-
ltoItung ibrer Hrt, mo bon ,So6r 81
Sabr lit oas S%nterciic Oca Eublifum9
an ocnIeIben 8emadien NlS Frciie
mintcn Den glfidlihcn 8cuinncrll
goloene, lilbcrnc lnb bron5cnc Me
0oillcn. ''t'"f
Cine inn9c oiebi6 dc 81.
tier. - 0ctcftip YobIcr ucrboitctc
gcItern Ole 5cbniGbri9c NcQcrin Wo0.
gle Gboic, 9r, 506, NorosGoen.St t r.,
bic Dor einigcn Goacu 0crrn elias
0. Ycrinc, Nr. IS, Sit Scrin0tonitr.,
cine 500 @onfnotc scitobIcn bat, ais
lie ibrcr Wflltter bcin Ncincnlodcn
hc9 WiireulS bali. 0o9 WtGohcn
miro bcutc I'M Silgctbgcriht cin Ser.
Dor 5t bcitebcn bobcr.
@cbt 5l7 McilCn in t2O
Stunbcn.-Serr Sobn Sdumoni.
BON Nr. 171S, aliccouno-S trobe,
ipcld)cr crit an lebten Sumito1 cine
5i7 Mcilcn. 6llBtour IN i20 Stunoen
%bcenoctc, bcgicbt iid bclltc Mitto1
nm II lbr idon ipiebcr olli cine nrllc
Wonocrrng Die i'm bicSmol nod,
N0p.Yort iiibrt. Sir icinc Icttc Sollr
crbiclt or, mic or ingt $1,000 olS @e.
lobnlulQ Icincn Intbcil an cillcr 5mi-
ldcn 0ouio Inbcrion mo Geo. @il-
ion ACKNOWLEDGMENT @cttc nm $1,000.
Serr Sdumonn beobIid)tigt olli lei.
llcr Won0crmg bon bier nah Ncp-
Dorf Den iiir oicic Strcde icltgclegten
Hccor0 bon Is Stunocn AT brcdcn.
Int Tcr8nii gnngSrei Q
begrttfcm- @crr Sob. q. >9cfet
mo @emobjin bcfinocn iid ollaclt.
blidlid) nit mbcrcn MitgIicocrn ocS
S'teno : Tcrid0ncrlnN9pcrcil1s bon
baltimore oui elmer @crgnii0ungS.
reilc, oic tic nod Ncuport NtepS,
Slo Foint Comfort Ocean @icn.
NortoIf, EroOiocnce, 9oiton, Bort,
LAMB mo DID Ordarb Bead 6rod,te.
Gic @eie0lldoit miro am fonunenber
Wontog mieOcr IN Baltimore eintrei.
zen. Die ReiicacicGihoFt pcraniiate
lid ont Wittpod) 81 Eortluno, Wtc.,
no ailf Der lcbtidbriacn Iciie Die
Sbellnebmer altf Dem Strollo conpi.
rem milbtcn in 5oIgc Der groben
0elcrsbrunit. ua
Seincn GcrIebunNcn or.
legen tit I'M oMarDInno llniuerii.
tots : @oIpituI" Der bier Sabre olic
Sobn @erbig bon Or. 1919, Hacc-
StrnBe, meldcr arl 10. Sill an Der
Hace.S troBen arenglns ser ,gulti.
more uno Sbio'S9bn" BON ciuern
3ll9e iiberiabren iprrbe. Sr ser
So'lnung, bns 2eben oes ainbes III
reiten, ipnroe oemieIben elm SUB ab,
gencmmen.
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Sfnots Ianfeu.

y9cutide ganf bon Baltimore" Baltimore
mo SoqioaDsS trabe. sllolr't 9ScUrr, strait
bent; &. 5. 5ibt, G1dbinetiter.
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SruIt g.. Gontpoanien,

