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CHAPTER XXI

WHEN CsrdilIac awoke next morn
" ing ne had no desire to proceed
further NTH the acquaintance Of the
three mel- 50. after an early breakfast.
he saddIed his horse ard rode north
ward In spite of the severe contest he
had had with old NaIOche- he was. new
erthe!eSs. welcomed at the manor farm.
because at the end Of each visit he made
the agricUIturist a payment in gold
After the nights storm the day had
dawned clear and cold
Carcilac stopped, on this OCCASION.
fOT nearly week at the farm house
spending his days on foot examining
the defeDSes Of BloiS-t1at IS To sav
the defenSeS 50 far as the south was
guarded 10 afford access to the town
and the late rain had filed the Loire
1rom bank to bank transforming the
river into raging, muddy torrent.
such craft as was drawn up along its
southern shore
He waited a week for the river to
subsider but there was no diminutiOu OF
the flood, So Daffled in his numerous
attempts TO enter BlOis. he got upon
his horse and rode back TO Nontrich-
ard, and 70 the comparative luxury Of
the Tete NOire, whose table far exceIIed
that OF the manor farm.
At MOntriChard a disagreeabIe sur
prise awaited him. The fat and friend
y landlord of the inn drew him aside
and said
The Able OF Ligny is still here mon
sleur- The otiI-r two returned to IOches
the next morning All three seemed at
a loss when they found you had rid
den away, and they questioned me
shrewdly, trying to learn what had
become OF you When they discovered
] did not know, OF would not tell. they
held consultation together. The polite
abbe then announced to me that his
journey was in reality a pilgrimage TO
the shrine Of Our Lady Of NanteuiI
whom he wished TO suppIicate on be-
half Of the imprisoned queen The abbe
. Is q most kindly. courteous gentleman
and he speaks highly in praise Of the
Tete NOire- is cuisine, he SAYS. excels
that Of any place OF entertainment to
be found in LCCheS.''
''Yes- yes-T broke in Cardillac with
some impatienCe. I'VE all know YOUR
excellence as a landlord Did the abbe
say when he intended returning to
LOches2
7 believe ne viii continue to suppIi-
cate Nctre Dame de NanteuiI until such
{ time as the queen IS released
Good heavens. is the case so serious
as that2 Then we may be FOnOred BY
his presence for some time yet2-'
y hope 50, n. de CardiilaC. for he Is
an eStimabie gentleman. and an arnia-
bic judge Of good cooking and Of sound
wine"
Cardillae turned away, trebly depress-
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MEXICO BELIEVES
IN ZELAYA'S WORD

MEXICO CITY, Jan st IS evident
that the people and papers here accent
as truth the teIegrams pleading for
cIemenCy ana acknowledging guilt
which former President ZeIaya claims
were sent to him by Cannon and Groce-
his American victims in Nicaragua
Zelaya himself seems TO anticipate
that the authenticity Of the teIegrams
viii be doubted, and ne points out de-
tails Of them which would indicate they
were not written by persons who spoke
Spanish fiueutlE-
The two kilograms Of Groce and one
Of Cannon are all alike. fu that they
acknowledge guilt. and IN each case
speak of Zelayas ''maga-imity'- as be-
ing generally recognized All of them
ere abject pleas. Cannon Offering TO
turn against Estrada
- the other hand, some Americans
here who are thoroughly familiar with
Spanish are inclined TO strongly Doubt
the authenticity OF the letters, saying
that while the grammar is not good
Spanish the trend Of thought and ex-
preston is typicaIly La1in-Amerfcan-
and not that Of natives OF the United
States.
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NAVAL EMPLOYEES
TO AIR GRIEVANCE
Will Ask That Laws Be Con
Strued Alike Wherever
They Apply.

