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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
THE WEATHER

For Detroit and vIeinItyt Thursday
night cIoudyt Friday fairs moderate
temperature, moderate north wiads
becoming variable.
Lower MichIgani Generally fair to-
night and Friday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
Members of RESOLUTIONS Com
mittee Agree Not To Sub
NIT Minority Report
CONVENTION ADOPTS
mo INSTRUCTIONS PLAN
No Unit Rule Is Bailey's Pro-
posal, To Which New Jersey
ties Supporters Agreed
pELEoArEs.AILAacE

Observation-Disclosures.
G. o. Wood, Flint.
&. c. Shields, Howell.
Lawton ]. Hemans, Mason.
Judge p. ~. o,HrIcn, Laurlum.
=. =. Rowe, Kalamazoo.
w. r. Burt, Saginaw.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

come out in sup
port of Governor
Woodrow Wilson.
In an open letter to
the Democrats OF
that state he says.
I'm my judgment
the strongest and
most available can
didate for us to
nominate Is Wood
row Wilson. l have
thought so for a
long time, and even
favored him when
Mr.. Watterson was
for him and when
il became known
that he refused to
sell himself or be-
come bound to
Wall-st., my admir-
alton for him has
b e C o me greater
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16
TWO FORMER GOVERNORS
. DECLARE FOR WOODROW
WILSON FOR PRESIDENT
Beckham, of Kentucky, and
Warfield, of Maryland, Say
He Is Best Man
ATTACKS STRENGTHEN HIM
Grows Stronger in Eyes of
American People, Latter De-
: clares in Forceful Statement

BY gibson GARDNER
WASHINGTON. May 16.-Former
Governor Beckham, OF Kentucky. has
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-16

Busine-s-like PrfptIng. NO fuss ana
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, Is
John R-st Pm. Main 1875 OF City ssst.
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yeb PrintfnE Done RiEht. Times
PrfntipE Co. rs John R.-st
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14
GrunoeiseHtbums llsbertrasuuseu

Wliddel Wiunsrtb an Wlartba
Sones. Got 1913 In JoIspb u. Games
lnisrabtbeiIung in Juirmount; 81.
9enrp S6oit an Jobn Wbite, Got
20 in 5enrp S4ott's nnterobtbeiluns
in 5orriipn; $26.
Jranees 90. Megonnta an Grant
). 4nbreb, II bei 131 CUB an Der
Gftieits Der DesIsn MDenle, 1856 syub
iibIi9 Der glart Girnbs; 81.
Ufae 3. 9. gdrrett an G!orenee 90.
Dpper. Got III in gofinoer & Oops
fins unterabtheiluns pom Giib Rors
poob; ST..
Sophie Sisping an Williom O.
areger, Al SUB an Der Weitfeite bsr
Wontgomern Roob; 81.
4liee .. s5ngerfOa an Minnie U.
Gtubbs. 5beil pon Cots q uHb 22
in John .. Wloort's llnterabtbeiluna
on Nrnsbp plae; 81.
emma 8. 0iIioms an gaHius 8,
Cones unb Dora Sones. SO Satrs
paht zines 5beiles BON GOT 10 in
Dnpis Mnen's GFtaie an Der gnrigbi
4rtnut; idbrliHe Mietbt $500 mil
BEN 4ntaufSredt III 1900.
! Deuis q. Dsfss ~ ~ Goopt1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14

