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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-08

To Serapio Romero, Trinidad Ro-
nero, Jr., and Epimenia B. Romero:
1 You and each of you will please take
] notice, that there has been filed and
| is now pending in the District Court
of the Fourth Judicial District of the
State of New Mexico sitting within
and for the County of San Miguel, a
certain cause entitled Miguel Chavez
l Plaintiff, VS.. Trinidad Romero, Aetna
Building Association, a corporation;
! Miguel Romero, Serapio Romero, Ro-
man Romera, Trinidad Romero, Jr.,
Trinidad Romero and Valeria L. de
4 Epimeuia B. Romero, Valeria r. de
Bond, Margarita r, oe Taylor, Trini-
! dad G. Romero and Cleotilde r. de
Marquee, heirs of Valeria L. de Ro-
J nero, deceased, Defendants, the same
being numbered 1919 on the civil
docket of said court; that the gen.
! eral objects of said suit and action
! are to obtain Judgment in favor of
| lu0 odIu ldlulllly MlS uSl OudN6Z, IOI
the sum of Two Thousand Five Hun.
dred ($2,50000) Dollars, with costs
and attorneys fees, and interest there
on at the rate of 10 per centum per an
] mum from the 22nd day of September,
1909, on account of a promissory
l note for said amount, dated March %,
] 1906, in favor of said Plaintiff and
. signed by Trinidad Romero and Va
leria L. de Romero, which said note
its date to foreclose a certain in
: denture of mortgage dated March 23,
\ 1906, made executed and delivered
to the Plaintiff herein by the said
/ Trinidad Romero and Valeria L. de
Romero, to secure the payment of the
said promissory note, which said
4 mortgage covers that certain lot or
parcel of land and real estate lying
] on the south side Of the public plaza
in the Town of Las Vegas, San Miguel
\ County, New Mexico, and bounded on
the north by the said Plaza; on the
! east by property formerly of Paul
Phillips; on the south by Moreno
street; and on the west by property
of Charles Ilfeld; to sell said prob
erty under sucn decree of foreclosure
l to satisfy the Judgment obtained; and
to obtain judgment for any deficiency
/ that may remain after applying the
proceeds of such foreclosure sale as
required by law; all of which will
more fully appear from the complaint
on file in said cause in the court
l aforesaid.
And you are further notified that
/ unless you, and each of you, enter OF
cause to be entered your appearance
/ in the said cause on or before the
ninth day of November, A. d. 1914,
judgment will be rendered in said
cause against you by default and a
decree pro confesso taken therein.
! of East Las Vegas, New Mexico, are
attorneys for the Plaintiff in this
leause
N. B. Laughlin. Esq, of Santa Fe,
New Mexico. and H. w. Clark, Esq,
Dated at Las Vegas, New Mexico,
this 10th day of September, A. d.
1914. LORENZO DELGADO,
tSeaD Clerk.
I17-14-1-2-1K
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nun oentlitb erfsnnen, bab es sin 'tsme
lid GROCER Dreimaitsr mar. Gin 5beiI
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lief iib ni6t srtennen = mar ins
@aTer sefuntsn. pdbreno Der anbere
siemli6 tell, pis Elm glusrufeSei9en,
in bic SSbe itanb.
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auf oen Wee gum Surbctel. I'm Ell.
mes Der tlsiuen, i4nellen WlotorboOt:
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Orp ceries
.aaffs. = martt ruhig. pr.iis

8uder.- prsife itetis. Raffinirs
fer Gut Coat S.15e; poipbereb 1856;
Cubes 7.50c: sranuIirisr 1886; Gons
festioners ~ 7.15e; off ~" $500;
ipsiber eytra 81 6.70e; sytra .G1
650e.
Mpfaffes III itetis.-Rsip Or.
leans Open HettIe 38-45e. Gsntrifu.
gal 18-20r PEI Gd1pne.
Refs. - 2ouiiiand, syanen sxab
6f-H, prima 5a-64e, orbindrer Al
--6e, SapoH 4s-4ae per pfunS.
Dairpsprobutts.
Hnttsr. - Warii rubia Drelfs
fstis. Wbolsmilt Grtra 33e, Gen.
iraIijsbGytra s0Ae, Gentrals5eb syirfs
261--271t. bo. Geeoubs 22-23e,
Jenel Dairy 2Sse WadMs Gtod 20c
tst pfnxh
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GbieasO, 2s. Sept.

