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Red Cross Money Cabled to Rome.

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The poolronm of j. A. Hyder. 1.'2:' 9TH
street. was entered This morning between
:; and ( O'Clock and robbed of a gold
watch. revolver. q quantity of cigars
and a box of cigarettes. 1t was stated to
the police that entrance was effected by
opening rear window.
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Mrs. Tillie Walch OF 916 d street south
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on Main street. That was two years
ago."
Pike paused momentarily.
"Annie's working ut the deepo candy
stand now" he resumed. "and Artie's
working at the hotel BARN 'front.'
drinking up what's left of old man
observation-disclosures
She flung away from him In tenn.
per and then wheeled on him in a
fash
"And you say you understand-you
who couple the name Of tippling 70,
KEEL with that of st. Aubyn, whose
ancestors have fought on every field OF
battle from Crecy and Agincourt to the
Crimeap'
'But you won't see much Of his an.
cestors.' complained Pike.
He bears their name,v she an.
swered.
That's 1t. and It's the name you
want. Nobody could look at you and
not know 1t wasn't him! It's the name
And I'd let you buy it If It would make
you happy-if you didn't have to take
the people with It. Don't you see
they're counting on 1t? The earl--he's
counting on living on you" The In.
dianian became excited. "why, a Terrs
Haute pickpocket could see that And
this old Lady Creech-she's counting
on It, and this Frenchwoman that's
with them-isn't she trying to land
your brotheri The whole KIT and boo
die OF them are on the track Of John
simpsons money!
Il gave Almeric my promise. II was
forever. and | shall keep IT," she an
swered slowly, as II she had been Inn
pressed with his earnestness. he look
ed at her quietly.
I'm not going to let you," be re-
piled.
Then I'll throw your interference to
the winds. I shall marry without Jour
consent"
do you think they'd let your Pike
asked quickly. For Q moment she
stood still. and then came the sound Of
the guitars from over the wall. Pike
went on after q time.
Sounds kind Of foreign and lone
soms.~ be said I'D rather bear some
thing that sounded more like home
Sweet Genevieve.' for instance. You
know II. don't your
Il used To-" she answered. hanging
her head. Its old fashioned and com,
lpsn. Isn't ity
THAT'S why Ike II. I guess." be
answered. II couldn't get you to sing
II for me before 90 home. could r.
She looked at him thoughtfuily for .
voment
I'm afraid not" she answered and
vent quickly into the hotel. leaving
him looking after her curiously.
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapter.

