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walking on the auays. among IN"
drunken &a!lors and the busy laborefs'
II was my shadow. h shadow or a
william Eady who thrust himself upon
the other. upon my soulless body.
The husband of Annie Milton vain'y
Inquired. at the steamboat office. IN"
time the next steamer left for HN-
wioh. and the hours OF the Lonuon
trains-a little railway journey OF less
than an hour. In vain lie made the
gold cAns OF the reckless VI. Marathon
chlnk IN his pockets TO occupy his nina
The Stephenson I had besn-Oh, yes
It must be confessed. the Stranger
pulled william Eady. the aviator. by
! the sleeve. and compelled him To re-
trace his steps. TO return to the Metro
POLE Hotel. The two mon within me
| were carrying on a painful conflict
| Stephenson was whispering In William
! Eady's ear:
You are not ASHAMED OF your
cowardice, you rascal You. alone. are
armed against the others. and 1t IL YOU
who tremble more than Nine. Grenet.
who Toes not know that you are VIII
lam Eady, Reflect an 'nstant, NJ
Marathon calls you a.. the Comic de
Pulliccin! knows only Stephenson OF the
Hotel Sillery at Rheims! There was
only Maitre Ju!no who could ruin you.
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A Great Partisan Mystery Romance.
Printed for the First Time in EnqHsh

Il love Nine. Grenet as much as
you do. more han you do. u. | am
not an adventurer you know. And "
you wish to continue to struggle with
me upon such r field | have the CON
sideration to warn you that you VIII
smart for It,"
And forcibly thrustiAg twenty louis
INTO my hand he abruptly turned his
back pom me.
remained stupefled. dazed. with the
gold pieces in the palm OF my right hand
and In the depths OF my agitated
heart. really agitated for the first time.
! swear II. In so d~istractlng a fashion.
this insipid, haunting question OF the
hatr-brained Magistrate:
You worship Mime, Grenetf"
No. l did not love Nine. Grenet
NO, l did not worship the mysterious
creature who had crossed my destiny
Ike an undecipherab bic enigma. My cow
ardice assured me of II, respec, FOR my
VIE. Annie Milton. anxiety for my repu-
tation and honor all cried out 10 me In
the depths Of NV soul And vet from
the depths OF my soul another vague
FEELING spoke more loudly slill. counter
balanced my desire to ny, fastened.
hxed me there as II to the immovable
stake TO which my fate had chained me.
NOW 1t was no longer I who was
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had exactly the same tor In asktns.
You have seen him again. In spsaA-
ingo OF the Comte de Puliiccini.
Yes" I replied. HE is there. He 10
OH she cried. trembling from head
70 root. do not desert me. NJ. Stephen
son"
supposed that. in this moment Of IN.
sunetivs terror. she was speaking a. I
was thinking. like an e~gotist. from the
sole motive OF personal safety.
nut l was quickly compelled 10 psP-
ceive that this weak woman wa far
hyperion to the strong man whom I be-
i!eved myself 10 be. n I feit actual
ehamo on perceivins that my fate vas
me source OF her anxiety. before hsr
own. hen she hurriedly added:
III you desert me. my friend, you viii
surely DESTROY yourselfr'
No. did not love Nine Grenet.
But II Is certain hat I had reached
the extreme and dangerous point Of
asking myself. for the first time. wy
| did not love Mime. Grene,, and why,
not loving her, I was still defenseiess
against her passion which. in spite Of
myself. hypnotized me.
Really. Il was my duty to act with
more frankness. In considering solely
49, NoHi'''oH ihterest.l reacned the con-
clusion that II was playing with dan.
ger; TINT actually there might be dan
ger In allowing NJ. Marathon TO remain
In his ignorance. struggled until
midnight with this painful idea. And
l ended by feeling such terror Of Il
that ! decided finally. since 4. was I'm
posaible for me to sleep. TO get up.
dress myself and 10 to waks N. Nara.
thon to tell him the truth.
Yes. yes. from all the evidence 4
was necessary that ! should inform n.
Marathon OF q presence dangerous to
US all.
His number was on the same hall a.
mine. exactly opposite to Mime. Gren.
cts.
At this late hour Of the night I had
An unpleasant sensation vi hearing my
shoes creak on the Moor Every one In
the hotel was asleep. A cool air vas
coming from the elevate shaft.
had a surprise In the very bsginnta~.
It was to see. from under the Judges
door and Nine. Grenet's chamber also,
n ray Of light. while all the other num-
bers In the row were totally dark I
concluded simply:
''They are like me-too anxious -
sleep"
was strangely deceived.
Having tapped timidly at NJ. cGaN.
thon's door and received no answer, I
Turned the handie-and the scene which
presented Itself TO my eyes was % I'M
expected. so startling. 30 extraordinary,
that l remained standing on the thrsoA.
old. unable TO go forward or back.
CTo Be Cont!nued.)
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dread. for she had her meal served IN
her own room. -
Our double dread was needless: the
odd guest did not appear. either ~
luncheon or dinner. $500
NJ. Marathon profted by our peins
alone together to put on certain Is DOTS
That would e%nlighten me concerning my
W intentions. So. in a great stew ne
SAID TO me In the afternoon:
~. this Is a very strained situation
which cannot last long"
This was exactly my opinion. and
! nodded assent.
' You understand me by a mere hint
he went on. land that Is capital. / kno"
the defects In the machinery OF GU
French Government we'll enough to IN
form o that we have a hundred
chances to one OF not being disturbed
That's hne! A hundred to one" ]
protested. with an air OF confidence,
And the one In question: he oh.
served In a peremptory tone, rs that
should denounce you. or you should de-
nounce me-ln a word. hat We should
betray each other. Now I am sure OF
myself"
You ran ne equally go OF me- ! &c
piled In n lofty outburst Of sincerity
81 should be entirely certain OF IT,. he
answered, 'if you would have the good
ness to cease being. with regard to me,
an absurd rival who has no chance oil
triumphing. Let us speak frankly. You
worship Nine. Grenot? Wen, you mus
give her up. Ny determination Is POSI-
tive. have put one finger into the
gearing. All the rest must enter ! am
resolved TO sacrifice myself to the end
I mean to marry Nine. Grenet. Ana !
don't need you as a witness. Have you
understood"
Then. unceremonlously drawing from
his pocket a handful Of louis, he ADDED;
"Wul four hundred francs he enough
10 induce YOU TO get out OF the anair
You don't seem 10 me to nave very
, much money. my lad
This mode of arranging a separation
which I had ardently desired since the
evening before. and at that time would
have gratefully accepted. ! could not
now use.
Have you told Nine. Grenet OF your
Intention ." I asked.
what intention?' The wedding' I'm
not such a fool as all that! am walt
ing for your Disappearance from the
scene before I declare myself"
II am speaking Of the intention OF
separating us-forever!"
az believe you are n little crazy. my
lad he answered. Il am sorry TO sec
that you do not understand me"
Catching mo by the shoulders and
looking angrily into my eyes. he said:
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By Albert BOissiere.
Author Of The Man Without 4 Face"