htedgo, %. Sept.
W.is.n.-Jir Septembe- $1.054;
fir DECEMBER $1.08-1.09i, an
S9lub S1oSa; fir Mai $115-
1.164. am Sdlub $1.15s.
Mais. = ;riir 9ssem6sr 691-
7oae. am SdluB 70c; fir Mai To-
73e. am StluB 72ac.
6afer.-ssiir 9sssm6er 485-493c.
ON Shlub 49sc; fir Wiai 52b-
52ac. am GdluB 52sc.
Rogaen. -Ro. 2 93c.
9srfe 5s-72c.
2imotbp $3.7o-5.00.
&lee nominelI.
BORT $1S.00.-s5iir Nanuar S19.75
1890, am S6IuB S19.777.
Sdmals $9,57. - ssiir S.tober
$685.. am Gdlub $9.55; fir
Sanuar $10.02-10.O7. an S9luB
$1005.
Rippenfsiisn $11.20-11.62. .-5i:r
Stiober $10.80-10.S5, am SdluB
$10.S0; fir saraar $10.45-1o.5o,
am SdluB 5000.
Butter niebriser.
eier nie6riaer su 1S-21c, orbis
narn ssiriss 1sa-2oc. isirfts 2oi
PIG.
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Rinbpieb. = Die 3ufubr ipdr
aieuilih arob. bic Ra4fraae nur md.
Eta unb ber Wlartt i9pa9. Stoders
batten ebenfads i'm prsiie an leiosn.
| Wittelmdbise unb f4nere Stier'
| $7.50-8.50. auserleiene Bis ertru
$8.60-9.00. Onien $3.00-6.50,
HleiidersStiere $5.50-7.75. Seifer
A.25-6.50. auserleiene zig ertro
$6.60-7.75, &iibe $3.25-5.25, CUTE
$5.50-5.75, ertra $6.00-e.50, Gan.
ners $3.25-425, Stodsrs unb See
ters $5.50-775, Stots6tifer $5.25
-6.25, Stod.aiibe $4.25-5.00.
8ullenL-0ie 3ufubr mar mebr
als aeniiaenb fir bic Ru9frase unb
Der Wartt mar ihtpah.
5stte gullen $6.25-66O, 80
lpgnd $5.5O-6.25, srfra $500
$40. biinne uno lsi9te $4.50-5.50.
Wil9tiibe. Sbpobl Der
Wfartt MIR ipenia 2eben seigt,, 10
hielten fi9 bod bic preife fir bic bsi-
ieren &iibe. bic anberen fielen I'm 81
3 pro Stiid.
Grtra $So.o0-85.o0, quite Big aug.
erleiene $55.00-80.00, orbindre Bis
fair $15.O0-50.00.
aaIber. - Der Wartt mar
i4rpa9 unb bic preife fieien um So
75e per 100 9funb.
@rtra $11.25-11. so, fair Biz quite
lei4te $7.50-11.00, prbiHdre unb
srobe $5.50-10.75.
9 6neiHe. - Ser Wlarft mar
rubia unb bic preiIs itieaen rute INN
10c per 100 pfunb, ba bic 3ufubr ses
rina mar. itsben obsr I'm 1890 un-
ter oenen bon Der porigen @o6e.
CUTE bis auserleIene @erpadunss.
uno Sleif6erforten $8.S5-8.90, or
tinGre big aussrleisne ihpere fette
Sdus $5.50-7.90, ertra $500.
Staas $4.50-7.00, lei6te gsri8if.
flung. forten $8.00-S.75, f5srfel bon
110 pfunb unb fpeniser S5.00-7.75.
g 4afe unb dmmer. -
S4afe blieben Fetig, 2dmmer aber
ipareH Ifyipa6 uno fteben um 50-75c
unter ben Yrsifen BON porigsr 8ode.
S6afs -@rtra $5.15-5.25, CUTE
bis auserlefsue $4.75-5.10, urbindrc
Biz fair $2.50-4.65. - qGmmer
$5.50-7.75. guls $4.25-5.00.
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Rem gort, 20. Sept.
2ebl rubia uub iaum ftetis.
fldu