~
CHAPTER l.-Daniel Voorhees, Pike,
rising young Kokomo (Ind.l lawyer,
hears that his ward, Ethel Granger
Simpson, is TO be married abroad 10 the
son of an English earl. His father was
his nearest friend, and he has long loved
the girl. He goes abroad to arrange
with her the business matters connected
with her marriage. 1I-Ethel Granger.
Simpson and her brother. Horace, have
become angloinaniacs and are spending
much of their late fathers fortune in
travel and entertaining. They become
intimate with Lady Greech, the Earl Of
Hawcastle, his son, Almeric ST. Aubyn,
and Comtesse de Champigny. an adven-
turess and associate of the earl's. They
are at hotel at sorrento, Italy. Ethel
promises to marry the son because She
Graves a title. III-The Russian Grand
Duke VaSili is shortly TO arrive at the
same hotel incogmto as Herr Won Grol-
lerhagen. IS.-The Earl of Hawcastle
is in need Of money and wants his son to
get huge settlement of money at his
marriage 10 Ethel. An escaped Russian
bandit is located at Sorrento. V-For
some reason the comtesse fears the al
legged bandit is ono Ivanoff. Almeric
tells his father Ethel has accepted him.
VI-Horace agrees TO persuade his sister
Ethel TO settle S75o, 900 on Almeric. VII
Ethel tells Horace Of her delight at the
prospect of her coming marriage into
the ancient family Of the St. Aubyns.
yIII-yon Grollerhagen arrives with
Daniel VOORHEES, Pike op foot, their auto
having broken down. IX-Harold. Ethel
and the Hawcastle party are disgusted
with what they term the american
manners" OF Pike. She tells Pike of
her identity, as he had failed TO recog.
nize her in her European clothes and
European department. X-Pike refuses
to. consent as her guardian to her settling
$4,000 on Almeric, and Ethel is en-
ragged at him. XI.-The Russian re-
fugee meets Pike, and the latter shows
him place to hide from the Italian po-
lice. Won Grolleihagen aids Pike to do
this. XII.-rhe fugitive tells Won Grol-
lerhagen and Pike how he came to be
present to the Siberian mines.
he took the refugee by the arm and
steered him In the direction Of the ho-
tel, and as the three entered the wide
door the curtains above the entrance
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front door. That was painted on. But,
there. here's the letter. Read It for
yourself"
He handed 1t to her and watched her
while she broke the seal and then be-
gan to read:
Dear Dan-The earldom Of Hawcastle is
one of the eldest in the kingdom. and the
st. Aubyns have distinguished themselves
in the forefront of English battles from
Agincourt and Crecy to Sebastopol. The
present holder of the title came into 1t by
accident. He was younger sons younger
son and had spent some years in Russia
In business under another name. Nothing
here in his English record is seriously
against him. though everything he has is
mortgaged to the handle
She finished with look of triumph.
"What terrible Indictment she
said scornfully. $50 that was what
you counted on to convince me Of my
mistake? ] shall tell Lord Hawcastle
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az hSstu HtT WuFsd FuptuFUuSt6
were agitated violently and the head
Of Lady creech popped out Of the case
ment with the suddenness OF Punch.
From the keen look on her face one
might have imagined that had II not
been for her deafness she might have
heard every word 81 &c congregation
that had gone on below her. As II was.
after gazing anxiously in the direction
Of the road she withdrew her head
sharply and within minute came out
Of the door Of the hotel Just In time to
encounter Horace and Nine. de Cham
pigny coming in from the grove. She
approached them at once.
@Haye you seen my brotherY she
demanded excitedly. where Is Lord
Haycastiei'
Horace looked az her with surprise.
"on the other side Of the garden,
Lady creeeh," he answered, down
there Oh the terrace" and watched,
with some amusement. the speedy ef-
forts Of the grim old lady as she hur-
ned on. The amusement. however.
rapidly gave place 70 q more Interest
ing pasfime. FOR. suTnmoning all bis
callow courage, be set himself vigor-
ously 20 hint at a possible union be-
tween himself and the noble countess.
III was evident from the first word
that the lady was prepared for him
and that. while she Intended 70 oifei
him every Iii of encouragement In hei
power. che would not be satisfied will
anything short Of a definite propose
and more likely before witnesses !
possible.
lie made biz initial move with SOM
gayety. She returned his banter wit
a mock seriousness ard In answer Y
his challenge I'll her scmber mood re
piled.
"But / cannot BELIEVE you are a
ways serious. my friend "
"Try ne. lie demanded eagerly
"Set me some iass 10 prove bow ser.
Gus am she smiled az him.
"GladIy. she said Complete TIL
odivus setilf.8pnt Overcome the y
distance ~ ,h. Dad man Who ~ troI
bles your sweet sister"
Horace took her hand and murmul
ed:
you promise the that when IL Is SCI
tied may speak 10 YOU
"Yes. You may speak to me-whe
you please And at the words /
kissed her hand rapturously.
IN the meantime the suddenly rejl
yepated Lady Creech had found "
brotherIn.law and had impaired
him words Of the utmost importance
She had temporarily forgotten b
deafness. OF else the agitation that 70
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what you wan, you'd End II as empty
as the judgment day the morning
after You think because I'm . jay
country lawyer don't understand.
Why. we've got the same thing at
home. There was little Annie Hoff.
meyer. Her pa was a carpenter and
doing well. but Annie could not get
into the Kokomo Ladlex Literary so
ciety. aud her name didn't show up In
the society column four or five times
every Saturday morning. 50 she gets
her On 10 give her the money 70 marry
Artie Seymour. the minister's son, and
a regular minister's son he wasi ~.
most broke Annie's ftart and her pas.
TOO, but be let her have her way and
went 10 debt and bought them house
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COPYRIGHT. 1904 BY AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

