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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1911-06-07

occasioned the gift until rudely re
minded by walen ss we left the hall
together.
81 fear you have played into vasca's
hands, verralI." he said
"Or he into mine"
True. or he into yours Il Is ain
cult to judge"
knowing 80 little Of me. you would
say" went on. putting. knew. his
thoughts into words My dear Wa
len. I ask only q fair fisld and ne IA
vor. few true friends and good
cause and success f. half won-'
Men fail In good cause. VERBAL"
ITO prove that II Is good to those
who remain answered
III new gets abroad quickly. and
Organ had heard what had taken
place before Joined him
"verrall. you'rc an almighty fool
Sure. it's sorry I am to be compelled
to tell you tho truth"
IT don't fancy you've succeeded In
doing It now There was nothing for
II but bold move Vasca had de-
termined Ia force me into this dghf
and to leave no ioophole for es0pe
Better surely to grip the situation hrm
y and trust To luck"
Luck he exclaimed. 81 know what
vasca can do You don't"
ct very soon shall"
I'D like to change places with YOU"
Organ said
"A piece Of national conceit My
lance play may be as good us yours
Sure, that's not IL ut all The one
who fights dies fighting; the one who
Is left dies there I'm the one who's
left That is what troubles me" And
he waved his hand toward the squhre
Its bad sign when man bark.
as loudly rs Nascu does. ! said
That's sound enough argument
Rhen civilization has knocked half the
fighting power OUT of man. but It's
just meaningless here. In Drussen-
land a man .larsu-i bark unless he can
bite. I'd give d good deal 10 be back In
Yadasara. The place ts full OF black
guards. to be sure. but they're black
guards you can understand-none OF
these tournament businesses and non
sansS n that kind"
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She exchanged quick glance Win
the priest which could not read. ]
did not understand her well; the
PRIEST did not understand at all
sir verrall. you have my good
wishes. The test Is one l would not
willingly have put you to-"
"Your good wishes are n sure armor,
your highness." ! said, STOPPING to
pick MP the handkerchief she dropped
Our eyes met NJ our hands touched
over the handkerchief which held to
her. A look In them gave me courage.
Add only this favor" ] said. Let
me keep this handkerchief as my to-
KEN"
you hght for honor. Sir VERBAL"
she answered quickly.
"For honor and for the approval Of
my princess"
She turned from me with q height
ened color and. with Jasar. Joined her
suit. but she left the handkerchief In
my hand.
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m ROLLED HHAyILT From aIs SADDLE
nately little notice was taken Of me.
and Organ nauaeed to get me away
quietly He piled me with more wine.
DO you want TO rob me of what
little sense ! haver' ! said
Anything to make you sleep for a
few hours" Organ answered you
have short time to rest before we 70
out against the enemy"
Did any one notice that l faintedr'
mo: took care of that. Not soul
knows but what you were still full Of
aght when the summons to more Sc
rious business came-more serfouA.
that is, 10 some. but far less to rs,
verrall.'
"fou laughed this morning when I
spoke of luck
Luck! Don't say the word Sure.
II wasn't luck at all, but fine lighting"
(Continusd In our nsxt)
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IN ho,d the r.,d nr,,nst ali comers
Since we have never seep vour nrow
"a. IA 4, wonderfuI that We ara OF.
c,,ad9, and an. launched
.I have heard uothinp NJ it~ nm
svec.d Pm, n , word from me can
ave Won ACKNOWLEDGMENT LADY Al
drida. he assured II shall he .pokeu.-
az would offer vou INV scarf an a
token. Dir yerroI Ind I not a Knight
n ~ ,e.Iou.r
.say rather a hundred. Lady AIdri
A or Won do Yourself a grave in,ua-
nce
"A sword as keen ns your wit should
insure success Yet how few excel in
bothr'
I made my way as quickly ms could
toward the princess. The priest Jasar
was beside her: 80 wns Count vasca.