Rem gort, %. Sept.
Wsbl rubia unb taum fetis.
Rossenmsbl flau.
Waismebl taum itetig.
ROse.n rubig.
gerite itstis.
Deiaen.-4m plas tpilIis. 20.
rotber S1.083, go. 2 barter S1.084
go. Rurtbern Duluth $1.10f uni
Ro. l Tortbsrn Manitoba $113 no
rItnel c. |. {. Buffalo.
Mais.-Qm glab ihtpub. 30. z
geIbes S4sc bel gtntunft; 2lrs.ntini'
idss itritt prima soc uominsa abss'
liefsrt.
5afsr.-2tm Nab rubis unb itetis
Seu flau.
S,ppfen ftctis.
Sduts itstis.
Gsber felt.
BORT rubia.
gsef ungsreQelt.
S6mala itetis; raffinirtes rubig;
COMPOUND flau.
3ala ruhig.
Dole ftetis.
Sara rubia.
9erpentin itetig.
/, Reis itetis.
Molaifes itetis.
3udsr. Roher feit. MioluHes 5.62e;
Centrifugal 6.27c. Raffinirter feit.
Gut 2oaf s.15e; Gruibeb S.05e;
Roulb4 7.70c; Cubes 7.50e; xxx
popbersb 7,40e; popbereb 1856;
Sine srauuloteo 7.25e; Diamond u
7.25e; Gonfectioners' u 7.15c; Ro. 1
7.05e.
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9dslidJer Wsaritbertdbt

etnftnHa IT, 70. Seph
Ole na9folssnbsn Quotirunssn Be-
aiehen ii4 MIR auf gngros 5ranss
aitionen. pei ilsineren GeI6dfisn
perbea sttpas b0bere preiie bere6n.t.
probifionen.
Der Warft mar rubis. preiI. f.It.
g dmala. prima Steam
9.67A-9.77hr.
3rodsuetfaI3enes 5lsiI4.
Short clear Seiten 13l-14e, ibort
Rippsnfeiisn 134-13St. eItra ibort
clear Gsitin 13a-13ic, S&ultern
-. Bellies 14s-15e, lole unb fc
mebr ptrpadt.
Bacon. - Sbnrt clear Gsiten
143-15e, fur3e Rippeni.itsn 14a -
15e. S1uItern - unb Bellies 16
--16is IoIe uno 4e per pfunS mebr
petpadt.
Sugar gure6 JIei59.--
S6inten 20-20te, pienie Shultstn
15-15Ae. 8reatfait Bacon 20l-21c.
Sdulisrn 15-153e, troden. Beef
Sdinien 2s-30c.
SibsepSfettes GIeif6.-
Gdinten 16-16ie. pienic SduItsrn
121-13e. Bellies 17s-19c. SduI.
tern 13-13ae. gaep Dori Gut 13 -
1876.
Grifdss gleiid. =. S4ius
Ten 14t-15e, pienic G9uliern Ill
--11ae. S4uItsrn 11A-11ac. fbort
Ripptnietten 13-131e. ibort clear
Seitsn 13-13tc, ertra ib0rt Sei.eu
1s-1aas. Bellies 16a-17ae propfS.
W.bl .nnb Getreibe
Webf. - Winter patent $500
5.20, Winter GaneD $4.65-4.90, bo.
syamilp $4.25-4.40, grtra $3.50
400. oroinares $3.6O-3.80. Sart.r
Wsi5en Vatent $5.65-6.05, DO. fanep
$5.20-5.45. o.Gamilp $4.2O-4.60,
Rogsenmebl, norbtpetIi@es semiidtss
$4.90-5.00, r.ines gitp $500 -
5.10 per Hbl,
Weisen. - go. 2 rotber Winisr
1.07s-1.O8a. go. 8 $1.05-1.O7,
Ho. A rotber $1.00-104.
WeIfaforn - 90. / tpeibss
s3e. go, 2 bo. 82a-83e. go. 3 DO.
82-82ie. Ro. A DO. 81a -82c, go. s
90. 81-S1ae, go. 8 bo. 80a-81e.
30. l selbes Toe. g1o. 2 bo. 7St-79e,
30. 3 DO. 7s-7sae. SO. A bo. TIA
78c, 0o. s bO.. 77-77ae, go. 8 DO.
76t-7c. 30. / aemiIdtes 78ae. SO.
2 bo. 7s-78fe, go. 3 DO. 77a-75c,
Ro. 4 bo. 77-77sc. No. s bO. 76a-
TIC, Ro. 8 bo. 76-783e. Wsibes
aoIbenfOrn SO 83c. aslbes s lben'
form 8o-81e. semii&tes aoIbsntOrn
s0--81e.
5qfer.-Ro. 2 tpeibsr 49-49te,
Gtanbarb ipeiber 481-49c. 30. 81
tpeiber 4S-48ac, go. A fpeiber A.
48e, gp. 2 asmifdter 47i-48c, go.
3 asmifdter 47-47ae, Ro. 4 semiih.
isr 46a-47s.
Tegg gen. Jfo. z S2-93c, yto.
3 90--Stc. go. 4 $500.
MalS - Griibiabrs Geriie 97e
--S1.05, bo. orbindre 8s-97c psrgu. |
Mbistp.
.Dsrtauft purben 531 8bls. Di.
Filters JtniIkb 0oobs auf Der Bats |
cbn $L40 per GalIone.
Grpeeries.
aaffse = Marst ruhig. preiis
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gaufd d ale

