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WANTED-AT ONCE, THREE
first-class pressers and four good
laundry women. AKERS Laundry,
Cleaning, Dye.ng and Pressing, BIO
Washington avenue. Mems work
specially. ~.
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FIRST CLASS PERMANENT AND
transient board; house hot water
heated. Apply 115 Thirty-second
street. 70.
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WANTED-YOUNG NAN WHO CAN
use typewriter and keep books. Ad-
dress Box 20. ~
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DIR. r. LEE ROBINSON. DENTIST.
N. w. Cor. Washington avenue and
Twenty eighth street ~.
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efnonr skin-torfurcd. dls-
frlr-d infants and chill
dFpn. and the comfort
thy h.rs sro~crd -orn-
out and worried p.renf<.
have I'D O. thcir edcp-
ton in COUNTLESS homes
a. . priceless treatment
ro~ The skin and bod
lrfanfil, and birth hu-
- III r-~rrrf arnII~d
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WANTED.

WANTEDtA SETTLED WHITE
woman for housekeeping; small
family; no children. MRS. BROWN,
. 100 Thirty-fift street. 20.
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7re.r Treasury statemsnt.sssy q
rwASHINGToN. d. c.! Eeb. '17.
rhe conditions of the Treasury at thss,
beginning vof business tod9yr was I aS
Erust funhsZ - :, ~
I Gold. coip, sSs2, 1896. $50. = rs,
silver dslIars. Ss4ss, 5o23oo.
Silver sIgllafssofs tssOn sssee;oce. r.
Silver kSetstauxtes outstandifg,
s s.ss, ,si - - O.
STANDARD Ssiiver doll IS in general
fund, s4.ssGs95. -.
Current liabilities. s95.l7s.3f6-
Working balance In treasury offices,
s21.4f7.7s3.
In bank to credit OF treasurer OF
the United States. s34,s72,s51-
Subsidiary silver coin. s2e,975.1S0.
Miner coin, s1,2l5.s33.
fetal balance in general fund, $751;
995. SOS.
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WANTED-BUILDERS TO USE KING
Windsor Cement Plaster and Lehign
Port'd Cement. s. 4. Rudd Sole Agt-
49,. 1-27-3m
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DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED FREE
of charge by c. H. SCHOFIELD.
phone SAL, hampton, Va 80
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FOR SALE
TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer. oflces c. a o. Station. Phones,
Citz- and Bel. 90
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shares. including Amalgamated COP
per 44.e9o; Sugar, 700; Tobacco, 900;
Atlantic Coast Line, 200; Chesapeshe
a Ohio. l0.500; Interborough. Metro
poltan, pfd 29,s00; Louisville a
Nashville. 1000; Norfolk & Western
1i.fo0; Reading, 126,soe; Rock Island
1920: Southern Pacific, ss.soo;
Southern Railway, 1000; Southern
Railway pfd. 1000: Tennessee Copper,
100; Union Pacific. 10000; United
states Steel. 114,s00; Virginia-Caro'
line Chemical, $500.
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A. BUSINESS OBLIGAFIoN-HAgE
!, your .clothes made bytas RssKEKTS
5ING, s221 twenty fifth street 4stf!
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE STEPPING STONES TO Sue
cess are good common sense and
one of T. p. KEATING'S fine tailor
made suits. Don't forget the place,
221 Twenty-fifth street. tt.
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closed steady; Kidding uplands. 1880;
middling guIs. 1895; sales. i.2sl bales
Futures opened and closed steady.
Open. High Low. Close
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WANTED-HOUSE REPAIR WORK,
Satisfaction guaranteed. Prompt
attention. c. P. EAGLE. Heatn's,
2619 Wash. Ave. Bell Phone II. 8.
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WANTED-YpU TO KNOW .f;IA1
we. Buy. sch exchange and irspair
...flrpitpre, md stoves LAMlKssNS
! a.. bDRsoH. 25Oa Jefferson avenue.
SO. -.
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wA Il % 4faiBSH ss1.s Or E I 3,
.s1 n sS{s sgx ., aosss g CIV; ss's
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
OFFICIALS BALK
ShUGGLERS' RUSE
Saccharine Brought Into
Austria In Trains False
Water Pipes.

