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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1915-12-31
CHAPTER XVIII.
In the Torture Chamber


Count Frederick heard them an
proach the door, and darted around
the nearest corner. He knew which
way Sachio would go, and gave him
time to establish a lead.
Sachio went straight enough for n
time, guided only by his sense of di.
rection, but at length he halted. con-
fused in the passageways which ram.
flied and spread this way and that II
was at that moment that Frederick
himself surprised, came upon him sud
denly. The two stood for half an in.
slant. facing each other.
MY dear Frederick" exclaimed
Sachio, looking his man fair in the
face with that courage which had
more than once stood him in sucb
good stead. How fortunatei | was
just on my way on an errand of the
king"
Il know something of the ways be.
low here" said Frederick. 81 have
been here often. Perhaps between lis
we may discover what you seek. In
view of what so recently has PASSED
1t would be easier for you to be our
enemy than our friends it not true.
dear Sachio?"
Sachio made no reply. They walked
forward, descending, advancing into
the darker portions of the subter.
ranean passages.
by the way. my dear Sachio." said
Frederick, at length-he had Sachio
Just slightly by the arm, and walked
abreast of h.-c. 81 there might be not
sudden treachery-'there in a room
yonder where we have long hidden
our medieval armor OF this palace.
Would you like to see it? II is Just be-
yond."
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Frederick in turn found his own
errand done. These two likewise
turned toward the Hotel de Vile.
Monsieur lie project" announced
the servant. when at last they had
reached the presence of that official.
this man"-pointing to Blake-"fired
on this other man and tried to kill
him. That is what | do not under.
stand"
The sound of the entrance of 9th
ers at the office now attracted their at
tention.
Your excellency," announced the
sergeant. these others, the young
Hnerican-Count Frederick"
The project turned his gaze upon
the new arrivals, himself none too
Heu pleased He found them but COM
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Kitty Gray. newspaper woman. finds In
a curio shop half of a broken coin. the
mutilated inscription on which arouses
her curiosity and leads her. at the order
OF her managing editor, to go TO the prin-
cipality OF Gretzhoffen to piece out the
story suggested by the inscription. She Is
Followed, and on arrival In Gretzhoffen
hcr adventures while chasing the secret
or the broken coin begin.
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CHAPTER L.

Sachio and Ladislaw. as may Re
guessed. allowed no grass to grow un-
der their feet as they FASTENED toward
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And his eXcellency, lie Comte Fred
erick.'
We'll, yes, himself as well, then.
Nor am | sorry that is true. | fancy
perhaps | may have been unjust to
him. He has done much, after all, for
me, his enemy"
What, you, his enemy?" grinned
Roleau Not in the least. Au con.
trairer mademoiselle!"
Ia1s-toi! exclaimed Kitty, her
color rising once more.
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CHAPTER XVII.
To Arms.