amtmam: .Sm pergangeneu Sabre
Tino sic pieoer fiinfSebnmul tpegsn
perbotensn 2tnselus beitruft poron,
Suber, unb baben orfiir insssiammt
breibis 5ase 6aft perbiibtl"
Suber: DOS is 70 Der 8urb'
fdnitt, Serr amtmanni am beitsn
tat id5 ben W1ouat Su Qlnfans bes Sab.
res alei6 abfiben - b0s mar bel eina
fater, ba bruu6tr Der Serr 9euoarm
iid5 ni9t bic Mub' Su MAIDEN. mid
iebesmGt auIsui9reibeu!"
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Gbicaap. 26. Sept.

S6ipsins. .--3ufubr 5000. Marti
i&.pa6 nit ben mtiiten 9ertdufsn ~
S7.90-8.50. lei4te 5000, ges
mif6te $8.00-9.00, idbpere $40
$40, raube $7.70-7.S5, Sertsl SAFE
$50.
Riuopieb.-3ufubr 200. Rdrti
itetig. geeOes $6.S5-11.O5. Stiert
S6.25-9.15, StOters uno lesbers
$5.40-S.35. aiibs unb 6eifer $500
.-9.15, adIbsr S8.00-11.75.
sdafs. s.-3ufuhr 1000. Miartt lie.
tig. S6afs S4.80-5.so. SGbrlinse
$5.75-6.40. admmer S6.25-780.
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9Eint,nnstL %. ettt. lst4

gtnetWnstt. - SEPT. 1914
De Na4fraae nod Earisben mar isins
lets orste nnb Udb n immes nod dubtrit
fsit. DE Danfen berehneten fir Garftben
.on eau oe9en bette Giherbeit 6--7E unb
bislcniirtea Oei&dftspapisrs tbrer xuHssu
" ~.
9sAia snf Reu Dsu
purben ~ Dari vnb 1Se yrdmie per $1,000
Dbii4sn 6anftH psrfauft. Die Goun tetrate
betrast soc Ysamie per $1,000.
DeAfd aHf grrspa
&obeI.GHpeiiungen auf 4onben wurbts
y ,s Ss SsTns 1s.ns ss amssI.
@s4Ja asf Berlin Durben s7s far 4 gsari
bsre6rst.
cnnsss-SbiisaiisHt
mbis xns f4wa4. Die. Sanien anssirsn
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aurtoffeln nieoris.r. g,aine gobb.
lers 65-65ae, Wi4isan unb @is.
coniin rotbe so 53c. DO tpeibe So
58c, Ulinnefotd nnb Datpta Obirs
55-58e.
Gefliigel. = 9ebsnbes niebriger,
Springer 13Ae, i5otpls 13c.
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Riebmarite. .

