The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-31
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esis demanded other things.''

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match is abborrent. But here in his
land of art poetry. music. where he
f. reminded nv works tbot have endur
cd for centuries of the loneliness of n
Nar.us Aurelius and the shame of n
Nero. II is we'll that he should nav the
nenal,v Of his heart,essness at the
the walls of an emperor's baths"
With rho last words she threw hack
the wrap that thus far had covered
her and displayed a woman's fencing
costume In her left hand she held
two rapiers. Taking one of them by
the blade. she held the hilt toward the
prince.
.Do mot sbr;,,, from II nv nrince
II i ,f cold And did a Fabian evar
shrink from handling a sword? Could
there be ANYTHING more befitting n
prince than settling his affairs with A
golden bilted blade. the moonlight
mourning in through breaches in the
walls of tho baths If Caracalla9"
AZ tho prince sbrank AWAY Margaret
advanced
~ vii, NOT fight VOLTA woman-a
woman have loved. love TODAY.
cannot. Is there nothing that will sd
pease ron? | will sign a paper admit
ting NV error Will
You will fight"
Ry this time she had forced the han
die of the sword into his hand. Then
she nut herself in the attitude of
fencer
Hold. no cried "A sword is no,
xonr weapon Desist and viii, 90 ,o
your home and If must defend nv
self will do so at the point of the
weapop YOU know so we'll how to use
the revolver In Gods name. do not
force me here now to die or take your
life
ION puardr.
~ will break NV engagement. I will
marry you."
II will not break mn engagement"
What do YOU mean?'
II am to marry rancher of New
Mexico. but not till | have wiped out
the stain put upon me by a prince Of
Italy."
There was something in the last
words as merciless as a wave rolling
In IN a stormy heach The prince had
no choice but TO die or defend himself.
Two Of those gentlemen called car
binieri tho national Italian police. who
90 ALWAYS in psirs dressed in swallow
tailed coats. cooked hats and swords
banging by their sides. happened to be
walking along the road that led past
the ruin when they heard sounds Of
the clash Of steel. They stopped and
listened. Fancying the noise came
from within the walls. they hurried
there TO end two fencers. the one at
lacking. the other defending himself.
The carbineri stepped between the
two and demanded their swords.
"What-prince.' exclaimed one of
them. "YOu here lighting at this time
Of NIGHT an1 without ottaudantSr'