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him on a train loaded with ~red-legged
%uproarious soldiers.
| tracked Buckhurst to Morsbroun
where | lost all traces of him; and now
here | was with my orders concernine
the unfortunate people at La Trappe.
staring out at the dismal weather and
wondering where my ~wild-goose chase
would end.
Half IN hour later | rode out OF
M%orsbronn, clad in the uniform of the
Third Hussars, a disguise supposed to
convey the idea to those at La Trappe
that the army and not the police were
responsible for their expulsion.
A moist, ~fern-bordered wood road
attracted me; | reasoned that it must
lead, by a short cut, across the hills
to the military highway which passed
between Trois-Feuilles and La Trappe
So | took 1t, and presently came into
four crossroads unknown to me.
This grassy %carrefour was occupied
by a flock Of turkeys, busily engaged
In catching grasshoppers; their keeper
a prettily shaped peasant girl, looked
up at me as drew bride, then quietly
resumed the book she had been read.
ing.
My child" said |, will you kindly
direct me, with appropriate gestures.
to the military highway which passes
the Chateau de la Trappe?"
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that the matter was ended, and l re-
peated the signal, opened my code
book, and began to translate the In
structions into cipher for safety's sake.
.
Where the Vosges mountains lowered
n obscurity a curtain Of rain Joined
earth and sky. The rivers ran yellow,
brimfuL, foaming at the fords. Some
where in that spectral forest Prussian
cavalry were hidden. watching the
heights where our drenched divisions
lay. Behind that forest q German army
was massing fresh from the combat In
the north. where the tragedy Of Wis
sembourg had been enacted only the
day before. In the presence Of the en-
tire French army--the awful spectacle
Of a single division Of seven thousand
men suddenly enveloped and crushed
by seventy thousand Germans.
The rain fell steadily but less heavk
iy. / changed my civilian clothes for
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On the 10th of July, the day that
war was declared, certain Of the crown
jewels, kept temporarily at the palace
Of the Tuileries, we're sent under heavy
guards to the Bank of France. Every
precaution was taken; yet the great
diamond cruciix of Louis XI. was
missing when the guard under Captain
Siebert turned yer the treasures to
the governor of the Bank Of France.
Instantly absolute secrecy was or,
dered, so the news of the robbery never
became public property, but from one
end of France to the other the gend-
armerie, the police, local, municipal,
and secret, we're stirred up to activity.
Within forty-eight hours, an indi.
vidual answering Buckhurst's descrip
ton had sold a single enormou dia.
mond for two hundred and fifty thou.
sand francs to a dealer in %Strasbourg,
a Jew named Fshel Cohen. An hour
after he had recorded the transaction
at the Strasbourg Diamond Exchange
he and the diamond we're on their way
to Paris, in charge of a detective. A
few hours later the stone was Identified
at the Tuileries as having been taken
from the famous crucifx OF Louis XII.
From Fshel Cohen's agonized de.
scription Of the man who had sold hin
the diamond, Colonel Jarras believed
he recognized John Buckhurst. Blu
how on earth Buckhurst had obtained
access to the jewels. or how he hat
managed to spirit away the cross from
the very center of the Tuileries, coulC
only be explained through the theorl
Of accomplices among the trusted init
mates of the imperial encourage. AnC
if there existed such a conspiracy, WHIT
was involved?
My chase after Buckhurst began a
soon as Colonel Jarras could summon
me; and as Buckhurst had last beer
heard Of in %strasbourg, I went aftel
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sabots clicked and her silver neck.
chains iingled in the silence.
rs that house empty?" I asked
turning brusquely on my companion,
The Countess do vassart will give
you your answer" she replied.
kindly announce me, then" I said
grimly, and together we mounted the
broad fight of steps to the esplanade.
above which rose the gray mansion Of
La Trappe.
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CHAPTER M.

mere was a small company of
people gathered at a table which stood
In the cool shadows of the chateau's
eastern wing Towards these people
my companion directed her steps; !
saw her bend close to the ear Of a
young girl who had already turned to
look at me.
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PART ONE.
