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Yes. so some one was hurt.
oh. let's leave this place." Inn.
puisively. Let us 40 back 20 Miss
Farlow's. You could find place
IN the village. Jones. But n stay
hero much longer IN this state OF
unrest | shall lose faith IN every.
thing and everybody. Whoever my
fathers enemies are. thay do not
lack persistence. They have made
two attempts against my liberty.
and sooner or later they will sue.
coed. keep looking over my
shoulder all the time. II hear a
noise ! jump"
Miss Florence. n thought II
Wise. you should be packed Off 10
Mias Fariow'E this minute. But
not an hour OF the day or night
passes withou, this house being
watched. seldom see anybody
about. can only sense the pres.
ence OF watcher AZ Miss Far.
lows you would be far more like a
prisoner than here. could not &C.
company you. am forbidden 10
desert this house"
My fathers ordersr''
Jones slKnified neither one way
nor the other. lie merely gaxed
stolldly az the rug.
That blood" She sprang from
her chair. Mortified. 1T was his,
He was here last night. and they
shot HIM Ont"
There. there. Miss r1orence'
The man was only slightly wound.
ed. He's where they never win
look for him" Then Jones contin.
uod. as with an effort: Trust me.
Miss Florence. IL would not pay
TO run away. The whole affair
would be repeated elsewhere. We
might 20 to the other end OF the
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20 II with n purpose in view. Nor
ton recognized this fact almost as
soon as the firemen. lie had come
this morning with the idea OF sur
prising Florence. lie was going
out on horseback 20 join her.
His spine grew suddenly cold. a
trapi She had been left alone on
the road! He ran over 10 the
garage. secured a car. and went
humming out toward the river
road. A trap. and only by the
Bheerest luck had he turned up In
time.
Meantime Florence was walking
her mount slowly. For once the
scenery passed unobseryed. She
was deeply engroBsed with her
thoughts, some OF which were hap
ny and some OF which were sad. II
only her father could be with her
sho would be the happiest girl
alive.
She was brought out OF her rev
cry by the sight OF a man stagger-
ing along tho road ahead OF her.
Finally he plunged upon his face
In the road. Like the tender-heart-
ed girl she was. she stopped, dis
mounted, and ran to the fallen man
10 give him aid. She suddenly
found her wrists claspcd In two
hands like iron. The man rose TO
his feet. smiling eyilly. She strug-
gled wildly, but futilely.
Better be sensible" he said. Il
am stronger than you are. And !
don't wish TO hurt you. Walk on
ahead OF me. IL will be utterly use
less To scream or cry out. You can
see for yourself that we are in de-
serted part OF the road. IL you Will
promise 20 act sensibly ! shan't lay
hand on you. DO you see that
hut yonder, near the fork in the
roadl Wen stop there. Now.
march,"
She dropped her handkerchief.
later her bracelet. and finally her
crop. In hope that these slight
clews might bring her help. She
knew that Jones would hear OF the
fire. and. finding that she had not
returned with the riding master,
NNhA1 iAiiAAt"llAh'Af HAAfA OAh al Htt
suit She was beginning TO grow
very fond of Jones. who never
spoke unless spoken 10. who was
always at hand. faithful and loyal.
From afar came the low rumble
OF a motor. She wondered II her
captor heard H. He did. but his
ears tricked him into believing that
II came from another direction.
Eventually they arrived at the hut,
and Florence was forced 10 enter.
The man locked the door and wait
ed outside for the automobile which
he was expecting. He was rather
dumfounded when he saw that II
was coming from the city. not go
ing toward II.
II was Norton. The rfderless
horse told him enough. the hand
kcrchief and bracelet and crop led
him straight for the hut
The man before the hut realized
by this time that he had made a
mistake. He attempted TO re-enter
the hut and prepare to defend II
! TIN his companions hove in sight.
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U.S.BATTLESHIPS
GUARD HARBOR

NEW YORK. Aug. S.--The United
States battleship Florida is lying
at the entrance OF the upper harbor
today. prepared to stop any dash for
the open sea by vessel without
her clearance papers,
That German cruisers continue
to hover about the water lanes into
New York is reported by incoming
vessels.