BREGENZ, Austria, Feb. Is.-Seven
men are under arrest here tcda
ChargeL with smuggling s7Ccnar!r =
INTO Austria from Switzerland by tie
cleFercst ruse the customs officials
have yet Unearfhed
When the Geneva-Muuich express
arrived here, the stariOnUaster -.ed
a coach containing seven travel 6-s
lncOupIed from the train and held
Ior detention. a telegram from Zu-
IlcH mad warned him that the uleu
were smURgIers-
after an exhaustive search the Of
Iclals failed to ind any contra bs nd
ana were about 10 apologize 10 the
men when one Inspector accidentally
kicked hot water pipe in q first
class compartment Then the secret
was out.
All the hot water pipes in the car
rage were fl duplicate, differing IN
no outward detail. but one set was OF
metal, and the other Of papier mache-
The latter were all flled with sac
cHarlner which IS about nine times as
expensive In Austria as in Ewitzer-
land.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
CHARGES ATTEMPT
TO CLOG BOILERS
Evans Believes He Has
Barred Plot to Cause Ex-
plosiOn on Torpedo Boat.

IN FRANCISCO, Feb. Is.-HoIden
Evans. naval constructor at the Mare
Island Navy Yard, declared today that
an attempt recently was made at the
yard TO Clog the boiler tubes Of the tor
pedO boat Stewart so that there would
no doubt have been an explosion had
not his suspicion brought about a dis
Covery Of the trouble
The torpedo boat Hopkins. in which
q boiler tube exploded Monday. killing
one man and iujurinE six others, was
also overhauIed at TIE Mare Island
yard, but the naval constructor says
he feels confident that the. explosion
was accidental
You must understand said he. that
even q little torpedo boat has 100 tubes
In is hull, and then IL must have l5,00J
ends. from which fact an accident may
happen al any time But with the
Stewart, she was being generally over
naulgQ al q time when I was having
trouble with The wOTkmen because I had
discharged several heads of departments
for incOmpetency-
My suspicious were aroused. and I
warned Lieut. c. L Smith, I'm command
OF the Stewart not 10 take any chances,
and TO guard the boats boilers while
Ehe was laid up at the yard
I went N che boat when he reported
end iE-vestlea gated We found nleS, round
disks, and e--en square blocks OF wood
n the tubes This S-oUDlEe was Ger
Csinly done with malice II IL had not
been discovered the tubes would nave
become stopped up. and when the pipes
became red hot would have exploded
The naval constructor was substau-
tiaJed IN his story by Naval Constructor
Wright, an assistant
The yard employees resent the naval
constructors declaration, and assert
that the trouble on the Stewart was
due 10 rush work done on her. that
when men 90 70 sea in ships with boilers
=
risk their lives.
The employees say Constructor Evans
has rushed repairs SO fast that they
have been unable TO do sHlllful work
The naval constructor created q SEN
sErlon last year by securing q divorce
in q Jen-mintue nearing. In which he
proved that his wife and Lieut. Frank
lin Wayne Osborn engaged in a kissing
episode in the Evans uaUIor while the
husband was supposed 90 be asleep up
stairs
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
BALTIMORE JURIST
URGED FOR VACANCY
Friends Ask Taft to Make
Henry Stockbridge u.
S. Judge.

President Taft today was urged by a
delegation Of Baltimore lawyers 10 ap-
point Judge Henry Stockbridge TO the
additional United States judEeship, cT--
ated by q bin which has just passed
Congress
George Il Gather. former Republican
candidate for governor Of Maryland,
headed the delegation. and Senator Ray
ner, who Is supporting Judge Stock
bridge. although the latter is a Repub-
Ican, accompanied the visitors 20 the
White House and introduced them to
1Ir- Taft. II was pointed out to the
President that Judge Stockbridse has
been a lifelong Republican. has served
upon the State bench with distinction
and credit, and IS in every respect quail
ided for the position which he is seek
ing
the judgeship in question Represe4lta-
tive PCETTe IS opposing Judge Stock
bridges candidacy and Is advocating the
appointment Of Charles WaGEaman- q
lawyer OF HaEerSJOWu- Nd l. is under
stood that AIr- PearTe'S objection TO
Judge StOckbUdEe is not prompted by
any personal reasons He contends that
IN the event OF the latter'S appointment
TO the new judgeshiD It would give the
governor Of Mary land an opportunity 70
appoint Democrat 10 succeed Judge
StockbTidee on the State bench This,
AIr- PeaTTe argues would naturally tend
TO injure the interests Of the Repub-
leans
Senator smith Of Maryland has pre-
scented the name Of Robert L Smith. OF
Baltimore
Those i'm the delegation were George
r. CzairheT- Edgar Cams. Joseph Q
France. Francis r. Homer, and John Z.
Hill Following the interview with the
President they returned 10 Baltimore
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
CHAPTER XVIII.

