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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAP
TIERS

CHAPTER I.-Guy Poynton. an Eng
ish boy, is taking walking tour on
the border line between Russia and
Germany. He falls asleep, and when he
awakes sees two trains meet, one from
Russia and one from Germany. He
reaches an inn. where he is followed by
German officer. who tries to find out
II he knows anything of the meeting
on the road. He denies all knowledge
of It, He is advised to leave for Aus
tria without delay. as he is suspected
of being spy. He had during the col
loquy secured paper which had blown
from the window of one of the cars.
II was written in German.
CHAPTER Il.--Guy goes to Paris af-
ter visiting Austria and meets party
of men and women. to whom he tells
the story, emitting all mention of the
paper
CHAPTER III.-Phyllis Poynton comes
to England in search of Guy. her broth
err. who has disappeared. She finds in
his trunk the German paper. She trans
lates 1t into English, but cannot make
translation and keeps the original.
CHAPTER IV.-Phyllis meets a man
who she has been informed knows of
her brothers whereabouts.
CHAPTER V.--Sir George Duncombe,
an English baronet sees a photograp h
of Phyllis and falls in love with it. He
agrees TO go TO Paris to search for her.
CHAPTER Vile reaches Paris, but
CHAPTER VII-Duncom offers an
enormous reward for information of the
PoyntOns.
CHAPTER VIII-Duncombe is warn
ed to give up the search.
CHAPTER IN.-Mlle. Mermillion agrees
to give Duncombe the desired informa-
ton, but she fails to arrive at the APP
CHAPTER X.-Mlle Mermillion has
been murdered. Duncombe gets q for
mer newspaper reporter named Spen-
Ger to assist him in his search. He is
again warned to leave Paris.
CHAPTERS XI-XII. = Duncombe is
notified that If he does not leave Paris
he will be arrested for the murder OF
CHAPTER XIII.-He returns to Eng
land.
CHAPTER XIV-Duncombe has rea-
son to believe that Phyllis Poynton is
In England at place near his own. A
girl arrives with her father. They are
introduced to him as Mr.. and Miss Field
ing.
CHAPTER XV.-Duncombe feels sure
that Miss Fielding is Phyllis Poynton.
CHAPTER XVI-Duncomb tells Miss
Fielding the story of the Poyntons to
test her. but she does not appear to be
CHAPTERS XVII. XVIII = Spencer
telegraphs that he is coming to Eng
land, as he has found out that the real
Mr.. Fielding and his daughter are in
Russia.
+ CHAPTER XIX-Miss Fielding con-
fesses that she is Phyllis Poynton.
CHAPTER XX-Fielding escapes af-
cure some papers which he has. Dun
combe agrees to protect Phyllis.
CHAPTERS XXI. MIL Spencer
learns all about Phyllis, except her rea-
yet nothing has been heard of Guy, as
Phyllis will not tell everything.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
Cost of Forest Maintenance.

For the administration and protec-
ton of the 1S2 national forests in sew
enteen states and territories and Alas
ka the government spent last year So
526,O9S02, or about IL cents an acre.
Permanent Improvements, including
the construction of 3,400 miles OF
trails, 100 miles of wagon roads, 5000
miles of telephone lines, 500 cabins
and barns, 600 miles of pasture and
drift fences, $50 bridges and 40 miles
of fire lines, cost 1892. 1910. Tele.
phone wire to build approximately 400
miles of additional lines was shipped
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