There was look of annoyance in her
face. which was banished by smile rs
I approached.
you come Mt n convenient time. Sir
verrall." she said. giving me her hand
to kiss. "Your name Is on every lip
tonight. II seems"
'T rejoice. your highness. II / am
fairly spoken II"
81 would call TO account any man
who spoke otherwise of the Knight Of
the Silver Star" said Vasca.
'-1 have been suggesting a brave dis
play. Sir verralI" he went on airily.
A. though we had been the greatest
Of friends. "A display to make young
hearts beat with pleasure and bright
hi xxtf AVntfAnrnnf Th.
princess has not yet given her consent.
VIII you not add your persuasion tn
mfner"
"You have worked in secret, Count
vasca, or nv persuasion should have
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How .av Won Count ynsca, Young
heart. h.s, hi,h.s, xb.n vo,nv Low.
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around us us we passed to opposite
sides Of the lists.
Both of US had to be given a fresh
lance. and probably the count. like
myself. felt the need OF recovering
himself a little before again rushing
to the onslaught | had no knowledge
Of how much of this kind of thing he
could stand without showing signs of
weakness. but ! was perfectly sure
that another blow like the last would
be quite enough for me.
Even now We seemed long time
reaching each other. and my eyes re-
fused to see my enemy clearly as he
came. yet felt that he. too, wished
to end the combat; that he. too. was
bent on making a desperate endeavor
Gathering all my strength together.
SO ! remembered Organs advice
Perhaps even at that late moment
feared to receive such blow as the
last, but whatever the motive was
that decided me acted upon the ad-
vice. | slightly checked my pace, and
as we met ! swerved little and lev
eled my lance at vasca's helmet. The
.uuuen n.o"' '"'e "e fee'' nna nac
'n' eou"' ,""ce ''ruch me 'nen
should have been endorsed But for
tune favored me. vasca attempted TO
alter his course In similar manner.
Out MS horse. going faster than mine.
stumbled forward. His lance missed
me altogether. while mine only struck
him lightly. II was not my blow that
unseated him. but his stumbling
charger The count made frantic
effort to keen his horse from falling.
but in vain and he rolled heavily from
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"Dust biting" / suggested.
"Its no TESTING matter. This vasca
I hear, has never been worsted. and
it's no light game he'll play at this tour.
nament. I warrant. II he can put an
end to your adventure. my boy. he
will Have you ever used lancer"
II have learned how to handle one
since ] came here"
But have you ever charged at any
thing with III"
sNo."
"Then yon don't know what devils
toy 1t Is to play with. There's only
one thing to be done-we must get out
Of II somehow"
'When II this tournament to ber'
AT once. tomorrow or the next day.
II u only for the princess to decide"
'sThere Is a court tonight"
Organ nodded.
'Come. man. tighten your heart q
little. We're not tied to the posts In
the square yet"
ITS a question Of time. I'm think
ing. ia feel deal safer In Yada-
sara"
To say that had no plan In my
mind when I attended court that night
would be untrue
I was late arrival upon q more
than usually brilliant scene. Here in
DrussenlaDd II was much the same as
at home. more color aud freedom than
there would be at such function in
the old country. perhaps. but the same
foundation to both--political intrigue
and personal interest.
The first man encountered was
walen.
II have been waiting for you." he
said. There is mischief brewing II
hangs In the air tonight. vasca and
some Of his party have been pressing
round the princess ever since she came
In"
And she is pleased with such at
tcntionT' asked
II could read neither pleasure nor
dlspleasure In her face Few can read
her. verrnll. II she chooses that they
shall not"
THAT is true Even n princess can
not help being a woman"
"vascn has a persuasive tongue, and
he Is her kinsman. That counts for
something