With many important matters rc.st-
ing 20 the welfare OF members Of the
association. the National League Of
Employees Of Navy Yards. ArseuaIs.
Naval Stations, Gun Factories, and
Proving Grounds OF the United States
viii open its regular biennial couveu-
ton In Washington tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock Delegates wiII be I'm at
tendance from the District. Watcrtown.
Mass Boston, Mass Springfield. Mass 2
Portsmouth, y II Philadelphia and
FranSford. Pa Norfolk Va: Water
vIieJ- y Y. and New York city
It viii be one Of the purposes Of the
convention TO bring to the attentfoy Of
the President, the Secretaries Of War
and the Navy, the Comptroller Of the
Treasury, and various heads Of depart
ments, the charge that some OF the
various laws which Congress has IA ssed
for the betterneut Of working Coudf-
uous Of members Of the organization
are not administered alike at all navy
yards and arsenals-
It VIII also be urged before these Off
CiaIs ths1 in certain important cases. the
War Department and Navy Department
officials have put widely divergent con
surUctiOns on these laws strong effort
VIII oe male 10 get the promise Of the
Chief Executive that he viii investigate
the matter, and, if ne finds the facts
as alleged. take steps to have Congress
or the proper authorities remedy the
evil.
Another important item which viii be
put before the President viii be the
amendment to the Government en-
plOyes' compensation act. which Senator
BeFeTldge and Representative Sterling
nave already introduced in the Senate
and House respectively. This amend
ment asks q larger Compensation in
case or death OF total disa abillty- The
organization viii do what it can towa I'd
aldlnE the passage Of any pension fund
bIll Tor retired Government clerks and
employees, and VIII ask that they be
included IN any such bill.
Ihe convention viii be in session for
a week with President George L Cain
presiding assisted by Joseph r COonev.
wee president. Frank N Cousins gen
eral secretary, and William z. Higgins.
treasurer
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The CleVernesS of CardillaC
By ROBERT BARR

ed by the presence Of the able. by the
present impOssibiiity of entering BIOS
and, therefore, by fne fact that ne
could not win glimpse o. his lady IN
the chateau
As he walked despondently through
the town he met friend after friend
who greeted him cheerlly- From each
one he learned that the good abDe mad
been asking questions, and had shown
much interest IN the silk industry ana
seemed particularly pleased when he
induced people to talk Of that gallant
young man. CardulaCs Tor WhOm ne
professed much liking and friendship
Disquieted by he fact that the
abbe was spying on him, CardiiiIc
walked TO The middle OF fhe bridge
leaned over the parapet, where he
was alone. and looked down the
Swirling, swollen Cher. What Y as he
10 do with this meddlesOme prelate-
whose activity even proclamation
from the queen was unable 10 sub
due2 Cardillac wTestled with the
problem made UP his mind, then
sought one Of his friends. a tailor, of
lowering brow and massive jaw
That night at dinner CaTdiliaC
found opposite him the beaming and
benevolent face Of the Able RuCellai,
a face whose benign expression was
belied by the crafty smile and the
shlfty eyes Cardillac greeted him
with the utmost good humOr-
u heard from the landlord that YOU
proposed stopping with Us for some
time"
All, yes replied the able Il have
remained TO implOre the iuterceSSlOn
Of our lady Of NauteuI, who, YOU
may remember, was a great favCrite
Of Louis NJ"
''The saint seems inclined toward
those whose methods are subtle
commented CaTdIlaC-
True Louis was indirect. bat Of
ten successful, and ] thought that, in
dealing with enemies so cunning as
those confronting US. our lady's help
would be Invaluable"
I think you are in the right. abbe-
ana am further persuaded that If tine
church attends strictly 70 the Offering
Of prayer, leaving TO the strong arm
Of the laity the efficiency Of the sword,
ine cause favored by such a Combina-
ton must prove irresistible
But the Ialty should accept spiritual
guidance, NJ de Cardi:.ac''
But certainly. monsieur. although not
IN military matters The archbishop
should EEppICdte, but let the general
Smite- without the archbishop debating
his ideas on warfare TO the general. or
the general allowing his private doc
triEe % mitigate the potency Of the
archbIshops petitions I arm for sep
arauon OF church and state when IL
comes to blows"
ct thoroughly agree with YOU. II dc
CaTCiliaC- Stif. there are affairs iu
life where little advice may prove Of
the utmost service Let me cite for in
stance your owu undertaking That is
not an euEa cement IN which blows are
struck
1T may come 10 blows as a last re-
sort, abbeT
The Continuation Of This story VIII
BE Found In TomOrrOw's
Issue Of The Times
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AND DIAZ
STILL PLANNING
Mexican PrOtectorate Over Cen
tral America Not Yet
Abandoned.