n Maitre JuInot Ia crazed. And you
would have the oowardice to desert
Nine. Grenet, who II Innocent. for you
know that she 10 innocent. You know
IL better than she. You alone are
capable Of reading In her eyes. IN two
wells OF love. what shines In their
depths like two silver stars. since her
pure soul and all Its sacrifice belong 10
you. You have no right. william
Eady." muttered Stephenson. holly. TO
rob yourself of the terrible privilege
that has fallen 20 your lot. that OF being
loved like n goa Retrace your steps
And at nishtfali ! found myself In tho
Place de Melr. belize the Metropolis
Hotel. was staggering Ike a drunks
q
NJ. Ma athon. indignant a, my con-
duct. fairly few at me.
what you haven't rone7 so you
have been drinking whiskey with my
money. And that Is all. Very well.
Think OF this. my fine fellow"
And. emphasizing each syllable. to
have his order deeply penetrate my
mind. he added:
I'm give you until tomorrow. That's
the last delay!'
While writing these limos | believe
that there was something prophetic In
his words.
As | crossed tho courtyard OF the
Motel to reach tho elevator. intending
20 q q v!s.. 20 tho unfortunate ams.
Grsnet. while passing the auto garage
] again encountered the queer traveller,
comte PullIccini.
Seeing me alone. he spoke 10 me.
Enlightened up. with a SORT of In
science, trying to appear as cool as he.
l don't know what | eSpected--a nun
dred questions on his part. the same on
mine. which OF course would burst forth,
spread into a somewhat difficult con-
versation. l did not anticipate so trivial
a remark as The one he nuns NJ me ssr-
castically. oarelessly In passing, Ike a
clasp Of the hand between society men.
oh. N. Stephenson, YOU didn't do "A
bad piece OF business with the automo-
bile O-221-Y!"
And he went away with a knowing
smile, of which ! was to have. that ve"y
evening. the most curious explanation
stood a moment open-mouthed. more
see Nine, Grenet.
Her first words when crossed the
threshold OF her room were;
you have seen him again."
She wss sitting In "A leather armchair
near the open window. Her white hand
was laid fiat upon n half-open book and
the hard light Of the little electric lamp
with q green shade threw Il into a
strange relief.
again saw clearly Nine. Grene,'.
hand on the knob OF NV door In the
apartment In tho Rue Marboeus. when
she came TO tell me. MY husband ID
expecting you" And what struck me
! most was the echo of her voice. which
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lures, the boldest and the most idle.
which I could form. would lead me far
away-too far. alas! My mind wrestled
with questions so disturbing that l was
not absolutely sure OF my own intelli-
gencc.
I tool good care not TO add TO Nine.
Grenet's terror the alarm she could %
nave failed TO show IL I had told her
that Pullicc!ni had just received his
mail under the name OF zimmerman.
When We were In the street she said
to me in a low voice:
II think that we are lost"
] did not even try 10 cheer her as I
walked by her side with bowed head,
my mind adr.ft.
At last ! suggested timidly:
Must We inform NJ. Marathon OF
what we known"
She answered in an anxious voice,
which gave me more pain than all the
rest:
Take care not to do that. Besides,
do you kno anything. ". Stephenson
The meaning Of her question was 50
mysterious that ] could find no answer.
had a maddening fear that should
find myself opposite TO Comte Pulliccini
at the hotel table at the luncheon hour.
Nine. Grenet must have had the same
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INsTALMENTs.
William Eady. an aviator, IL in France stuny-
Ing a. romantics when he meets NJ. and Nine,
,,ihaehet: fellow dodgers q his at a small hote. . ~
apartments and there finds 81 Grenet hanging
ifeless from a ring in the ceiling. Some cda
impulse. prevents Eady from announcing his srue.
some discovery to the ~landlady, whom he meets
on his way bach, to his own room; His con,
fusion, added. TO this blunder, causes his arrest on
tho charge of numbering Grenet. Eady gives his
name 70 tho police as stsphsnscS Later it !.
learned that Grenet was strangied before. he was
hanged: and by other hands than, Eady's, 4
garulous MAGISTRATE named Marathon, condueta
the Investigation. at which Eady is deieaded b,
Juinot. a young Partisan lawyer. 4 written. con
fession from Nine; Grenet causes Eady's release
Juinot pesuadcs Eady TO remain for a few day.
as his guest. Soon sfterward %Juinots wife bring.
home a new servant. The servant" proves &c
BE- Mime. Grenet. Juinot, becoming Jealous Of
Eady, draws a revolver in a sudden. nj Of mad
ness and fines at him. The shot kills Nine. Juinot
Eady and Nine. 9'renet esesLe In, TIE u'onob
Of Count Puliccini, an ainircr OF Nine. Grenet.
They ARE Joined bv Marathon. VINO tells them his
car has run over a child and that the police are
after him. They succeed in getting across the
frontier and take rooms at an Antwerp hotel
There they sec Count rulliccini. and Eady learns
that the Count !, "'Zi%mmennann," a MYSTERIOUS
backward known to the police as n. thu
Strangler,' and SUSPECTED OF Grenet's murder.
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An Unfortunate Addition.

