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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-05
DEsERET EVENING NEWS THURSDAY AUGUST = 1900

tersonsi Thomas II Kelly, was picked
up on suspicion Of having been assoc
c'ated with the couple. Kelly has been
under police surveillance for several
weeks past
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A private safe may be rented In the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security g. Trust Co. 1894
Main street, $500 per- year.
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Ask for Q SITS government inspect
y5 ed 4 IS 355i III f. II
It'sSthe meat you should eat-its
never re ected
The mi eat that'a the finest that's sold
In Salt Lake:
Uncle Sam says Is good, and he stands
.3y for no fakei A ss SS3i5
ISL INFERNO UNTATN PKG co.
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q. IA. r RATES.
Special Rates and Trains Via Salt
~ !. -. ~ nike Route y

SpeciaI Rates and Trims Via Salt
Lake Route.
"a For the g. 5A. r.. Reunion, the visit
of the Wizard of the Nv asatcll, the ldedi-g
scat!on&of st. Mary's cathedral and the
presence Of distinguished prelates, THE
tons In Utah, on sale August 9th to-
18th inclusive, good to return August
18th. Two fast trains from Tintic8
District, three trains from PaSson and
points north. See bills and ask near
est Salt Lake Route agent for full par
5ticulars. Y
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quarters last light with a confused
I tale Of having been hello up and rob-
I bed When AZ was found that Naisl,
still had several dollars and his gold
watch In his possession. and as he
grow more uncertain whether II was
ono Or three men who held him up. he
was given over to the care of Jafler
Bush for his own protection. Naish
claimed that the hold-up had occurred
! at second South and Second Vest
streets and that he rad been robbed
Of So The bruised condition OF his
face, togetherswit his rambling story,
convinced the police that Naish had
been the victim Of a drunken brawl
rather than al hold-lp
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.

Win Denver g Rio Grande II. r..
no Provo canyon. go a, M. $40 a.
M. SLIPS. d u
4 To Ogden, 10 rs a. m. 3 :.35 p, m, s1.oo
u To Pharaoh IS Glen, S:20ls, M, SOC.
I Return on any train. Special leaves
Provo canyon 80 b. m. s.
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FLAGS AND BUNTING.
headquarters Sweet Candy Co,
A-Y.P EXPOSITION RATES,

VIA Oregon Short line r. r. n 4
$500 from Salt Lake to Seattle and
return; on sale daily commencing June
st. Ask agents for further particu-
lars s55s93 s8s3f
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I ELLEIsY's BANI, AT SAI4TAIR.
/. Free concerts. 50men; two yocalists.
DAILY. to 8 and s to 10 p. m.
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Z TAKE THE BIG RED CAR for EN-
igration Canyon from End South ana
Main streets at 4 0 a IN! and 2 p. NJ
Daily except Sundays Ind holiday
1.25 per round trip. During Gil. A. & II.
week trains leave every hour from
Mt. OliVet,
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II
THE BIG RED c

S8s + AkE THE BIG Rcd CAR for En-
sigration Canyon from End South and
Main streets al i 0 a. m. and 2 b. IN.
Daily, except Sundays and holidays
/ y rs per round trip. During q. A.. r.
week trains leave every hour from
( Mt. Oliyet. $ VI
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PEOPLE with chronic bronc liit It's ass
thtI,a and lun9 tro Bile, Will find great
relief and comfort in Foley's Honey
& and Tar. and can avoid suffering by
\ Hill Drug Co. The Never Substi-s
4 tutors.a' 8is ia X & IL tS Il b 5 ~
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VERY Low RATES.

& To va rtous points on the Oregon
Short Line and Southern Pacific daily
from August Sth, to 18th, inclusive
ASK agents for particulars. City
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sney Remedy will help you. 1t strength
ems the kidneys 30 they will eliminate!
the Impurities from the blood that.
adepress the nerves, and cause exhaus-
ton. backache, rheumatism. and urin-
airy IRE ulari ties which sap the Vital
ity. Do not delay. Ike Foley's Kid
ney Remedy at once. +. ]. Hill Drug
Co, CIT he Never Su bstitntors.
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FLAGS AND BUNTING.
4 III Headquarters Sweet Candy Co.