10 arms.
Dispersed under the wrath OF their
savage sovereign, the courtiers OF Ora.
hofien were cudgeling their wits TO
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Dominion bsfiuotn iib nntiirli4 n
siusr irsnts btnsibsnstrertben adgt
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prsFs ME DON ben 9sb5rbsn iuioniri
fpsroeH, fDirb ss linen perbenfsn
iDsnn fis fid bsr sr5btsn mprfift be-
fltibigsn, Inn ihss Qose rlidt nod 3u
Derfhlimmern. Aber nur Elm cana srs
bdrmIidtr @fiinnungsIump pirb IN
bisier 8t5itbuns 70 melt ssben, ME rs
nsulih Elm seipiiisr 80. WeihTei that.
CT III WaitsIisb bss parIamsnts unb
Dsrtriit bort Hrrtb WdterlDD. glad
Der Derlsiuns Der fostnnnntsn Sbrpns
rebs bieit er cine QInTpru9s NORM st
eitpa JoIesnbts dnsfiibrts: Die Deuts
fdtH in aanaba isisn itoI5 auf Bic
fuItursIIsn Grrungsnffnftsn Tires al,
ten @otsrfunbes. Sic isin ifoI5 ouf
bic srobn Dihter, acmpDniIftn un6
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wsit ssgsbtu babe. Absr iit fsitn nits
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Bolt Don fsiHsr SpruHusi bsfreit
perne.
RatiirIid bat Deiditl bisfsn nihtss
nusistn llniinn, Don btm e. islbit fsir
Wort glnubt, nur 5ufauimengsfhpati,
|um ii9 bei Der fannbif9en Regieriing
UNI bef preiis Iieb Ainb gu ma1en.
Der aobn iif bsun aud ni4i aiisgts
bIisbsn. Gan ale ianabiffxn 3dtuus
gen ipibmen biefem -sefinnunpstii@tis
gen Mbeeoroneten1, tpie iie ibH neus
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aompIiment Ssmaht. Wie absr unisre
aanbslsnts in stnndnd IN Wirlli@feit
iiber bitIes compliment benisn, oufiir
Iisst uns Elm ebsnfo erfrsuliher iDit
iibersensenber Beipsis Dor. Mlau bat
uns ndnli& eineu Der sripdbnien aeiss
artiieI susef@idt. ilub auf bsm Runbs
itsbt NIT Blsiitift sef9risbeu: Bee
urtbsiIen Gie uns Deutf4saundnisr
nift nah bisfsm G9mubfinien!S
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gepnrfemenfs Of HnbIic Serbice. fpeLber BIdn
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nit sdaeitn Yis,i nnr ben epuifitaiieHen. auftirs
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titrmii eufatbsbfH fnel. rne In acknowledgements
init BEN b,iadtpieH abasi9dsttH ars,HporanI&lsa
Der borgefebeneu gerbeiiernna.
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folien Der anipen Scrbeiiernua 5abIer ion. iiiib
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pelne BURG bic betaefe Sinoi ansafasben ipsr,
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tdbrliden Sablungen be5abii iDerbeH folen nit
Sinlen ani bic binaiisaei6obeHen 3abluns
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CroiHans an; Der Gigenibiimer ireenbneI6eu |
tetietierieH Qiaenitums fam nber 1u6. na9 |
fetnem Wuiolnfeu, fci&es afiebment In Bdar |
innerbalb oreibig tSo) 9agen bon unb ra@ |
,yafflruHs ber beitruernbsn CreinaHs an, besak
3ab Bombs bsr efabt Cincinnati ousossebsn
lpsreen foueu tn gesag eui bic bsfasien af'
eel IS ferner bef6Ioiien. bab bic MeJeIfiou.
,peIdbe es fur nofbiuenbig erildrt. Gbfetbaturh
Blaze. bon Cbferbnforb ubenue $50 tSfB Ii0tos
li6. nur6 aandliiiriiug su oerbeifern. pnfltrt
am 23 scnnar 1911. fei nub bieieibe Vt bier
burdj fptbsrureH.
Get "a fsrrer bef6Ioiien, bdb ber glerf bier,