TT 10 an authentic anccdote Of Hoaar'h that he
vas wont 10 make cvrtain minsture sketche
on his thumbnsil, to be e,aforst~i 81 81 sttsf
time. A certain dramatist followed the practice,
lie would write q plst in the same limited space
IN shorthand. liza Was once consultsd on . Ls~
drama by q manager.
= have IT," the writer exclaimed and he I'm
mcdiat<iy marked the plot upon his ~thunbnail
We,ss passed, but no play was presented. Tho
manager consulted the author,
Now. about the piecel It's done OF conns
you took II OH your thumbnsilr'.
TO be sure" rcpilsd tho suthos. and thws
II was Cor sonio time, but a. III luck would have
1t, I one morning observation-disclosures ny
handsl'
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or his better days. pleasing as ever, but
with nothing o in 1t. One moment IT'S
lively. the next 'jumpy." and so 1t goes.
The orchcstration 10 wflfms!cally clever,
with a sense OF hum. in II that tickles
the ear. a. for example wher II goes TO
operate lengths a. Miss May Boley
muses. over the fall that goes before an
awful bump. Again and again and even
once again Il proves that Mr.. Herbert
has caught the waltz fever that has
been raging ever since rne first germ
(no. not gem) was brought here from
Vienna. But Mr.. Herbert's fayor'te
waltz tune IL all his own. II your mem
DRY happens to be in good working order
you can almost trace It back to Mile.
Modlste."
Apparently Joseph Herbert and Harry
b. smith ave Joined IN a desperate at
tempt to give Miss Scheff another
Mile Modesto by putting her in n
flower shop and then leaving tho rest to
her plquant charms. But the result Is
not a happy one. Although Rose has
flowers to throw away. the book resem-
bles pressed leaves. dry Of humor and
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Very Convenient.
A y enterp-isine builder was one day IN col
~ v~ersstion with several friends. when !