WALTERS GREAT PLAY
q PAID IN FULL"
with illustratinns) $3.50 at THE
SDEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
81 s. Main Street.
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DEATH OF G. A R. VETERAN.
sssnk Hoffman, Past Commander
= ieKean Post, Answers Call.

~, ~, ne death Of Frank Holman.
~, ,p occurred on wednesday, at the
!. ,as residence. IL Fifth East street,
passed an honored member Of the.
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OLD MEAT MADE NEW.
.F'reezine'' Makes Feeble CoWilesh
Appear Fresh and Causes Trouble.

tErnbalrned beef, or something very
near to il. has been found by the state
food and dairy commissioner, Tests
have been made by State Chemist
Herman Harms and he has reported
that out5of nine samples, seven OF them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-05

contain a preservative. s ''reezlne,'' ~
tcowflesh feel young and springhtly.
was the substance found in most cases.
The meat being offered for sale ir this
instance was guarantee fresh and free
from personalities. This puts the meat
dealers guilty of selling the meat IN
question in a shady position and pro-
secution is threatened.
~ $3.50. ---------.-- ls q n
JsI1LERXrs BAND AT sAITAIR.
Free concerts. semen; two vocalists.
Daily, 4 to and to i 0 r. m.
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Swimming at saltair i real sport.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-05

Saltair "Leviathan. Restaurant
The best meals at city prices. ASK
for anything. O chestra every even-,
Ing.
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SaItair Dance Orchestral
A Enlarged to is men. Continuous
music from 7:45 to 1880 each even
Ing. 8l$ s5 Isl ,5}5
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

Score another for Gunnison 5
climate While Denver tins week
experienced It's third severe spring
storm, our section was treated to n
few days of blustery, but not severe
weather with but two inches of
snow. Down the Gunnison val
ley toward Utah they got over a
foot OF snow and Denver had four
teen inches in that many hours. As
a matter of fact we have an all wear
climate, that for healthful invigorat-
ing air and freedom from violent
storms cannot be excelled in the
world. The talk about cold in Gun
nison is tommyrot 1t is never cold
enough to hurt anyone but a molly
coddle, and is not nearly so disagree
able as the storms, rapid hunctua-
tions OF temperature and intense
summer heat of lower attitudes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
s~ASassgSE s~aerH

To JsAa " Pro~sst hs~ sA~isiSAspA..~. =.
ssos<sss. bssr- snd assigns
Nou ere lsesets sass6~d that ~ una-sui-s
sor eapsn.tsd ssriax tss yeaf tma 49, kuSS@,
d.,issss - sstr,s ssd sHprwssOssa~ uuuw -.
nosrs,e lode mining cia,m- ssssas~ " - 60.
r-ek Mining District, eooAfy ~ 6onaau,m a..
state of toiossdo, the isrstusa esSS,0ces.
~heresf y of record IN h.sssk Ind pav< mi e ~,
Office OF the clerk aud recosstsr a Ssu,a,.I,,
cuunty aforesaid IN order Ia h.sd said cl. IN
under the proVi-ioss ~ s~ctis,n INA a si,e :,
yt>~o statutes Of the sltea Sssts-- ana Al,
amendment thereto approved Jsanary " ,>-l
concerning annual isbsg aiming ciaiU,s h.
lns The amount Required to hold -s,d ci am
for The Iiertoa eudIn- Dsceubrr ~ INn.
And If. within olHety aisy- after the spr-.us
service ct tbi- notice. or wttain nsn~sy IA,
sfier the -frvice thereof hy p,shli-st,on ,ou
TAI refuse to contribute your pvosr ,rt,.s, III
snch expenditures a. csI-,wner. tsss..SA.-r vtti
the costs of thi- publication Your interest a
the -sid ufie cisign viii become the prs.t.rty .,i
the undersigned. your cu-own..r. who has mad.
the r"auircd expenditure by the terms oi said
-e.iIoI.
N. D. smoot
tIr-t publication March ~. Iss
Last publication Jun. -. issH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
oouCEHYRAYr en- Enencv