ginetnnati 26. Gept.
3ufubr unb @eriaubt mdbreno bsr
berflpHensn Wode, perslihen nit ben
sipsi perbersebenoen @Odsu. iparen
Ipie folst:
3ufllbr. Rinbp. Ghipsine. G1afe.
12. Sept. 1851 1924 6781
10. Sept. 1889 1858 S548
|26. Sept. 5867 1927 4755
0erfanbt n1brsnb bsrisIben 3eit:
gfinbb. Gfpeins. Ghaf..
12. $ept, .2321 1856 4749
10. Sept. 2497 6885 4194
I2a Sspt 2s16 1898 H72
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gnarims csnie ,imisse.
Yis llmldbs i'm bttiisen gtearinsbsufs
bsliefen iid beute auf %, ,8S8, $50. Die I'm.
idbe Der peripiienen @ohe belirfep iia aui
tal.8oS, TOO. gestn S23, ,4s8, ,7bo In Der Ter
feipppbirenbsH @rds oes porioen Jatrts.
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-08

together at west ,1s FONT aaE6 s9i Ioubs9as VI que
y Nt-- -. ri sllft --lf,lv discharged Love
4 sa ar eaFFfR F5fsf APa5 IN 5hS SVis enPl?y y
: e b Niaall, g..--,5t g.-- I spy. steals valuable
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-08
LUCILLE LOVE. The Gid Of Musteru

From here her resolution was always clear
before her, her purpose indomitabIe. Looking out
upon the courtyard from her l-rated window
there something ominous about the striped
Spanish sword grass, the giant cacti with its
huge fingers pointing heayenward, the stone
patio that suited the mood OF resolution into
which She had forced herself aud against which
the heavy odors Of the flowers, the bossoming
citrus and orange trees made but scant headway.
Idling here, yet always plotting the first
move TO be made when she escaped, she noticed
the slightest trile, grew acujey sensitive TO
every incident.
Thompson seemed upon his masters depart
ure 10 have lost poise thoughts Of the ruby
necklace his fingers had touched scared itself
upon his brain.
She recalled how he had served in her
fathers house so long with never a suspicion
from anyone that he was other than the perfect
butler with thought outside Of his work And
then she recalled the incident Of the necklace
the mnnner of his entering the room when he
thought her under the influence Of the drug, the
nimhle fingers that caresSed her throat without
touching it Always would she shudder at the
recollection, then deliberately drive it from her
mind.
It was the fourth day since the departure
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-08

Before the great crystal ball that was SET
upon the tagging beside the patio fountain be-
side which stood the monstrous hoarv. grey
palm tree, he halted, staring through the sIits ot
ms mask into its clear depths. She trembled as
she looAed upon the flaming eyes close to the
reflection OF her own face Suddenly he tore the
mask from him and tossed il TO one side closing
ms arm hercely about her waist and drawing her
soll cheek against his swarthy one. Together they
stared into the hall, his eyes luminous with a
wild love, hers moist with mingled sympathy and
fear. Gently she disentangled his fingers sur
Prised at the numhness Of them, the ease with
which they responded to her will
You must go back" he nlurrnured hoarsely
The daily sentinel., 1914-07-08
CHAPTER NXXII.
A Thief Is Rpdcly Foucd.