WAS never" she declared, quite
so pleased to see any one in all
my life. l was wondering when
ever it would occur to you that
/ was starving"
He set the tray down for her. placed
n chair in front OF the table and busted
himself opening the wine. All the time
he was looking at her.
"Whatever have you been doing to
yourself:" he asked at length.
She laughed softly.
'Oh, / had to amuse myself some
how" she answered. I've done my hair
new way, rearranged all my orna-
ments, and really don't think man
has n right to such q delightful mani
cure set 1 felt terribly nervous in the
lavatory, though. / could hear some
one in the billiard room all the time"
"Thats all right" he declared. I've
locked the door there and have the
key in my pocket. No one can get in
from that side"
"Please talk and don't watch me-"
she begged. I'm ashamed to be so
hungry
He smiled and helped her to some
more chicken. If he talked he was
scarcely conscious of what he said.
All the time his eyes kept straying
toward her. She had taken off her
jacket and was dressed simply enough
in blouse of some soft white mate
rial and dark skirt. Everything,
from the ornaments at her neck. the
dull metal waist band and the trim
shoes. seemed to him to be carefully
chosen and the best Of their sort. She
<~wore no rings and her fingers had the
rosy pinkness of health. If she had
seemed graceful to him before in the
drawing room of Runton House and
surrounded by some of the most beau
tiful women In the country. she seem
ed more than ever so now seated in
the somewhat worn chair of his little
studio. The color. too, seemed to have
come back to her cheeks. She seemed
TO have regained in some measure her
giriishness. Her eyes were ever ready
to laugh into his. She chatted away
as though the world, after all, contained
nothing more serious for her than for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

literature had become profession or
offered monetary reward.
During all the later years Of his life
George p. Morris home was in the
beautiful Highlands of the Hudson.
about fifty miles above New York.
Here he had a fine country place in an
environment as lovely as can be found
In America. His house was large
square brick with colonial porches. It
Was but little way above the village
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

gar Allan Poe
and L. b. Al
drich. In the list
Of contributors
were Cooper, the
novelist; Halleck,
Drake. G RAJ e
Greenwood and
m q n Y m ore.
w it b his b / g
heart and sun
shiny ways Gen.
eral Morris was
ever encouraging
some young and
aspiring author
in DAYS before
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
National Forest EMPLOYEES.

At the end of the last fiscal year.
when business was heavier than at
any other time during the year, the
$50 national forests were cared for by
an executive and protective force Of
20 inspectors. 9S forest supervisors,
81 deputy supervisors. SO forest assist
ants. 8 planting assistants, 941 rangers,
Sol forest guards and So clerks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

of Cold Spring and across the river
the trees and over the noble river is
most inspiring. Directly opposite is
the mountain Gro Nest, to which he
often referred All about is historic
ground, trayersed by Washington and
his men during the Revolution.
Up the river, just around the shout
der of Storm King. another mountain,
lived Morris lifelong friend and part
ner. \. 2. Willis. A short row of a
few miles across the Hudson thus
brought the two together. Here at
their homes, Undercliff and Idlewild
We're entertained many famous men
and women of the early part of the
nineteenth century. The ways in
which the two places came to their
names were as romantic as the spot;
themselves or as the men who chose
them. Morris house was situated just
at the base of a branch of Mount
Taurus known as Clouds Rest" This
suggested the name of Undercliff. Mr..
Willis bought his farm after q long
search through the territory surround
ing New York. 1t was previously
owned by fisherman in the neighbor-
hood, who, when approached with an
offer for the farm, seemed to have no
idea of its value, discriminating it a
trough and idle wild" The phrase
suggested name to Willis, and Idle
wild the place became.
1t has been the writer's fortune fire.
quently to visit the old house occupied
| by General Morris and once to stroll
| through the sweet scented pine forest
ing at Cornwall and Cold Spring who
remember the two poets. the visits
seemed to carry me back to another
| day-a day so remote that the present
generation can hardly grasp the change
| that has taken place. There may be
| but few years between the America
| that was before the civil war and that
which has developed since. vet cen
| turtles could scarcely have effected q
| more complete transformation.
Sad to say. Undercliff is dismantled
| The house is yet standing, but is in 9
| state of neglect: the fine old porches
are gone, and the beautiful grounds
4 that were once the poets delight have
but a ragged reminiscence of theil
| former glory.
Undercliff is now surrounded by ;
veritabie forest, as though the trees
would shield from curious eyes the dis
mantled state of their dead friends
home. Approaching it one beautiful
summer morning, / was shocked t
observe that vandals during the nigh
had been cutting away some of tn,
fine oaks planted perhaps by the yer,
| hand of the author of ..Woodman
| Spare That Tree" All. I thought, i
lie could be here now, what sons
would he give us! But how bitter :
comment the whole scene furnished OF
the ingratitude of man!
Idlewild bears evidence that it
owner, too. loved trees. / never cal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
Timber Sales.