For much. my dear walen. II II
men. knowing this. take advantage
md nsk hard things. will learn
more of this intrigue"
"And speak carefully" he cautioned
''Much depends upon your caution"
Who could know that better than
did1 Were confirmation needed II
came in the many glances directed to-
ward me as | made my way to the
top Of the hall where Princess Daria
was.
"Sir verrallr'
It was woman who called me as
was making my way through the
crowd. and I could not refuse to an
swer her reckoning finger. She was
standing. one Of n little group OF
DANES and cavaliers. tricked out most
tastefully. leaders OF fashion In the
court OF Princess Daria. I knew the
woman, as meddlesome little vixen
rs existed.
els what we hear true?" she asked
as. bowling low. Joined the party.
"Who would dare to speak anything
but the truth to the Lady Aldridai''
"As ready as ever with words. Sir
verrall." said young jackannpes. a
Drussenland type Of Piccadilly ioun-
ger ! cannot better describe him.
"'And deeds, too. Sir Knight. II deeds
are called for" | answered, touching
the hilt Of my sword.
"You are quick to take ofense
where none was intended"
Fl am n soldier first. courtier after
ward" answered. Pardon my
shortcomings"
us 1t true. Them said Lady Aldri-
da. 81 was afraid we were to be dis
appointed"
81 should gricve to disappoint you.
VIII you tell me what is expected Of
mgr
tTt IS whispered that there is TO be
4 grand tournament and that you are
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which ! could hardly remain still FOR
a moment.
The day dawned bright and sunny.
but with keenness In the air which
perhaps my nervous excitement exag-
gerated. ! woke early and never. sure
y. have hours been 70 leadeD winged
a. they were that morning.
I'VE will not be the first to arrive"
said Organ. curbIne my Impatience.
'It would only be TO show anxiety"
(which. of course. we do not feel"
l said, with nervous laugh.
We waited in silence until II was
time to go. and in silence we rode to
the camp.
Plentiful ~ the accommodation In
the lists had seemed TO me. It was evil
IDENTIFY not too much Every seat. ev-
cry point Of vantage, had been taken.
There were two entrances reserved for
the knights who were to take part In
the days proceedings facing each 9th
er and shut OFF from the arena by a
barrier which was only opened to let
q knight pass IN to combat
On one side OF the lists was a gallery.
In which were the marshal aud his
hsrsids. and opposite similar gallery.
whore Princess Dsria sat with her ret
inue. Ny eyes were riyeted On this
gallery. but could not tell whether
she had noticed me or whether she
looked anxious or indifferent
Your time approaches. verrail."
said O'Ryan. looking to the harness OF
my horse
The trumpets sounded. and roar
Of welcome came from thousand
throats- Other conbats had excited
but my entrance heraided the perform.
ance which had brought this crowd to
gether. AS J rode past the gallery the
marshal and his attendants rose to
give me courteous welcome. So had
they risen to each knight as he en-
tsrsd the lists. but there was keener
criticism in their eyes "a they rose to
me. Some friends | had among them.
some enemies. ! could probably have
divided friends from foes by the ex
preston on their faces kept my
horse well In hand. ! had no desire
now TO show on calamity The busi.
ness before me WAS too serious and
might all too soon give the lie to my
warlike appearance Slowly ! walked
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This romance of the lost king
dom of Drusseniand is one of the
most fascinating tales that has
appeared since the days when
Rider Haggard enfhraiIed the
public with She" and King
SoIomon's Mines" Read and
you will follow a gallant hero of
today into a realm where dwell
strange people of the time of the
cvusades, realm ruled by q
beautiful princess, for whose love
the Knight Of the Silver Star
battles with powerful enemies
and participates in stirring ad-
s,aufuraa
Newark post., 1911-12-06
MASTER PRyNTING-WHITTING
HAM PRESS