The IAslis independent recently
had very good ARTICLE On boo.ainx
for lane ;rom that CITY 10 Carbon
dale 10 connect With the Colorado
Midland railroad
The developing country down
there cannot have too many rail
roads. bat 1t ssems 10 rs that the
Colorado aud SoatherB 10 the kew to
the situation, and that all oar com
m~re.Al bodies gill do well 10 con
centrs,e spon the one object
II would take over q hundred
miles 81 new road to extend the
Colorado Midland from Csrbondale
To Delta. Mileage from Denver TO
Carbondsle is PIG. a total # nearl,
400 miles. via the Midland. while
VIA the RIO Grande a. is nearly 372.
and bv the Colorado n Southern via
GuBnison and North Fork sxien
s'on could hardly be figured more
than 800 miles Moreover the Md
land u neither fish. flesh nor good
red herring. since It is owned Jointly
bv the Rio Grande aud the Sosth-
orn. II is true the Midland 10 a
broad gage, but SO will be the
>ouihern # we can convince James
j flill that the business Is there
IL a ribbon Of steel Of anv sort
is once laid from Baldwin 10 paonia
we can not only he sure Of the short
est broad gage route to Denver and
the gulf coast in short order. but Of
inducing broad gaging Of the Mar
shall pass route. That is why as
above stated, boosting for the c. a
;. extension seems to us the key, to
the situation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
ne Oiftssssce

What is the difference between
high grade and low grade baking
powders?
All baking powders are white and
are sold in round cans with bright
labels. The contents look mach
the same. but in fact they are very
different.
High grade baking powders srs
made OF pure cream Of tartar deriv-
ed from grapes. They are hsaltfal
and economical 10 use.
Low grade baking powders are
made OF alum, an astrinrent mineral
acid
Before the Pure Food Law only
a chemist could tell by analysis
one from the other.
But now baking powders have
the ingredients printed on the back
OF the label BY reading the label
the housekeeper knows tho ingre-
dents and being careful of the vel
fare Of her hoasehould, avoids the
Alum kind of baking powder.
Good baking powder is one of
the most useful things in the kit
chen and there is a difference.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
WUMEN'S WOES
Gunaise. Wsaen Are Fisdiax Relief
At Lssf

IL does seem that women have
more than "A fair share of the aches
and pains that aftict humanify:t they
must keep up" must attend to
nutles in spite Of constantly aching
backs, or headaches. dizzy smells.
"'hfihg down pains; they must stoop
pNer. Nhen To stoOp means torture
heN must Walk and bend aud work
with racking pains and many aches
lrom kidney Ills. Kidneys cause more
suler ng than any other organ of the
hody. Keep tn. kidneys well and
heaith ! easily maintained. Read OF
remedy Tor kidneys only that belp~
ana cures the kidneys and is enGors-
ed by people you know.
MIS- W. IL. Dawson. Ill Macon
ave. canon city. Colo, saws. For
wears 1 have been subject to a dull
ache in my back. especially acroes
,he shoulder blades. To use NV
hands and arms caused me suffering
snd u l worked hard or eNerted nv
h- my trouble was aggravated.
spots appeared before NV eyes and I
was frequently distressed by head
aches and spells of dizziness. Added
10 there difficulties WAS too frpopent
passages of the kidney eetretjoor.
earning OF Doan's Kidney Pills. I
procured box and they relieved me
Oh All the symptoms. lam = strnnu
ehoor"er of Doan's Kidney Pflls.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
Cno0KSy0n
Ness ChAnspioa CoryesvoaAsacs