The total receipts from timber sales
each year since the national forests
have been under the administration Of
the forest service have been as fol
tsws: 1905. s6O.13G.62: 1906. S245,O13.4 40;
.0OI. SECS. SI3.12: 1908. SS49.O2I q.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

to the forests. but with the funds
available before the close of the year
the work of. construction alreadu
planned could not, be completed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

forget the great
avenue of pines
t h a t line the
roa d s through
the quiet old es-
tate. Nearly all
Of 1t is still In
woods, through
which roads lead
up and down,
hither and yon.
In the most 70.
mantle and de-
lightful fashion.
Idlewild is still
Orcuufad and Is
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

ETS have ever
been friends of
the trees. All Ian
guages are full Of
songs to the for
ests or to individ-
ual trees once
d ear to poet
h e a r t s. 1t is
therefore fitting
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
THE LAlDREATE|
OF THE TREES !
BY
James A.Edgertcn

1909. by American Press Asso
ciation.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

There is no
s u b s t i t utB
that can take
the place of
the Bitters if
you want the
b e s t results
in cases of
Dyspepsia,
Indigestion,
Costiveness,
Spring Fever,
Colds, Grippe
and Malaria.
Fever & Aguc
Try a bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27
CHAPTER XXIII.

"R WAS never" she declared, "quit,
so pleased to see any one in al
my life / was wondering when
arar it would oco,,r. fo ror, tho
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

(To be Continued.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-27

occupied and Is
kept in a food state of preservation.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19
Epfcr cines Mcnd)clmprocs.


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SnbrmanusStrif in Ncw-Yurf.
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tiers" ioroert N%nertenmlmg mo
bobere 2oGnc.

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Dem geltrtgen Gage lit Der Strifc Der
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groBerer Nftiuitit getrcten. Gornes
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"Facific-SaQc," Nr. 263, Soitths
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milloeItens 100 briugen. Bis bobin
ol'rtten IN Der gou5en Stdot 1000
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mo 9coforo-a pcnne, 9rooflpn, Der.
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teren Staottbeil fam c5 az fleinell
Hnrubcn 5niiden lltion!T orpoItcn
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enc TcrDoiting ipurOe uorsenom.
men.
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Zen StaatsgcridJtcn entsuaen.

Miliourier Gro5ciic iiber ooS Glen.
bobn.Sobrgelo 0ebGren in sic SIT.
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Ni6ter McFberion miro cntidci.
Den.
San as Gitn Wo., Is. Ipril.
- Srn bieligcn Observation-Disclosures
criieB Hihter Smith WcYberion cine
o%nteuoirte Gntihcioung, bltrd lpeld)e
Der 8erid)tSboi li6 Die altsiflicblid)c
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b1naig genlahte Ginboltsperfabren,
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men. Nomentlib ipiiuihcln iie Die
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bGngt bon Dem in Iusiidt ocitcatcn
Sefunbe oeS Hid)terS ob.
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Sie gruoucrtbencruna.

Glepelanb, O., IS. s(priI. -
Nle critic Grbobung oes 9robpreiicS
trat geitern bier eirt, inoem oie jiioi.
iden Bidder in Der son5en Staot oeil
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mo Oen Der 1S.Gents. 9aibe olti 20
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Gatten's ODER elmer idpad)ell grntc.
Ser @runb lit Die enorme 3unobmc
Der 9epGlferung ilr,b oes Goniuuus
BON 0rob."
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Mebr Nntp-Spfrr.

