Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1911-03-17

X see that your ticket Is to Paris"
she added. 81 am going there. Do
You remain there?"
.sNo. mademolselle. go to Mar.
settles, where | hope 10 get ship to
your country"
That's right; America win harbor
you,
Whom the train reached the next sta
ton the guard punched the tickets,
whilc the nihlllst pretended to doze in
his corner. AS soon as the two were
again locked up and on their way
Helen said:
"Yon can't leave the train at Paris
In thal costume. You would attract
the attention Of every one. Must you
be dlsguised" &
"The Russian embassy at Paris has
a list of all Russian political fugltives
and keeps persons ut all stations to
note arrivals and departures. These de-
tectlves have my photograph and arc
instructed to procure my arrest"
'"rhen you must be carried. When
we stop again | will telegraph my ia
Their TO have an invalld's chair at the
train on arrival and carriage outside.
You can slip into the chair from the
car door and into the carriage from
the chair. Where do you propose to
60 from the stntion--to the Marseilles
traln?"
How can do that In these Ill fitting
clothes?"
The girl turned her thoughts to de-
yislng further plans for her protege.
al suppose | shall have to take you
10 our hotel with me. don't know
what father will say. or, rather, | do
know. He'll say Wen all be arrested
for completely In some crime against
the government. Well, can't help 1t.
l must make him do as l wish him to
do. You'll never get through Paris
without my assistance"
"Oh. mademolselle, have always
heard that American women are Won
derful. so superior TO European wo.
men, much more self reliant. There
Is but one class who are more remark.
able, our Russian rcvolutlonIst girls"
For self lmmolatlon no women can
equal them" replied Helen.
At the next station she telegraphed
her father to have chair at the train
for an invalid friend. and when tho
train pulled up in the station she got
out and found both the father and the
chair on the platform. Ask no ques-
tions yet" she whispered and without
waiting for reply directed the at
tendant to wheel the chair to the car
door The nlhillst, holding on his Gov
ering as best he could, the veil CON
ceallng his features, sha mbled into the
chair and, apparently exhausted. was
wheeled TO the carriage, Helen got In
after him, and her father followed.
"For heavens sake, Nell" exclaimed
the old gentleman. what does this
meanT
SSH, papli I've got a live nihllist."
"A nlhillstl Thank heaven you
haven't got an anaconda. What are
you going TO do with the ladyY
"She isn't Indy. papa she's a man"
THUNDER and guns Are you going
to send US all to Siberian" n
mo, but I'm going to send him TO
AmericaD
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the death OF us before we get you
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m aor,v train"