Arizona republican., 1914-09-04

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 "You have long since been given up for drowned Harley told of taking you aboard the Empress The wreck is common knowledge, Of course. I must reassure them immediately"
 No, she shook her head decidedly 'I have gone this far and I firmly believe some influence is at work on my behalf, helping me to do things better than any man could do them. The grief of my loved must have let down bit by now and it would be much better if 1 could let them know that l alive when l am suc- cessful."
 "But-' he protested.
 'No,' she shook her head firmly. "You have no idea how dangerous game it is, working against Hugo Loubeque. There is every chance that he may vet defeat me. that I may be killed or injured before I succeed Father would de- mand my return, papers or no papers. Can't you see what it means me, what it would mean to be compelled to stop the fight after all l have been through, after everything tells me that Providence is working with against this man? Can't you see that the man who has ruled and ruined nations, who has compelled thousands to do his will, has every chance of success against anything man could doY
 The officer smiled the superior smile with which accustomed to treat the state ments of women, when they magnify the work they have done and the influence against them. Lucille merely took the diary of the spy from its hiding place and placed it in his hands, watching the swift changes of expression upon his face as he read, the muttered ejaculations of incredulous wonder and admiration and fear and terror with which he perused the items in the career of the greatest power working against his country. Finally he returned it to the owner.
 "Please eat" he said quietly, mOtioning to- ward the end of the desk where the orderly spreading a cold repast of canned meats and vegetables and steaming coffee, and forgive me if I can't talk now. l must think what is best to be done"
 Lucille smiled as she devoted her attention to the repast. It seemed that centuries must have elapsed since she discovered the bars of her win lol I,,,,1 a1 thot nothing so delicious had ever been served mortal as the coarse food before her. She finally finished to find young Lieutenant Carmody sta-- ing fxedy at her, his brow clouded
 Its too much for me- he muttered.
 "Of course it is' she laughed heartily And it would have frightened almost to death if l had known beforehand what manner of man he was. But I have tested strength against him so often that it's becoming the very breath of life to me- firmly believe that l will win"
 "But why?"
 Because" and all the mirth had gone from her face all the laughter from the eyes that were reverently lifted, "because everything have done has been done for the sake of love, and because love has watched over me and helped me. That is the reason, Lieutenant Carmody Hugo Loubeque can never be beaten or brought to justice because of fear hate, for his own powers in that direction greater than those of nations He believes and has proven his be- lief that nations are no stronger than the weak est who is vested with any authority in 1
 ''Well?" The officer unwlingly agreed. "What dc you propose doing? Isn't there some way in which l can help you?"
 ''Yes,' she answered promptly, you can let me have money. You tell me how to dispose of one of these valuable rubes all of them, and you can help me catch the first train for San Francisco"
 Carmody whstled aloud his amazed delight as he regarded the marvellous jewels in the neck lace she laid upon the table, Carefully he ex- patiated upon the fabulous value of the thing, the she must in disposing of such jewels, jewels which would tempt the most honest men to forsake the paths of rectitude. Then he loaned her the money he had and insisted upon her lying down and resting until he could skirm- ish up proper clothing and find out about the trains.
 It was dawn before she wakened and, thought she felt alarm lest he had allowed her to miss "a train his reinsurance and the sight of the clothing he had found for her made things seem much brighter Then, too the ninety cdd dollars in currency seemed far more than even inc rubies about her neck Several hours later she boarded the train, assisted by worried looking young officer, her heart light and gay for she felt within herself that the journey that had been so long and hazardous finally nearing end; that the familiar, dear faces would surround her every side.
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