Srl1It I. Gonlpagnien. i.
,WiarDlanS Srut Co." gorhlueIt.9de ,gqlpstts
mo 9er1taltsStrnBc. Grier .9erl9, Srnlt,
bent; {. z. 3tllnIerIii1 III, Sefretdr; Garruu
San 9teb. SbGNfteiIter.
"saltiGors srnt & Guarantee Co.,, equitable
Sttlolng. So,
Iobofaten. s 4a
4bulpb @utbcrlct, Gettsnniualt. Tr, 10, on
GeTit9tonsS trabe. q. & y. E1ore, Ct. 9auI
1853. 81. .
s.. Gurbart ebimcr, RchtsnnipoIt, luton 9ruit
9iuiloiiG, Baltimore. lio. @einc Seepbene.
Garl u. vi. SdulB, 1926. 1920 ap sQliIbine.
@uitopns Nurb, .2G1 .269 GnIoett Niiloing,.
s.. gm- Srtmanu, III NptosGbarIessSi raBe.
2anOmirtbihnitlide @eratbc uno
|t..s. SGnlereien.
Griffith & Surncr 50, 205 giOrosFacasStr
Wormors lil0 @ranIts &erfe.
g. SIIoartuer & eubne, ia. .71S 2Sett SaIiis
nluresStrdBe.
Glnmbing, Iltrnnccs, STANCES uab
Scfer, Za6ocfcn llrto Tinnen.
SeHmett srus., 523 9ioros6 remort'Apcrue
&11pferi6mieoe uno Saunders.
3obn Snbcrt, 17t4 G6amcssS trube. &. & y.
Ielepbon: gSoIfe 1899.
Seltcr .SerIidcrungcn.
sem. 7. ebadeliOro g. 60, 10 uno II Gbumbcr
Of Commerce.
r9iopal 1uinrauec So. ui aiuerpucl," Senrn 81.
9%SnrfieIb, Observation-Disclosures, 101-102 Sbnrts
her Of Commerce Quiloinn.
n@crmauia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS . 8rieniGait."
Baltimore mo Nortbs StraBe.
Gigent5untS Ngcnicn uno
sS0nolcr.
gicrrr 6. Sugan G. Hcpbew, 10 Oit.2eginatons
Strube.
Sufi6mieo 3ubeb6r.
Is. eeott Nagnr Co.. 1862 mo 3Gi giorosSabs
SiraBe.
&o9let uu0 Sol5.
Srnrp IS. Bun Seine, $50 COLUMBIA. abcnue.
S1nl,dInde1 u1o lt6ren.
y. 3. @'iner, 80 0i;galtimorcfe trabc.
Gion0lcib UcidGite.
uGOniuIioatco suon Gu.." 1 Goroa Sab trubc.
Tionos un0 Srgeln.
Ghus. NJ. etieif, 0 g!orb. g ibcrib.G trGbe.
ISM. snabe & So, Fnrisgoe. nno 6aOeitcsSir.
Eopier nno Yopier. 0iiten.
Smith, SiGun 60, 1915 mn f07 SnnuOersS Ctr.
9le6plnttcn, Wctau etc.
eDpn, 6anilin & So. (tlccrporiri), 10. 10,
2nIoeritoHsStrnbe.f .fs'l .Isr'
2ei6cnbcltotter.
Sanbers & ebhuc, 170S. .t7tO Gantonssbenue
@m Gupt, giortb' mo Srcenmoutts9tpenue.
S~rieSbofe.
,enubun Fart GemetcrD," Office; 81 ggefts
Sa~ratoaasSirate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24
Baltimore Sampf Tadct : 81.