X0ClEfLY, Lucille allowed herself to be con,
Quoted back lo the room from which she had
A' made her escape. Her heart was so heavy
ls did not care what happened. Remembrance
l'f mission had faded into a blank before
a' muipresent horror OF the grotesque death
'ae ships captain who, ont of the chivary of
Is own nature had volunteered to save her
beside The broken window she sat plotting,
1lHRs' Schcmlng, doing anything to drive
r@ 'Ae morbid thoughts which married her,
W terrible visions that hoyered everywhere
1ola4 hrr' She had tried her best but still fail
logged her footsteps Her sweetheart had
e"gl RON the army under such cloud as
~. nave broken his spirit completely. His
-. sue knew was already broken by her
Ilng disbelief in him; her father was en-
M, 81 u m Inc same net with his aide. And she
LI .Ae Key 10 the situation, a key with no
~. ~ NJ She alone knew where the papers
49, "'lH lH clear up the entire mystery were To-
| IA -' s"e was a prisoner of the man who
about him '' "1u ulSo eas1 Uhe net
r-,,- aI L2u1eque's compliments. Miss Lucille"
ritb .e 60 lNe butler, as he noislessly approached
tBg uNl glass OF liquor, and he thought a
-Tb.Lsht night prove beneficial to the nerves."
.F.r,- .D1A IN you Thompson" she murmured
,.H'l iell your present employer | shall
na.si1'sss s' ..I hat she added, her eyes flashing
yor forgot Mr.. Loubeuue has been
r.l snPloyer right along
had nis--.i nun showed by no sign that the arrow
asr.y bo,D.5 aus perfect 9rmor OF Difference. He
BS,a Stlle So, Miss Lucille. Thank vou.r
iss5ed n nus perfect aplomb, Lucille stood un-
drBk 81. Isr nerves were shattered and the
hsd 9n' knew, would do her rood But there
Dot b. nj. ,-Il look in the mans eyes She could
ate1s. ',,.laSen -.5en IN it, Still, how would he dare
i01rHl5 Ll 'ulhg In the house of Loubeque? She
aud 54,i.51 tongue to the delicious. fierv stuff
rroacbaI \ sensation of comfort slowly an
delirAtf+l weary spirit, feeling of lassitude.
sbn1ye5 at'eF the narrowing thoughts that had
confident ~. one fought the sensation away,
such effect 'Iut ,,-, such tiny sip would have no
Por-i,L uNess II had been doctored.
ssaps, "a out the liquor carefully she Law
seep. II ,- "e pillows in posture of dreamless
rswardr1 77 nan an hour before her patience was
Tie room men Thompson slipped stealthily INTO
Eask m smile of eager triumph breaLino tbe
iLac1e fe[s5 laee as he glanced toward her.
last notch herself a steel spring wound to its
a surety ,bs, approached swiftly, silently. with
shich bad she had always identified viii him
ter'aut beforo' T.'ue her regard him as perfect
vas beside ~ =, 6ut which appalled, her now He
Ilg al her "a 'eaning over her, his hand erop-
about to cosa l''oat { First she thought he was
iAeg moved sp9e his fingers upon her throat. brt
could searcsls s"litly, delicately. so lirhtIy She
:, ,amation of eel their weight. httie ex-
'ae uecsIaco triumph as his finger nods toncbo,,
II was in his hands. And then tse
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s'eei spring uneoiled with tremendous sudaenness-
Iaken by surprise before the vicious fury OF
the girls attack the butler staggered back Be
Iore he could recover she was uuon him driving
him toward the door. He lifted his hands 10
lena ms face then stopped abruptly as he stag
Eeftd into ms master. just entering the room.
Hugo Louheque waited WATCHING the furious
girl and the ruGled butler curiouslv 4 smile
curved ed. his lips as he turned toward her.
You object to the dTaught 1 presume
assure you 1t has no i'll effects and win make
the journey one of pleasure instead of yyenri-
ness Then he vhirled upon the butler, his face
i!3 nara rs granite his teeth clipping of each word