CHAPTER /.
At the telegraph.


On the third day OF August, 1870, |
left Paris In search Of John Buckhurst.
On the 4th Of August I lost all traces
of Mr.. Buckhurst near the frontier, in
the village of Morsbronn. On August
5th, about eight o'clock in the morn
ing, the military telegraph instrument
Ia the operators room over the tenn
porary barracks OF the Third Hussars
clicked out the call for urgency, not
the usual military signal, but a secret
sequence understood only by certain
officers Of the Imperial Military Police
1ue operator on duty therefore step
ped into my and waited while l
took his place at the wire.
who is this?" came over the wire
in the secret code; and l answered at
n Inspector Of Foreign Division,
Imperial Military Police, on duty at
Mcrs5ronn, Alsace."
after considerable delay the next
message arrived in the Morse code:
rs that you, Scarlett?"
And I replied: Yes. Who are you?
Why do you not use the code? Repeat
the code signal and your number"
The signal was repeated, then came
the message: This is the Tuileries,
You have my authority to use the
Morse code for the sake Of brevity.
Do you understand? / am Jarras. The
Empress Is here" Instantly treasured
by the message from Colonel Jarras,
head of the bureau to which l was at
tached, l answered that l understood.
Then the kilograms began to fly, all
In the Morse code:
Jarras-"Have you caught Buck
hurst?"
mo"
Jarras-'How did he get away?''
THERE'S confusion enough on the
frontier TO cover the escape Of a hun
dred thieves"
There was a long pause; l lighted a
cigar and waited. After a while the in.
strument began again.
Jarras-"The Empress desires to
know where the chateau called La
Trappe is"
LA Trappe is about four kilo-
metres from M~orsbronn, near the ham,
let of Trois-F euiIles."
Jarras-"It is understood that Mad
m de Vassart's group of socialists
are about to leave La Trappe for Para
disc, In Morbihan. 1t is possible that
Buckhurst has taken refuge among
them. Therefore you will proceed to
La Trappe. Do you understand"
I-"Perfectly."
Jarras-"If Buckhurst is found you
will bring him to Paris at once. Shoot
him If he resists arrest. If the com
munity at La Trappe has not been
warned Of a possible visit from us,
you will find and arrest the following
individuals: Claude Tavernier, late
professor Of law, Paris School Of Law;
Achille Bazard, ex-instructor in mathe-
matics, Fontainebleau Artillery School;
DR.. Leo belmont, ex-interne, Charity
Hospital, Paris; Mile. Sylvia Elven,
lately of the Odeon; the Countess de
Vassart, well known for her eccen-
tricities.
you will aflx the government seals
to the house as usual; you will then
escort the people named to the nearest
point on the Belgian frontier. The
Countess de Vassart usually dresses
like a common peasant. Look out that
she does not slip through your fingers.
Repeat your instructions" l repeated
them from my memoranda.
There was a pause, then click! clickl
the instrument gave the code signal
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Get iDftrnoe 9larsmpoe
for r

IDI
Zen ioreneoe oonife euang. ,Iutb
STRIFE / amerifa@
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iers U9enigbeo. 3iaclne, 8is., ira
Onsong Den Il. S5uni til Wanoog
oen Is. SUM. begoe Gage ibereg.
net.
0tsoet aabnes meo 5eimesie.
guostieneite 81 10 Gnsoag 6or.
mioong / Menlgbeoens STRIFE.
observation-disclosures:
+. 8e alminoelige - / anleonina
al Suoberetninger ira Somiunoets
gmbeosmpno. llooalg og aomiteer
2. @oIg Al GmbebsmGnO.
Specielle Eager.
a. ct aonititutionsforilog ON en-
5o%ranoring al aarsmeoets 9elega-
ton - ira Wenigbeos. til areos.
representation. (Se aarsb. Sioe
1851
b Snmmenilutuina al o8onif
2utb. a~irfebIoO@ og rGe hinges
gln0."
e gIon for afbetaling al Sol.
Den poo Srinitatis Seminarium og
Dana College.
