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CHAPTER w.
The Fight.
xrrr once moro vladimir forced
himself to an unnatud and
t,nwonted calm-a calm chat
unp,easantiy reminded Haw-
- thorne Of a mctfonless rafte-
.'Hss Majesty 10 waiting for you:
Irma." uah the Prince IN . mufneo
1910 .T<,t me take you to the car
riaea"
He offered her his arm Instfncuvefy
sbe sR,rank back. For . single Instant
Uavthorne and Vladimir looked at each
othG. Ana thsF giancas were nike ths
ciashinx a sword bladA Then the
Pnnceas recovered her compoUure ana
toux the pronored arm Without .
word enc and Vladimir paDed out q
the room.
m Spouud ehs outar door csosed b.
hfud them HSwthorue shouted fes
Blaks. Rodney came clAttGfng oown
trom eis room. wondering ~ tho man
10 OummonA
.Rod!" exclaimed HAwthornA 'xhsrs's
the deuce and all 10 pay. and ! wanf y0u
10 helo ma THERE'S . peot TO dethrone
the KIM. spd"-
.sIs <4,@~ q chance a tfo plot winning
-
Dam.
TN sAraad - Its . cAnoh The
'Dulfyr sxujtsd BlakA III they kicx
ann - KYu0 the PrmceD hoses her royal
IA. too. She won't b princess any
mcrA That Gives you . chance to got
hsr. what can I Do 10 helpr'
40. No, man! You've got II an
wrong. we've got 10 Try to kesD the
Kings ehruns Tor him. Ths Princes b.
lisves IN thsss people soi II <hey de-
tsoosd hsr shaky-anssd Cd father ifd
ngUak AR heart"
"Youvs sure goe II haA Touyr' sished
Baaka, noway srsspfns Hawthorns's
snAe Of mand.
"Bad?- modesd Hawthorne. .Rod.
IN = 4. 0h6S 3gt SvGything. Moth
M slDe n,attsTa Not svn ma And RS
ali 20 rottsnly hopeless Oh. I'm nutty.
20 e1ghe know that But TIL hand
you one leo cold 1Act: she shan't marry
that cur a . PrinoA TN going to stop
cha& tn only way can. TN co1ng 10
ut ysoot positive Of chs revolution and
sh0-
ON nd1r'
Yes. Take t1as suit cAss with cur
hundred thousand bank roll IN Il and
lock = - n yUw room III ten you
~ s~Rf 1aAne~
Blake. revorently picking up the suit
can vteh IT. weight Of treasure. started
upstairs With It: nervously Tending on
IN omo0us porter VINO met him on the
stairs and wanted TO carry the burden
for HIM Hawthorne started or In an
other drsctSon-
But ths 61g room w. not fonS empty.
Into Il almost at onoe strobe Prince
Vladimir. who. having escorted the
Princes 10 her csrT1age had returned
with . vague idea of wreaking mis- anger
In comparative safety On tho unknown
American. But the american was not
there and Vladimir wss forced to take
out his n temper on Tho faithful
waks f1ke . mcek fox tsrrier.
on. y0u MghDeD! Your HSehnessr'
pleaded the equerry when No could ge'
In q word. Calm yourself!'
CAm myDcifr Gnariod tho Prince
How cen II You heard how I was m
suited n this very room. Insultsd b,
an Obsrftch! BY a king whose own peo
pie lengh At Aim."
1T ali happened for the best, You,
Highnas," sootAsed Radulsid. Nov ycs
can claim the treaty has bccn broken.
"Yos. and heads shall be hroken, too
before I've done. Forbidden to max,
gDAAphAn nm - TA< hk, Va
sent for tho otheeS~
They win be here directly. you
HlrhneE."
Forbidden to make spescfos, Ell ?
fumed Vladimir. p
The hasty advent of Hohenloe, MIN
lister OF War. and one OF Vladimir
rtinchest secret ndherents In Borrovins
checked the torrent of snarling words.
Your Hlgsness." exclaimed Hohen
Toe, who had hurried IN with one or tw
more OF the Princes adherents at hi
heels. IT have just received an orde
from His Majesty that the Life Guard
be recalled at once to the capital II
'uSpests"---
Not necessarily" said Raduiski. 18th
shooting to-day may have frightene
him. II need not change any OF You
iI'ghness's plans.'
Then" declared the Prince, sin an
case II becomes doubly needful for us I
make haste. Hohenloe, arrange the a,
tack on the palace for midnight TO-DAY
You say the army is with US 20 a ma
aHi that your orators have stirred IN
NIB 10 the right heat Remember thS
'he signal for attacking the palace wi
be-
49, VIM had been glancing mel
vously about him, suddenly held up a
ala: hand for silence, then strod
the nearest door and flung II opel
Sathony Hamilton Hawthorne strolle
rnconcernedly across the threshold.
"Thanks," he said. nodd!ng pleasant
y. Raduiski
'0entiemen." said the Prince loudl!
addressing his followers, 'once more
thank you for your visit of congratuls
tion on the signing of the treaty. ] wi
fc.ain you no longer"
Taking the awkward hint. the plotteI
bowed themselves out OF the room, lea,
ing only Hawthorne. the Prince. Radu
SIX. and Hohenloc. Vladimir turned sa,
agely upon the American.
And now. sir" he growled, I'VE sha
attend to your case"
so good OF you" murmured Hav
ihoyne. lighting a cigarette.
Were you listening TO what was sal
In THE roomr demanded the Prince.
"W0O ysu saying something You wer