TIE POWER OF THE FRATERNITY
~HE princess did not starJ-she did
not even look surprised when
uttered the strange sentence, but
her great round eyes welled Up
IN tears. and she caught her breath In
p half sob once Then. without utter
ing a word, she extended her hard and
placed L Iu mine. and we reua'1zd thus,
for moment silent Presently IN q
low whisper heard her repeat after
me the words, Love honor and oDeE-
and She added AS long as we both
shall live
feminine, she Withdrew ner hand rom
mine and thrust the clustering hair
-5yya-- from her temples. Then she went
10 the window and Eazed upon the
s-ov- clad city, and thus she remained
for several minutes
Presently she returned ana came BACK
to where 7 was standing
ut is strange is II not M Derring-
tougr she asked in a low voice ] 90
not think that I am mTseI TO-DAY II
IS hard TO realize that TINS IS Lara de
T-~He-erfa who suea ks 10 you now
am like another person Il Is as though
another spirit had entered nay nooy-
and seem TO act without 2 VIII or my
0--D II necan last night when YOU first
entered nv nresence- It was evident to
me when ] saw YOU apparently asleep
in the -arden, knowing lnaE you na0
overheard the conversation between my
brother and myself II asserted lLSelE
--F,s- we stood together under the green
Light later IN the evening when you
told me that 7 must keep the engage
rnput made with you today and when
Won entered this room q few hours ago,
II seemed as though YOU belonged to me
las though you had stolen away my Will
as though had no right n act with
out your sanction can YOU explain tt2'
No replied nobody can explain
e. 1t is a secret that IS known only
20 God. and His ways are immuta BILE
But We have each recognized II from
the first
we said nothing Of love then The
subject seemed out OF place at that mo-
unent. We both knew all that the other
would have said. or could with truth
sag. and there was no need to do what
would seem like repeating IT,
When viii you hear from the note
that You have sent2'' she asked pres
entiEs
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
PRINCESS lara @ 15.. ssss91s5

whose house. the1g'
To the house Of Prince Michael
cannot 60 there o.. indeed.
You must disappear for q time.
LeEa- --e prince is my friend and
49, -.1-z L,- more MAN that. be loves you.
1 l-a peter IMAM all De IS a prince
allsguE men as wei as prince in rauLz
VII you not stiII trust meg.
HHe sighed and said no more. but
- me 0ritzsza dashed onward she
nestled closer 10 me- zs Though s-a
found com -ort iu the thought mat rra
authority vas taken OUT OF her hands
ana when 40 last we came 10 u SION
before tho prison doors she r--f--
pered-
r M 5E-E -5l ) ou- DO with me as you VIII.
Within tie prison 7 found Oa7@a-4
a." aall9S me. and I gave him and C0vra
q Lt" EiEl-e led Instructions but we were
soon on the road again and La Gua
81, - a---'- l az the house of the prince.
We peSe--.- ID 10y q side entrance Pres
tlll--- county and grave but as white
- mental E-fterlug can render the face
OF 9 man. E- came -o Us
OF are Welcome he said extend
ing his hand. Grzt % her ana -ra- 20
me ne house IS ar your SisuoSzI
princess ana B need not say that there
1- no S.. wants here 20 SPY on you
4 know E-eu all. and your u-erer~a
W-l- De as secret as the grave -
Sie thanked him. and was proceed
-IE 10 explain some OF the ci~rur-
stances which had brought rs there
when he stopped her v-ErE Il z-as--1~a
u is true that I DO not understand"
Ne--. a-- LLoE7Tf0E 81 ms best
friend and ne VIII tell me an tha- is
necessary 70 tell In The meantime I
am commanded by his majesty The
ear 70 remain al TIE palace so- q
Le" Gays i-aL me eurreaL YOU 20 re
gard - rytHt1E here as your own
Weliy-fou- hours VIII suffice
prince T said After that time The
princess can return in safety 10 her
Then. If YOU viii excuse me- he
IilllTLllEed- bowling low over Zara-s
hand II viii proceed at once TO the
palace where 7 am even now expected.
J VIII await you there. DubravuiIy-- ne
added and the glance that he cast upon
ME made me wonder if had not. per
hapS, TTLSLeC-CT- rather. trier7-tHfs
chivalTous man too far in taking the
princess 70 bis house
Zara saw and correctly fnterprata5
the glance FOR as he left the room
upon my assurance that wouI6 follow
him at once she put her hands n mine
and said
ARE YOU indeed assured Of your own
safety. DunravDlk2 All, yes, 7 shall al
ways call you by that name are you
assured OF YOUR own safety2 Tel me
Perfectly; and OF yours. also. Have
no fears"
Then I raised her hands TO my lips.
and kissed them both first one and
then the other, again and gain, and
she, standing on Gptoe, pressed her
bps 20 my forehead
Love honor and obey" nurTcured.
and she repeated after me-
Love honor and obey
Then 7 left her
Il was stiI early in the day, but at
that time Of the year darkness settles
over the earth while Vet ths day Is
young, and night was already abroad IN
the streets 7 had much 20 do ere the
dawn Of another day for the time had
come when the power Of the Fraternity
of Silence must BE- asserted; when 7
felt that the work that 7 had agreed 10
do for the Gar wGs nearly completed
Nv drag net was ready, and the time
had come to cast It.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
GUILTY OF MURDER
FOR KILLING YOUTH

