Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-18

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copyright, 1914. All moOing picture rights reserueo
n0tD exhibiting this production in leading thea
SYNOPSIS OF THE FOREGOING CHAPTERS.
!, While students together af West Point, and
"a 'o0e 'cth the same girl. SRmpter Love provcs
k1Ggo Lou6eque thfeF, a.d Loubequs is olfshon-
oraoty discharged. Love wins the girl! The e1n,;tv
fhus begun fEds outlet in later years at Manila
sDhen butter thief in the employ of Loabecue
noW an International spy, steals valuable papers
from the Gopernn,ent safe of General Love. Lou
oeq'e salts toith chem the steamship Empress
ona General Lore cccuses Lieut.. Gibson hi, aide
ana the sweetheart OF his daughter Lucille, of
0ne eTIn'e Lou6eque sends a tpire[ess MESSAGE
cte0erty insinudting thae General Lore had soJd
ehe papers to a foreign power. To save the honor
or the man she IoUed and to erase tbe st;o,,o
yom her fathers name, Lucille prevails upon
.ia'sy, Gouernment aviator, to take her out to
the ship, in his aeroplane
"The Voice of the Telephone.
& RIMLY, Hugo Loubeque watched the
NNEl aeroplane approaching the Empress
&2&AGBi Ruthless. above all authority next
WvSYsSR TO omnipotent with the power he
&4!gSA& had given his life to build uD that
lGxTT he might be revenged upon the man
f<LNT who had brought about his ruin
NlN early in life the international spy
wv watched this attempt at interfer-
ehce with his plans-for such he in
m, stinctively knew it to be-keenlv.
1 anere was no sudden flame of malice in his heart
ty oniy a cold, deadly purpose. Anything and every
1h1ng that stood in his way must he syyan+ oSifo
or crushed-that was all 'N0
Aoof from the excited passengers and Of
ncers who had been brought to the dec, In. tba
thunder of the aeroplane's motor he ,,afobad
Sheers rose at the mastery manipulation of the
plane Then the aviator's purpose of landing on the
hners deck became clear. 1t seemed imnoss;I,Io
gec so Dig feat was it that already bets were
oelnS made on the success of the attempt The
a.! r-"an was clrcllng now, looking down through
Ils powerful glasses to gauge the distance. Hugo
Louoeque stood motionless, impassve inner
turbed. The explosions of the motor died ont so
aoruPty as to make the succeeding silence fairly
Inunderous in its contrast. Then the plane swoop-
ed down toward the deck, nose-on rightcd ITSELF
and ghded to perfect landing.
Lucille separated herself quickly from the mas
sengers She beginning to think AGAIN IN
realize what task lay before her The orders
and papers of her father were upon the boat hut
VINO carried them she did not know. Of all these
hundreds anyone might be the thief 1t had
seemed SO simple before that the contrast he
tween the resolve and its execution appalled her
Harley interrupted her mood of black depression
taking her hand and wishing her luck
Everything is arranged with the Captain"
ne reported. And, Miss Love- he added earnestly
u don't know what there is to be done but YOU
cannot help succeeding when you start with such
spirit" '
The encouragement filmed her eyes, binding
OUT the sight of the aviator as he started his en-
Slne once more and, with one short glide rose TO-
ward the element he loved. Only the drumming of
the motor came back to her and its monotone
seemed to shape itself into words words of cbeer
and hope. Yes, she must win She could not lose
Her slender figure Strengthened as she turned
from the rail, her head uplifted itself courape-
ousy. almost defantlv
The sound of her own name reneo+ed +,rioo
IN hoarse whisper of incredulity brought her
out of her abstraction. She looked wondernolv
al the man who had called her by name amazed
at the emotions twitching his powerful face
frightened at the expression in his luminous eyes
eyes that stared at her as though she were a
ghost
Hugo Loubeque mastered himself with an Of
tort. lie had never seen the Generals daughter
before, this girl with the face and form of her
mother, and this apparent resurrection of what
had been living memory SO long had stunned
MN out OF his usual composure. 1t irritated him
that his senses should be tricked that he should
lose control of himself under any circumstance
and he drew aside quickly
Il beg your pardon" he murmured as she
passed him. Il thought I recognized He stop
ped abruptly, amazed at the expression of de-
light, and craft, and joy and guile which mingled
on her face as she stopped and stared into his
face. And in the clash of eyes the man knew
that this slip of girl recognized him for her
enemy, the man she would be obliged to battle
with; knew it just he knew the purpose urg-
ing her on whit less strong than his own.
Lucille stared after his retreating figure, her
lips parted, her eyes twin stars for the hone
that had been kinded there
The voice on the telephone" she whispered
over and over to herself.
And her eyes turned toward the land the
land where her sweetheart was: her ewes turned
shorewards even as her heart flashed messages
of hope to him.
CHAPTER VI
In the Wireless Room
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