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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17
TRAVIS and HAYNES
BACK FROM CHICAGO
Hebbal dsville Men Return After
Treatment at Pasteur
Institute.

After undergoing treatment at
the Pasteur Institute in Chicago
for several weeks. DR.. Walter
Travis and James Haynes re-
turned Wednesday afternoon to
their homes at Hebbardsville,
having been dismissed from the
sanitarium.
DR.. Travis was bitten by cat,
and Mr.. Haynes by a dog. The
examination of the heads made
by physicians at the institute led
to the belief that the animals
had rabies. Henderson Cleaner.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17

When you have bad cold you want
the best medicine obtainable so as to
cure it with as little delay as possible.
Here is a druggists opinion: IL have
sold Chamberlain Cough Remedy for
fifteen years." says Enos Lollar. Of
Saratoga, Ind, land considered it the
best on the market" For sale by all
dealers. o
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

Blackford, KY, Sept. %, 1912.
Estraved or stolen from my
farm one mile south of Blackford
KY, in Crittenden Co., one rome
heifer two years old, will weigh
about six hundred lbs, has short
crumpled horns.
will pay additional price to any
one giving me information of her
~ ..Sl G..DOO -. -. .4-.,....
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17

II you have young children you have
perhaps noticed that disorders of the
stomach are their most common all
ment. To correct this you will find
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets excellent. They are easy and
pleasant to take. and mild and gentle
in effect. For sale by all dealers.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17
TAX NOTICE.

The penalty will come on the
city tax the first day of Novem-
her. If you want to save paying
The penalty. come in and pay
tbs month. Office opposite the
J CiIice. j. +. Lloyd,
ola Aatshall & Tax Collector.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17
FOR SALE.

A roam cow, dehorned. seven
years old, due to calf Oct. 10th.
o3 3tp +. B. MOORE.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17

Farms tor sale and town
property in Marion. We have
some bargains. See us before
you buv.
MAYES, MCFEE & order.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17
Subtraction.

Aunt Dorothy How many
commandments are there, John
ny?
Johnny (glibly) Ten.
Aunt Dorothy And now sup
pose you were t. break one of
them?
Johnny tentatively TIL e n
there'd be nine. 49, Christian Reg
lister.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1912-10-17

= y 49, G: Ns.'11.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
sas.

gon %tIbeIm @oItcrs.
@ie oft bronnt' iN beg NnNts Oh
Gcrac al
lino Ice nit nffncnt aug i'm Sctt mn
fam
lluo farO Die Gntport nid6t auf mciie
Srd9en
Sie ubren bort Id fern E1D ferner
Idloeen,
SIN nItcn Gdrant Elm aed5eu uno Elm
Haqen,
Gen @ino nie eines frnnien aInoes
0loaen
rnS adj. BEG eau5ca 2ebcns Sdmerj
unS DUAL
llmtIammcrte msin 9cr5 NIT einem
Nal...
linO bod. tpeun iiberm araucn Tads
6arbad
&ie Iiebe Come fpieoer luurbe mod,
lluo 6Iintte auf Die fallen Iaht9eipens
tier.
9ie tubIe 6riibluft front ourds Offnc
Seniter
20Idt' i'd 0as 2idt uno NIT i6m ale
Soroen.
IInO frO6 be9riBt ID iuicOcrum ben
W1praen,
llno mas mir an Der Geele ongitbou
lag,
sc ldhelt' fort Der iugenO6eue Sagl
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
Sic @oTe.