D. Bort Sn6re. os Doremisiions-
arbeioe.
Gtbnert Of bisie Gnner oil bIine
inoleoet neo ct 5oreorng.
Wenigbeoer og 9rpiter, Tom On.
fer Cptogelie / Zen foreneoe ban.
ife airfe, seoes inoienoe anoragen.
De oerom | betimeIig 5io.
T~onfeiprog: .Serrens beire
Saanb ifaber arait". zeal. ffs,
t6)
u. q. RteIfen, GET.
9. 9. Gbriftiaren5 orm.
8 Senbolo til openltaoenoe ge.
fenotgereIie ino6poer berneo Dor
Greliers oanife en. .lrtb. Wienigbeo
Ii Macine. @isconiin Den forene0e
oanife ep. .liitb. airfe"s Soft og
Benner fra fern og npr til at ppre
meo os | be Gage.
Som oe npr biertelig pelfom,
menl Bort airfeiamfunos 5oGf fer
bill gere oft, bob DC formaor for
at aIle fan fsTe fla biemme. Men,
gennerl = moo enoeIig meIoe eoer
II qoo lib til Grplten beo 8or
lTrelfers airfe meIo eoer life
til nogen dnoen = og ger bet in
ben girsbna ben 81. Mai. @sr bet
for at fifre eoer Serberge frit.
Der betofTes $3.50 for fuIo Spi.
febiIIet. Wuligt 0perffuo tilfoIber
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ai6oloes. ON @n0 DiI. Oen 27.-2S.
@ai B. ". paa Cana College
Blair. Rebr. @feoet besnnoer Den
81. ST , D. nj.
Observation-Disclosures inouars.
frs her0eo I'll bette 01e0e.
Wenigheoer, tom enifer 0ptaaeI.
ie / ben ioreneoe oanife airfe. o.
aonoiooter. iom enifer 0ronnition
beo fommenoe @arsmsoe. og elIers
andre. Tom mautte bare Eager al
fremluqge FOR airfpraooet - mao
inoienoe iaaoaune glnoroaenoer ie.
nett oen % Mai.
9Grbe6iahe0.
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Srinitntis Seminnrinm, Blair, 0eb.
3beoIogiif Gfinmen ofboIoes. ON
@uo pil, paa 1rinitotis Seminori.
INN. FRA 2f-29 Nai 1918.
Den ifriitIige efiamen tager fin
9eqnnOeIie ocu q. Mai ON dor.
mio6ogen 81. 9.
0lnOtIig Gfiamen afboIOes Ons-
BAG % Iorsona, %. oa 80. Mai.
llnae RauO. iom life er uooan.
net oeo uor Sfole. men Tom moat.
te hare til Seuii8t al inoitine fla
til oenne gfiamen. maa oerom ben.
benoe fla iii Qrof. Z 2. Big,
Blair. 0ebr.
Meolemmer al Gfiamenstomite.
en- maa qioe Weoe paa Seminnriet
Eirsoag ben 81. @ai, 81. s Scr.
mi06ag.
9aa efiamensfomiteens 9egne,
$. g. Semen.
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StItDeWpot w ititlhopi1i
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arcos fit 5ornorsfreosmp6e / Bel.
Ia 6anife. eo..Iutb. PeniabeO, 5iO-
ncn @ontnne / 8aaene 26.--29-
Stmi. Meoet beapnoer meo @uos.
tieneiie / airfen 5orsooa aiten ben
26. Stunt
3slgeuoe Gmner oil blioe bebano'
let uuoer Weoet.
I. Gen friIteliae gisbeo~ fam.
~menboIot mco Nom 8. t4-f6,
II. Sob. 3 2-fi.
? e@uftelie - 6eHs aariag og
9irfuina4.
@rgore beoer Tor os.
=. 3. aiI6fio.
Z SenhoIo til openitnnenoe @e-
fen6teereIie inobnoer Qeno D. e. l.
0aeniobe6 til nponte areosmeoe.
Som, 9enncr. o. Del Cubs Giees
@ooer meo os.
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Qoa @enigbeoens 9egne.