The Delaware College Bulletin
A Winter Course in Agr1clll-
tlrr. is a fine piece Of printing.
It's piece Of art. There may be
iiurr work from this country
round. but we don't know just
where it is. We have never seen
It. anvway--and we keep a look
ont for GOOD printing.
The shock Of fodder embossed
on the cover. is only suggestive Of
the Good two color work inside.
Half-t0nns enough to drive a devil
distracted. but then this is not the
work Of devil, but "A master
Whittingham. who de-
signed and printed it all by him.
self at his shop here in Newark
If the Post ever is the Judge
then it S YOU. Dick, for the Blu,
Ribbon.
Newark post., 1911-12-06
LOCAL NEWS

The Newark High School bas-
betball team met the Wilmington
HIGH School at the West End !
Reading Room gymnasium. Will
mington. this afternoon. This IS
the first time the local high school
has ever met the Wilmington High |
School in an athletic contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. David lIeyd, Of
State Road. Delaware. announce
the marriage of their daughter.
Rosa. to Mr.. Lewis j. Rambo, on
Thursday. November 30, 1911.
Since the time the battleshlp
Delaware went in commission.
September .. it has travelled IA
total of 42.6l1 miles. not including
maneuvers at Cape Cod Bay
southwestern drill grounds or
Tangier Sound.
Major G. A. Short, Inspector
general of the Organized Militia
Of Delaware. inspected Companies
4 and D under the command OF
Major J. Warner Reed. at the W IL
mington Armory last Monday
evening.
Mrs. Agnes Miller has returned
70 her home after having under
zone a successful operation IN the
delaware IIOSpital
The Ladies' Aid Society OF
Chris1iana Presbyterian Church,
will serve their annual supper at
fine church tonight and tomorrow
pirht December 9Th and hh.
wv Castle. No. p. Knights OF
Golden Eagle. will visit the lhrlS-
tiana lodge on December 18th.
The Delaware Historical So
cietv will meet to elect officers on
Monday. December 1Stn.
The second Of the series OF lee
tures held under the recently es-
: tablished department OF history a,
Delaware College, was Delivered
This afternoon by Judge Henry
G.. Conrad. of Georgetown.
The relatives Of Mrs. George
MedilI gave her a pleasant sur,
! prise last Friday assembling al
Newark post., 1911-12-06

her home. in honor of her birthday
Miss EstrlIa Stewart. of near
FIX Mills. who IS in d PhiIadel-
phia hospital. recovering from an
for appendicitis. is @rt-
ting along NIGEL v.
Dancing class will be held in the
Opera House on Thursday. De-
rrmhrr 1th.
Levy Courtmam Daniel Thomp-
son. has received his fine new
Cadillac touring EAR.
The Stewart and Donohue Con-
>truction Company is pushing the
work on the improved road rum
ming from the town limits to the
Eikton line, hoping to complete
the roadway before the cold
weather sets IN.
:. X. Chambers. real estate az
ent. West Grove. Pa. has sold for
Mrs. George Fitch. her house amd
lot in kcnnett Square. corner OF
Birch and Walnut streets. to Will
liam II. Walker. Of the same
| place. who will take possession
january |, 1912. Terms private.
Newark post., 1911-12-06

move to Baltimore this week.
Their friends and Meighbors re
gret to see them 90.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryan
spent Thanksgiving Day in vii
min@ton. the gueStS Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Kitchens
entertained house party over
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Smith spent Satur-
day in Wilmington.
Miss Edna Colbert was IA phila-
dc!phia visitor on Saturday.
Miss Myra Funk spent Thanks
giving Day in Wilmington.
Mrs. Morris Dunbar spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Robert Col
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urorgc Cook and
SON. William. Of Wilmington.
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Moore.
Miss ESsie Mckeon. Of Ard
more. has returned home after
spending a few days last week
with relatives in Newark.
Miss Clara Swcetman. OF
Cooch s Bridge. was the guest OF
her cousin, May Brown. Satur
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. G. Richards, 61
:Strickersvillr. We're the guests o.
their son. j. f. Richards and fam
lily. on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Depthy. Of Whining
ton, and Miss Irene Richards. o
Newark. were the guests of thei
grandmother last week.
Mrs. William Moore. Of Elkton
spent one day last week with he
daughter. Miss Jennie Moore. o
Newark.
Miss Ethel Clay. of Elkton. Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. II. Sullivan
, last week.
Miss Maggie Campbell. of Iro
Hill. is suffering with bronchitis.
Newark post., 1911-12-06