9as @ofebier. bas Bel dlteren gerz
linern unb Gbarlottenburgern nod
in gutter grinnerung itebt, ioIl um
173O bonn nNIten OeHauer" na9
@utriBf9 Bel 2eip8ig berpflan3t tpor=
ben fein. mo man benz Jiirften emit
t;nen 70 miferablen Srunt DorgefeBt
bate, bab Der alte 9auoegen in Der
srpdbnten Meiie g(bbiIfe f4affte uno
10 bic 3abI ieiner 2ubmestaten INN
tine Nummer bergrDBerte. Man
tGngte bober fein 8iIbnis pie am
berspo bas bes alien Biert0n!9s
9ambrinus, an bic Wdno bes Sat-
SINNERS uno enttpideIte nun uunter
leinsn Mugen" bas @ofetrinten 81
elmer unDergIei9Ii9en Runitfertigteit,
Die au9 cine forgfame pfIege oes eOz
len @toffes for0erte. Die CUTE Sole
bdrf nGmli9, tpie Elm Mdb9en beim
Seitaten. ni9t 81 jung, aber audi beiz
leibe nid,t gu alt iein, fonDern muB
Die re9te M1itte aptfGen r8irnenz
briits unb Gfig" bulten. Gs bari
I'm Seller ni9t gu tiibl unb ni9t gu
Iparm fteben, uno %erfabrene Srinter
behaupteten iosar. beraus14meden al
f0rnen, an pel9er Stelle es geitonz
ben, Db es 3ug betommen babe uin.
Sn man9en @egenoen trdnf man
Die ,Tlaf9engofe" aus langbalfigen
nBodsbeuteln", bic bonn Bier Ielbfts
tdtig our9 einen dbgefDnoerten 9efes
pf,opfen bsrf9loffen tpuroen, Bel GAL
lr 0ageeeu mebr Die St0pIelgofe dus
5laf&sn nit Rprfit0pIeln. Nls ur=
beiniut Ser @oie gilt bic am @pTebah
gelegene Stabt @oslar, Die es friiter
nll9 ftarf d%usfiibrte. Ob es, pie
angebli9 bas 8erliner MeiBbier unb
oas bortreffIide Miin9ener Bier. et=
men Sell feiner @igenart Der 8ef9ofz
tenbeit bes Maffers peroantt, mag
oahinseitelIt bIeiben; fiGer aber 5eigt
audi bic @Dfe, baB menf9Ii9er TleiB
ielbf bas iiberaus niidterne. gee
tdmddz unb geru4lpfe, traft= uno
iuftIofe Mafher fur Menf9en senieBs
bar MAIDEN lam. Mie munGes anbe=
re Bier, perbantt sic @pie Gubm unb
oomit 8erbreitung einem einfi4tigen
Juriten. 0ange bebpr 3. 3. elm gers
nauer Niirger aus Der Mafe berpors
trat, ipor 0as 8ernauer Bier aus9ez
3ei1net, nnO feIbft cen Mdmen lsitet
Die Stabt bon Dem beg erffen fiirits
Ii9en 8iertrinters ab. DON MIbreAf
Dem @dren. benz bier Der Gage nab
Elm pOrtreffli1sr S1unt treOenot ieir
ioII.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09