II is estimated there are $4,000
German reservists, 10000 Austrian
and hundreds of Dutch reservists
stranded here awaiting Transports
ton.
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/ But Florence. recognizing Norton.
held the door with all her strength.
The man snarled and turned upon
Norton. only 20 receive a smashing
blow on tho jaw.
Norton flung open the door.
Into the car. Florencei There's
another car coming up the road.
Hurry"
IL was not long chase. The car
OF the auto bandits. looking like an
ordinary ta1icab, WAS a high-power
machine. and II gained swiftly on
Norton's four-cylinder. Tho re-
porter waited grimly.
Keep your head DOWN." he
warned Florence. I'm going 70
take a pot at their tires when they
get within range. IL miss I'm
afraid wen have trouble. Under
no circumstances attempt 20 leave
this car. Here they GOMEZ"
lie suddenly leaned back and
fired. II was only chance. The
manner In which the cars were
lurching made a poor target for a
marksman even OF the first order.
Chance directed Norton's first bull
let into the right forward tire, which
exploded. Going at sixty-odd miles
an hour. they could not stop the
car in time TO avoid fatality. The
car careened wildly. swerved and
plunged down the embankment into
the river.
Florence covered her eyes with
her hands. and. quite unconscious
OF what he was doing. Norton put
his arms around her.
ITO BE ContInuedl
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SYNOPSIS on PREVIOUS cnArrENs
STANLEY uarsr~ave. millionaire. after .
miraculous c~cape frnm the d~a Of the
gaag ef brilliant thieves known as the
nisek Hundred, lives the life ~ = reciuse
fer ~ y~~r~. usrxr~sve one night -aters
nroadwa, restaurant. and there cemes
ssce 60 face with the gangs leader.
nAr~in~
Dursnx the meeting. during Witch
nefthcr man apparently recognizes the
eehef, Hsruws,~ hurrt-. 90 HE mssuift-
ceat kivcrdatc heme and LAYS plans for
uaahfns his c~espe frem the ceaatry. lite
wvsees letter 20 tho girls school In >ew
Serpcy wher~ IL year, before he had my.-
eerteusiy left the doorstep hts baby
oeaahtsr, fereucc Gray. He also pays =
Wait ~ the hangar ef r. daredevil aviator
Dr~ine and members Of HE hand sur
ressd Nsrsr~ae~s home at night. but as
they cnte~ tho house tho watchers eutside
- = balloon l~~v~ tho rccf. The cafe 10
orease vas known Co have drawn that day
49, gca~ Then some enc announced tho
sslsess had b~cs panciured and dropped
late the 80.
ps~~ae. arrives frrm the s,r,.' school,
rvsncsss Olga. pr~ine's companion. Visits
e~gus dcte~tives cell. hot their plot Il
fotled By Norton. . newspaper man.
NJ hribing the captain Of the Orient
Nseses lays trap Tor nr-in~ and hi.
Ort~ats captain snd she easily falls into
the reperser's snare. Tho plan proves
ah~rtive. through nrnine's good luck and
e~iy hir~assss fall into the hands Of the
pe1ice.
Afse~ falling In their first sft~sps. the
ulsrk Hundred trap Florence. They Ssh
~ foe money. bat she escapes. again fsii-
1ag them.
Nsrsea and the countess call ON rrer-
eocp the next day, once mere safe 81
hene. The vtsiters having gone. Jones re-
ussses = section Of flooring, aud from
cavity tnke> bon. Pursued by ns~snecrs
- the Ulnck Hand. who have been watch
No his movements. he PUSHES 90 the
water frcat. a thrilling race In motor
beats essues Jenes drops the hcs into
ehe - and with his automatic sets fire
- tho pursuing boat.
DrAlne csa~cives the idea Of giving q
e~oehhng party To which fter~nee ts In
v1t@1. Jcnes and >srten both 90 Aicng.
cd are fortunately on hand tn .asv fioe-
enrs frcm being tmpets.oed In the
esontry he5ss 10 which she is iur~d-
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she Is doing. Dick is going back
home tomorrow and take the lease
of the apartment
We have decided 10 have an auc-
ton and sell the household goods
Aunt Mary does not wish TO keep.