WILMINGTON Del. Feb -S--Car-
mine Russo, an Italian. thirrv-five. was
found guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree here at s O'Clock this morning The
jury was put since $50 last night
Russo shot and killed William J. Kidd
aged twenty. a TeII-Snown young man
here. following the snowbaIII1E OF Russo
BY a crowd Of boys
Because OF the feeling aroused by the
nU-[er, the judges called a special ses-
sion Of court The verdict caused some
excitement in the Italian quarter A0-
On March =
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

bALIlNORE AND OF1lO X X.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every CIHer AoLr on The Cd Eour--
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
go a. u--Dluer. Pullman PGr-or Car.
$500 g. u--5-Ecur train
$50 a. El--Dlnsr and Pullman Far-cr Car
fzI.0g D. u--Dluer and CbEez.GJl0n Pullman
Fa-5.T car
100 . m--Dlae- a-d Pullman FarIor Car
= 90 = m--''Foyal Limited All Pullman.
EETe-hCElT-
-..C5 p ---CoacEes % Philadelphia
800 D u.-D.Ee- and Pullman ParIor.
so , m--Coaches 20 Eew York
u-E--5 n T--S.eegc-s 20 New York
sZ-5- m--SIgepe-s 20 Philadelphia ar5 New
ATLANTIC CRY. 100. 's.oo, fu-oo q H..
Wv 10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR OF TIE HOUR
fTFeek Days. a. m 90 y p m-B
FZ-7- f5-yas To-s-r s--.' - zee, g 30. ss-5o
fs-z9- fl9-92. -ll-29 a u. ,l-5oo noon. rlz-a5.
a 81 go $3.50. $50, 1900, $50 100 $50
7s-JJ. rIG-5J, eos 10, -l---5 ~ =
CHICAGO. -. $50 p m
CT<CINSA-T. ST LOUIS. AND -1r7z-
WILLIE. as--l a. m-- 's-l5 p 10. go -fvLr
FI-TsBURG. $40 a. IA, -. ss.I5 ,. n
-C5LEvELAND. $40 .. m
COLUMBUS. $50 o n
-sEEELING, .s.lE = m.. go D m
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. "a. ss--5 ESQ p y.
FREDERICK. fs-21, fs-1l. ISIS a. "a 20
HAGEEszToN2s, ts.l9 a H.. 1880 =. m
ANSSAPg-LS. -I--9. fs-1o a. m. rI2-l5 noon.
3 20. 1855. $3.50. and 1880 p IN
sEasEly. Except sunday -SGldzv 5arv
TELEPHONES at ali OF the f-.Esvgf1g
Ticket OaEc=s- 1slI C. ST Tel Main 1851 80
station Ticket Once Main 7ss5s Ia1o-Tla-
ton Bureau Main saoL
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
Army and Navy Orders;
Movement of Vessels