Nroeter, 9beiI bon Got 19 in GRAM
foro & Glart's llnterabtbsilung IN
@Ienbole; 81.
@sorse so. grint an Glisdbetb
Scpf, 25 BET 10 5nb on Der Siio=
feite Der 6atmafer Gtrabe; ST..
80. Cooper proeter on 2cuis s.
Differ, 10 sSaEre pnht zines 2bsiles
bon Got 10 in gfofpfpro &c glart's
llnterobtbeiluna in 9Ienbnls; jdbrlidle
Mtietbe $S4, nit osm antaufsredt su
$1,000.
gbnrles u. 5eilier on Qmanp
8raber, Cots 20 unb 100 in Der Go.s
toee gloee unterabtbeiluns auf price
Sill; 81.
Warin ". WangoIo an Sames !.
SafIst, % bsi 81 Sub an Der Wtitieite
Der Bel QDenue. 120 CUB n6rbIit Der
8lenlpon glpsnue; 81.
CLARA SeiBmonn an Williom Wil<
Ter, 5beif pon Got % in eiaac 3.
RiIler's llntsrnbtbeiIuns an Der SaIs
iteao Sirabe; 81.
girainia gor an abplpb Q. aens
mel, 1ruitss, 19 BEL so ssub on Der
Sitisits Der pierion StraBs, 140 SUB
iiiolih Der 6. Strabs; 81.
Wm. Dintelater an 6. aler. Gen.
ter, cine Got an Garp 4p.; 81.
6enrn 3. Zimmerman an Gran!
auugse. 20 SUB an Race nobe 5ino'
Ian; ST..
N. q. Cooper an Geo. Barnes, sc
5ub an Duncan apeHue; 81.
Marie u. g. u. W. 9. IslB ar
aatbrpn Burger, cine Got an oergloror
tpeIt Gds Der Gpfportb uHb 6elb gtp,
81.
Cora 8uler on Della Sullsr, elm,
Got an Der Gogepoob 4penue; 81.
sbe Triumph electric so. on Dat
len part Co.. 40 SUB on Debfter ap
in Satlen; 81.
OatIsp Yart 60. an 2uep s.. aam
merer, 40 5ub an Der SO. aOeHus II
Satlep; 81.
8ieielbe an 8. $. SbanS.nbs6sr
40 5ub an Der Webiter 2tp. in DAT
lsp; ST.
Sorrp !. Gsrpsrs on Utar Gilbsr
man. 20 Jub an glari nabe 8anmil
ler Strabs; 81.
| Wlattbstp 2lIen an 2ouiie grabr
Cots 8 uno 7 in !. 5olIorpal's Inter
abtbeiluna; 81.
! Sobn 3. Brushing an 8. +. q
5nr;e, cine Got an 2orains uub Elm
Got on Glen Worn Qpenus; 81.
Otto uno 0uItnp Sants an abolp
Sduts (Guit CLAIM. Cots 6 unb
unb ! oon Got 4 in Gas. M. Siblep'
llntsrabibsiIung, Clifton; 81.
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Grnuseisextbnmss 0systbeten.
gleue pptheten.

5arrp ]. 9anes on 4ntonic 5ome
6. u. y. Co., $500.
gbarles 9. Springer on psople's
.. IL. 6. u. Co., $1250.
SpIspb 2toIsr an Souibiibe 6. II.
y. Co., $500.
Wihosl SteigelmoRn on Weitern
German Boni; S1100.
9eores Dalton on 5ounoation q.
Ii. 8. Co., $2500.
4mdnD Crater on price 5in eagle
6. II. q. Co., $500.
glgnes 81. Satilsr an u. 6. gramble
Il. o., $4,000.
Roiis 6. SeIlers an g. W. 5usbes;
$1,000.
aatie aramsr on entsrprii. 3. u.
Co., $500.
aOuiie QGsspr on Deitsrn German
gant. $1,000.
Utinerpa Spppe an Gpaniion gani.
$500.
Chris. SdinbsImeper on Weft 0ors
Doob y. IL. 6. Co., $700.
2ouis 10. Graf an 5buIa W. aras
msr, $4O0.
8. 8. Shansenbsher an Sotlep
part Co., $25O0.
Gbas. 8. 9ommerer 81. on biefsIbs,
$2945.
guseni so. 9immsrs an Glenpar
g. n. Sd. Co.. $1,000.
Miargnret guie an gnterpriie .. u
g. u. Co., $500.
Uedr Silpermdn an araoon q. IT,
6. 60. go. 2. $4,000.
DsrIslbe on 5p. Joan Gerpers
500.
Bm. gioe Smith an Bert ausgon'
Der, $3.50.
Walter 6. WacGnpun on Glioobetf
Robaers, $560.30
| 6. u. 6oIl an u. M. u. g. 6. Oar
puot, $3.50.
getiIgte 9ppotbettn.
Georse 8urbsnfeiier an 9snrp Gp'
iter, $500.
sianlep Gtrubls an Gouibern Sbit
Q. u. z. 60. 1890.
syrani Nsis an 6ome .. II. 6. u
Ego.. $1,000.
| r. g. S5itipe!mann an glmDool
plaee 6. u. %. Co., $1100.
aouifa Sdearer an 9srea College
$500.
Gmm, 6. Moriban an IL. Mdri
g. u. 6. Co.. $4,000.
| Dkie!bs on 0erte 9retring Com
Ipgnp, $2056.
DieIeIbe an g. Waoeriein 8rtiDini
Co., $1369.
| R. aufberbeiDt an George o. Dab
| lep, 81.
| Garnb Doutbtpaiie an Gummins
pile 6. u. q. Co., $1,000.
I Marp 6. 8isnep an Sobn 8. Nu
lonen, 1925.
/ Dsorge Dalton an M0lnut Dill
lG. u. 6. Co., $4,000.
i 8srnarb DrsHiHg an Dbio We4a
| MICS g. II. g. Co., 5000.
i Rattle Rramsr an Gnterpriie y. v
$3.50.
Clara 8. Rpr4abias an 81. q
lesus $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14