Ness Champion CorveavoaAsocs-
"Wednesday April .
osr SUNDAY school closed April 4.
Isunn Bros have been ballnG hay.
5. NJ Lsdwick is v,sitia9 osr
school today.
J c. Tpsoa is spending sessssl
day An SsrRcnts.
la grippe hes bseU visiting IN
our ne,Skboshood the psss vssk
Enterta.nnsat at Crock saou school
house April 10th. Come ous anA
all.
Grandpa Hicks retarned hosss
Monday We all rejo,ce in hls re-
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. j B Turner have sold
oat their .odSing hoase IN Ssl,da.
Mrs. Turner'S health is improving
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
toktaI aI0st.t OF WosSG A.H

nder aud by virtue of an order ct sale and
IA iemcnt of foreclosure issued out of tb.
tounty 'ourt of the taanty II Gunni-nu Col,
rsto. entered December 18th. iss~. IN which
cause the Interstate ~asiug- Bank j. plair,,li
and Z. 7 >,li- aud lie en 4 >iiis are s,cte,,d
ants. wherein the above named plaintiff ,,,,.
tanned a judgment and decree against said Dc
feDdsnts Tor the sum - Three hundred k,et,.
one Dniiars aud Jhiriy-tour cents txssi .all /
am commended To- sell all that certain lot or
parcel al land situate ia III. County 81 truupi
sou. state Of tolorado, desc ribed rs -f,.low--t..
wit; Lot uine IN block IN the town of t,unpi.
son ace riding To the original plat of ID 3. "
together with all and singular the tenemcuts
hereditameDts and appurteusuce- tbercunto ls
longing of ~ an, wise appcrtainiBg.
Notice j. therefore hereby given that ON tl,.
klth day OF March, 1872 at 10 o'clock a u, of
that day, at the west trout do.sr ,t the tnurt
Hou-" IN said 'Oun'y of Gunni-on | will IN,
o5esiience To sail order of sale and deere. a.,
foreclosure, sell tho above described property \
ur -o much hereof as may be necessary 10 sat
isly plaintiHs Judgment. with interest there, =,
ahd costs. 10 the highest and bcs, bidder for
cash
Dated March 9Th. lsa.
PAT HANLoN Sheriff
by i. J. LLHAN. Under sheriff
The above sale y hereby postponed until tl,e
hth day OF April ish, at 10 O'Clock IN the fore.
noon.
Dated March 9th 1902
PAT HA\LON. sheriff
y, u. }. LEliAN, Undtr-SheriH
March 5-tpriis
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

ITS Cousin Rudolf !"
knees beside him ana ieaned my ear
down to hear If he breathed. But be-
fore l could there was loud rattle
from the outside. knew the sound.
The drawbridge was being pushed out
A moment late- it rang home against
the wall on my side of the moat l
should lie caught in trap and the
king with me if he yet lived lie must
take his chance to live or to die. I
took my sword and passed into the
outer room. Who We're pushing the
,irawbridse out-my men? If 50. al,
was well. My eye fell on the revolvers.
and ] seized one and paused to listen
in the doorway of the outer room. To
listen, say |? Yes. and to get my
breath, and | tore my shirt an / twisted
strip OF it round my bleeIlu. arm
and stood listening again. would
have given the world To hear Sapt's
voice. for ! was faint. sNeut and wea-
ry. And that wildcat Rupert Hentzau
was yet at large in the castle. Yet be
cause ! could better defead the narrow
door at the top OF the stairs than the
WIDER entrance to the room. | dra -,.e |
myself III the steps and stood b nd
it listening
What was the sound: Acain n
strange one for the place and the time.
An easy, scornful. merry laugh. the
laugh Of young Rupert Hentzau, |
could scarcely believe that a sane rnyn
would laucI. Yet the laugh told me
that my men had not come. for they
must have shot Rupert ere now if they
had come. And the clock struck half
past :, My God. the door had not been
opened. They had gone to the bank,
They had not found me, They had
gone by now back t. Tarlenheim with
the news OF the kings death-and
mine. Well il would be true hefor.
they got there. Was Dot Rupert laugh
ing tn triumph:
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
PRINT BY REQUEST
Rea1ess ShsuA Ma n ~ H.,
or nla@@pr TvevSe