sessed her had removed 1t. for she was
bordering upon "a state Of mind"
She walked him back to the hotel
when she found him and talked con-
tinuously all the way. and as she
talked his excitement grew to match
her own. As they approached the gar
den Lady Creech said to him:
Il couldn't hear distinctly. for they
mumbled their words, but upon my
soul. Hawcastle, even If l couldn't
hear well, saw enough"
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that you win be willing to take up the
matter of the settlement the moment
his solicitor arrives"
Pike shook bis head sadly.
mo. I wouldn't do that. because ]
won't take up any settlements with
him OF any one else"
Have you after this any objection
to my alliance with Mr.. st. AubynY'
she inquired. her anger at white heat
1T isn't an alliance with Mr.. St.
Aubyn you're after" he replied calm
ly. You're after something there
Amt anything to. II I'd let you buy
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CHAPTER XIV.
BLAcKMAIf.

BIAIhMAlIs
DfRE was still standing with the
letter IN his hand. looking after
Ethel. when he awoke 10 the
realization Of what her words
meant &c him. She had given her
promise. and she did not mean that
nnytbine IN the world should nlala
her revoke 4. That promise was sacred
60 her, just as II II had been spcaen
before n clergyman.
In his heart Pike knew be- would
have 10 give in n be was to make Yer
happy. and yet be knew that III mgk.
ing her temporarily happy no would
be making her eternally miserable. II
he could have the strength to hold
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lcosrrsuKDl

Wealthy men are often abncrmally
suspicious of tricks. The celebrated
author. Charles Reade. was one Of this
kind. lie always imagined he was
being robbed and set traps TO catch the
thieves when be became lessee OF
certain theater he suspected that bis
ticket Office cheated him by letting In
the public for anything they could get
and keeping the money. no Reade
turned up the collar Of his oyercoat,
pulled his hat down over bis eyes and
shuflIed up TO the box Office as the PEG
pie were going IN. lie showed half.
crown IN the box Office keepers hand
and whispered: "It'g all right-thats
for you'll don't want ticket Just
pass me though" The clerk ran OUT.
seized Reade by his coat collar ana
was passing him roughly Into the
street when be recognized his "chief"
London Graphic.
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CHAPTER XIII.
THE LETTER.

THE LETTER.
rs Lady Creech and Hawcastle
~ entered the garden. where
"a Horace was still holding the
hand of the fair countess. they
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on Main street. That was two years
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-16
NEWS OF THE NEIGHBORS

case of the state of Illinois against
the Illinois Central railroad company
for an accounting was filed yester-
day in the supreme court. The case
will he argued at the October term,
but there is no probability the de-
cision will be given until December.
The case was filed originally in the
supreme court. where the bill was
dismissed without prejudice, when
the Justices held they had no right
TO take original jurisdiction. Later
it was docketed in the circuit court
of La Sale The railroad company
filed a demurrer and afterward the
amended bill was filed and another
demurrer was presented. Hearing
was had on the demurrer and Judge
Samuel Slough upheld the demurrer
and dismissed the bill.
Attorney General Stead prayed for
an appeal to the supreme court and
notice Of oral argument has been
given.
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FARMERS RETURN
TO RAISING WHEAT
First Carload of the Grain in Three
Decades Shipped Ont of Coal
Valley.