Gin 9ro5eb um einen fuls
I hen goulus potter. - Die
4miteroamer aunitfirma Jreoerid
WsiiIler &: 60. bate aus Der betaHnten
8d[leris Wauriee aann In qaris pers
Itiebene GemdlDe sripprben, unter be-
nsa ith nsbeH 6srporrageHDen Stiden
pon SdIomon unb Jueob ban Rupo>
eael audi Gin paulus Yoiter: Dcs
bunte yftrD befanb. Jn Der 8nrrene
gum 8ertaufsiatalos bate Br. Wills
belm 9obe bieies Siiid fir zines Der
ansishenbiien in Der san5sH Sainrfs
lung ertldrt. unb bisier Gmpfeblung
iii aud Der BON senannter 5irma be-
3abIte bobs yreis (32. 900 Gronten) gu
psrbansen. 2lls bas GsHl1Ibe in Iuls
iierbam ongetomnnsn mar, bsguHnen
flh 3tpeifsI an bsHeH ehtbeii 81 rsgsn.
ipesbalb bic Jirma audi auf elm ibr BON
einem bstannien Gdmmlsr gerHdftts
4ngebot niht eingsben gu biirfeH
glaubts. 9enn mittlertpeile bate man
in Grfahrung gebraht, bab iid i'm
Wuieum In Shiperin Elm 6bnli6er,
benisIbsn 8ortpurf bsbanbelnber pots
ter befdnb. unb cine geHcIsre lnierlus
dung bes lebtersn ersab. b1b man bier
Den shtsn potter Dor fih bate, 10 bab
fith5iiissEbliita fith5iiiiss ssEblliita a;i1 r. 9oSs feiH friihtrts
llrtbeil piberrief unb Dds Stiid Der
aannIfeH Oallerie fir eine acpie srs
iIGris. Ssbslmaper, Der es ieincrSeis
an Aann psriauft bate unb fsit iiber.
seugt mar, bob man es bier nit elmer
Replit. b. q. elmer bonn Tleifser islbii
gtmohisn aopie su .hun babe. mar be-
reit, bas Gerndlbs fir ben onfiir be-
5abIien preis suriidsunehmsn. Dogss
gen erbob Der friixre leiter Der Wtrs
fteigtrnns. Der iih aui bas llrtteil Gss
osImaners uno peridiebsner nnbsrsr
fransoiiider an Der Gd,tbeii bes Gtiis
des gar nint afp<ifslneer Gahneritdns
bigger berisf. Ginipruh. 10 bab nuH'
mebr bon Der Amfterbamer 5irmo Der
Rehtslpeg bsfdriitsn ipsroen Snubte.
asBtsre panbie iid, an ben Bring
6snbrii, ben Gsmnhl Der G0niein. uno
bat ihn. isinsa GiHflub stlttnD su Hds
den, bnnii Der shie poiier nus Ghfpss
rim mad poris gdaidi fperbcn ciirfe.
! Der prins brahie bas Gtiid BON iei.
nem Isbten 9efud, In Mfdlsnburs
Ielbft NIT, unb i'm f0niglidtn 6aiis1rs
dip I'm bnda tpures GslegsHkiteagl
ben n0tbissn pboicsrnpaifchen Aufnabs
men unb elmer aeHouen llnitriuhuns
burh Gahutrit6nbise eegsben. D1
audi frnnsOiifhtrieiis bic Grdufritdns
bigen bemndhjr ernonnt nerb<n iolItA.
bari man btr Gr0ffnune bitfts Pro-
aef5ts. Der itbsnfnlIs Gin irltsrencnttl
66auiptl barbieseH pirb, balb tntcs'
sssis1tn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14