Mix the following by shaking we'll
in a bottle, aud take in teaspoonful
doses alter meals and at bedtime:
Fluid extract Dandelion, one-balf
ounce; Compound kargon one
ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsapa-
rilla, three ounces A local drug
gist is the authority that these
simple, harmless ingredients can be
obtained at nominal cost from our
home druggist
The mixture is said to cleanse
and strengthen the clogged and in
active Kidneys, overcoming Back
ache, Bladder weakness and Urinary
trouble of all kinds, if taken before
the stage of Bright's disease.
Those who have tried this sav it
positively overcomes pain in the
back, clears the urine of sediment
and regulates urination, especially
at night, curing even the worst
form OF bladder weakness.
Every man or woman here who
feels that the kidneys arc not strong
or acting in healthy manper
should mix this prescription at
home and give it a trial, as il is said
to do wonders for many persons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
kOvfCt 40 sNtkSFt's AALH IN
fOktGIOsgkE 90 NSkYG SGE

Under and by virtue Of an order ~ sale and
Judgment OF iorecls sure issued out of the
County Court Of the County ot Gunnison Colo
rsd", entered December 18Th. Ia>. in which
cause the Interstate Savings Rank is Ilsintih
and Z. I. Siiis aud Helen \. Sills are defend.
ants, wherein the above named plaintiff OBJ
tanned judgment and decree against said
defendants for the sum Of Si xteen Hundred and
rive dollars and Thirty five eepts, ! am com
nanded to sell all III It certain lot or ia reel ~
lans situate in the County ~ tiunnson. state
OF Colorado, described as follOws to-wit :
Lots One and Two in Block ~ in tho town Of
Gunnison, according 10 the original plat II
said town. together with ell and singular the
teneunents, beredits ments and appurten sscsu
thereunto belong ing or in anywise apleytsju-
ing
Notice j. therefore he reby given thst On the
y I, day ~ AArch, NM, At 10 o'clock a. y "A
thHt day. AT the west frs,nt doos II the Court
house in said County II Guonison, will il
obesi,~nce to said order of sale aad dervee "A
Foreclosure, sell the ab.ve described proa,er,y
or 50 mueh ti,ere.f rs may be necess.,, to sat
isfy Plaintiff Judgment. with intert.st tner~oa
and costs, to the highest and best bidder Tor
cash.
Dated March 9Th, 1919.
PAT HANLON Sheriff
BY d. J. LEHAN, Under sheriff.
The above sale Is hereby postponed until the
1th day of Aprii 1909 at 10 o'clock in the fore
n0o0-
Dated March e,,h. Isa.
PAT HANLON, Sheriff.
BY d J. LEAAN. Under Sheriff.
March s-Aprila.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
Fori Morgan Herald-Tb

Fort Morgan Herald-The mes
sage sent to the Legislature Monday
by Governor Shafroth is one of the
ablest documents ever sent to a leg
islative body. 1t contains as m ucb
good material and sound, solid facts
In less than four hundred words as
the late President Roosevelt ever
got INTO his messages Of several
thousand words to congress. 1t
got right down to facts and de-
manded that either the demo-
crats, who are opposing plat
form pledges, change their attitude
or resign, as thev had made a SOL
emn contract with the people and
should observe it He warned the
Legislature that unless thew made
good he would have to call an extra
session and that the blame for il
would fall upon those who prevented
the carrying out of the contract
made with the people. We are glad
" see the message and believe it
may have some good effect although
% tar it has accomplished nothing
The people should begin holding
indignation meetings and demand
that their members of the leaisls-
tare who have violated the contr,ct
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
CURES nlOlCESTDON
Al Disksss fFvo SasoseA - ~.
ess1isa vaaisAss i Givs misuDss

