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Business Opportunities.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One Cole
sawmil OUTFIT 25-horsepower; almost
new in use about sixty days. VIII ex-
change for Atlanta property. Glenn
Snow, Hogansville, Ga. 4l29- 10
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Horses and Carriages


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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Town Board of Supervisors of
the Town of Eagle River, Villas
County, Wisconsin. viii meet,
and hold a public hearing at the
Town Hall in the village Of Ea-
gle River, in said town, on the
1st day OF April. 1912, at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon. for the
purpose of creating and forming
one or more suitable independ-
ent school districts for said town
of Eagle River, as provided by
law,
Dated this 18th day Of March,
1912. CHA5. H. ADAMS,
Town Clerk.
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about April 1st, with
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age
Respectfully,
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Department Of State.


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EivTEE

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qualified school electors Of the
Town of Eagle River, Villas Coun-
ty, Wisconsin, that at the annual
Town Meeting to be held in the
Town Hall in the Village Of Eag-
lie River, in said town, on the Sc
cond day Of April, 1912, there
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Director to be elected for a tern.
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1912.
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annual town caucus for the plac-
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electing a town caucus commit
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other business as may properly
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~ called 10 convene at the town
all in the village Of Eagle Riy,
sr, Wisconsin, on Saturday,
March Both, at 2 O'Clock pm.
BY order Of the town caucus
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ton, and respectfully ask your
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Our resd..,S W II find our bact
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ANNOUNCEMENT
It hi .p'rtso the
Town 81 Eagle River. that am >
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merchant, a peddler.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-06
The Decision.

WAS sitting alone in the library
late that night when Courtney
came in. He had been to some
= function at the French embassy
from which l had begged off and seem
ed surprised to see me.
TAPS are a bit late tonight" he re-
marked.
I've been thinking" I answered.
For heavens sake. major" he be-
gan. Then he looked at me ~curiously.
You were about to say?" / ques-
toned.
He glanced at the clock. when a
man of your age sits up thinking until
2 In the morning 1t is either financial
trouble or love-"
MY finances are all right" 1 volun-
teered.
Ergo" said he.
"And I'm not"--then l stopped-'in
the marrying class, you know" l
ended.
Its a pity to have such excellent
raw material go to waste" he com
mented and smiled.
The truth is. Courtney, l waited up
for you"
"Business?' he inquired quickly.
Anything amiss?'
/ shook my head. "It's nothing amiss
automatically, but it is business in a
way. Only it's my personal business
l want your advice"
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The King Stood In the Doorway.
tleman. With a word of excuse to us
he drew the princess aside to a win
dow embrasure. 1 turned to Lady
Helen.
$50" said I. you've been here be-
fore?"
She smiled.
"And this is not your first breakfast
with her highnessf I" l went on.
Another smile.
"And doubtless you have often met
her at the old forget"
Once again a smile.
"And were engaged to meet her there
this morningr"
"You are too discerning. major" she
said. with a shrug. you should have
been a detective"
"Qulte right" I agreed. II am al
ways the last to detect a plot or to find
the criminal"
She looked at me through half closed
eyes. (which meansr'
I gave her back a look In kind
whatever you would"
She foved with her riuga n bit WE
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Il was the horse who aroused her
by the nervous upward ding Of his
head. Then she held out her hand to
Lady Helen and gave me a smile.
"Are you two going anywhere In par
ticularf" she asked.
Straight back to town." said Lady
Helen. Don't you see Major Dalberg
wants his breakfastT
"And your ladyshipr the princess
questioned.
Lady Helen laughed. II am very hu-
man, too. 1 fear"
'Then. why not breakfast with me
at the summer palaceT' said Dehra.
"we shall be delighted" said Lady
Helen. without even questioning me
by a glance.
"Your royal highnsss Is too gracious"
I protested. "I fear I shan"-
Dehra raised her crop. There Il
only one shall, sir-you shall come
| with US"
SO I went, even while my better
judgment babe me turn bride and gal
lop away. A man Is very helpless
with one pretty woman. He Ii utter
ly at the mercy Of two.
Presently we passed the place where
the princess and l had met six years
before. 1 glanced across and found
her eyes on me. l nodded toward the
spot where I had removed the stone
| from the mares hoof. and she nodded
back In answer.
This In q very charming road" I
said.
"It's a favorite with your highness,
is it notT' asked Lady Helen. II have
often met you on it."
/ affected to be interested In some
thing beside the track.
"Yes, / believe 1t Is" Dehra answer
ed carelessly. cit is soft for the horse
and little travelled and / enjoy the
quiet of the forest" Then she DELHI
erately turned and smiled at me. And
Lady Helen saw 1t.
The breakfast was served in a charm
ing little room Of the palace, which !
assumed to be a portion Of the prin-
cess private suit and was Of the sort
to provoke more early morning rides
along the old forge road.
This may be a bit unconventional"
said Dehra, addressing Lady Helen,
rather than me, but, II the English
ambassador can stand 1t I VIII answer
for the king Of Valeria."
"And I'll answer for the American
ambassador" / volunteered.
Just then there anne a step in the
corridor. and the king stood In the
doorway.
"Good morning, Lady Helen" be
said, taking her fingers and raising
them to his lips in the beautiful old
fashion. eft Is a pleasure to see you
here again" Then he bent and kissed
Dehra on the forehead and, turning to
me said, extending his hand, And,
Major Dalberg. you are very welcome"
Frederick was monarch Of a powerful
nation, but he could II he so wished
make those about him forget his crown
and see only the quiet hammered gen.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-04-06
An Unexpected Breakfast.