,mo atiieiuirtbifait anbetrtlit. Mas
iiiir einen ,snftor iibrigens ore fptilw
nno gutterrpirthfd)ait IN 8iseonllh
beoeutct/ fnmn mnu ans iolgcnoei1
s,ohlcu ichcn Gs iunrocn lit ,SdDfe
igff III .Ol9.OO0 Eitno gutter
mf stootc ersenat unb oicic Vntttf
rcprofcntirt ciuen @ertb non S3o,'
62s. 900. g1enn bicic3 Aiialifilut
g,ntter- in 60 giiue ailhel nerpadt
in ,srod,tcars rcgnIarc SroBe per.
pad,t ncrncn ioIlten. milbte. wnn ~
9lnhu,iiac non ic 30 Gdrs ilftlncr.
sacrn man aIic oicic Butter III ctnrm
.}nac nericuOcu miiile, 10 irare oieicr
3ug - Wleilen lana.
Cine idItmme 4 rfa D.
rama init nem alnpp.gctt nligte
fiir,Iid bcr in grootluu iuobnenoe
aPoihinilt sllfrco gber6orbt uebft
icincr Dotiin Mtorie mo ieincilt
jiinalten ainoe, Der ncrl Wionatc
oltcn ,Soiephine, MAIDEN. gisi0ng bat
se Der @otte iiufner Dor benz Shla.
Fcnacben 0a sfilr3lidl aefau'te alnpp'
actt. pcld,es 0em Gbepnarc als Jii.
Ritittc oiente, bergeridtet, rrio Der
Mcthaltismiis bate ltets taoelI9s
iunftionirt. Im betreifenocn AbenO
ober bate bic crmii0ete Satin nitht
Gberhdrot's 5ein1tehr abBeiudrfef,
ionoern ieIbit bds aIopp gett 5lttt
Sflnfcn Sured)tqemad)t. ,]pnr pcllse
niesntoI Der WiehdniSmnS nid1t redlt
iunftioniren, oodi inter ,3uhllIFennb'
nc Dcs Sfenhofens, nit ocm lic ut
oen icocrn herumhdmmerte. brnhte
5rm Gbcrharot idllieBlidl bds g'ett
| in Die aeiuiinidte IolIiion Am irll.
ben ptoraeiF uur0c oas eberharoi- :
idR ghepaur onnn ourd) ods beiiige
g9eincn Der in Der Gieae neben DEM
alapp geit rnhenoen fIeineu sSoiephi.
ne aus Dem SdlIaie ouigeiiort, uno
Die Wtiticr reihte nit Dem arme nadl
Der Nsieac hiniiber. Inn oos DeInerDe
aino 3,i lif ms 9ett 3u nehnen.
aalm ober mar oas NIcine i'm Bette
Der eltern onaeInngt 10 flappte ods
Wett nit iold,er @eid)pin0iafeIt si,-
| iammen, 0ob Der 9lrln Der ysiitter.
nit nJeId)em iie oos ain6 bielt, uno
oie ,siiBe ocs stinoes nod 5uiiheir
Den R1nOcrn bes gcttes eingeflennt
iuurocn. 0ater, Iiutter nno 0iHo
mdren mn i'm 5uidnincngeflappten
@ett geiangei, uno On Tie iih ielb't
md,t I'll helien nermod,ten, begort
hns poni gritifen beorobte gbeponr
| I'm SiiIfe 8n riifcr, 10 laut es fcnn'
| tc. 2onse Minilten Der auglt nlitb.
ten Die @efaugeneu burdle6en, ebe
| Die Siilierue non einigen ytofbarll
gehort iultrpen, Die bann nit Silife
| eines Rolisilten IN bic Gberharot idlc
9obnitng eirlbrohen lino DIE Be
or0ngten ais ihrer uerBipeifelten Ca
! ac befrcitcn. Gberhar6t iopobl, Der
an elmer aopfipunoe ino nnifeineno
audi au elmer @ehirnerihiiiterunJ
lit, ipie ieine Satin, oeren aopf et.
nc Munoe aufipies, nno Die fleinc 10.
iephine. oeren redlte Randc perIegi
worben mar, mlbien BON ambnlonB'
arst Or. sSraser in 9ebanoluns &C.
nomrnen tueroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-14
Ger Mann BON glut unS Giien,