'5 " tattt nito ShoetraMhte' s'hi. atnte.1 a.
Die Scr. Stunier Edit bcf6roertro.
Tumpier ..giraiuin" tnru), rslabnmn,"
yGrurain." ,Scuucficc".
Gambler ia1reIl taqIif, sS@ltlttasS ansgertonl'
siabt. strafe, $50 @bcuoS. oircft nab SIS
Eoint Comfort. ~gioriplf, PORTSMOUTH, ilnb nac1t
XnHticn bes Giioclts. &erbinonng in Oh
Yoini Comfort nit Der IS. & .. @iicnbnbu".
9tn6 8idmoun, Sierbinouta in FurtSmonib nit
hcm uScnboaro gtir Zinc" lpIinem 3upc nab
Hort3lnOntb utb sItlaTttn. IN ginrfoIl Ncrbili,
Olng nit Der nNilnutic 9pnit 2tre." yiorfo!f
mo iucitIi6 NM .SIO Dominion Cine" nn6
NeiubGrn. SSoibtrGion, Nc, Jii3moiIo, Sa..
nm ZEN 2)urf.
..@6abI}ciicn mad eurphiilhciit TIaHe. gitrlt'
rt0ic aniilicn5ilnrlcr clelirifGe Velclthtling.
9ampfbci8unq. auicn frci. Sitferoirfc an~iiitcii,
thinner in ben NinetzNirenlr Der r9lnh ainc."
gtr. f07. Sit=8nltinturcs Str1be; 9r. d06-50S.
2iqhtz Strnbc; G. u. G.. Office. SiiopitsGde Der
RaIiimorc. unh GuIpertsS trhbe; peortinentnl
Truit NniIotna" rno 9tlbGugbs Hr. 109, Gpro,
Charles Sirnbe.
Subn q. SGcrwpue, g.. grutp u,
%ieesRrif. II. Sen. FQlnndGer. @ct. sPdit. -slncnt
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Spor Yonfen

NVTIINTT.
,,Tcutide Spatbnut uut Salttnuprc," Slitutus
mo Baltimore traBe,
ySt. Sumco Gpurbnut," BaltiinpreSS trlbe ufo
GuitUIfsSoules9lbenIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

9auuutcrialicr, Ebiiren, 6etltcr'
raDmcn,l SaOel etc.
Samrs .. Suiter IL Gur 11j uno III Sh'0re
.~oeridsStrdGe. . r.s,.y .
@cu. y. Sluan & Stu., Ala 2igbtitr. s&erlte.
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6ei9dttss@ esmetier.
Qnitunnrn. 4eitidriiten etc.

She Baltimore Mems o." 9doic Ibercrom
bic, @el6aitsiiibrer, 3ls ISeilsSernHIIsSlr.
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,WiarDiano Srnit Co.," gioropeits SIDE, ,galpett.
uno 9erndIsSiruBc. Srier Serf6, Frdii-
bent; {. z. 3irlmerIrt1 M, Setretdr; 9arruu
San 9tcb. S6GtHteiIter.
Baltimore Fruit & 8naraptcr &c., equitable
Sltloilig. $50,
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Enpier rno Yopier-0 Often.
Smith, SiIpm 60, 1915 mn f07 SnnuUersStr.
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9le6plattcn, Wetan etc.
epon,. 6entlin & So. CuicorpoririD, 10. 10.
l'nIocritoHsStrnbe.f s'l ls'r'
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2eidcnbcItatter.

SanoerS C Suhnc, 1T0S. .t71O Gdntonssluen emu
&m. Gupt, Gortbs mo Srcenmourtsguenue.
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Tionos nno Srgeln.
Ghos. vi. Sticif, 0 9turos QibcriD-S trabe.
sSm. annbc & 6u,, Fnrtsaoe. uno 5aOettcsSir
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Wugaf Blue 2tnl

""W NT'NHUtfVVfU uWU vttVVsVUHHs
Neuer 3eruitlus an Der 9reiugbswanaiaJtsn
StraBe, 9etp gorf, 5eqpem ned 6otelS. fb:e
tern uln Gei6diiSoiftrift. 9i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-24

Glum6ing, SURFACES, STANCES unf
Seier, Ia6ocden mo Tinnen.
9ennett 9rus., 523 Noro. 6renont. Apenue.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26
lIE DID NOT CONF