S9pin6Ier reiu5ufaIieu. Gins un.i
banOige Dut auf Den SberleuiHcrl
BON Mlerer pndt mid, cine unbono,gt
Wut aud ouf mid feIbit.
Was IoIl ih anbers tun! SIN Ges
fiible msinsr S9uIo opfsre i9 nod
apon5ig Wlorf ouf benz Nltar hes
Samilienfriebens, tpofiir fi9 2i3sit
ibren ,unf9uIbigsn 6ut" fault. @e=
nan esre1uet fogar OreiunN5rdnsig
mart uno fiinf3ig gfennig, bsnn fs
brau9t 5ufdlIig nod elm Baor Sdnb=
f6ubs. DAP mir Oie bier 5Idf6en
0eilfenporfiim bon 6errn BON Mener
ME gefeben BADEN. brau9e i9 bier
pobl ni9t btnaufieen.
4ngetan nit Dem neuen .unfduI=
oigen" 9tt fibre i9 meme Qi53ie
bier Sage fpGter in ben 3ooIogifdrn
@drten. Mir treffen uns bd nit
DerI9isOenen HegimentsfamiIien unb
dmiiIieren uns iiber ben Wenf9en=
from, Der 5pif9en unIsrsm Slid uno
Dem MufitpabiIIOn ouf unb alb pen=
BELT.
Pub, rie9en bic ober nod Bell.
9enpdrfiim!~
Qta3ie md9t nit ser @9ulter cine
fleine 8etDegung na9 opei peiblidlen
Meien am Nebentif9. uno pirft mir
babel einen Bid 5u.
D8itte, bite, gndbiefts 5rdu, niht
BON 8eil9en reben, i9 betomme III
men Nerpen9ot BEL benz Wort!"
Infer gutter 5reun6, 2eutnant BON
$. fIebt Is nit gsrungenen 9Gnoen.
mMber tpdrum oenn2"
Sreunb 8, oHtet ni9t auT msin
per3peifeltes NueenbIinten, sr feuf5t
nur. itedt Ii9 cine neue Cigarette IN
unO er3dbIt cine @eT6ihte! Ssine
@ef6i9te. meme @eI4idte. oil. GeS
fhi9te pom 9errn Sberleutnont con
Mener! lno ieber u~nferer Sofelrunos
lG6elt unO oriidt ibm fein Mitgefihl
aug. benn ieber fiiblt fi9 insgsbeim
oIs elm Spfer befogten OberIeut=
nonts. Sci jebem lift CT i'm 2aufe
Der IsBten a9t Sage gstpeTen. benz
einen bat sr Porfim D~ertauft, cen
qnbern um 5ebn ober 5pan3ig Morf
dngebprgt, uno INNER nit einem
9rub bon @r5eIIen3 BON Menoebprn
unO dls Rriegstamerao oes betrsf>
fen0en 8aters.
llnb 2ia5ic Ia9t unb er3Gblt ou9
cine @ef4i9te, bic fie, i9 tpeiB nidt.
ob BON Der S9euerfrou pber bonn
5lidfrGulein bat, nGmli9, oaB F9
Die poli5ei bes 6errn Sberleutndnts
bemG9tiete, uno ooB es elm cntTpruns
sener Jrifeurgebilfe getpsien 1T, cer
feinem 8ro0berrn ni9t nur bic 0dz
0enfdFe, fonhern du9 cine Musipabl
8Grte unb Yeriiden geTtohlen fat.
um in ber1hiebenen @ertleibunGen
auftreten 81 f0nnen.
Soft, meinte fs lddenb. nit
einem 5piBbiibif9en Bid na9 mir
bin, bel uns mar er ia aud, obsr"
- i9 feEe fte beIGfp0reno an -
vmein gutter Mdnn 1T" = lie sOesrt
ettpas - nniat barauf rein9eFdI!sl.
CT bat mir Iieber bas @eIo gefdentt!
6ier, otefen f9Dnen 6ut beroante i9
Dem @eil9enparfim oes Sberleat=
nants BON Meber."
0O9 cine Iiebe, feline 5ruu. meine
CUTE 2i53ie, ni9t puhr9
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09

-gosbaft. u. (eifs gum
Jreunb, Der inn feline febr beiubrte
8raut borte[t): Msni9. tpo BAIT Du
Dir Oiefe 0erIObuns benn f4On pies
Der 5uge3O9en?
- 300! Sat: n9err Mirtb,
bas cd .oeinefleifh lit alt; es rie4t ia
fdon fetr imtart!" @irtb: nMus. alta
Sang friI9 1T es. es rie9t e6en nod
na9 Dem S9tpeineFaa!A
HeaIiFi9 If. ~Menn id nur
einen pafenSen Sitel fir mein neues
Songemdloe bdtte!.. rMGb9enzReis
gen" lit mir az obge19inadt!" -
.Nenn's taIt n@dnfemarf9~"
Rinberlogit. nMdrum
untcr6lltft Du DID ME mt Deinen
MEterssenofen, Strip - bait Ou benin
gar teinen Jreuno2" - % ia. Mus
ma, einen FAB iA - ater ben buiis
ia."
Ser 8ef9ei0ene. ST bies
fss @eOi6t BUN @otbe OOer Sdiaer?-
SSa, Die bdttsn laden tOnnen! Bon mir
its!
Washington Journal., 1912-11-09
Bic prcnsirdc Buis.
Sure slnfansc S~atiercu mebr nIs bier
Sa%brbnnberte snriif.