Ueld)er oen crihopfenoen glutoerlu.
item rmo ben brennen0en S6mer5en
Der &1norrhoiben nit 8lut uno gi.
len, nit Dteiier unb Guetihfette Gin.
bait gebieten mill, iii fein SeIo, ion.
bern elm 3bor. Die !Sanlorrboioen
Iaiien lid ltur nit Der beriibnten
yanofeiis" heiIen. gs lit oas cine
arSnei, aus ben beilfrofiieiten Saf.
ten 5ubereitet, ipeid)e, in 5orm bon
3apfhen ON Sis oes 2eioens einge.
fiibrt, bort 0etpebe uno 8lnt Der.
iiingt, 10 Die @eiftpuIit beieitigt unb
nnd baloiger 2inoerung onuernoe
Setlune ihaift. Cine Brobe oapon lit
ron R. Reliitaeoter & 60, Dor 1916,
geeD Dorf GitD, foItenfrei au be5ieben.
4.g9.
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Jnldnbiid3e Nabrihten.

Wscbr oenn Elm Grit.
tel allen aaies. Der iest in ben Ser.
einigten Staaten bergeIiellt miro.
lpirb in @iseoniin fnbri5irt ilrlo aern,
be Der bier aemnfte aiiie erfrent fid,
elmer iinnler grDBer meroenoen 9iad..
srnge. gercits 1909 bafte Der Stanf
1928 a1iefobrifen. bic iih beionoers
inn iiibIihen lbeile bes Stantes be.
fnnoen. es lit gans Defenders bic
Solitein Stub. 0eren Wlild iif S,ir
Standardization eignet nn0 anBer Dem
Stnnte Nem g)orf, bat ieBt Miseon.
fin bic meiiten nno groBten SoIiiein
.Seroen. Gs gibt Inn Gtnnfe 653 Wit.
giieoer Der 2oIitein ssriclian Miioeia.
tion iulD es fuiro niht mebr [nnge
bouern unD N}isroniin mnri6irt an
/ her Gpiss ber Stootet mas NRiI6
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Sobn 6. 2eilman an Brighton Gsrs
man Bt. Co., $1,000.
Sohn n. Quinn an Geo. 6. Sbatp,
$4,000.
Wm. Stacep an BufineB Wens g.
u. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
sSpispbine Ghonboff an 0erm. Im.
g. ii. q. Co., $500.
2puife graon an philip Renrsr,
$500.
G. z. 7hadtr an WlarD =. Wsds
tgfps. $4,000.
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4useiner 8ertbeibieungsz
rshp

.Werfasen Sie msiner alientin
Wilberungsgriinbe nihi, meine 5ers
rem j. Ste bat tbotIdhlih ben ge.
iAmddlOfefen Out tnipenbe.. ben iis
fin1sn soants!4
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02
My Cousin, tho Duke.