,ur4 areepieien pirb, bic gerbffentIi6uuo bies
&c Aelolniion tn uebsrsiniiiwHune nit benz
Sefet Su brnnInNen.
9afirt am 10. Gebruar n. .. 1915.
e. 3, 9anuer. prdfi5sHi bes Sinbtrafts.
DeelaI5ief; Jrse. 60 6HsIIer, QIerf.
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psnn mir rsHt berihth iinb = ubtr
ni4tg geipifss tptib man noh niht--
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ipiinihen - 70 heftig - boffsntlih
b,itdtigt ii9 has - Dcrbrinstn Dis
bisber. mie eefast. eins srpbt mahr'
i@einli4ttit fpriat bafiir -.
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5rmi: -&briiiel, Ialf idnea suHI
Germ Goftor biniiber iinb bin ibH
5u fcrniner. nleine Gd,fpeiter GlrrQ 1T
IN Gbnnndjf gefaIIenls
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dtbenilos sum Mr5te uno meloet BE.
len: sSie folleu eIeid eiIlHnI 5u met
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ssos es iit' bab' ih bergeiIm; r6er
rietten nniB es fiirdterIidl. bern bic
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aanse fSIaite ss0IHrruaIiey aalf ibss
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penbis eriIari sn perbelJern bic Gierfs
Strabs. bon GMIssrt strabs bis GssIsiisr
upsrnf burg gtIaiitrn NIT osnutt.
gtaot ,gincinnaiL Einai bbio (breibisrisi ber
iaaTMiliaeT erpaelitu D1ttsIisesr tisrin absts
yas q Sisrmii far no.ppens,a er,lar. MIN.
o. tsrbsfiern bic. gierts gfrrbs. ben qnIberi
Sfrabe bic QaaleItoH eibtnue, blrh Setfn
bon Wtantt Qnrbs, 9flnftern bes aatrpeas
MI MI Srantt , ane SstltsIIane bst nottptn6i.
tiimmuns NIT ben glansn. epesifi.a.isnsn. no.
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geleeens Yerbeiierine. nufIirseub In Der or.
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pon Der tetipen yerbefieruna, ba feline Uerdrs
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IND IN ber y9eiit uEsaeaebeg perbtn fo1fn |
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CT - Wrnfr bel0loifeu. pob Der Gitff blers |
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paiiirt ON 10. ssebruar q. .. 1915.
<. y, EanHer. @rdHtent be- Sinbfrnfbs |
sweeiaubiet: Gree. S6usIItr. gIesf.
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rlins Der Dane etenue, bon RnIIan ebeHu
bis Gbdie elbsrue.
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luton, ipaiftrt am a. 1aer I'M glgbember 1914
fienpotanidIdatn unb 9rotilsn. ipsI6e friibet
Sss1ssH S IS aIssa asss p' Y snss M 'sssa gas tn S'r
CLIFTON 2. Tdb tinide 1901 gtpssnt ber
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lin Der aoiitn fhr bic areHinnssH, arfsf'
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sriauuen
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Der Gieenibnmsr iresnbfpsife7 beiisnerssrGiaen.
ftrr. rio6 fetnem Grueftn foI6es Afe5nent
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,sn ,sn gne gili'eisii eebeH bon nnb nod BEN |
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Tanntr, Qrdfibenf bes siabtrufts. |
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pa lit Elm Muttsri5bHGeu tei uns.
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siss Sp1ins Grcps esee.. gsesnnbsr ben Yieb.
goInn 2i.23.25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