MEXICO CITY, jan 9--That the plan
Of President Diaz for Mexican pro
teCJOrate over Central America has not
been entirely abandoned IS currently re-
ported III government circles today The
numerous conferences between Zelaya
and Diaz lead TO the belief that the
former president Of Nicaragua is urging
Diaz 10 intervene in his country.
Il is now known that the mission OF
Enrique Creel TO the United States was
for the purpose Of aSCCTLainiuE the view
Of Secretary Knox regarding a Mexican
pTCTeCtOrGte over the little Central
American republics The uueuthusfas-
tic reception Of Seu1- Creel Is pointed
out as establishing the fact that tire
state Department in washington would
not consider the plans of Mexico
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SYNOPSIS of Chapters Already Published

Victor De CardiIlac attempts the rescue
OF Therese. the daughter OF the Duo de
MontreuiI from q ROYAL convent he en-
tiers the convent. but his purpose Is olS-
covered and he IS forced to ice. he takes
with him a yoI-sg gir.. who says Sne y
waiting maid 20 Nile le MOntreuli-
They fee 20 a farm house, where car
duIaC learns that his companion lS Nile
de M0n-reuH herself He falls nlauly IN
love with her and joins her in q plot 10
free the queen
Marie. as the young woman ca.is hei-
SELF departs TO take service with the
queen and Cardillac goes on a Visit 20
the duke lie later goes 90 Elols- where ne
secures entrance 90 the queens palace
He makes arrangements with Marie 90
effect The queens escape
Later CardillaC meets ID Eperno't, the
leader Of the queens forces He reflects
r-n0u CardiIIac's sincerity Of purpose and
b-SrS him IN a duel IFe offers 10 save bis
life il he viii drink a toast 10 the king
He refuses Cariiila,s s opponent T. con-
vfuce1 of his loyalty TO the queens cause
and then asks the nature OF his plans 10
rescue the queen Cardillac declines 10
tell him
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WARNING PANS BARRED.

Warming pans in the nature Of dres in
pots and kettles on the sidewalk we're
put under the ban today by Deputy
Fire Marshal Seib. The word was
passed along Louisiana avenue where
The practice was common among the
merchants who spent the greater part
Of their time on the sidewalk. The
danger OF fire in the business house dis
trict is responsible for the order.
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OUARRYMEN STRIKE
STILL UNSETTLED
At Amherst Arbitration Meeting
Today Agreements Not
Reached

TOLEDO. Ohio. Jan. $40 advance in
efforts TO end the strike Of 1.300 quarry
men at Amherst, Ohio. was made in
the meeting TODAY OF quarry officers and
-nernb berS of the strikers committee,
called bv Secretary Bishop OF the state
arbitration board. The quarry officers
made no offer. and the strikers refused
10 concede anything. Harry Thomas. Of
Cleveland. IS here 10 learn II OrEaniZa-
ton or a union was possible and TO
ofser strikers aid A meeting Of strikers
is TO be held Monday morning.
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Envoy From Nicaragua
RevolutioniStS Is in
New York.
HOPING TO SUPPORT
AGGRESSIVE MOVE
Now Realizes Necessity for Decis-
i've Action Against Government
of MadTiz.