"N ERHAPS there Is an inn on
the way I suggested CThere
was nons six years ago.
She shook her head. "There's
nothing b eat before Dornlitx, II we
90 that route"
-Soms day we must ind a road that
has q breakfast on It." said I.
There are several. I know them
WELL" she said
Good And you win take noe to
thsmY
~It VIII b jolly"
Il am very lucky to have you In
pornlitx." I said gratefully.
She. smiled sweetiy. Maybe I'm
lucky, too shs said.
II brought me mp with q jerk. It
was folly 10 Be serious with her. She
was only bantsring as usual.
Its none Of my affair, OF course" I
said, with assumed sadness, but I
would ike to know how many poor
devils have gone down before that
smile In the last six ysars-"
You msanr"
AA&s IO9 40 NA8 MO8s SSA8oAAAAab8
coqustts i know"
II do not like to be called q CO
Qustte." she said
saw she was in earnest here. There
was almost q choke in her voice.
"But I would not have you other
wiss." I eb;sctsd-
She shook her head. "You say that
only because you think you hurt me.
i know you are quite justified In your
notion Of me. I have given you every
reason to call me coQuetts. nirt or any
thing Of that sort"
raised my hand in protest
mo; let me finish" she went on. Il
have only myself to blame for. it. /
was warned against you before ! ever
saw you. and 20 I tried to play your
own game from the start" q hope I
had the grace to blush I think / had)
But the other night somehow the
game got too fast for me. and I-well,
I bungled- But whether you believe
me or not, Major Dalberg. l want to
say, as a solace to myself. at least
that you are the only man who ever
kissed my face"
l opened my mouth to speak, but
the words did not come. In truth.
my brain would not act I was va
cant OF ideas. And so she waited.
while our horses walked with heads
together, friendly as old stable chums.
Then / found my tongue.
my dear Lady Helen" I said. Il
W you ar apology for what l did
that night"
you owe me nothing" she broke
In. you know perfectly well that
when a woman Is kissed In that way
she has only herself to blame"
But 1t takes two to make a bar
GAIN" ! insisted, and 1t was i who
did It."
"Please let us drop the subject" she
said. "Don't you think that a pretty
view?" and she pointed with her crop
to a mite of a lake below US flashing
through the trees.
i hope l did not show In my face
how willing I was to change the sub
Ject, and i know I tried to keep 1t out
Of my voice. Presently we pulled up
nc the old forge, a smithy long de-
serted and now almost hidden be-
meath vines and underground. It lay
at the crossways of two roads. like a
log on a sawbuck. and our route was
around 1t to the left. Just beside the
track a spring dubbed out into a
wide rock basin. At the basin a tall
bay horse was drinking, and In the
saddle. with hands clasped around the
pommel. sat the Princess Dehra. 50
deep In thought she did not note our
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grow them" i objected. "And, then,
there Is another notion-American. too,
doubtless-which l fear will be a final
bar. When Hugo left Dornlitz his es-
tates were forfeited, his titles were re-
voked and his name was stricken from
the family roll. How can he now, aft
er a century and a quarter, be rehabili.
tatedT'
The king. as head of our house, has
full power"
yes. / know; his power in the family
Is limitless, save that he may not
change the succession to the crown In
favor Of a female-more's the pity.
But, while your majesty may make me
a duke, or Eel a prince. yet that will
not give back to Hugo the rights he
vas deprived of by his arbitrary ia
Their"
But recall that Hugo himself was
offered his titles and rights by his
brother and that he declined them"
"Yes; that is just the point" said I.
HE declined them"
Frederick took a fresh cigar and lit
1t carefully, blowing the smoke In tiny
rings to the ceiling.
II think I understand now" he said
you will decline our offer because it
necessitates the restoration now of HUI
go's descendants to the family rollT"
/ bowed In silence.
TITS a great pity" he said sadly.
"Otherwise IL Hugo had in effect never
been disinherited and If the legitimacy
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PROLOGUE OF THE STORY.