Sure anfanee b~attereu mebr nIs bier
S%abrbnnberte 5mriif.
Man pfIest getp0bnIi9 bic erften
4nfdnge zines geregelten P%oittDefens
in ben ~preuBifden Staten auf RE
WoBnabmen 5uriid5ufibren, bic Der
@lOBe &urfiirft fir 8ranOenburg<
preuBen setroffsn bat. Sn WirtIi6z
felt bat es ober f9on mebr dls 4
Sabrhunbsrte frii6er cine organifierte
poft aegeben uno 3fpdr in 0sm 2anz
De, bag Dem &0nigret9 preuBen ben
Namen gegeben BAT, i'm alien Sr@
benslonbe preuben unter Der 9errz
fdaft Der Marioner Srbensrttter.
Das 9o9fdIoB Martenburg mar Der
Sib Der SberIsitung biefer pofteinz
ri9tung, Die in .mdn9en 8eaie6unG'n
DorbilOIi4 fir Die fpdteren poitGmter
~getporoen 1T.
Ser oberfte pferoemarf9dll auf Ger
Mdrienburg mar i9on i'm Sabre
1876 @orfteber bes r8rbffitall" unb
beg r8rbffInobtenitan" (@popte =
Pferb). SIN 8rpffftalI, Der poitbuhe,
nurben Die 8riefe entgegengenOm=
men, in Elm Bud eingetragen, nit
elmer Drummer bsrfe1en uno nit Nnz
tunft< uno Nbgangs3eit bermerti.
Die 8%ef0rOerung erfolgte BON Sr@
bensbaus bur9 8rpffiongen (eigents
lid 8riefiunter), meiit abIige Reiter,
Die in einem tlsinen Sad Ole ppit
tDeiterbeforgten uno bonn nG9ften Or
bensbuufe bic bort ongeTammelte
POft auridbradten. @ie gerau bieie
@inri9tung iiberpa9t nurbe, bstpstit
f1i4t ALIEN Der umitanb, oaB Der
9o9meiler ieOer3eit bic bprtreffIi.b<
fen Ra4ri4ten iiber Ben 3uitanb IN
Queensland nit bieier 9oft erbisIt,
fonbern bds bepeiien audi sic erbaI=
tenen Nlf3ei9nungen, bic uns iiber Die
Yoiteinridtung in preuBen unterri6@
ten. 90 trdgt beifpieIsreife elm benz
9o4meiffer na6gefanOter Brief lie
Wermerte nRDnigsb.rg gegdngen en-
Nbeno Conception Marioe mad Mttz
tai boro s." tommen unb gegdngen
bon Der 8olga am Sage Conception
Dor Mittag bora 8, tommen unb qez
galgen BON Glbing am ielbsn Sage
nd9 Mittag bora s., unb 10 fort,
10 baB nan barous gerau erfebpn
tann, pie LANCE ser 8risf 5pifden
ben ein8elnen Stationen gegdneen 1T
unb lDiebiel 3eit er i'm gan3n gs=
brau9t but. Gs 1T elm bolltommener
Stunoen6etteI. tpie i'm Die Hei9sppit
nod feIte fennt.
NIlerbings oiente biefe poTtanHolt,
Die nit Nemtern in Den ein3elnen
Srbensbdufern arbeitete, einaig unb
anein Dem 0srtebr Res Srbens. Sic
tanb nit oen iibrigen Staaten niht
in 8erbinoung. Mber pa6rf9einll9
1T na9 Der Nufbebung bes SrOsns
i'm 16. Sabrbunbert bic als boraiiqz
lid bepdbrte ginri9tung nahgez
obmt porben unb bat als @orb'Ib
fir Die fpdteren poita!if9en @inrihz
tun9en geoient, bic erft i'm IL. Sabr=
hunoert fir Oas @ebiet oes branosnz
burgif9 : preuBif9en States ein5e=
fubrt purben.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-13
CHAPTER XIII.
Between Love and DUTY.