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grof. Meneers og 5amilie en- ire
Oobbelt Set. ioet oct a 9aitor
Reneers 80 Mars 6soielsoag, IS
aarsoagen for bans teoIogiife ai.
ganasefsomen og tillige bans og
Suitrus 8 Mars grDlIup5oag.
Set por = iaa plot ui foritaar-
6eniigten at baoe laoet aIt gaa ben
nbemqrfet, men oct bIep Der MI
life noget az tbi Stuoenterne / Den
bebraiife alosie enifeoe at ooer.
rate og tom ogioo. oo 8rof. Men-
gers foropbet / en- Del ifriftligt Cir
beioe. minoit aneoe. at Der ituloe
blipe 5eIt. gaa alasiens @egne
operratte Stuoent Z. 6. Senien
Rengers ct b9roifulot bebraiif-faI-
bqiif 2efiifon iom Saffegnoe.
CT uDentet. men meget f9rfom-
ment geIeg al Samfunoets 5or-
mano. 9aitor g. g. @b~riitiauien,
n. al o, gjoroe tit til at fOrbgie
ben feitIige Stemning.
Otter en- Gel u~noerboIoenoeS Gam.
tale % abortetiange ~ieruereoes aaf-
fe, 4oae og 8nniIIeis. Tom @Giter-
ne haooe me0brogt. Brof. Neneers
taffeoe bierteIigt poa egne og ia.
miIiens gegne for gennernes Be
Isa oe BoaifenneIie.
gi bar / oisie Gage 9eisg
of Bait. 81. 6. @eismann. 5orman.
cen / 9ireftionen for Gan. 2utb.
gii6I. 5ouie. 8i er 10 nemIig oeO
BEN 9io. ga ser 9sres G%ortegnelie
ooer Sorretningens Gienoele og OBJ
ggres Stntlfs for aaret. ReiuItatet
bill man foa at ie unoer Inrsms.
bet. :
Bot. z. 6. Grifien meo 5a-
Mile bar Der forleoen poa ct fort
geiea. De bar 10 ct Barn begrapet
pao 4irfegaoroen Der, ioa BET aiaGot
ct Snroel babe til 2eoninqerue al
beres fore, Tom hniIer Der iii 0p-
itonoeliens Worgen, 90 til 8enner
Der, fer De a%freiier til 7onmnrf
Bot. Grifien boLoer IfIfeospreoi-
ten / gmmausfirfen Senoae Den
I. Sifni oe agter at afreiie meo
TamiIie fra Retp gorf ben 3. Sltni
meo 9ompifibet vSeIIie OIap." sci
snifer Dem 9ntfe poa Reiien, Ger
rens @eliigneIie for Sremtioen, hoor
ben ioo mac faIoel
-@rs. Niels SesperIen bebres
itnoig. omeno Ianaiomt, foritaar bi
gn @anb nf oeres NaboIag f~ortar-
Re os ino til @oraen I Tag.
Gen 1ngre GbriItian @noer-
fen, bprer 81. ligaer %oaientlie pe0
bet ianme en0nlt Iioenoe af uSn.
fldmmatorp Rheumatism.
aIRoninqsinffer renies, pres
fes oe repareres net. burtigt %
bUligt bos Che Blair RantOrium.
o. q. GIeosbn. grop. Zit for
Rational gonf. gen Bhonc
See Eplin & Sans for Fur
niv1re, Rugs, Pianos. Undertake
ing a specially.
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SOME FISH STORY
Water In Provo River 80 Low a. la
Prove Menace.

PROVO. June 9.-Thore IL grave
danger that moro than a million
fish will die In tho Provo river. as
tho water IL getting very low and
tho third run suckers and great
many OF the trout are going up the
stream 10 spawn. Deputy Game
Commissioner Madaon said today
that unless moro water could be So
cured TO flush tho river the fish will
poison the water 20 such an extont
that all tho fish would die.
Madison worked all day yesterday
and is stlll busy getting surround
Ing farmers TO turn as much water
back into the river as possible so as
10 flush the stream. lie also con-
struoted n trap today TO prevent
the fish from going up the stream
and getting out into the irrigation
bitches.