I can see that Il is almost breaking
her heart TO have to demolish this
home. where she was so happy all
the years that stretch behind. But
she is Drawer about II than many
others | have known.
Some women seem to be like
cats. They care so much more for
places than they do for people.
would be happy anywhere with
Dick-if he'd only let me spend the
money.
Ito Be Continued Monday.)
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THE AUTO
BANDITS
CHAPTER VII.

Copyright 1914 by Harold Maecra,h.
When all three finally met at the
HnrEreave home. Florence sudden
" took Jones by the shoulders and
kissed him lightly on the cheek.
Jones started back. pale and dis
turbed.
Norton laughed. He did not feel
the slightest twinge OF jealousy.
but he was eaten up with envy.
~ the old wives say.
you are. wondering II I suspect
the Princess Perigofff" said Jones.
Il am" This man Jones was
developing into very remarkable
character. The reporter found him
self side glancing at the thin. keen
face Of this resourceful butler. The
lobe OF the mans left ear came
within range. Norton reached for
. cfgaret. but his hands shook a.
he III H. There was a peculiar
little scar In the center OF the lobf.
WELL" said Jones. Il can find
no evidence that she has been con
csrned In any Of these affairs"
You are suspicious
"Of everybody" looking boldly
Into the reporters eyes.
of met" smiling.
Even OF myself sometimes.
Conservation dropped entirely
after this declaration.
You're a taciturn sort OF chap.
Am II"
You are. But an agreement ID
m agreement, and while I'd like
TO print this story, I'll not We
newspaper men seldom break oul
word"
Jones held out his hand.
Sometimes | wish I'd started
life right" said the reporter gloom
fly. "A newspaper man Is gener
ally improvident- He never looks
ahead for tomorrow. What with
my special articles to the maya
Zines. I earn between four and ftvs
thousand the year; and I've never
been able to save a cent"
Perhaps you've never really
tried" replied Jones, with fur
tive glance at his companion. II
was good face. strong In outline;
= little careworn. perhaps. but free
from any Indications OF dissipation
If / had begun life as you did, I'd
have made real and solid use OF this
great men | met I'd have made
financiers help me 10 invest ms
earnings, or savings. little as they
might be. And today I'd be livina
on the income"
You never can tell. Perhaps q
woman might have made you thinb
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world. but II would not serve ua I'm
tho least. II III not question OF
escape, but OF who shall yanquiah
tho other. There IN nothing TO do
but remain here and fight. fight,
fight. We have put four OF them In
tho Tombs, TO say nothing OF the
gunner. That is what we must do
put them IN n safe place, one By
one. I'LL we reach the master. Then
only mhy we breathe In safety. But
II thoy watch. 30 do We. There n
never "A moment when help is not
within reach, no matter where you
me. no real harm shall befali you.
Don't cry. BE your fathers daugh-
ter. aA am his servant"
Il am very unhappy" And
Florence threw her arms around
Susan ard laid her head upon her
friends shoulder.
Poor childl" Susan, however,
recognized tho wisdom OF Jones
statements They were safest
here.
The morning rides continued. To
the girl. who loved the open, Il
WAS glorious fun. Those mad gal
Tops along the roads. the smell of
earth and sea. the tingle I'm the
blood. we're tho second best mo-
menta OF her day. The flrst7 She
Invariably blushed when she con
aldered what these first best mo-
ments we're. lie was brave
young man. good 10 look at, witty,
and always cheerful. Why shouldn't
she like him7 Even Jones liked
him--Jones, who didn't seem 70
like anybody. II did not matter
whether II was wise or not: n
worldly point OF view was farthest
from her youthful thoughts. II
was her own affair: her own heart.
Five days later. as she and the
riding master were cantering along
the road. enjoying every BIT Of II.
they heard the beat of hoofs be.
hind. They drew up and turned. A
rider was approaching them nj a
run. II was the head groom. The
man stopped his horse 10 cloud
OF dust.
sir. the stables are on fire'"
Fire."
All the riding masters savings
were invested In tho stables. The
fact that he had solemniy promised
never 10 leave Florence alone and
that he had accepted n generous
bonus slipped from his mind al
the thought OF fire, a terrible word
20 any horseman. He wheeled and
started off at breakneck speed. his
head groom Gathering behind him.