DWELLINGS FOR RENT
Newark post., 1911-12-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-An ideal property, suited
to poultry raising. Six acres. Seven
room dwelling; other good buildings.
Spring water, supply by gravity. The
early buyer will secure bargain. Parti-
cuars given.
Newark post., 1911-12-06
Ghrtatntas 6rffttnga
AT thr Rrpl1fst nf

plariuu ln,r MIR suhsrrptinn st
T1r Nrmark 11nst mill IN unu mrrky rr
,,hrr nj unur friruh. Jts Ghristuas Grrrt,u frrm
triruhs al,h 1nn,r fur rurry urrk III tlr urar
Let fill o these
weekly to II
appreciated
Newark post., 1911-12-06
PERSONALS


2,n. ~ Baltimore. have returned
..,ra visit with II. W. McNcal
.a& rmjlN.
Mr.. and Mrs. <. b. Evans spent /
.a~f week in Brooklyn, y. \.
Mr.. f.. B. Griffin. Of Norfolk. .
N.. was the guest Of his parents,
'lr and Mrs. George Griffin last .
War Is.
Miss Minnie Fad"r has returned
after an extended visit with her
sister. Mrs. j. NJ. Conner. of Bal
Mrs William Medill and son,
I-rtort. If Baltimore. and Mrs.
.Jsnu Of Washington. d. c., spent
,nr week end with George Medill
.m5 I"miIN.
Mr. and Mrs. Minot Brewer. Of
Morrnantville. y. j.. spent the
"vvi end with Mrs. $. NJ. Cur
.> aud family.
Miss Grace COught. Of Philadel-
ohia. spent Thanksgiving with her
oarrntN near Newark.
Miss Amanda Smith. of Phila-
drlphia. visited Newark friends
thr latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Strahorn.
If Newport. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Martha Young.
Miss Lrta Waters was the guest
II Coatr>ville friends last week.
Ralph Gillian. Of Philadelphia,
spent THANKSGIVING with Newark
relatives.
Mrs. NJ. b. Dunlap. Of Whining
ton. was the guest Of Miss Fannie
>harplrigh last week.
K. Z. Whittingham and family
spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with relatives in Washington.
Mr.. \. II. Raub visited his New
ark home last week.
Miss Laura Campbell has re-
turned to her Wilmington home.
after spending the month of No.
vembrr with Mrs. II. NJ. Camp
bell.
Miss Elsie Wright has returned
from ii visit with Miss Elizabeth
Beers, Dover.
Miss Ida Jones. Of Wilmington
has returned TO her home after q
week 5 visit with Mrs. {. X
Thomas.
J Miss Elsie Crow spent Sunday
with Miss Bessie Minner anc
mother, Of Appleton.
Miss Nora Thomas. of Havre d'
Grace. is visiting Mrs. {. X
Thomas.
Mr. Earle Reynolds, Of Philadel
rhia, is visiting Mrs. George Potts
DR.. and Mrs. w. c. Deane, o
New York City, have returned
nom" after spending the holiday
n with Mrs. Jane Murray.
n Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Shep
N heard. Of near Newark, spent Sun
n day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma
n 'iIrnn Of Ccnterville.
The Misses Marion, Helen AM
u Ayr" Shepheard had as thel
gur>t> on Sunday Miss Elsl
h Sh"phrard. Mr.. Charles Croker
I and Mr. Edward Schuler, Of Phi
adrIphia.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Mote an
L daU-H)rr. Frances. Of MaSSachl
>"1t~ are visiting Miss Bell Mote.
Mr.. Joseph Willis. Of Philade
phIa is visiting relatives at til
1 WASHINGTON House.
Il Mr. hrniamin Beacon and tan
NY, o. Philadelphia. spent Sunda
i with Mr.. Alex. Perry.
Mr.. John Manuel. Of Philade
1 phla. spent Sunday with relative
i m Newark.
Mrs. George Gonce is vlsitl
her mother in Philadelphia.
Miss Amanda Berkins. OF llavl
de Grace. spent few days la
week with Mr.. John Fossett al
l family.
Mr.. and Mss. William Lane w
Newark post., 1911-12-06
FARMS FOR SALE-