TOR the next few weeks matters
l. went along without any partic-
uiar incident. The snarl in
4 which l was entangled showed
no signs Of unraveling. and my mar
riage to the princess and the royal sue
cession seemed farther away than ever.
The investigations in the United
States had yielded nothing Of any utili-
ty. Indeed they had been practically
barren. for they had told ME little more
than Courtney's cablegram.
Edwards, the witness named in the
certificate, had not been located, though
New York had been scraped as with n
fine tooth comb, SO 1t was safe to as
sume his existence was only on paper
and In Alderman McGuire's brain.
The movements Of Madeline Spencer
had been very difficult to trace. She
had stayed recently in Washington,
Philadelphia. Pittsburgh and New
York, but at none of these places could
any traces be Uncovered Of an ennis
sary Of Lotzen.
Nor did the Investigations at this end
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02

You are judging from experiencer'
he asked rather quickly.
1--WE known the lady for a few
years." laughed. ''and I've yet to find
her true either to herself or to the hand
that paid her.
Then l got start. He suddenly
struck straight from the shoulder.
by the hand that paid her. you
mean he asked. and now his eyes
were fairly drilling into mine.
took on look Of surprise.
"What does 1t usually meanr' I an
swered. with bit Of shrug.
He either had to appear to accept the
inference in this answer or else ask me
blankly II l meant that Mrs Spencer
was In his employ. He chose the for
mer and looked at me with an amused
smile.
IL assume you lay no claims to saint
ship?"
"None whatever, my dear duke"
POSSIBLY you avoided situations
which might put you to the test!''
Possibly" said. 'Cofonel Spencer
was my friend"
And his wife and widow would have
been yours, and you would not. ehf'
smiled.
$50 that's the motive for 1t. is it:
Hell hath no fury like IA woIhaf scorn-
ed he quoted. Ii was meant AS Il
question however.
| appeared to hesitate.
''Revenge sometimes does take queer
forms,'' said tentatively.
And you. too. think this is revenge?'
he asked.
What other motive could she haveT'
l answered.
He closed his eyes moment. lest.
! suppose his amused contempt should
shine out so plainly that even stupid
! would see It. He was sure now he
had been right In deemins me too
heavy witted to suspect him.
"lt might be blackmail." he suggest
ed.
Then she Is very long time in
naming her price" replied.
"True. but maybe She Is enjoying
DornlitZ." he laughed.
l laughed too.
Its none OF my business. OF course.
Armand" he went on. but why don't
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1912-05-02


you run her out Of the kingdom in
stead of keeping her In by force!"
I'm waiting for her to get tired Of
the game and quit"
He thought bit.
Maybe l can help you," he said.
! had not LotZen's gift of imper
turbability, but did my best not ia
show my surprise.
"You are very kind" answered
though l don't see what you can do. y
II may take it you have no particu
lar regard for the lady, so you would
have no objection to some one making
a try at herr"
"None whatever, 1 assure you"
"Tve taken rather a shy at her my,
self, and-you understand"
thought did, but not as he meant
me to. What he wanted was liberty
to communicate at will directly with
the lady without arousing suspicion
or seeming to side against me.
l shut one eye and looked at him as
though in sly comprehension.
But how will that help meT' ask
ed.
I'm this way" said he: you think
she is tired Of her game and about
ready to quit. come along, and she
prey. I'll tell her plainly she cannot
have me so long as there Is any ques-
tion about her being your wife"
But won't It raise 4 nasty scan
DALI" objected.
mot a bit," he said, with a know,
ing smile. I'VE have ways to do such
things. you know. have a chateau
near the French border. The lady
leaves for Paris and goes by way OF
the chateau. Understands"
/ wanted to laugh in his face. What
a charming scheme to get Mrs. spen.
GER out of the Kingdom!
But. suppose" said I. "she cuts the
chateau and keeps right on to PARISH
Trust me, my dear marshal, she
won't cut the chateau. / shall be with
her when she leaves DornliiZ."
81 know the lady" said l. I'm
afraid to risk it."
He tossed aside his cigar and lit a
fresh one.
VERY well. cousin" he said. with
an air of good natured Indifference
ITS your affair, of course. II you
need me. am yours to command"
"My dear duke" said, Il realize
your friendly spirit and j want you
to know | appreciate it. and ! shall
not hesitate to call on you If the oc
casion arise"
He flung his cape around him and
hooked up his sword.
And. in the meantime, do under
stand that am to keep severely
away from the LADY,
hesitated. OF course his point was
to obtain from me direct authority
for him TO visit her. The very fact
that he wanted it was sufficient
reason for refusing: but. on the other
hand, SO long as he thought himself
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Another Act In the Play.