Coal Valley. Sept. 16.--Krapp and
Lels shipped out a carload of wheat
last week, this seasons product. The
whea: was of fine quality and grown
in Rural township. II is nearly 40
years sine carload was shipped
from here. IN that time very litt:e
wheat was raised in this section for
the lasi four or five years the far
mer have increased the acreage in
fall wheat. which has produced from
90 to 33 bushels per acre. SO it
SENS that the soil has again become
adapted to the raising of wheat. The
corn crop is better in this section
than was expected. 1t is fairly well
filled. Much of it is now past dam
ger of frost~ The meadows have suf-
fered from drought, also pastures.
The recent rains have revived them
rain has made fall blowing much
better and the ground is in better
condition for seeding. The fruit crop
will be short, no peaches, few apples.
not very good quality. Grapes are
Il fair crop.
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MILAN

Miss EWhitsett came home Thurs
day after few days visit with her
brother at Presumption.
Una Cullen of Geneseo visited with
her parents Sunday.
Verdi Miller of Reynolds was here
on a business trip.
Frances Cullen. who has been ut
Atlanta, came home Friday evening.
Jessie Matthews came hame Friday
after weeks visit with Ella jain of
FOn du Lac.
Fred Bradley and wife are here Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Professor Henry returned to his
home in Indiana Monday.
William Gilmore of Iowa is here Wis
iting relatives.
Perry Shaver and wife and son,
John, visited Friday with Frank White
and family.
The Teachers Training class pre-
scented Miss Una Cullen with a spoon
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Mclaughlin al
Geneseo visited at the Mclaughlin
home last week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-16
HAMLET

The Ladies Missionary society met
Thursday of last week at the home of
Mrs Oscar Marsh.
Marion Boyles and daughter. Miss
Gladys. were business visitors 70 Glib
son, Iowa. Wednesday of last week
Mr.. and Mrs. David Mayhem of
Aledo visited at Hiram Cooper's Tburs-
day
Mrs. Silas Turner entertained tho
Larkin club at her home Thursday
Miss Bessie Cooper, after 6va
weeks visit with home folks returned
to her studies in the Northern Illinois
State Normal Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reaber John
Hartman and Miss Kate Roseberrv and
Barbara Hartman returned home from
the bay Saturday after spending few
days camping and fishing. They re.
port fishing poor
Mrs. Roseberry and daughter uiss
Kate, of Rock Island visited at Tho
home of John Reaber last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Otis of Nebras.
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Winchester, Ind.
told me that they

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Girls who are troubled with painful
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If you would like special advice
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Advertised List No. 81.

Following is the list of letters re-
naming uncalled for in the postoffice
at Rock Island for the week ending
Sept. II, 1909: Constant Anderson,
c. Anderson, J. w. ASKING, NJ J. w.
Bramcr, Miss Goldie Baker Mrs. l.. f..
Bartlett f. A. Burgston. Roy Bennett,
Earl Conley, Frank Carlson, Horace
Dewey, Miss Opal De Long, George
Davis. Miss Helen Dale. Mrs. H. Full
mer. Mrs. Harry Fuller (2). j. H. Fen
der. Lee Grigsby, H. c. Hidrick, Miss
Lilly Hassworth, Mrs. d. N Jamison,
Walter Jackson, J. P. Johnson, Clar-
ence James, Mrs. w. w. Kelly, Irving
Lowell, Miss Wine Marshall, A. G..
Mocks, Carl Nonamaker, B. Neuton,
Miss Pearl Rumley, Fred Strombecll
(2), Geo. Saunders (2), Charlie Stew
art, Mrs. R. S. Smith, E. Y. Strong, H.
V. SEVERN, A. l.. Thomson, John Tuel,
c. F. Thrasher, w. d. Warner, Miss
Louise Wetzel (2), Mrs. Nellie Young.
Foreign: Y. w. Spence & Co.
HUGH A. J. MCDONALD,
Postmaster
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