Detroit, Mich; 70 CharEe Recruit
ing Station, indianapolis, Ind
Lieutenant ". H ALLEN, detached
charge Recruiting station, Pitts
Durg, Pa; to charge Recruiting sta
uon. Detroit. Mich.
Chief Engineer Q. f. NAGLE, retired,
detached Navy Yard, New York,
y. " TO home.
Medical. Inspector H 3. Fits. de-
tached Naval Recruiting Station, In
dtanapofss, Ind, and wait orders
Surgeon C. Dew BROWNELL. 20 com
mand Naval Hospital, Puget Sound,
Wash, and additional duty at the
navy yard at that place
Surgeon c. P. BAGG. detached com
mand Naval Hospital, Puget Sound
Wash, to Colorado
Surgeon J. T. KENNEDY, detached
Colorado, 10 duty Indiana
Passed Assistant Surgeon. 3. H DOR
Soy detached WaslinEJons to duty
Naval Hospital, Puget Sound wash,
ana additional temporary du-y Phll-
adelphia.
Passed Assistant Surgeon G. L.
WICKES, detached RecruitinE sta
ton, Denver Col. 10 Recruiting Sta
ton, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Passed Assistant Surgeon A n FAUN-
ILEROG, detached Indiana and
continue other duties
Passed Assistant Surgeon A. H Al
LEN detached Recruiting Station,
PittsbUrE. Pa, 10 Naval Hospital,
New York. N Y
Passed Assistant Surgeon T. ". RAJ
son, detached Naval Hospital, New
York TO Recruiting station, In
diauaDOlis. Ind.
Assistant Surgeon Q. F. STONE, de-
tached Naval Hospital, Navy yard,
Puget Sound, Wash and additional
temporary duty Philadelphia, 10
Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
DEATHS

sFTLIs Zion THu-sSzy, Faaraz-z = 100. a.
o'clock a m, EDWARD < MI -TC- Of
121 Sss-o1 street northeast. husband O.
Nellie Miller
% y "a tiA-ou Thursday February J.. 1916
ar $50 o. ~. WILLIAM A. D-lLEE--a- boz
loved husband o. Annie and son o. Albert
p and the late Catherine A G.NTea-a
Funeral sunday FeE-,-zry ~. from 1880
Newton street. ErookIeu5- y c.. at 10 a. m
lnLsrn2enL az Fs-i-faZ Courthouse. Va
tFaiTfaZ papers Please ,g7yD fe1S-z-r
EEcNANJ--Cn ThUrEGa-. February r. 1910
Trz. CATEAETNE TENANT
HHCAAS-Ou WedueSday. February Is 1910
At LIB a. m, after a short illness F-g.S-L-
u beloved husband or Nay Thomas tuee
swan. and devoted son Of t,5--zo z-77 $50
Thomas, AGED twealy-seven years and
eiEl- months
Funeral from the residence Of his father
I713 sixth street r---rrvgsS- 81, r--7zs-- -
ruary Is lelt. at 2-S9 D. m Iute-meut at
GIenwCod Ceueter~. --a
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

~-GJ p. H. daily-For Virginia West Viz
EEuis- and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
trs-
$50 D m aily-CINCINNATT-ST TQv-Ts-
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train 10 &
Louis. with Pullman sleepers to Chfcazo.
stops only AZ important stations Pu-I-an's
finest equipment
IE-I0 D m daUy-F. r. V. LIMITED for
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West. Southwest
and Northwest Pullman sieene~s
1r-s5 a m Week Days-Elr7r1r-7sr r,---
Car without change, Washington 20 Nav-r,--
News Norfolk. ard Old Point Cor-ro-- -.
W 5. r. F. * p Richmond, and G & o
Ry-
C. & O. IA caTte dining car servf-e
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices at 5ls Pa ava
1888 z St. and New Union Station. TeTa-L--,.
Main 1856 and Z205 Cor tickets 49, =
checks. reservations, and taxlcabs.
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
Copyright 1858, by W J. Wa-L & Co
Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