II was already growing dusk when
rode into our lines at Valley Forge.
A brief interview with Colonel Hamil-
ton revealed his appreciation OF my
work, and that my hastily made notes
OF the Philadelphia defenses had been
received twenty-four hours earlier.
They had been delivered at heaaquar-
tiers by an officer OF Lees stan: nc,
not a boyish-looking fellow, but a
black-bearded captain whose name had
been forgotten All Hamilton could
remember was that the notes had been
originally brought In by an Indian
scout. Eager to discover Eric Morti-
mer. / asked a weeks release from
duty, but there was so much sickness
In the camp. that this request was re-
fused, and / was ordered to my regi-
ment.
Busy days and nights OF fatigue fol.
lowed. Washington, watching like
hawk every movement OF Sir Henry
Clinton in Philadelphia, convinced by
every report received that he was
about to evacuate the city, bent all
his energies toward placing his little
army in fit condition for battle. Some
recruits were received. the neigbbor-
ing militia we're drawn upon. and men
were taken from the hospitals, and
put back into the ranks as soon as
strong enough TO bear arms. Inspired
by the indomitahle spirit OF our COM
manner, the line officers worked inces-
sanity In the welding together OF their
commands. scarcely knew what
sleep was, yet the Importance Of the
coming movement Of troops held me
steadfast to duty. Word came to 10
early in June that Count d'Estaing,
with powerful French fleet. was ap-
proacLing the coast. This surely
meant that Clinton would be COM
PEELED to retreat across the Jerseys,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-13
SPANISH WAR VETERAN
RELIEVED OF ITCHING, BURN
ING ECZEMA ~ sAxo sALvE.

Il suffered from eczema, and the
itching was so intense did not get
a nights rest for Eve months My
face. neck and body was covered
with large red patches. ! tried every
eczema remedy on the market. also
six different doctors and a specialist.
God only knows how | suffered with
out relief AS a last resort | tried
Saxo Salve. Il stopped the itching at
once and worked like magic. l wish
] could tell every eczema sufferer
what Saxo Salve viii do for them
VIM. Delaney. a Spanish war veteran.
500 r.. 6lst street. New York.
Saxo Salve stops tho itching and
heals the skin.
II you have eczema. letter. ring
worm. barber'b Itch or skin disease
OF any kind Try it--you get your mon
ey back II Il does not help you.
Helm a Ellison. Hickman. Ky
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.

No. so. One lot 76xibo In Southern
Heights. with privilege OF additional
ground n wanted. Small barn on lot
Walks. lisht and water at front OF
property.
No. 81. Two residences on lot 100
by $50. One i0-room house. one a.
room house. Located on Troy avenue.
Well improved and In good nelghbor.
hood, Small house rents al s. and
large at sis.
No. 81. Nice s.rooni residence.
bath. etc. Located on corner iot. A.
bout three biocks from 0uslnCss sse.
ton. Lot 60Ags.
No. 81. Nice corner lot In Henry
Addition. Large enough Tor Two
houses. or one house aud GOOD gar.
aen. Located near northern extrein.
lty OF the addition.
No. 81. Residence OF s rooms locat
ed in heart OF basiness section. flne
location tor business man. $1,000
casa will swing deal.
No. 81. 1890 acres cut over timber
land In Cash river bottom: does not
overflow. line soil and tine body OF
IAN. Would make dandy farm when
cleared. Two miles from railroad, ~
miles from JonvsDoro. ARK. Wan ell
ali or part OF tracl Tor half cAAh On
.ong time pay msnta. Price per acre
.I5. Easily worth $50 when cleared.
NO. 30. BARN OF W acres. ~ IA
cultivation. rest timber. All nisR.
aGs bottom land. under wire lense.
sOOd s-gOom house. lafge barn. Two
~olls. small orchard. soa dark .oAn.
Farm vail produce fine corn. coItJa.
nAy. uusts. etc. Quarter mile 'r0.D
iansoad stAuon. tnee go win Ies4a
3. ~antod. Near JonesDoro. A.&.
NO. o.. fory acre Garm. 90 aervs
~ oaiusAlioI. ~ acres bottom. bal
.aee ridge. Good S-Fooln nouss. oagn a.
soOo water. on : pubic roads. nne
.Alsa. Near school ana han mie W
augoaa stAion. b Gllles Ig0n JOnVs
sO0o. Flno ualt aud pouluy IAgni.
aaAs eossOI aud corn. 90. ffsec
szs.sV AZ acre. 1er1s ~ wanted.
40. ~. -FOUR lols. Zach SvxlSo
secI. on 5000 lowell groand la SOutneTn
uclsAls. oroaa street Ia iFonI COZ
a.
...a4ls AKA sewer alEtaay in. vii
sell one Or ai0so lOtA 70 sult pa
egascI. IAla properly comcs unuer
sptclal rcssglclloa.s-no ncsfOSs No
saggaee c.OaeIs. no ressdenee " cos1
ieas nan sl.Vvv. Dost rcsldeAee see
lion la Hickman. ssth 40 eiIy s-Aya.
iGas addition sas ogenSd lAst yeaf
aud elsnt new houses nave sOAc ~
OeavS Viii 80 up .hls sprlng.
No. %. Nice room reaIdcnec. al
mos new. lot 6Oxi50. oatbuildlnss.
eiy wa'er. etc. located in southeas.
part VI town Ia splendid nelshDor'
hood and close to Hickman Collego.
Place AZ bear close inspection. hos
slG50 you can geG = deed 10 this
pretty little house.
No. %. The Dr. II. 4 Prather
home. located In one Of the best
neig hborhoods in the city. With mas
ninoent river view. House eontalns
seven rooms. city water. electric
lights. outbulldings, etc. with oig.
roomy lot. A very desirable place for
home for any business man. $1,000
will buy ~; eaay terms.
For further Information. apply at
The Courier office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1912-06-13