Madsen said late this afternoon
that he believed enough farmers
could be persuaded to turn the wa
ter back into the river and put OFF
their irrigation for few days until
tho fish can be taken care Of.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-06-12
SEVEN MOTHERlESS ONES
Mrs. David .. Brynor PASSES Away
at Pricc Last Monday.

Alice worthing Bryner. wife Of
David J. Bryncr. died at the family
homo In Price last Monday morning
about o'clock from vertical rup-
turo OF the uterus preceding child
birth Later. DR.. A. G. soronsen.
the attending physician. performed
"A Caeaarian operation In tho hope
OF saving tho chlld's life. "A boy.
but such was impossible.
Deceased leaves a husband and
seven children. Mrs Joseph Wor-
thing OF 81. George, mother OF Mrs.
Bryner. was with tho latter for sew
oral days prior TO her death. The
case. says Or. Sorenaen. la tho first
OF It's character 10 be made known
anywhere West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryner came 10
Price about ten years ago. where
they have resided since. Deceased
was much beloved b. "a large circle
OF friends and the full sympathy
OF the community goes out 20 the
grief stricken husband and the mo-
therless ones n their bereavement.
Funeral services are being held
from City Hall this Thursday
forenoon az 10 o'clock, Bishop Al
bert Bryner conducting tho same.
lntermont viii DO nc the city Gene
try
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Contributor Ca "Isull MoOchcr's" Gets
IL Where the Chicken, Etc.

Business men about town are tell
Ing a good one at the expense OF
"Bill" Pace OF the Eastern Utah
Furniture and Undertaking COM
pany. when the county commits
slonera mot as board OF equallza-
ton one day last week Pace made
a call on them In regard 10 his
taxes for the current year. which
Pace says are about as much as the
two other furniture stores at Price
combined and just double the as
sessment OF his firm for last year.
the stocks OF all three being about
the same.
Now, Pace took an active part In
the bull moocher" campaign OF last
fall. contributing literally, he states
TO the fund that was raised by sub
scrlption 10 see that the commits
sioners got what was at the time
termed "a square deal" And, Pace
expected a square deal. he says,
when he appeared before the board
and asked that his taxes bo placed
at a figure consistent with other as
aeshmenta,
Such was not the case. however,
for when Pace came before the COM
mlssioners, he was informed by
First Counselor Ballinger that II
was too late for redress. However,
the board agreed to take the matter
under adyisement. and the pooh
bah" around the Carbon county seat
OF justice was pushed aside. Later,
II Is related. Pace met Commissioner
"Bul" Hamilton on the street and
brought the matter up.
Asked what action had been
taken In his case. Pace was waived
aside by "Bill" with the remark
that there was no room TO kick
or any chance for an adjustment.
Il Is said that Pace will hereafter
think twice and figure longer on his
bank balance before contributing to
another "bull moocher" aggregation
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-06-12
GREEN RIVER PROJECT
some Contour Surveying Work Ia
Ba Done Immediately.

]. A. Simpson OF Denver, Colo,
one OF the leading promoters OF
what has heretofore been known as
the Buell. dam project, now official
ly designated as the Searles dam,
was here the latter part OF last
week paying off the men and set
Ting up accounts OF the Green Riy-
er company. says the Green River
Dispatch OF last Thursday. About
four thousand dollars was dlstribu-
ted among Green River people and
concerns as a result OF his brief
visit and while the small force at
present employed was laid off tenn
porarily. he promised that about
July LIST a big crew Will be put 10
work and continued activity will
then follow.
II is believed that the big prof.
ect has at last been financed, or
very nearly so. but no one here ID
able TO learn what corporation Is
taking Il over, although everything
indicates that Il Is the Utah Power
and Light company. In the mean
time an engineering party Is ex-
pected here shortly TO sIryey for a
contour map OF tho canyon. showing
the amount OF backwater that Will
result from the construction OF the
proposed dam, This Will require
tho running OF approximately four
hundred miles OF lines.