The Meeker herald., 1908-08-01
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sugar BUSINESS not 70 ne'p eao poopls
10 gam tne1 lloeI na' = I'ves
sugar ofoke.' seens settein Nnes Q.
Duslness .n.e no nAo uw.9s cont.olieo
passing nD tne Soens
aAnds. secreuy looseo m.ofmataon tnas
ne was plottine WIN me revolution-
''ts: ellsworth was spirited away.
Wnen a montn passed ana no letter
mao oeen received from MN In new
orleans. great was tne trepidauon Win
regard 70 MN among me- relatives. he
mao only . moener sno s'st. VINO.
instead OF gong 10 Cupa 10 nno OUT
what nad happened 10 MN, contented
themselves witn WORRYING. IL was tnco
that Houise Levan oiscovereo now
mucn ne was 10 ner, ana sne decided
TO go 10 HAVANA ana make inquiries.
But instead OF Announcing her real
purpose sne gave OUT tnss sne was go
ing to take photosrapns OF scenes per
tanning TO the fevoiut'on'
Wnen MISS Levan reached havana
sne commenced invesueations Wnicn
soon LED to the knowiedse that Eils-
worth was connned IN prison In tne
Interior. HIS recent business associate
told her tnat ne wooid nave taken
measures TO prlng inc case oetore tne
American consul, out ne incomunicado
prevented tneir setuns any PROOF OF
MS idenuty.
Louise Aevan foun0 nessen cont1oos-
ed BY problem. HOW coulo sne -
cure TINS psooe7 Even II sne cooAd eee
hto the JAN. 80 tne prisoner ana mo.s
dmoAvH 70 inc tace ot EiisWottns
IDENTITY the tr1ckery OF me epeniaru
would likely tnware nef IN me cno.
Knowing her purpose. they could sun
ply remove the prisoner. After NE
forming ana reJecung OF many plans
she hit upon one tnat sne proceedsd 70
carry out.
Going to the town where Gllswortn
was imprisoned, sne took up nsr aoods
In an Inn with . view 70 Watching
for an opportunity to get . glimpse q
him. He might be allowed exercise II
the jail yard; he might appear at
window; she might b. admitted to the
prison. In the nrst TWO OF these she
was disappointed, and all her applice-
tons to gain access to the interior
were refused until . prison inspector
came to the inn who the next day was
to inspect the prison. Louise secured
IN introduction, hattered him and beg
ged that she might send written &C.
count, censored BY him. Of the treat
ment Of the prisoners. The oncial.
seeing an opportunity to influence
American sentiment, turning 1t from
the current reports Of barbarous treat
ment, consented.
The next day Louise went with ths
oflcial to inspect the prison. In time
they passed EIlsworth's cell. He was
sitting on q stool, pale, detected, ema-
ciated. reading a fragment Of 4 news