Tree. not FAR from Medford"
Was the Tory officer naurec
Grant,"
lie stared A. me IN surprise.
Il ave not at liberty TO answer
"oh. very well. however. under
stand The situation even better than
you Go probably. Only I advise you
one th.ng-dont condemn that boy un
al you learn the truth. Grant IL ar
unmiugSted. coldhlooded scoundrei
and the treachery IL his You1l learn
that. n you wait long enough. MORT.
mef Is either dead. or In Fagin's hands
Good night"
passed out. and was beyond the
guard. before he could call ne. even
had he desired 10 do 40. I had nc
wish 10 talk With him longer. felt
disappointed. sick az heart. and real
iEed this stan officer vas strongly
prejudieed against young Mortimer. II
seemed 10 me I saw a little light. al
though not much. Eric had been AT
Elmhurst. and Claire was not innocent
o. his presence In that neighborhood
She was shielding him. and Il was
through her help that his FIRST report
10 Lee had been sent back by the In
dian. Then Eric must have been ia
the house whii. I was there. Indeed
Il must have been Eric who made me
prisoner. And TO protect him she
had told me a deliberate falsshood.
A. rode back through the night
nnding path almost by instinct
through the mare Of military encamp
mcnts. thought OF all these things
exoneratlng her from wrong. and yet
wondering more and more AZ her rca
connection with the various events
The chief had not stated what infor
nation Of value Grant had promised
10 reveal: nor what Eric's FIRST report
had contained. In my sudden disap
pointment had forgotten 20 inquire
And where could tho boy bel What
could have happened 10 him. Some
thing serious surely to keep him thus
hidden for nearly a month. Claire
would know. but she was probably
long ago back in Philadelphia In the
heart OF The British garrison. And rs
Well. was tied hand and foot by dis
cipline; helpless 20 turn aside from
duty now In the face OF this new cam.
palgn. Every man was needed. and
no personal consideration would ex.
cuse my leaving the ranks even for
day. II was with heavy heart rode
into the camp Of my regiment. and lay
down on the bare ground. with head
pillowed upon the saddle. knowing the
drums would sound In few short
hours.
II was hard TO work through the
routine OF the next few days. although
some excitement was given US Of
Maxwell's brigade by scouting details
sent across the valley TO observe tha
movements OF the British patrols. On
such duty passed the greater portion
OF two days in the saddle. and. by
chance. met both Farrell and Duval,
who were with the Jersey mliItiamen,
now rapidly coming In 10 aid us. as
the rumors Of an impending battle
spread across country. Farrell came
1T the head OF fifty men. rough look
ing. raggedly dressed fellows, but well
armed. and ! had a word with him
while pointing out where Dicklnsons
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NthRI Elk MAYOR Lawrence. son OF
Judge Lawrence Of Virginia. whose wife
was a Lee. Is sent on a -crilous mission
by Gen. Washlngton. Just after the win.
ter az Valley Forga
CHAPTER II-Disguised in a British
eniform arrives within the enemy's lines
CHAPTER III-Ths Major attend. a
great fets and saves the Lady OF the
Blended Rose" from mob. re later meet.
the girl at q brilliant ball
CHAPTER Iv-Trouble Ia started over
p.rtnsr M sna sy Mep,, Is Urged By HI:
the blerded Rose). 10 make his escape.
CHAPTER v-Iawrencs - detected az