Florence naturally wondered
which OF two courses TO pursue:
follow them. when she would be
perfectly helpless to aid them. or
continue the ride and save AT least
one horse from the terror OF seeing
flames. She chose the latter. but
she did not ride with the earlier
zest. she felt depressed. She
loved horses, and the thought OF
them dying IN those wooden stables
was horrifytng.
Tho fire. however. proved 20 be
inoipient But II was plainly in
ccndIary. Some one had sc, fire
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| CONFESSIONS
OF A WIFE
DICK HAS FOUND AN APART.
MEkT
Copyright 1914. BY the Newspaps
Enterprise Axsociaslon.l

enterprise Nkeoctation.l
! have Just found out one reason
why Dick came over TO make ur
with me. He has found an apart
ment that he thinks would suit us
both. A friend OF his il going to
Europe and has a long lease on his
apartment He wants Dick to take
A. II is sT5 month. but Dicks
friend Is willing 10 make conces.
sions that will make II net VS. SEQ n
month for the next year and then
we viii have 10 pay full price.
have seen the apartment. and
IL II charming. with an enclosed
porch. good.sized living room.
two bedrooms with connecting
bath. a dining room with delight.
fuI enclosed porch off OF Il. where
! know we shall eat most OF the
time. The maids room has a pri.
waite bath. and the kitchen In small
but compact. I am delighted with
Il.
There r. such n nice room for
Aunt Mary, and with the things
she has given and lent TO me. will
not have TO buy anything except
some rugs and kitchen utcnsile.
She has decided TO take another
bedroom Eet and give II TO Mary
and Jack so that abe can take hers
that Is alNady in their apartment
over 20 our fiat.
Poor Mary. know she viii be
heartbroken when she finds that
Aunt Mary Is coming 10 live with
us. but ! am sure that she knows
that Aunt Mary could never be very
happy with the way Jack is carry
ing on.
When I told Dick gleefully that
we were going to have Aunt Mary's
beautiful furniture. he said. do
you really think II is beautiful,
Margie7"
Il certainly do. Yon wait until
you have seen IL after have II pol.
ished up and arranged in that
apartment of ours"
"All right, II you say SO, but
prefer that manufactured in Grand
Rapids every time"
Why. Dick. we will be the envy
OF every woman In town with our
colonial and real Hepplewhite and
Sheritan furniture. Even Elieno
has nothing no beautiful In her
house as these old pieces OF Aunt
Mary's."
This made Dick sit up and take
notice. and, after scrutinizing a
splendid old-fashioned desk, he re.
marked rather obviously. Per.
haps you are right, my dear, and,
anyway. I'm going to let you run
tho home business"
And give me the money TO run
II with, Dick7" / quickly asked.
Just as soon az | get our debts
paid" he answered.
Give me the bills and TIL pay
them" begged eagerly.
Dick frowned. Il can't do that,
Margie. but I'll see that you have
enough money TO run the house
on
Oh, dear. I am awfully afraid
that this old money question is 20.
ing TO bob up again.
Dick says his father is miser
able and that Jack seems TO have
braced up. He did not know any.
thing about Mollie, and shall be
very glad TO get back and see what
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ENGLAND TO HAVE
WAR PRESS BUREAU

LONDON, Aug. s.-The British
government will establish press
bureau from which supply OF
trustworthy information of the
navy and army doings will be fur
nished without harm TO either
branch OF the service. Winston
Churchill. first lord of the admi-
rally. has announced that Fred
erick T.. Smith, a member of par
lament, win have charge.
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CROKER FINANCES
IRISH VOLUNTEERS

LONDON. Aug. S.--John II. Red
mond. tho Irish nationalist leader,
has received $4,000 from Richard
Croker. the former political leader
OF New York, In support of the
Irish volunteers fund. Mr.. Croker
has offered HIS residence and
grounds at Glencairn for the ac-
commodation OF the wounded dur.
ing the European war.
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GRAB TWO VESSELS

LONDON. Aug. S.--According TO
n message from Milan to the Chron-
icle, the Italian government au-
thorities at Genoa have seized the
two German transatlantic vessels.