A y enterp-sine builder was one day IN con.
~ v~ersstion with several friends. whom he
wn accused " using Inferior materials in
the construction Of HOUSES which he Rad re-
Gently built. says lid Bits.
A hot argument ensued. IN the midst Of
which a gentleman arrived who lived In one Of
she jerry built cottages. and the matter wAs TO
itrtd to him.
"Weei. slrs." said he. II can assure We they
are the mast Convenient hoosss ersf shode ia. -
But" said one Of the listener. why con-
venient dss 20 say"
"Oh. baud yer whe>st iii ! explain. Whom
first | cam TO bide IN Mr., Jsuy's hoose | had
10 rise l. the middle o the nicht an open the
door 70 Ia, oot the cat. but the cat can gang cot
an CONS In moo thro' tho crlca. an I'm Ard
. lot o bother"
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II Was Lovely"

A YOUNG woman In Chsrryvals, Kan, sshsd
~ the polite salesman II he had good cheese.
4 = I'VE have some lovely cheese" wAs the
smiling answer.
"You SHOULD not gay lovely cheese" she cor
rooted.
WHY no'' II Is" hs declared.
"Bscausc'-witb q boarding schooi dinity-
lovely should DO used To quaiity something that
well" b. said. I'm stick To loVsly."-st
Paul Deepstch.
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MIA" He tbdsn't q good actor or 10
pouid haze been able TO keep his
head above eater without the sN0at
cs. support.
In Allentown. Pa, q fourteeWvcoy-
old girl fed candy to a bulldog 90 che
could rob the oicner's house. And
some people believe that women
wouid not make a success Of political
AN old fashioned scomdn Of nine
ty.sir climbed a Night Of ftoenty.
eight stairs" Thdt's nothing. We
sop a modern noman dressed IN
latest style climb a fight Of tsslvs
stairs.
"Nendrk uomdn fles a Reno sLit."
Now phat Kind OF q sHis 10 thote
A rich mdn's son has been DIRECTED
for speeding. He Vds going at svcA
a fast pace that he ran orer Ais a.
lop0nce.
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Bernard. Madison snnta is tNe only ont of the men who "a boast . voice. and
ne gets very little opportunity to use It. AS the confident hero. George Anderson
m undersnes.
Exception Miss Boey who has a genuinely funny idea Of te epidemic Kiss
waltz" MSs Scheff /. the whole show. Her first act dress Of green and yellow
make her har urn red INK gives her fcea strange look, nj she comes u
Beautifully in black and white hI the next act. an In phe m ct a very petite
but she does a really fascinating bto of acting hat comes as a delightful surprise.
brings along a pony that las a real interest in the stage but no EAR for music.
With this pony n IN W logs that she leads into he last act she may yet
become al animal trainer.
The length Of Mss schcTs stay at the Lyric Theatre Will depend entirely
upon her " drawing powers The Duchess" doesn't coun tform much.
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redolent only OF the
past. It doesn't strike
me as at all strange
that one OF the COM
edians Is bent upon
SUICIDE. George Graz
ham. John +. Haz-
zard and Wilton Tay-
Tor really have moth
ing TO live for. At
one point Mr.. Haz-
zard 10 driven to
song. As n choked
baritone he has but
one rival In the whole
world - Mr.. Samuel
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CHARLES