2 SPY By Captain Grant OF the Britain
army. who agrees 20 . duel
CHAPTER vr-The duel 4. .topp.s sx
grants friends ana the spy makes q dash
Lor liberty. swimming . river following q
narrow escape.
CHAPTER vrI-The Major srr4ve. az
and knows the Lady % the blended
rangers arrive and search the blaekrmits
shop In vain for the spy.
CHAPTER rx-Lawrenes Joins IN. min
We men who capture Grant and his
CHAPTER x-Major rAwrencs 70 mad.
prisoner By an indian and two white
CHAPTER xr-LAwrence's captors loes
P PIT ths , .tToss cell where he meets
CHATTER xII-Pe,sr advises Law
renee not 10 attempt escape a. some
enc" viii send for him
CHAPTER xIII-or.nrs sppesr.nc.
ADDS mystery TO the combination OF cir
eumstancesL
CHAPTER xrv-Iavrenee again meets
the Lady Of tho blended Rose who In
forms him that he IL IN her house and
that she was In command OF the party
that attacked and captured him
CHAPTER xv-Ths captive 4. thrust
INTO a dark underground chamber when
captain Grant begins search OF thu
CHAPTER xvr-After digEinr M. wr-
aeross the threshold
CHAPTER xvTT-coi. Mortimer ,.,A.
sr OF the Lady Of the Blended Rose. nnds
his home In ruins.
CHAPTER xvTr-Capt Grant insist,
tnst Lawrence be strung up at once.
CHAPTER xIx-Miss Mortimer ap-
pears. explains the mystery and Law
again locked IN he strong room. '
CHAPTER Xxx - Lawrence escapes
through pfnns arranged bv The Lady and
sees Grant attack Miss Mortimer
CHAPTER xXI-orant T. Knocked oui
by Lawrence. who comes 20 Miss Morfi.
mers relief. and then makes his escape
CHAPTER xxII-captain Grants has.
viliainy revealed
win mint and steel built a small
fire OF leaves in a cleft beside tho
road, and fed to the flames one by one
the papers from the packet, glanclng
over each one again TO make sure OF
Its contents; all were addressed alike,
simply Mortimer" but upon two
found the word "Elmhurst" II was
easy to see how the discovery OF such
communications would tempt an un.
scrupulous scoundrel like Grant to use
them 10 injure another. and win his |
own end, but why had that young Eric
failed to destroy them as soon as re-
ceived7
When the last paper had been re-
duoed to ashes. stamped out the EN-
bers OF fire under my boot heel, and, |
with lighter heart. rode down the hill |
toward the ford.
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troops we're camped. UnfortunateI,
he knew little Of value to me. Nor
timers column Of Queens Rangers
had passed his place on their return
TO Philadelphia two days after my es-
cape. Grant was not with them, but
Claire was. while Peter had been left
behind at Elmhurst. Fagin had not
been overtaken, although the Rangers
had engaged In skirmish with some
OF his followers, losing two men.
Colonel Mortimer had been wounded
slightly. As to Eric he knew nothing
no one had even mentioned the lads
name.
Continued on another page.)
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CHAPTER xvTT-coi. Mortimer. faith
r OF the Lady Of the Blended Rose. nnd
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CHAPTER Xxx - Lawrence escapes
through ptdns arranged BY The Lady and
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CHAPTER xXL-0rant T. Knocked oui
by Lawrence. who comes 20 Miss Morfi-
mers relief, and then makes his escape.
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CHAPTER xvr-af,.r s,~r,r~ n,.,-
out Lawrence finds the place deserted
Evidences Of q battle and a dead map
ecroes the threshold