Koenig Albert and Moltke. The
seizure. II Is explained. came after
the captains demanded coal when
they had enough on board,
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the statistics OF Topaz Gisy shovel
only one carpenter crushed Dy fsf:iifis
tlmbers Inst year, and iie was caught
In q cyclone.
They abuse our SIX y line. Continued
the New yosAer and II Is likel i! thai
we are moi yet artistic In the censtft,c.-
hon OF our buildings. But can safely
assert thar we lead IN piet0riai ami
decorative art. In some OF osir h1uses
can be found masterpieces sii the Way
OF paintings and sculpture. One who
hns the entree tc oAr best galleries. viii
tlndy-
Beck up exclaimed the Enan ffom
Topaz City. There wass d game lust
montl, In e::s ..ssErs:s .sssEs.s in Nhich $4,000
Sils=.szd heads on d pass... d az
aTa.romt. tnraig went the orchestra
The sta Sc Gu kflsFi, hliIsuihS sI)i M IN
the name aAsbestos' INSCRIBED npon It.
came down with III slow sigdsHinner
movement, The audience fricgldii
leisnrely down the slsy5ltor tliiG stliif !. !.
On the Sidewalk below, the New
Yorker and the man from Tnpaz CITY
shock hands with alcoholic i,r::;>isiiSt ;.>iistes.
The elevated crashed r4ucopsiy, sur.
fare cars hiiinmed itna clahged. cilb.
men ewore, neRsboys shrieked. wllecls
elattered car piercineIy The Ss,f
{ Yorker ccncf syed happy tho1gilt.
with which lse asplred Ito eiinah file
i,re-einlnencc. bf his city. y,
YOu must admit. said he. etil1t lii.
the way of noise New York Is fur.
ahead or any ofher,s--
Back 10 the lEyergi ladies' r. said Tile
MEN from .Tepsls city, La GRO.
when sonsa's bana ard tlsa repeating
candidates. were IN oaf town geIi
conIdn't
ne an express Wag0n
drowned Es ssst q tha words
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Us
S @ | ! r 1 S
II The ride Of
sIle Cities {
By 9. HENRY "
sssNsf lsIi. " DsgEsspS. Pess s Co.
~ AID Air. Eipling. .The cIties are
fun Of pride. ehnllenging each to

fs = :
~ AID air. Eipling. .The cIties are
A full OF pride, challenging each to
anch.s Even so.
3 New York wss empty. Two
hundred Thousand of Its people were
away for tie summer. TlsrSe million.
eight 1ladrs.l thousand resnained rs
caretnizers and to nay the bills OF the
absehtees. But fhs two hundred thou,
sand are mn ex fenslFe LOT. &.
Tie New Yorker ssst at ii roof gartien
able. ifigesting solaco fhroliglia a straw.
HIS pnnnJua lay upon u eiiiiir The Juty
audienss giis scattered uI,iong yslcnflt
seats as widely as cut tieiders when the
ehainilipn batter STRIPS 10 The i,i,ifc.
4ansle eyiilg AHI,l 1tt ipteirs,ts. 4 tfhe
hsez.zse 81
lanq sbot,e here except III, sSt,e|
stnge were stars. sfInaises ssere fn be
bad es waitets, N iyyays ;sIlSaiipeiri,,gs
Ike Startled osiuibcis. trslti i.f s. * it,iS
yylios Inn oislapesi ,inssiis 4 s. III
phone itl lIle SaotnlIl IlIs S.,eFs nov being
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ssiiI Din, b lis ton,sso,t i5lIt
c1tltent Detuiet snf It's from bis rsisiips,s
eyeEiaAses His famlly wis Otif Of
town. 4 Tlle drinks We're Nilri6. i ke isiliati
sFns tstffeFln:s from intIs sssf llofIs tune
aad 4alciilp hut MS fa,niIy srD.Ild moi
return Unit So, slehiIiei:.
Tllpn tiii lnto the E;iItlpn stumbled iiip,
inan from ToiEaxS Ily ,.Sey. Tbe gloom
tif ltlt solitary aiglltseer rilwraiped
him Bpgeft ps jpy through i3nelines,ss
be stailed with q wItlnwer;s f,sta
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