ITO win admirers a comic opera should. of course. be sIn'wais"d Only
grand opera can afford to lose It's figure SIN, here is suh a thing as
: being too light The Duchess is as thin as FRITZ scheff And she is
10 thin hat she is carried o N bodily at the end OF the second act without in
he least adding to the burden of the tmpetuous hero
Az other lines Victor Heberts music seizes Miss Schen n puts her. a
vocal huuer. When in doubt trll-thNs seems TO De her main idea. She is up
TO her Id trick again, ~ after playing 1t to Ter throats content she tops 1t
on with a high note an lets the applause fall where II In A vocal skyrocket
ma always b~depended upon Ito dazzle IN audience. 1t may no be able to
follow the abr hat Mss scheff has take up. nj. It knows when she gets to
che top That's tn best part of h.r voice. It makes . point OF getting some
where
Mr. Herberts score. on The oher hand. has 10 point. Il Is merely IN echo
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d@hro L. N@bbl@.
Copyright, 1911, by The Press Prfblisdnu 70.
Thu New York World.

MAN IN New Jersey ras ar.
n rested on the eve Of his
WeddinD. That's the trouble
Nth hari>g a sheriff as a personal
friend.
An imported lady ,confs 10 kno,o
Why zee haze lost the art OF ,Crfttn0
lore letters. The rritinD OF lore let.
tiers used TO be popular in this coun.
try. but OF late years IL has become
necessary TO abandon this pleasure
for a more practical art. that Of
avoiding breach Of promise suits.
IT Ia reported that they niil prose.
cute the dam orners Why don't they
Joiiop the usual course IN snth mat
tiers and pu. TIC blame on the dam
Uorkmenf
A doctor thinks ne IL doing some.
thing original IN taking a mans rib
and making u into a jdmbone. Tho
came thing ,cas done TO Adam set.
eral sum ago.
The a Uho said that the ankles
OF Boston girls are specify" seems to
be In need Of a higher education.
Wickershdm evidently believes thdI
the Steel Trust 10 unlowtul according
TO lao but not according to evidence
AN actor dr0pns in Pennsyiud
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Its Place OF BUSINESS.

XVS the absence ~ any accurate infomstion,
the Imagination Of or pupils sometimes
takes a curiousl' amusing Turn - saws an IN
strnc+or In a Philadell hia institution. The boy
who defined q mountain range as a 1argc-sred
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CHAPTER TX.
ES!vcSl

E78V T was clear that Comte de Pull
licclni had reasons of his own
for calling himself thinner
mann IN the Metropole Hotel
- M Aniunrn All thn cnninc.
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J. Pierp. for
Supreme Judge
n, IuItsd I'f~-s toa.ea Wifo.i

NEW YORK. May While nd.
hitting that the present supreme
court made up Of lawyers. IL per.
facily competent TO deal With all
legal questions, George w. Pork.
ms. formerly associated with J. 7.
Morgan A Co. suggested today
that supreme court. composed
entirely OF business men. would be
better for the country
Lawyers here regard this as an
astounding proposition.
why not organize n supreme
court composed OF trusts and rail
way maguates7' was the facoilouf
comment Of one well known las
yer.
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I'm IHIITH TFfaa IFnHTN VINO
HOQttAM. May According 20
word received here early today, the
steamer Claromout from San Fran.
cisco Ia iIoqulam ~ ashore just la.
side Willapa harbor bar The
steamer Saginaw has gone 20 her
aid Details are lacking Il ~ re.
ported that the vessel WAS driven
ashore during q squat and it Is not
believed that the vessel rs IN any
grave danger Th' number Of pas.
aeurerH aboard tho boat has not
been aHccfialned.
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Invite Gompers Here

Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation OF Labor,
will be invited to Seattle for the
next Labor day celebration. Scptem-
Der 4. The Central Labor Council
last night voted to extend the inyi-
latlon.
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JAps LOSE GAME.

IHy inltrd Fre8s Icnaed NIre.I
BOULDER, Col, May with
one lock Of their scalp missing after
their clash with the University OF
Colorado team. Waseda college Of
Japan's baseball club continued on
their eastern trip today Waseda
failed to hit at the right time. The
score: Waseda 3, Colorado 4.
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invite OTHER Cities

A special program VIII be pro-
vided during Potlatch week IN
honor OF business men OF adjacent
cities, and one day may be set apart
for them II the decision reached
last night by the Seattle Credit
Mems association meets the APP
prevail OF the carnival committee.