again. THE emperor's friends could
In triumph without being stopped"
You are not out OF the palace pre-
cincts yet answered the captains wife
in warning tone.
She went on, treading more softly
as she descended and carrying the Ian
tern low lest she or her companion
should stumble over another sleeping
sentinel; but the staircase and the door
that led into the court were deserted,
for the captain was a very exact man,
and had his supper at the same hour
every evening and went to bed soon
after like an honest citizen, after set
ting his watch and locking the iron
door to his own lower landing. In two
years he had never once come down the
tower after sunset The consequence
was that the guards did as they
pleased. or as their lieutenant pleased:
for he found 1t pleasant to spend his
nights in another part of the palace.
and was extremely popular with his
men because they were enabled TO go
to bed like good Christians and sleep
all night
enough. Her apprehension was for
what might happen to Zeno between
leaving the tower and passing the great
gate, which was the only way to get
out of the fortified precincts The wide
courtyard was very dark. but there
were lights here and there in the win
dows of the buildings that surrounded
1t on three sides. the great mass of the
palace on the right, the barracks of
the guards along the wall to the left
and the main post at the great gate in
front, with the buildings on each side
of it, some occupied by slaves and some
used as stables
Zeno wished that he had stripped one
of the sleeping soldiers and had put on
his dress. for he had been informed OF
the captains habits and knew that the
disguise was no longer safe one after
leaving the tower. Indeed. it was a
chief part of the captains duty never
TO go out after dark on any excuse. and
he apparently made sure OF obeyfng
this permanent order by going TO bed
early and getting up late. For the rest,
he had always left the personal care
of his prisoner to his wife. judging that
her stout middle age and fiery
cheeks sufficiently protected his domes-
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

she almost stumbled over the sentinel.
half seated .on the lowest step in q
drunken stupor.
The story they had now reached con-
tained the living room of the captain
and his wife, and no sentinel was need
ed higher up in the tower. An iron
door, fastened on the inside, cut OF the
Zeno to pass. But being constantly in
use the lock was well oiled and the
bolt slipped back almost without any
noise. Nevertheless. as he followed his
companion down the next flight Zeno
drew up the folds of his cloak on his
right arm till the edge barely covered
the drawn knife in his hand.
They reached the next story below,
where the upper guardroom was. The
door was half open and a lamp was
burning within. but as the window
was over the great court of Blachernae
no light had been visible from the
water Zeno heard voices. and caught
sight OF two guards carousing at the
end of an oak table. At the sound of
footsteps one of the men rose quickly,
but staggered when he tried to walk to
the door.
'swho goes there?' he called out,
steadying himself by the doorpost and
looking out.
The captains wife had the presence
of mind to hold up the lantern so that
the light fell full upon the helmet zeno
wore Instantly the soldier tried to
straighten himsef to an attitude of at
tention. with his hands to his sides
But this was too much for his unstable
balance. and he reeied backward half
across the room within till he struck
the table behind him and tumbled
down with a clatter of accouterments
and a rafting of the horn drinking
cups that were thrown to the ground
His companion. who was altogether too
drunk even to leave his seat, broke
into a loud idiotic laugh at his accident
You have done your share we'll
Kyria," said zeno as he followed hel
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-26