What are you doing here?"
Il came to see If The druught had taken ef-
feet slldly muTmured the butler
BY what authority"
Asking your pardon, sir, hut 1 suggested it
and was afraid IL might have a bad effect l
grew TO take an interest in Miss Lucille in
Manila sir, and did not wish"
Loubeque frowned heavily but cut him short
with an impatient wave Of his hand Lucille felt
q sudden impulse to tell him the truth but con-
quered II swiftly. She could fight Thompson
much easier than this man. She must keep her
own council. The spy turned TO her again.
You did not take the draught?"
81 assure you on my word as n gentleman
that it will cause you no Inconvenience. Further
l hoped not to be obliged to tell you that if
yon DO not take it willingly you will be com
She bent her head dooilely. Resistance was
out of the question, and after all, she must save
her strength to fight the big things. As he turned
10 give an order to the butler she interposed.
u will do as you ask" she said quietly.
hut ] would prefer woman's bringing IL to
me Also / would like your word that | shall
have the constant attendance of u woman while
il is effective"
Hugo Loubeque bowed slowly. and. waving
his servant before him left the room. Lucille.
ten minutes later, accepted the fragile glass from
the mysterious who had abducted her mt
the wharf. After a moments hesitation, a shud-
der at the enticing coors shed from the stuff,
she drained the glass.
or-comfOrt-peace-. She gave her
self up to the drug with prayer; a prayer she
felt so certain would be needed, that, in her
slumber, smile parted her lips, played about
her countenance And when she awoke she was
at Loubeque's Mexican ranch
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5S,sosfis Of preceding ''.1r .. Low.
.--,ssr at west Point ia. and ,ihsSse in i9pe
VI. Is. s- s-I safp,=E ~ --Es-5ly discharsed- Love
l-l ~ 5uul1 L.-s ~ ssfi-f m Jbe employ
.t Nlllll, "--- 4 SOY. steals valuable
- alv 41 lH-sLl- ~ General Love.
s: As saa ssr isaRzfile s5 sl2 ai31'sTsd aide and
ri Lovg 71sl5.s ne OF me cri e
se-s u ls l-a5 EgrFrly lnsinuatlng
s-5I Love h4l r. Ian she loved and
H. stigma lfgil aviator. to take
| n - HL.ll. To fuil Lucille,
- n .hs ship 10 ~ ratus on the En-
| - i4sJ-ys tlt explosion In per
| ~ Z burt IN lle mos his nurse, and
/ m fhs papers - hem. The vessel -
- sfiP takes ~. Lucille drifts to a
= % Hs Wel.i ~ a crushed ufeboat Lucille
- Island on tle .-'.T7s- .-' Sine is Civeu an amulet
r hv tteale 4-g7ftrr and Il proved potent
Il s-1g ne gl.lt5--s IA Hugo LoubeQue Wlo, hHS-
ne a. Island plans 70 gej me me 5 nTeeld1s
f. LBllss 4s- 9- 7,v message asking her TO co -
- Hs sens -irHbarInE chief. whose VIE ls ~ ~
81 rome ~ -eirr on the way there sne iasls tt
% He. III aus by Loubc1ue ect9ss y NJ iiiii,
4 g'a7gl II T--I1g takes The papers from i-uelle, &
s thsn to Fou5S{lsS, lsS,ry8Ht s Steals them, but Is
sa rs H-.f Iucills who had trailed tnsin
iys rsc0yers them ~, i-',l rs,riS is attacked by
I.rrs as1lltl ~ I ~ is rescued by Captain
.,.,.- ,s a.- ,2b5 Is also picked up by the y@cht
u l7 ing elntr9hand arms 70 20 ~ Is and
81 T41salTs TTl.r-rG 10 SEA ln Gu open boat be-
q llf IN ~ 90 much of his plans. Their water
= s J Luse nearly dtss Bsi2ES Seiie hRe hack f to
-ll 2 - yvgth6-gu % get the papers BACK; anu
si-I Lucille follows L7uhedIe, anoaTu , a ~, n1Ir ~
Z In tEa hold and on being released,
Y. f5g5s1ues room fos the papers ne eatehJjs bjs
( a5 an fhe vessels arrival at port las her
y on, i1 n itzi ~ o strange home with inoNanle
Y II g,,gfaTIUtIs hooded figures and--ind LOU
81 sfasfs Inc papers once more from MN 9iu
t-ft he c1ught L0uhCque decides TO send her
Y -r7G6 IN MlEigo for slfe-keepinS.