Major Armand Dalberg. American
army officer, ia detailed to Valera
when war IL declared by Tiua. Court
nsy. new United States ambassador. II
Armand's friend.
During the American Revolution
Hugo Dalberg. a son Of Henry I'LL.
king Of Valera, enlisted with the col
onists. for which act the king disown-
ed him. Armand IL Hugo's only sur
wing descendant On a previous IN
Official visit to Valera Armand unex-
pectedly met Princess Dehra. the pres
ent kings daughter. over whom two
countries quarrel. The princess capt.
Yates Armand He tells her he n Cap
tain John Smith. Courtney and Ar
mand arrive In Valera and are invit-
Cd to the kings birthday ball. The
king accepts Armand as Q true Dali
berg. He In introduced a. cousin to
Princess Dehrs. She ressnts his os-
culatory salute. ignorant Of their rela-
t1onship. He dances and iirts with
Lady Helen Radnor and dances an
American Quickstep" with the prin-
cess. Next morning he takes an early
ride and Unexpectedly meets Lady
Helen
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SCOTT

should I I deliberately bring you and the
princess together7" she demanded.
"Why, indeedT' said l.
You are Of the blood The palace Is
open to you"
I raised my hand sharply In warning.
She glanced over my shoulder toward
the window, with a derisive smile.
''True. the princess might wonder how
I knew"
i made no answer.
"And the explanation would be q
tribe difficult" she appended.
"Do you think she would ask IN ex-
planationT" l inquired.
She smiled. mo; you would have to
volunteer It"
"That would be easy" I said indif-
ferently.
Surely, surely 1t would be easy to
tell the princess royal that you were
30 confidential with Lady Helen Rad
nor on the terrace at the birthday ball
that you told her the secret Of your
cousinship. Try 1t, Major Dalberg,
try II. 1t will be easy" And she
laughed softly.
81 rather think / SHALL" said I, look
ing her in the eye. 81 prefer that she
hear 1t from me-"
Her mood changed instantly. you
don't trust meT" she said.
"I leaned forward and said: 81 trust
you entirely. Surely you know that"
"And you will believe I had no APP
pointment to meet the princess"
eff you wish It," / said.
Then the king and the princess re-
turned to the table.
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n RE you in haste to returnT' the
IA king asked Lady Helen.
I "Nons whatever, SIRE" she
And you, Major DalbergT' he ask
ed.
81 am at your majesty's service"
said I, bowling.
Then II the ladies' will excuse you
for a short whiler'
Don't make 1t too short, SIRE" said
Lady Helen. And then the door
| closed and saved me a reply, which
doubtless was as well. for l have not
yet thought of a good one.
We came to a small door, before
which paced a soldier Of the guard, and
the king said nothing until we were in
his private library and he had mo-
Of pipes and cigars.
81 desire to hold a family conference
with you" said he.
The Idea of my holding a family con-
ference with the king of Valeria! /
smiled ~involuntarily, and Frederick
saw II.
Don't you feel quite at home In the
family yet, my lad?" he asked.
at is not your majesty's fault IL l
DON'T" said l. But royalty is a bit
new and strange to me-"
He laughed heartily. You are quite
too modest, Armand. Would you ac-
| cept a place at court?"
81 suppose" said l, I'm as ambitious
as most men,"
"a little more so If you're a good
Dalberg." the king interjected.
"But am l a good DalbergT'
He waved his hand toward a mirror
