Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1915-11-26

Slowly, deliberately, He Raised His
Give It to these who need It most
lake thell away frcm here-let tneu
90 70 the drinking places. See tha
these places are filled new, and tina
the tsast shall be Long live Kinl
Michael!
We ray not yet cry Leng live Kint
Frederick"
The aehleman shock bis head. NO
yet sad he They still snail CRY
Long live King Michael. That will
40 f5r the tlme at least"
Count Frederick returned through
me great enttyway and REFINED King
Micha here he stood. Your ma
1es t4d ne, 'your people are re-
''r IT. their homes
'Frt3lrieh MY ri I'd, my SAVIOR
VIC eak hing, lis features rkiag,
led the hands Of the strnger
ti@n You tell me they will dis.
perse2"
ENcn nv they 10 SC, your ma.
leSty.
hitty, ~ this time somewhat tor.
gotten In the klngs vacillating mind
steed tcoking from cEe 70 the ctuer
or these Two. AS Sue read tie situa.
tim, 1t carried something CT defeat
to her Al instant ago she herself
mac dominated the scene. Otherwise
new tr Count Frederick gave Ter
a somewhat sarcastic smile 1t was
the tine Of his triumph and OF ner
discontinue.
MadeEOlsella Is distrait?' said he,
She is mt danclng -sne will return
to her h5tl, perhaps! What caa one
do for mudenolselle?"
Kitty t4lned toward Elm calmly.
II might ask one 81 ycu seltle,
men to secure my car for me-" Count
Frederick smiled ard bowe.. as ne
turned away
Eut kitty was net 50 so5n to leave
the great salon OF the pa.aee that
night She passed toward the entrance
slowly, caught In the crush aud coltl.
SION of others who were CROW ding out
in the tiasco OF tie mucA.yaunted
black and white ball. Fer the time,
SHE found herself III the shelter Of
great column, where she was willing
enough 70 pause. AS she halted here
she heard voices Just behind her one
deep voice. which It seemed to her
she had surely heard before
It Is a Pity that the affair did not
come of tonight, your excolency," she
heard another whisper hoa aly. We
ave everything IN cur VA hands
low base all the plans OF I've tsul
leatlea8, The maps Of the avenues, the
specifications for each street crossing
: would have been entirely staple for
he army at Graho1e4 to march
aFeusa tais ransAacLle city as it
iked
Yes broke In the deep voice
Shich haunted Kitty memlty, a sup,
'ose 50, bat what would We do II
'e could not pay eur tr3@ps tAe Eext
ay How much better I than Gretz.
often "aed then b. oar GWa caso'
e Frederick Ia right III his main
Ian The thrcue al ne Is wsgthn5Ln,
lB-tt Is worthless In his k;agdgm
r In cur k.ngdam or IA any ether
p?yerty-strlckeH kinGsh HIP Is Ii i bust
ess for any MAJ wig have you nst
diagram Il the treasures burial
Iace-H II thar W, 'le matter
luld be somewhat different tonight"
. Hush size heard the other voice
hisptr. Apparently warned, at least, (
their suspicious, they mayed away, |
Though Kitty shifted her 5wu p ST.
an 50 taat her presence WAS MT
Gown.
Was 1t Count Sachio's Voice she had ]
1ard-waa he. the kiag's friend, |
cunt frederck's friend, the worst
aitor Of all, and was he also plct.
ng fer the restoration CT the two /
st BITS Ct Grel4A- fen cein? {
Which way sh uld SIC turn now?
} Frederick l'Gp2ssit lie. To MI. a
aelY Equally imp sslsle b
The two men whose talk she had a
erheard passed new frorl behiad o
Q pillar t-Mard the interior Ct the
lace, Apparently they were kEoWa
ere and welc, me, for surely hey
ere net stopped ~ any OF the kiags
ards cr eaamberlains. ar Kitty her.
II, equally well Identified passed Il
adtIy just behind them. Il
Kitty needed but che glance at the X
N she tfailed TO see Ii was indeed :.
unit Sachio whose voice she heard -
The men passed now to little :,
1m at one side Of the main hail. =,
.lch trayersod that portion Of =,
} palace. A window and door "
III lightly curtained, opened from "
hall within Kitty, as she drew =,
could see them now saehio, and d.
, whose identity she did not know. y,
Listen now" she heard Count -
'hios voice boom out since hero p,
y felt themselves quite safe from
rusior, listen, while | tell you g.
at is the real key to all these mat.
J. 1t is this document. bearing on p,
missing treasure of old King
'hael lie died rich, but like a m
er, he hid his geld He left q ca
e, yes--I have told you all of that. III
1t clue was the broken coin.
That coin was the same as a deed pa
he cid days. All transfers of realty