Ncp 0orf, t8. Npril. - Gbo8.
6coleu, Der II Sabre oltc Spbn eli.
mes WuldlintIten ullf cillent Nlultcrn.
Compiler, nur0e in Hortbport, &. g.,
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actootet. Gie Dem NllternbGnoler s..
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mo SRI. Coma Nderlp cine Sdlpe.
tier 0cS SeiiecrS. mar nit ibm I'M
Nl,to, ais ooS llngliid tic. creigltete.
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3iuelroo 5luildcn Dem glllto uno eli.
mem StroBcnbobnpngsou oll Moin-
str, Nnrtbport, &err beborptet, Der
Sungc babe ncrilld)t, Dor Dem aroit.
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Damn bon elmer ser 2oternen aetroi-
len ltno mcit tort gcidleubcrt nor.
ncll. Gr mar to6t, nlS man ion oltf-
bob.
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Der aoSciuSco.Str bon oem Autonlo.
bll Oes Or. u. SoluIer bon Nr. 800,
&c aolb.gueg iiberfobren iporoen
mar, ourdl Den SOB bon ieillen Sci.
ben erloit.
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o]nacnonlmclt babe. Ser Scfrct1r
fniipftc an ieine @orte cine energt.
ide 8ertbeioigung ser 8cniiIcnbof.
ti4feit un0 SorQfQlt, nit meldjcr BON
glgcnteu 0cS GeportemcntS bel Der
Nuinobme ibrer @ngubeu 81 @crfc
gegnngen mer0e, mo fiibrte aus, Der
g%c9enudrtige NSei3cnprei5 lei Gin
titnitlid) berullfgcidrnll6ter, Die Sor.
mer bitten meiItens ibre 8orrGtbe
obgegeben lno 309en ocSbolb aus
ser Salliie teineu &ortbeil. Sie Spes
fuIation uerOe sur 6olge baben, bob
i'm ndd)Itcn Sabre uugcrpobnIid piel
@ei5cn gebout luerbe, lmo oies 5ei9e,
nie Ole Spefulotion Ole groouftion
aus Dem @lcidgeluidt bringe. Nlo
ourd ben Corner" bonn Sabre 1898
Der Nci5enprei8 ollf $t.85 Qetrieben
morOen mar, lci Der TreiS I'M nGfs
itcn Sabre inter 50 Gents gcfallen.
SerQn0eruHgcn III y ont
mnnoo 1tellcn.
Ger FrGiioent bat an Stelle bes
om 20. Woi in Den Hubeitonb ire
tcl0cn @rigo0egeneral8 s. 9. &err
Den G6critcu &ocob u. glugltr pom
10. Observation-Disclosures 5lt
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neral @iQium $. Garter miro @ene.
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mlete SEER Soit nidt, mie genobnlif,
Dem Uoliipicl, ion0crn Scr Giupeis
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oentbdr 0r0Btcn Grlld alf Die tiirti.
ldc Ne9ierung %otS5uiibcn hcmiibt lei.
Mus lcilten Wittbeilun0en atbt Der
Dor, ooB or lid ser Sdlpicriotcit ulO
@einbr Der Sad)lage IN Der Siirfet,
nomcrtIih in Noono uno Meriino,
pollouf bc!uubt lit. 9isber iillO nod
fcitcrlet omcrifonild)e S6iffe mad
Mcrlilta beoroert woroer. GaS IN
GonItontiltopel i~totionirte Gononell.
boot Scorpion" iiegt einitiueilen
nod bort mo bot bis sur Stlnoc
feincrlci Spcjial6cie6lc er6alten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

