The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-06

arrives. Nicholas attends reception 10
the officers. lie finds that the baroness
arrived ON the warship.
CHAPTER NXVlI-IIo calls ON her.
she learns that her plot to prevent mis-
marriage succeeded She repenls and
tells him OF note which she had placed
N 'he slipper for the purpose of caIsing
Elizabeth TO doubt him She declares ier
Intention q returning alone 10 washing.
ton to fcpalt the harm she has done.
CHArrER XNvlll Nicholas decides
to follow her
CHAPTER NXIX, Tho baroness talla
him that he can npi have Oregon except
'ronsb her, and tint he can not have
Elizabeth except tirough hcr
CHAPTER Xxx. Nicbqlas follows the
baroucsa lio learns on ihe way mat
lolk has been elected president and
Texas has been annexed Winter catches
nm aud the baroness beats him TO Wish
ihgtop.
CHArrER NNNl Arriving III Wasis
ingtQu hc leaml that there 10 bo war
with MeXico lie c;tlls on The baroness
and lcans that She Is tho daughter Of
Non Rttenh0fcn. lqa
CHAPTER, XHXli.-- plkcuhaa .alls.
bnt tho baroness gcta rid OF him without
his icarning " tho presence Of Nicholas
She tolls Nicholas thai elizabeth ia en-
trely worthy Of him. She tells aim that
in return for tho compromise Of the Ore
gon boundary Oh The ipe Of Ito loth
degree, shc has old horsclr to pakerham
and that he Is coming for the price,
Nicholas rcfugey TO porult tho sacrifice
and tears % thc agreement
CHAPTER NxXilg She tolls him The
story of aef HE
clihpTGR HNXlV. ~akenham calls
for HIS price Tho baroness refuses 60
pay lie Insults her. She demands an
apology holds him up 70 hls true light
and nc declares that she an pinexaai a
lily Tho treaty is patched and tlakenr
ham signs
CHAPTER XXXV. Calhoun brings
Sonora Ytarho and Tho hnronesg together
and the latter assures the former that
there was never anything but dipomacy
between herself and Senor Yturrlo. The
baroness gives Calhoun the signed treaty
and tclls him thai she So, 1t from Mich
olas,
Elizabeth rcgaIned her wonted color
and more
Il was very wrong In many ways"
| heard her whisper. For almost the
first time | saw her perturbed Helena
Won Ritz stepped close to her. Amid
the crash OF the reeds and brasses.
amid all the broken conversation
which swept around us. | knew what
she said. Low down In the flounces Of
the wide embroidered silks, saw
their two hands meet silently, and
cling, This made me happy.
OF course II was Jack cambridge
who broke in between us. "Ah!" said
he, you jealous beggar, could you not
leave me TO be happy for one minptel
Have you come back, mere heather
and proceeded to monopolize all our
ladies'. have been making the most
or my time, you see. nave proposed
half dozen times moro to Miss Eliza
beth. have ] not?"
"IIas she given you any answer"
asked him. smiling.
"The same answerl"
Jack" said l. Il ought 10 call yot
out"
Don't" said he. Il don't want Il
be called out ] aY getting found out
That's worse. Well-MIss Elizabeth
may be the first to congratulated"
q am glad,' said |, With Just I
slight trace of severity. ''that yol
have managed again to get into th'
good graces OF Elmhurst. When las
saw you. was not sure that either o
us would ever be invited there again
been there every Sunday regularl
since you went away said Jack. u an
, not one Of the family In one+way, and i