In the wall. Use your eyes," be said.
II don't mean physically" 1 objected.
II am very willing to trust nature.
She didn't give you old Henry's body
and then mock it with inferior abili-
ties"
I shook my head.
Besides" he went on, 81 admit l
have had a report on you from my am
bassador at Washington"
81 trust said l, with a laugh, lit
has left me a few shreds Of repute."
"It didn't hurt you much, my lad"
That was the third time he had call
ed me his lad"
"Your majesty, then, offers me a IT,
tie and a place at court?"
The king smiled. YES" said he; "a
high title and a high place"
l pulled on my cigar and tried to
think. But on every cloud of smoke
l seemed TO see the princess, and all
my brain knew was the single idea:
at will bring me within reach OF her"
Tell me, your majesty" l said. IF
I accept. will l be regarded as a legiti-
mate descendant of the house of Dal-
berg or as of a morganatic marriage?"
The king nodded. II had anticipated
that would be your first question. You
will be legitimate"
But" said l, 'if / understand the
canons of royalty, my great grandpa
Their having married M not of royal
rank, his descendants are. as regards
the house of valeria, Legitimate"
"As a general proposition that is
true, but it happens that your case is
a peculiar exception"
II am glad" said I. otherwise we
had reached an end Of the matter. 1
have some unhandy views possibly"
"Oh, you will soon outgrow them"
he returned: "only. 1t may be a trife
awkward II you parade them"
but maybe. / shall not care to out
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The Laws Of the Dalbergs.

RE you In haste to returnT' the
IA king asked Lady Helen.
"Nons whatever, SIRE" she
= rpplied-
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IN ERHAPS there Is an inn on
- the way I suggested CThere
was none six years ago.
M ahook har haaA sTharo'a
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-21
MOONSUBST|TUTE ADOPTED BY
 THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON, D. C. Aug. l6. The House today substituted the Moon amendment to the postoffice bill for the Bourne Bristow parcels post feature and sent the measure back 10 conference, The Moon amendment shortcns still further the rural routes and slightly increases the rates.
 The Panama canal bill was taken up as received from conference. bu, SO much opposition was evinced. ad. journmcnt was taken without ac- ton.
 No attempt was made to pass the legislative. executive and judicial appropriation bill over the presi. dents veto in the House today In stead the bill was rc-introduced with an amendment abolishing the Com mercc Court, and the placing of a limit on civil service positions eliminated.
Weekly journal-miner., 1912-08-21
BRIGHTER ASHORE, CALLS
 FOR AID

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Aug l6.-At midnight nothing further was heard from the stranded coas, freighter Piciadcs, which has reported itself ashore in the vicinity of Magdalena Bay. and asked for aid. The wire less of the Plciades was silenced at SIS this morning Steamer Wash tenaw, sou,hbound, is rushing to its aid. hut will no, be able to arrive before morning The cruiser Den yer. south of the Pleiades on its way to Nicaragua with marines also stopped and turned back to offer aid She is still further away than the Washtenaw. IL is known there are thirty-ihree men aboard the stranded vessel. which may have met the fate of the ill-fa,ed steamer Indiana, in the same vicinity. two years ago.