Ihertcnnung iir IopoIe
9altung Der Gruppen.
@ten IS. gpril. - Gin funos
%9e9ebe1er armeebcIcbl briugt oen
2anf oeS aaiierS 6rnn5 Soicpb fir
bic III Der jiingItpergongcncn 3eit al
Den Gag gelegte 2opolitGt uno quite
Soltllng Der Sruppcn 5llnt Nu5Orud.
Sn Entertaining Der glottcn Mobili-
itrlrtg miro Die Gicnit5eit mGbreno
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net.
@rpbe 6eucr0brunIt.
@ien, Is. glpril. - Can't teIegra.
pbiitcr WteI0ung ou9@ro5 IN Steier.
MARI lit Die an Der ulaoriiden @rens
Sc I'M Gomitot Giienburg gelcgcnc
0rtiHoft Stihoc5 ourd) cine perbee.
rcnoe 6euerSbrunit sum groBcn Sbcil
ein8c0I6crt lpprocu. SedSbunOcrt
&crionclL nlebr ais Die @Glfte Der
@cmobncr, lin0 oboud)loS gcporoen.
Is purocn BON Den S0idnlunnidofs
ten bcroilde Initrcn9ltugen gcnlobt,
plclc S0ltlcr 5u rcttelL ober Der bcrr=
Idcn0c @ino ucreitcitc oic Bcmiibuns
gen.
Qie bon Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
@cim9cIllNtcn bciin0cn iid) jlm GbciI
III GROCER gtstbloac, mo e9 miro
mcrttbGtiger NG6itcnlicbc bcoiiricn
nm 00a Gleno 81 liu0eru.
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berlcBt.
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liam Barrels, sic, mic gcmcloct, III
iErer Nobnung om 9oulcpnr0 GDlun
sum- Cpier zines Noltbouioll3 mltr0e,
fat lid bon Ser Observation-Disclosures
micOcr 3iemlid crbolt. Gle mar
i%iberboupt nidt 10 brutal bcbolOelt
mor0cn, ais man miGn1lid) onge.
nomurcn. Gie &Gubcr Dntten Sruu
&artels SIT 9oOen ~qemOrfcn mo Elm
aiilct ollf ibr @ciidt Jcorildt, INN lie
ON Sbrcicn 81 u%crbin0erll. Grlltc
&crIctltngen bat Tie niht erlittcn.
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@riQontringc, Die lie 6rau 0nrtela
ncn ben 6ingern 5olcn, lpertbool.
Die HGltbcr iin0 nof nidt trgriiicn.
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&erle1cra Wiaiom @nrtcla, Der lie
por 5cbn 5ogen III NoriS u~erloiien
bat ul0 nit Der go SoOoie" llnd)
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funoen.
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bier IN iciHcm Bette to0t muIgeiur
ocn. Gr iou Der gr0Ete 3udcrmotIer
in Der @elt gelpeicn lcin unO bate
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Glasgow. Gjornifom mar am glbcno
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m0bnIiden Stlunoe bel gutter Stim.
mlttq fir Die Noft 5urild. gr erlog
pcrnmt6lidl cincm @er5lciocrt.
9ur5G &obeIDcpCide Ell.
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Gbili, &obn Mida, bat icinc DC.
miiiion cinQcrcid)t uno pcrl0Bt icincn
Gulten gnianH9 Wai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-19

WieM Is. Ipril. BUR Wets
Dung Scr 0in9e in Gonitontinopel
lGbt iid) beilte bas n6remoenblott"
III eillem oifi5i0ien Nrtifel perneb.
men. Sic pom gemeininmen Wini.
itcrium ocs gcuBern illipirirte Sci.
tittg crflGrt, Seitreid). llngorn iei &c.
genilber Der loeben III GonItantinopel
eriolgtcn llnhpdl5ullg ein rllbig ob.
mortenOcr 3uihouer. IS lpiinide
Der Gilrtei cine borernbe, Giibe uno
Sronung uerbiirgen6e ~Slltorit1t, cine
baIoi9c &lGrung utb Bic 9efrenlng
Gnropo'S BON geiabrlid)er Spon-
ming. 9tebenbei red)tiertige bic er.
iolate Neloerrng bes &urieS beion.
oerS Die %poll5ogene gnnerion.