Is Acre Farm, New Buildings, at New
ark Depot, p. b. u ". X. H., Small
Fruits-A Desirable Home.
Newark post., 1911-12-06
FOR SALE AND RENT

DWELLINGS FOR SALE--
l2-Rooms. and Other Buildings, 90 IT,
Front on Main Street, Price s., 500
lO-Rooms. and Other Buildings, IS #.
Front, West Main Street, Price 81 500.
S-Rooms, Chapel Street near Main,
Price 81 500.
Newark post., 1911-12-06

LOTS FOR SALE
one Building Lot so y $50 feet we'd,
shade trees. fenced and severed, ON
North Side Prospect Avenue. one build
ing lot 74.S $50 feet, North West
Corner of South College and Gillespie
avenues, belonging 10 the Estate OF
Harry NJ Campbell, deceased, these are
very desirable, Price Attractive.
Newark post., 1911-12-06
zz-gz.sssszs-=1-sr. 's-
FOR RENT

STORE FOR RENT
The Large Store Room i'll Newark
Opera House Building. The best location
and lowest Mercantile Rent III town.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
Easy Terms

CATHEDRAL DISTRICT-7 rooms, all
modern, full east front lot, paving paid,
81 900: very easy payments.
CLOSE IN-5 rooms, attic and full
basement, all modern, paved street, $3.50;
terms same as-rent.
BEMiS PAItK-Ddndy neat six-room,
all modern house, corner, paving all paid,
500 cash viii handle; 50 400.
BEMIS PARKS rooms, with hot water
heat, fine corner 52Ni40. now offered at
$500; easy payments
WEST FARNAM-S rooms, all modern,
corner lot, cheap at $500 cash. but owner
very anxious TO sell and will consider any
fair offer and can arrange easy terms.
FIELD CLUBS rooms, modern, handy
TO car and cheap az $500; terms.
DUNDEE-Practically new, rooms.
full two stories, all modern, oak finish,
5000 500 cash.
INVESTMENTS.
$3,500-Rents 1915, brick store building on
2ith St.: permanent tenant; Sl,500 cash;
balance per cent.
Sl,JO0-Two apartment fiat always
rented; $40; good residence district; spe-
cials all paid.
81. 60 Rents 5000: very close in double
frame house; cheap rent and easily
rented; $500 at per cent.
6,50O-Rents $50 double brick and
stOne' two apartments, west.
s. S,200-RentB $500: new brick flats, two
apartments, well located.
Sl3OOO-Rents Sl,4i0, fOur-apartment
brick flats, nearly new, handy TO Farnam
ST. well built and always rented.
Glover Realty Syndicate,
12l9-22 City National. Doug $685.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
w. II. Gates

644 New Omaha National Bank Bldg.
Phone Douglas 1894, Webster 26SS.@
500 CASH, $50 MONTHLY.
A BARGAIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-03
ONLY Sl.375.00

House OF s rooms. good repair ea-'
front slrcct graded. prrlcurEt W1lEs,
los 0i,l-l feet re ms. S3o casa. H-'l.ee
unlV SOB per month, 4.@ tiuCis fru.H Gag
line. 5.Il y. ata ST.
W. FARNAN SMITH & co.
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