l.
w l bowed. "Attsr you,
madame" said l, "and per-
chance when l have heard your story
may revoke the order"
She smiled dlsdainfully, then ad-
dressed the king:
II consented to this exchange only
because your majesty would thus hear
at least some truth US to this marriage.
I confess. however, am surprised that
Major DalberS permits 1t to be dis
closed. When it was determined that
Major Dalberg was to be the American
military attache with the Valerian ar
my be told me for the first time Of his
kinship to your majesty. On my in
sistent urging he then decided to make
a bid for your favor to the end that
you might acknowledge his birth and
restore to him the lost estates and t.
ties of his ancestor. Prince Hugo. Ap-
pretending. however, that your majes-
ty would look with more kindness upon
him AZ a bachelor than as a married
man 1t was arranged that l should re-
main in America. Then as soon as the
scheme had either succeeded or def
nitely failed was to be sent for" She
turned and looked at me. ut Is rather
needless to say, In view Of M. Ar
mand's present attitude toward me,
that he never sent for me. But saw
the accounts in the daily press Of the
wonderful story Of an American army
officer, Armand Dalberg, being In truth
a prince of valeria and how he had
been SO accepted and proclaimed by
the king. l waited two weeks and
more for word from my husband. then
l came hither and met the kind recep-
ton he gave me in the hanging gar
den"
She paused an instant, then spoke to
NE:
"The bargain is now with you. mon
sieur. await the explanation Of your
order"
II issued the order. madame. because
you have falsely proclaimed yourself
my wife. and intend to confine your
acting as such within the limits Of this
town. so long as you pose as my wife
you will never pass the gates Of Dorm
litz.'
I'm other words am to be prisoner
for life" she said.
THAT is for you to determine" an
swered.
She studied my face a bit.
Il suppose you want me to consent
to u divorce" she said.
divorce implies marriage" I an
swered
She shook her head and smiled toler-
antly.
II really can't promise to die just to
accommodate your highness." she said.
l made no reply.
And that suggests the inquiry, your
majesty" she said, ''as the wife OF the
Prince Armand am l not grand
duchess Of valeria and royal high
ness7"
Surely the woman's impudence was
almost beyond belief. But the king
was very courteous.
'.The decree Of restoration applies
only to the Grand Duke Armand" he
saA
And remain simply Mrs. Armand
HhmyT ~ asksd
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PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.

PROLOGUE OF THE sToRY.
Major Armand Dalbers, American
army officer, II detailed to Valera
whom war In declared BY Titia. Court
ney. new United States ambassador.
y Armand's friend.
During the Amsrican Revolution Hu-
70 Daibsrg. q son Of Henry ILL.,. king
Of Valera, enlisted with the colonistA.
for which act the king disowned him
Armand y Hugo's only surviving de-
scsndant. On 4 previous unofficial
visit to Valsria Armand unexpectedly
net Princess Dshra. ths present kings
daughtsr. She capttvatas Armand
Courtney and Armand arrive In Va
isria. The king discovers that Armand
= . trus Dalbsrg. He dances with
LADY Hslsa RAdnor and the princsaA
Ths 0Ag peovss that Armand u hsir
to IT, throne, and Armand accepts the
title. Hs u made 4 grand duke and
military governor Of Dornlits. Colo
~ Bsrnhsam and Major Moore become
- aids. He meets the Duke Of LotSan,
Aalf prssumptdvs, of whom he II sus-
pieaoos. At the opera Armand pro
pooas b the princess. He sees Mrs.
opancsf, an American adventures,
M latsf publicly claims to bs his
VIA which Armand denies. She shows
peQo6D. The king listens to explanA-
tons, after which he sanctions the en-
GACement with the princess. The Spen.
esf woman 10 detained within Dornlitz
b. order Of Armand, a. q result Of
which she calls upon him At the pal
ace. She Unexpectedly meets the king,
Princess Dehra and Courtney and Of
eszs to explain her visit to Valera.