Disappointed at the failure Of mis- plan
10 obtain recognition by the United
States Government OF the Estrada gov
eminent in Nicaragua, Dr. Salvador
CasJriIIo, representative Of Estrada in
Washington today Is IN New York Try
ln- 20 obtain further financial assistance
for the revolutionary cause
The NicaraEuan envoy slipped away
from this city quietly yesterday after
noon, convinced that such q step was
necessary II the Estrada forces were
10 be put in shape TO COMPLETELY subiu-
gats the forces CT President AIadriz and
demonstrate 10 the United States that
me Estrada government is the one de-
sired by EiCaragUans-
SeHOr Castrillo acted after his last
talk At the State Department, as the re-
suit Of which il is SAID It became plain
TO him that the indifference Of this Gov
eFnment 70 Estrada was largely due TO
the revolutionary leaders inability 50
lar 10 overthrow the Nadriz regime.
Accordingly, SenOr CaszriIlo fmme5i-
ateiy communicated with Estrada nv
cable and the iatter's reply Is under
stooc 10 have been the cause Of the en-
Voy : hurried trip to New York
Help Imperative.
Upon the outcome Of this trim r. 7s
said, viii depend largely whether Cen
eral Estrada viii make an aggressive
move within the next few davs. Fail
ure TO raise the funds necessary In s-rs-
tAL MS army which IS said 10 ba
-e1.-hlliS IN Golh equipment and food sun
P-LeS,, GI'Qouotedly would cause him TO
L----LLy DIS program u fich few davs
80 was announced 10 be an immediate
movement from BluefeIds TO ATanagTa
>. - now accepted, however thar ~
g
Ienl only while waiting. To- learn of tT,a
oCJScTne Of his ENJOYS mission.
-ht1RJiIne, the Madriz government
Trough the effort OF Senior mis- f-~,-1s
formerly ZeIaya-s minister at yy--ef-
.4sloI1 IS gaining a better TootH0Td vffr
t-ls ToE eminent In diplomatic circles
4. y duLllIJed the action OF PrpsIdeu.
NladTlz IN repudiariGE ZcIava and I'm
abOiSh1ng Zelay4n n0uon0liaz a-5 s.
llsuJuJlng certain reforms has esrs =.
Hshed improved relations between -
SlaaI-z -zl government and the State De.
pdTLnenL- Central American dfDIornats
say this step on the part of ATadriz nm
douotecly was suggested bv Corea- vvF7r
pointed out to his chief that the onIy
Wy 20 apPease the temper Of this Gov
eIuHehJ was 10 show disposition q
make amends for Zelaya-s acts of out,
lawry-
Want Investigation.
If Madriz is so anxious to satisfy the
United States that his administration
IS not merely an extension Of ZeIaya' s
why doesn't he investigate the killing
OF Cannon and Groce and let me know
thar he is giving his people better gov
eTnmeut2' Is what SeuOr COrea is re-
Ported 10 have been asked by Secretary
Knox
The NfCaraguan diplomat Immediately
SCuTT1ed 10 the cable Office and when
ne appeared at the State Department
yesterday afternoon he had with him the
cabled assurance of NadTiZ that not
only would the killing Of the two Amer
leans he investigated bit that reforms
MOnll be lnangur taI At nr-r-
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WARNING TO PARENTS!

WARNING TO PARENTS!
The Milk Conference, appointed by the
District Commissioners, in view Of the
zlASY DANGERS OF RAW MILK.
advised the
HOME PASTEURIZING
OF all unpasteurized milk by bringing
i TO the boiling point. then withdraw,
cool. and keep cold and covered until
used
Parents are particularly warned
against the erroneous opinion held by
some that properly paSUeurizinE affects
either the d;gestibility OF the nutritfve
value Of the milk. or that as rule it
produces any harmful effects WhatsO-
ever
SOCIETT FOR PREVENTION OF
SICKNESS.
I45S Columbia road,
E Berliner. Secretary.
We favor a stringent law prohibiting
the sale or use in ICE CREAM, Of any
cream not pasCeurized.
Pamphlet. THE CARE CT BABIES
AND THEIR FOOD" free on appIica-
ton
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Workingmen's Wants.

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