Take your sour stomach-or maybe
you call it indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Gastritis or Catarrh of Stomach; il
doesn't matter-take your stomach
trouble right with you to your Phar-
macist and ask him 70 open . 50
cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin and
let you eat one 22-grain TrianRule
and ses if within five minutes tRere
is left any trace of your stomach
misery.
The correct name for your trouble
10 Food Fermentation--foo eovrinr.
the Digestive organs become weak,
there is lack of gastric juice; your
food is only half digested, and you
become affected with loss of appetite
pressure and fullness after eating,
vomiting, nausea, heartburn, grip
ing in bowels, tenderness in the Dit
OF stomach, bad taste in the mouth
constipation, pain in limbs, sleep
lessness, belching of gas, bilious.
hess, sick headache. nervousness,
dizziness and many other similar
symptoms.
IT your appetite is tickle and
nothing tempts yon, or you belch
gas or If you feel bloated after eat
ing, or your food lies like a lump OF
lead on YOUR stomach, You cas
make up your mind that At the
bottom of all this this there is bu,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
lenA nllnllo
S~s~. ~ AA6@a@ua L.

1890 * sA~ssa h sal-~es. s-e~s-.s
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y Nsl.sssr- l~l~ - tAs -ssast, 81 ssss.<,~~ !.
s4s'trr 'Assf -.ss sisl sss--s h-ss.sss ssss .-f,
s'sssz - -~sa s.s.ss.s--sa tossssxs a. s4~ e.
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tsse sHe a-s q k~y- 4 b. - ~ -,
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sAAE vAIlAK
As'nssss-ssstrsx II ssc c-tsss ~ O.s6 n T.
lssGs. sSsca~-sa As.as Z -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

rAsa - tsrp~a sa nsc. crying
al lnst.-
Ne wcse sxsrd to sw0ra NJ kSsss-
buea weAriag their vrxclver- ! fooDd
oheG sfsrrWard. ready hsadsd. 90 ~
usauaelgsss-sv of s,ss outs.r room. Ii vas
lard hy the ss<ssr Feady to their hands.
bsst Ry -ass<seS rush in had cat ~ sc-
Gsns ~ slss.a. Ye~. we were man 10
BaH. a1A We lsgas - fight. siic1siy,
stssnly and hard. Net I resaea1er vt
CIR II il. save that tfe man vas my
match with tlse swursi and more.
fr - kn~w nssse TRICKS than l-aac
oAAt h~ fuec~d nse hack against tie
kass that guarded the entrance 10 ia
c0b's ladder. And ! saw q smile On
hl~ fsce. aSd b. wssRslssi me in the
I'M arm.
Nc glory do I take for that contest
mastered me and slain me and then
done his butchers work. for he was
the most skillful sworslsman | have
ever met Int even as he pressed me
hard the half mad. wasted. wan crea-
ture Ia the corner lcaped high in luna
tic mirth. shrieking
Its Cousin Rudolf, Cousin Rudolf!
III help You. Cousin Rudolfi And,
catching UP a chair In his hands Che
could but just lift it from the ground
and hold IL uselessly before HIM. lac
came toward US. Hope came 10 me.
Come on l cried. 'Come on
Drive it against his legs
Dctchard replied with savage
thrust. lie all but had me.
Come ON, Come ON. man ! cried.
Come aud share the fun
And the King laughed glecfully and
came ON. pushing his chair before him.
With an oath Dctchard skipped back
and before l knew what he was doing
had turned his sword against the king.
He made one fierce cut at the king.
and the king. with a piteous cry. drop
ped where he stood. The stout rufiian
turned to face me again But his own
hand had prepared his destruction. for
in turning he trod in the pool of blood
that flowed from the dead physician.
He slipped: he fell Like dart |
was upon him. ! caught him hy the
throat. and before he could recover |
drove my blade through his neck. and
with n stifled curse he fell across the
body of his victim.
Was the king dead; 1t was my first
thought. | rushed to where he lay.
Aye. 1t seemed as IL he were dead. for
lac had a great cash across the fore
head. and he lay still in huddled
mass ON the floor | dropped ON my