The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-31
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view with the Minister Of War. a
which Immunity for Zeuxis was prom
Used in case be should offer satisl
tory evidence against the princins
couspirator. whose aame the bansa
did not divulge Magnln was a pove
Ia France. and his word was ample
The sun was not yet high when
walked out 0f my prison doors
had seen nobody, the magic OF Mas
nif's word had sudlced to set 81
free. After all, though 50 much b
been done. the government had
special interest IN me. They
sure llgat they had IN Charles
real traitor was but an accesgo
and they shrewdly surmlsed. / thi
that { was 10 turn states evidence
BRING ho rest Of The confederatea
Justice
The trial had been set for Mon
weak. at ten O'Clock In the forenoe
This was Friday Each hour now
"a iacalcalable value The scheme
pearad prepostcrous But he'd fo
ia Canada. until I was fairly sure
myself. and with Charles I had soa
riumpbantIy in his aeroplane in f
land. seeking the regions Of the s
high above our competitors. we
together I knew how stauuch
true the winged vessel was, ! kn
2bieh LEVERS controlled each or j
movements: and m Cliohy we Il
made several excursions I had a c
adenee now shat was almost super
.lon ia the success Of my desper
undertaking
Would thar could have told Ri
Bat me was too closely guarded: ez
Naguia. with an bis power. had b.
denied admission go him
caught q train back 10 CHchy.
riYing toward the middle Of tho af
noon II Was a end homecoming
curious crowd watched me descend
the little railroad station, and ne
paper correspondent n learHed al
ward that my movements had b.
watched by "A whole corps OF ne
paper men and government spies sif
! left the fortress snapped his cam
In my face But one learns to be
Grant OF these things when o.
whole mind ia set on a single dea
Tie crowd followed me to the XII
of tha chateau. Only there did Il
leave me-
And then. for the second time
received am object lesson in the b.
ing of French nobieman and NOT
woman The old butler vino admir-
nae stared at me as II I had beer
newly risen ghost. aud his kne
tfembed as ho ushered me into 4
room in which my grandfather ar
Charles mother sat She was sewin
busily. the old man, ar his writin
desk was drafting some form Of do
nment. pitml. dignided petition
believe 20 the government on 5ehal
OF Charles. setting forth the statutes
honor Of their race throughout 81
centuries But when ! entered the
rose and came forward TO greet n
% calmly as though Charles was a.
scat upon personal errand in Pars
aud were soon 60 return
And their first words were Of co
graduation upon my engagement Th
papers bad been full OF il. il appeared
The notary before whom we had az.
peared swelling with selfimportancn
had mn with his evidence to tho go
erumeut
You aiIl make Charles a good wi
my dear said hts mother. kissing m
Would hat we could have a fair
heriiance for him Chchy must 60
but at least Che family will be perpe
ated
It 7 Fate brought you to us. 50
tha OLD Comta lie had grown eve
feebler during the brief interval
mY absence 10 seemed 20 me. q
4hock had told perceptibly upon biz
u Is fate brought you TO 49, be
peHted go be lhe consolation OF
9la age and the hope OF the d'Yvea
Then $50 began talking or Charlie
lud as briefly as possible, since the
was hot time FOR emotion. ! laid b.
fha story of our arrest placing s.
-ai emphasis upon the fact that
conspiracy was breaking down
Aud then laid before them q
plan that ] had formed, Of flying
5c0afo. ANA. % my astonishment. thr
both fall ln H.th il Immediately Bu
houeh could never doubt their io
Tor me. their eagerness for my safea
he family as ever ID France. ranbf
paramount ln their eyes II seen
TRANCE now. as took back on IL. tF
persistent clng.ng 0f theirs 10 the
'orms and duties OF past ages 10 "a
~ modern change. But 81 did
seem strange then
.YoH haFe Gown iu England
the old Com.e Enthusiastically. -
here the winds arc uo less 'av0rah
Your .et vlI le ro mora .n .ts pee
ian w4r chan other women of our z
have doue W IS not Cor char
atone thaf SOD $500 offer up your I
IS the e.a 81 ae a.r Anne. but
tbe race. Ior .a long I4e ot
dffas. Aal ar1v tha- you viii
coed sod has uot sa.. vou 20 ne
- n.ae Sous a way. and guarded
through sl.r grt dangers. that
aa1I aH la flH ell return
~ -oa.si slime. h- continued.