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im gn,,;,; IiS Mer mogasns uAfefe innisftaeiiebis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

Jnnptr Gtutf8fr, um sinen gd6eress
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23.2l
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belfsn. s2i wRatn etrats.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

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inHigifaeeltebfe Satin, mtitter, 1c6fer, CONC.
ter uub Sdllpdafrifr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

iinh bic bribsn fhritisn aus bem
Stqitsr hiHaus IN Die iiItxrsIdnssn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

eebotene WtIIe,
aeIiebte Satin bon Gbparo %. stpp.,im a.
gebensiabre. Die @eefbiguns finbef ftnff am
whftpo6. "a. Gebrunr, Endmittags uri iibr,
bonn Irnuertdufe, Ro. 2636 Gennis Gtrnbe,
iere gptis b5fIi6p einseIabsn .finb bon
II Tea trantrHbrH Stntttbaasnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
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run ttsctlsn ncbn. Eerfsnie eeiisfsrt uns
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
g.reins.anssiasn.
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ben srin9t ber asi4srfrifr bsisuBsbnsn.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
MORE TIME Is ASKED
PiCkens Watson, Defendant In Suit,
Says He Cannot Now Secure Pres
enCe Of Important Witness.

A petition asking an extension Of
time in connection with the suit Of II.
NJ. Donnelly against Pickens Watson
und A. p Watson was filed today In
the office Of Court Clerk Beatty. In
the petition Pickens Watson states
that he Is unable To secure services
ON one Of the principal witnesses for
the defense, one + ] DuPrce.
The petition alleges that by Due
rrce the Watsons will be- able TO prove
that at the time the $1,000 note men
liuued In the suit was given to the Bo-
meta Valley ArteslHn Land company,
the company agreed to give Plckens
Watson position Ms manager " the
Texas end Of the concern at a salary
NJ $3.50 per month aud that II was
further agreed that he should receive
5000 worth Of stock aud that the
company would take up the note
when II became due no action has
been taken on the petition asking an
extension Of time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18
TO MOVE TO GUTHRIE
State Commissioner win Go to Guth.
rie After Legislature Adlourns /:
Looking for Assistant.

DR. John W. Duke, state commits
sioner of health stated Thursday
that he would remove his office to
Guthrie shortly after the fina ad
iournment Of the legislature When
nr Duke accepted the office II was
with the understanding that the state
office would he removed 10 Guthrie.
The office of assistant commissioner,
created by the present legislature,
viii not be- filled In all probability un-
III the end of the fiscal year accord.
ing to Dr Duke The commissioner
said the assistant must be a bacter.
iologist, an analytical chemist and a
business man
Whenever ! find such man" said
Or Duke, "Im going 10 grab him
then and there think now that I
will not make the appointment untll
the end Of the fiscal year"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-18

Let ~ see why so many wurkmrn
In American agricultural factories ARE
Idle. Last year Germany bought NJ
us SOOOOOO worth Of mowers and
reapers. hay rakes SOL, 1000, planters
S2OOOO plows S1l3,0OO threshers
S2Bl 600 At $3.50 per day In wages
that loss accounts for nearly 5000
Idle men. In brass goods she took
N.A2,WO which loss throws brass.
workers out ~ work Starving out
the Germans aud Austrians will cost
the farmers VI the United States not
less than $I0OOOOOO In year.
Germany ahsorbs one half of the
exported American wood alcohol used
In the arts Last year she with Aus.
tria took $4,000 900 " our copper and
copper wares Averaging the wages
OF the Montana aud Michigan miners
at ~ per day that means 10 900 COP.
per miners ana workers added to the
bread line. In bleached cotton cloth
she took from M 81 100. 900. cotton
waste, Sl,O0OOOO. cOrsets SSS.OOO.
mixed goods Sl7SOO0, phosphate
S2,7OOOOO, binder twine SOL 900 dried
apples Sl,20sOOO, ripe apples 81 oO0.
600, aprirots, SsOO,0OO. peaches $40.
600, prunes S21lO,OOO glue S7s,OOO,
rubber goods Sl,2O0OOO. shoes Sl32
600, Iron aud steel products 81 500
900, adding machines $4,000. cash
registers Sl,2O0OOO.
Now figures are usually dry reading
and Re will not continue, but the
statement can be safely made that
England, by declaring practically ev.
erythlng contraband Intended for
Germany and Austria, excepting cot
ton, has thrown ont Of employment
aud reduced 10 a state Of want from
$4,000 10 100000 men. TO say moth.
ing OF the fearful curtallment OF trade
and traffic In other directions.
The oldest living Americans recall
the days when the American flag flew
over thousands Of fast clippers, when
more than threcfourths of the com.
merce OF this country Was carried In
American bottoms. lie reads from
his history how England took advan.
tage OF the civll war TO seize Ameri
can trade and, having destroyed our
commerce as our country lay pros.
trate, the oldest citizen Is surprised at
the present generation which seems
supine and helpless to protect its own
products from the dominant power on
the high seas The patriotic Amerl
can products on the high seas should
not be held as sacred az though they
were on land The world may he SUI
ferIng from Mllltsrism but America
surely is declining because she Ia held
at the mercy Of relentless foreign
navyIsm. The Fatherland