me into his hands. You Will be safe at
least. and 1 will take my chance. II
he is asleep I have nothing to fear"
He drew her to the door and began
to unbar il himself. She had under
stood that he was right so far as her
own safety was concerned. and she
helped him. A horn lantern stood on
the stone floor in the entry at the head
Of the stair, where she had left 1t when
she had last come up. Before going
down she barred the door outside as
usual, and then led the way.
At the first landing she opened a
door as softly as she could and went
in. leaving Zeno on the theshold. 1t
was the sleeping room, and zeno heard
the captains stertorous breathing with
relief. He went IN and looked at the
sleeping mans face. which was con-
gested to a dark red by the powerful
drug. and Zeno thought it doubtful
The woman. ignorant Of the effects of
much opium. was afraid her husband
might open his eyes. and she plucked
at zeno's sleeve. anxious to get him
away, but the Venetian smiled.
He is good for IL hours sleep" he
said. Give me his cloak and helmet.
If 1 find no one awake ! will leave
them at the outer gate. Otherwise /
will send them to the tower in a
clothes basket tomorrow morning"
The captains wife obeyed. less
frightened than she had been at first;
Zeno muffed half his face in the big
cloak. and threw the end over his
shoulder, whence it hung down, display
ing the three broad stripes of gold lace
that formed tho border distinctive of a
captain's rank in the guards
Now show me the way" zeno said
Under the folds of the cloak he had
the short broad sheath knife ready ir
his grasp, and it was no bad weapon in
the hand of such a fighter as Carrie
Zeno. The captains wife led the way
with the lantern.
At the foot of the next flight of stairs
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my Hour Has Come
" EMO found the two occupants OF
the room terror stricken. and
standing on one side of the win
dow, from which they had not
dared to look after the cry OF alarm
had been given from below. Indeed.
they were IN a dangerous pass, unless
ali three Of the men who had attempted
to stop Zeno were dead. or IL the first
cry had reused the sleeping captain
ana guards Of the tower from their
drugged sleep.
But zeno's own situation was quite
as bad. 1t was out OF the question TO
shout 70 Gorlias. on the mere chance
OF his being stiIl alive and on the pier.
No communication was possible and
the rope was cut below
There was no time to be lost, either
He ala not know the number of his as
saiIants, and though he gave his signal
when he reached the window. on the
mere chance of being heard. he would
not have trusted the answer to IL IL 1t
had come. Any one could initiate such
a sound after hearing It once If he
let down the remaining length of the
rops by the fishing line. and II his enc
mics were on the pier instead of Cor
las, they would have wit enough to
knot the rope when 1t had been cut.
and to send It up again. for him to
come down by. and he would drop into
their midst
He understood all this is an instant.
and without hesitation he cast of
everything above and dropped the rope
and the hshing line out OF the window.
He knew Gorlias we'll enough to be
sure that he would come back before
daylight and land II there were no one
on the pier, and remove all traces Of
the attempt
we are lost" moaned the big
woman.
.My hour has come" said the EN-
neror Johannes in solemn terror.
Thereupon he began to say his pray
ers. and paid no more attention to the
others. zeno took the woman by the
wrist
I'VE are not lost unless your husband
is awake" he said. Take me to him
TIE captains wife stared at him.
There is no other way. If he is
awake you will tell him that / got into
the tower. and that you have betrayed
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her closed teeth. There was no noise
now, for the man that had been as ac-
tive as a cat was dead
But an instant later one OF the other
three was out of the water and on the
edge OF the pier. painting for breath.
The woman took up one of the oars
and tried TO paddle with it, She thought
the man who had come up must be
GorIias. and that the other two were
drowned: and she tried 10 get the boat
to the pier again; she had never held
an oar in her life. and she was trem-
bling now. High in midair Zeno was
hanging on what was left of the rope,
slowly working his way upward, fully
50 feet above the base OF the tower.
The skin bumped against the other
boat alongside. and the woman began
TO despair OF getting nearer TO the land
and tried to shove the empty boat away
with her hands. The effect was to push
her own skir toward the pier. for the
other was much the heavier of the two.
Then. padding little. she made lit
tie way. The man ashore seemed to be
examining the body of the one who had
been killed: It lay sprawling on the
stones. the head smashed. The living
one was not Gorlias; the woman could
see his outline now. She was strong,
and with the one oar showed her skin
still farther from the other boat and
got up on his feet and slipped down to
the waters edge again.
Held out the end of the oar TO me-
he said. and will pull the boat in
It was not the voice of Gorlias that
spoke. and the woman did not obey the
instructions II gave. On the contrary.
she tried 20 paddle away. lest the man
should jump aboard. Strangely enough,
the Skin seemed 70 answer at once TO
her viii. as II some unseen power were
helping her. 1t could not be her un-
skilled, almost helpless movements OF
the car that guided It away.
But the man rose TO his feet. on the
lowest course Of the stones. where there
was q ledge. and he sprang forward.
struck the water without putting his
head under and was,at the stern Of the
boat In few seconds.
The woman seemed fearless, for she
stepped quickly over the after thwart.
taking her oar with her. and a moment
later she struck q desperate blow with
1t At the swimmer. and raised It again
She could not see him any more. and
she knew that II she had struck, his
head he must have sunk instantly; but
she waited a little longer in the stern.
the oar sliI rplifted in both her hands.
At that moment the repeated call OF
the owiet came down from far above.
II could only mean that Zeno had
reached the upper window in safety.
Then the boat rocked violently two or
three times. and the woman was thrown
down, sitting, in the stern sheets; she
saw that q man was getting in over
the bows and was already on board
That was well done. Eokona." said
the voice Of Gorlias, softly.
Zoe sank back IN the stern, half
fainting with exhaustion. pain and past
anxiety.
Is he SAFE" she managed to ask
That was his call. He has reached
the window again. but It was narrow
escape"
She could hardly breathe. Gorlias
had taken the oars and the skin was
moving.