The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-02

NOOK Seated Upon a Stone Bench.
bang " all" said {. aud then lapsed
into a horrihrd silence
When thu Hazards aud Smiths de-
parted the next morning they were ln
full possession of Hil Of our plans.
hopes and secrets but thry were bound
by promises that would have haunted
them throughout all eternity II they
allowed them 90 be- violntcd DO not
rccall having seen two more intensely
excited. mdhut women IN my NE than
Elsie and Betty Billy. They were IA
nu ecstHtic state ~ mind. Their bus.
bands hut little less oNcliod. offered
tn holr us in every way Possible and
to prove thrif EARNEST turned the
uruv ol tnr m1lorhat down stream.
.huIHu.ul no, i.U up the river ln or.
l,r to ue boo N.,Hw Boo ea,r should
Hr"i fh.m fH .u, wWn-. whatsoever
Nm m., u-. ems, NJ, iar as am
.m.weI Nr rws -ld thr Young
iINHWHf A.. U representative N the
United >ut- government can't De-.
..mu publicly H,W,vd boz this inter
national mU.ib. I've just got to keep
my "n. sHI,l n 70 v,ur discovered
frat tu.V pf 900 th. m, bead would
boo under inr sui.t,r.ucr boo uo time at
aI. Swish Om.mN .uIHI,d,"
Nt Iu u...e.k fU, u.,t moruIus / was
HIpI 200 tHr Telephone smith had
.iau..u. u.N- Goo iwmu Count Tar
.uN-, .ud Nmu Jmo,ityb had en-
H..I Zoo duct with pistols ut sunrise
Iuf tUr 1"yt mI lunr down with q
Hu.H iNuuaH HI. uuls 10, died an
Huur u"r IIuuw-V according 10
no, mm1r .t'ul 1u1ui ulbcIal Wen
uH. WIS uIryi5 uu DTS way 90 BerIin.
where D.. would probably remain In
-r,.u-i.u wfU the affair blew over or
imperial forgiveness WIS extended TO
him
rlcrr WIS .1usr fnr satisfaction
ampue No. even Though the baron Ind
fallen Instead ui the count The sen.
-ruua HrH.r would serve 10 keep
THuovy under cover flr some weeks
NJ Iruu uuI minimize thr dangers AT
tending Toe countess niehi from the
castle SuU Q could uuf brIp feeling
disappointed nyrr thr outcome " the
mr,uus WI, r.nIu'i Count .nmow.
s., have hrru on. uur tu fullf
The countless. ,.r pIIr aud dIstrait
r1Nr Wrrura lu hyr feelings In 70
most remarkable auur She said
rh.s Is uur ut tnt few Huo things
fnlt Nlus u~ ever dome : nan glad
that hr blIIrI thi man lie should
have dome -o long aru the BEAST lie
was u-n' the most dospirahle crca
wrr I've ever SHOWN
She slIl up more lmu this but one
could readily grasp 400 tmt she left
uutirrrd
CDUurmn rather srnirutInusly re-
marked o, little Rosemary who could
not have rpmrrrnruiod the words ~
course. "Wrl little Rosebud. your
p4pn mly uc 70 spruithrift Int he new
o. WASTES bullets
which was entirely uu'1llrd for J
contend / WIS struck boy the swift
look If dread that lcaprd into Aline's
ewes and her plllor
Ou tup ~ 900 tuis came the nstonish-
ms news hy cipher dispatch from old
Iasnrr Titus principal adviser Ia Lon
don THAT hls offer OF Sloe"'o had
bacon declined bog r1rupvsy two days
b,fD., the count having replied
through m. lawyer. that nothing short
.,f two million. would induce HIM To
reliuquish all claims To his child
had been ignorant ~ this move Ia
the case aud expressed my surprise
Of nskcd father Go de- IT. Mr. Smart
said the countess d.jcctcdIy. III seeu.-
cd the casir-, way uut of our dilhcnl'
TICS and the cheapest lie VIII never
.