synopsis Of Chapters Already Published
Princess Zara de Eeasver-l- OF -
Petersburg visits America S1e Isl Ei-S
who tells her that her connection 7---l the
r.Lhu-s-s Is known The next day she sails
again srr Russia Daniel Darlington
then takes up rLe story tp7l the a.-F.--
OF SaHa-p-sEf ne u-e-s his services 70 the
Car. who makes him head 7- the IRA
Ce-ui-y Of Silence to suppress I-l--.a----
A captured SPY tells him many 81 their
secrets and Pc IS planning Tor a Era-1
coup when he goes 20 TlStr AZ Lle nome
OF Princess Lzra- il IS a. case OF love AZ
first sight with him. 5E- be Ose--aa"s
d conversation THAI shows tla- Zara l5
leader tu a 05I-L-s-ic u-r-- she learns
that he has overheard and bees him %
wait tveuLy-follr hours before taking any
action against her he PROMISES ana
an attempt is made % murder him lie
goes To- the princess ana accuses her o.
being the lu=-I-l-er OF IT, QUIZ she Genres
il. although she admits he has been con
6euu=d 70 death 1E -Ee H.E---Sse- ErE
agitation berEays her love. and after u-1-
t-sa- vows she promises % leave Russia
with him she says however max ne
----- raLa The rfrf-.s-fc oath IN order 20
be able 20 leave the house. which IS
g--rOuuGeG- He refuses and -leE quarrel
bu- ia the end she re- e--5 and tells him
how she became a MINUS rae --.is l-7
Story o. a Russian SKI who refused TO
marry an officer ~ the Carl EF--elo-.--
Undue pressure IS brought 10 bear ana
the officer and is Lal-s1=d t-7rl rae pal
ace The E.-l lE then arrested H- the
secret police subjected ~ horrible IN
q entities. and -aIlsEes- The brother re-
turns home TO find her gone. and PUSHES
90 the Car Crr aid The Emperor how
ever declares she vas -UD-5 -l-e- en- a
r.s-. and he must forget her The man
becomes -Er.a1t. and IS thrown from the
r1Iace. EFa JOINS rEe ui1i-isIs al- starts
On a search FOR his sister -At-E- Two
wears ne Flds her. HaIF clad. hait-vvi--e1s
the 7.avts1inE % vile men, a-lL he kills
her He then returns home Fls Dlo-s 20
rrT The Car he Is 81 CGL-lr-=l no one
knows him. not even Lz-z- q whom he
Was selr8-lei- he waits ms chance and
during -rEs time hears rEaL the 1--lce-
who caused IL all has been appointed 20
"a Mace close % the Gar person he
goes crazy when he hears this. and rIs1ss
- The palace. determined 70 azszss-lz-e
The Emperor without further delay His
uniform enables him 20 set INTO the pres
euce OF the Car and at-er pCurlng Out
his story ne draws revolver ana mes
bur he has forgotten 10 load 10. and -1s
car Swinging upon him kills him. in
tHe meantime. the officer who had Irs-
y-o.af the XIII Capt Alexis ----la-- fails
In love wiki Zzra- who has become a
rsL1 ISL because az her -1--Dr- friendship
tor the dead nan and E-s sister
After Eara has -1-L rl-s E-lr- % Der
rir--Cl le u--s-zzles her o let Rim send
"a r14ezsa-e --r help promising 90 save her
brother. who 5s implicated with lill-isJs
outside tle house. and l--l ec--slll-s-
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
DaarEs

Edward : Miller, SO years. III Ssarou
street northeast
leila, f Hoffman, % years 1903 Thirty
fifth street northwest
Louisa Moore. g years. Canal road
LOtt1e Y Shoemaker, year. -5S1 I
street northwest
irene Thomas. q years. $50 Twenty
second street LsuEdon, D O
Olive K Eimball. = year: HOue0DaIh-
r. HOsUiraI.
louis A Wisener, 90 years rs y street
northwest
Edward Howard. 81 years, CARED Hos
pitsi
NAY = Bute, 81 year.; = street north
east
James " LUsby. 3 m@-f hs- 81 Missouri
avenue
Infant o. Elizabeth A. and r Vincent
Skies, day. ls3- Ninth street north
west
The Washington times., 1910-02-18
CHAPTER XIX.
PRINCE AICHAEL-S ANGE

PRINCE 1UCHAEL.S ANGER
NOBODY but myself I'm all Russia
/ was familiar with the secrets and
the mysteries Of the Fraternity Of s.
Ieuce. In organizing It. 7 had antiCi-
pated lust such a movement as the one
that faced me now: that IS, an emer-
genCv where 7 would have to depend
entirely upon the loyalty Of my men,
and my own superior knowledge Of who
and what they were. Tor my safety
The partial description already given
of that organization conveys only
faint idea Of its perfection and com
pleteness- The different departments
were thoroughly under the control Of
their several heads. and those heads
were all men whom I could implicitly
trust, and ] knew that ] might even
dare 70 snap my fingers at the power
Of the police system itself so great
was my own. 7 had naen everywhere
and my gift Of remembering names and
faces. q gift the Almighty had bestowed
upon me. gave me the advantage Of
knowing nearly all Of them by sight,
although there was net score, all told
who knew me: and those were every
one impOrtatiOns Of my own, upon
whose devotion I could thoroughly de-
pend even in the face Of regular police
opposition. More than that, I had men
within the ranks OF the police, even
within the fold Of the mysterious { nd
drea5ed Third Section