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every hiding place in these sma'.
apartments produced an armed man,
without doubt the apache band nad
laid siege to Kitty Grays apar'men'''
and with no intent Of failure
The high voice Of one Of the apacnes
was FIRST. "You. all Of you, quick
have no time to tribe with you. ~
want the coin--which OF you mas IL:
: The apache's gaze turned from
Count sachio's face to that OF couns
Frederick. and then again from hl',y
To Ro,eau. But none of these MADE
answer Not one made him sure as 10
any specific guess. .
what, you refuse-you 90 not u"'o
tall Of you? know as s'anu no'
the coin is in this room at this mo
mept-some one OF you has lit 10
worth your life not to own up 70
that" t.,
Kitty's eyes despairinsiy sous"
those of Roleau, but the fighting iae'
. Of that belligerent showed no sish D
war, Count Frederick looked at he'
/ anxiety upon his face, but made NJ
| sign which could catch her attention
He was not indeed entirely sure V"A
She had the coin in her possession
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that is true. There vas a Vlctihi
horc-and yondpl lies proof enough d
that Someone must have killed nm.
Someone must know about that. De
tail two men" lie moti0ned to Ro-
Ieau and the renegade, who still had
been retained in custody in the nail,
by guards who had not dared 10 enter
the room.
Now for the first time Kitty Gray
rose above her fears, excited at this
sudden danger to her faithful scrV-
ant.
What do you mean" demanded she
of the project. This is my servant
Roleau He is innocent as a babe. tie
has been with me all the day, ever!
moment of the day since ] lett my
room. We were together when we
were taken in charge. He even brought
to YOU the man who was in this room
Why do You accuse him."
Enough" said the project at length
and signed to his men. The man no
leau and this other with him Will re
main in charge You others may gt
free. Messieurs, mademoiselle, shal
| say adieu or au revolr?'
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chaFs' As 'N5I o. ,'"'u''. DAY 10 MN
'hal we give Oh. N1AoE lA1l We NAo"
nothing Oh IT,
But moH".'"'' '''l PIC"
'o"H. 'f'"eI'1" no" I0'''.o ana
1Eo"Nea III S"'aeA anger
rue inc p'e'NE'' J "di1i1 ll@l
i'"' = IT, ''''''' l. - va, ~,.'''0
% t".5 room ana ''oN 'N'. I'.'",'
"4'Nou1 F'o'9S" "' ID ~ 'l'"Me ''o oV'
MAI Oh 'h"l jill 1'.' presence. 81 Us l0'9
owner Il !"'e.ssl'u me 'ooN IL
VIII ll.""S s1I" ''s@'"'''' a. '',o ~
lo' lh"' D'' '''',' '.''' ''"''',.'7 ~ Nv
Win W. ('hA' VI qua "N''' "a NO
not cei2'e'r1 III! hN'"' q Ne'S " .'l'
'aaI. 'ou S'l"'' l''E "''@''' o' '''''0'
any 'FInP'' up '''''s ''-'.'' '".'9T
"hicN may I'o"'' !o'' ,''-i ~ i''i'
SOM" N'e'iH o' '"' law =.
Nl&">.b6 i."iH ""' ~ '"' o1"'' U"''
oUslE' tne project q i'"7.o '.I"e" "
'"r oo'''
oIUHlS''.
"IioIu lh'Se prisoners neie' sal" "1'
'unti Iel"'| l VIII n'"N9 S''''
haste as cah-thtfe Shai 4 iiFS"7"-
ger 50 70 the EoE"i palace ana mean
time NH see II can save any "io'e
time ~ iNolhS la' h4ns SCI anus 'J ",
use o. the telephone lIoI'' '''0 ''''0'
rooms p9'""' A.. -.
Lett presently aioAe' Ior " 'ii"V 'ns
uncohSeN."I party sat OF S'oou " :t:.,
as pest lAeE might nI"o"N' ""''t''s
the issue OF 'he cillel 3 el'd''U'
kltty 1eit heF eyes turning "s".i
, ana again 10 inc grave l"'7 u Oo"D
. FREDERICK himself whose o" Il s''nee'
: were ave. 'eu i'ol'' il'''
. seemed, now strong no" 'e9ou''ela
/ these thoughts CANE 20 ne' 'n'A.
: Hlthout MN lo" Ill 'i''' '"'' ur'p -,
u COLI OF CIRCUMSTANCES iee'' ".ns ~
HretZhoheh GULL "ne,o -.
De! W nat nope "o''u '"e "
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CHAPTER xxxVlU.
The Hidden Thief.

Az he turned from the room where
these late exciting scenes had oc'
Cured, there was one-Count Fred
erick-who gazed back with look OF
INQUIRY to the solitary occupant VINO
tarried there. Kitty Gray, wrapped
in her own anxieties, did not eaten
this look of solitude. but as they all
passed out and left her to her own oe-
vices, robbed now even Of the aid OF
her faithful servant. she cast herseif
upon a couch in sudden access OF ap'
prehension.
Then she paused, her breath held'
her heart sitting her lungs for just an
instant. 1t seemed to her that she
felt in the couch beneath her some
suspicious movement-yes, it must DC
so, She sprang across the room 10
tha door. her first instinct that OF
fight but halted and found conceal
ment beyond the first curtain OF 'he
alcoye, Her eyes were fastened on
the cover of the couch which but no"
she had occupied.
Yes she saw the lid move. saw =
hand appear beneath its edse-sa"
q man slowly crowd himself out from
this hiding place within the body OF
the couch. 1t was the face OF one Oh TIE
apache banda face that she Sd"
. turned questioningly into the roon
which evidently he thought no" va
/ cant Surely Blake had abundant re
, tainly he himself did not larry =
, moment. and he was out OF the WIN
) dow and passed from sight as ha'
his fellows.
Q There was no time for Kitty to cal
1 for aid oven had there been aid whlc'
a She could have summoned. -"
:. wasted no time in utilities, but ne
}. own fashion Of self.help, resolved I
o lose no opportunity to end certain Z
these complexities. Without t''he 10
s thought she sprang after the man !, IL
n definite plan in her mind. AS she al
SO, she called out once more ain'oS
# by instinct, upon the one friend WI
thus far had not failed her n
y leau!" she cried,-"Roleau!
But the faithful Roleau did not mes
a. his mistress summon him. by IN
time he was in the front part OF u
ID hotel, himself in charge OF the omce'
a. OF the law.
lie On his way to the station house
It charge Of the gends;mes he weisn'
q, deliberately the chances OF succe
one bold man might have. again
40 these others now torn by indecis'o'
m for certainty tho gendarmes the
Id selves had como out Of this with no
H. too much glory, and were In no Z
4 good conceit Of Themselves IN
walked loosely, heads down, dreadi
nd what lay ahead. 1t was no great Il
of for Roleau. half guarded. to sprl
ed away from them At speed. and on
ed more to gain the front of tho not
He passed rapidly to tho desk.
to "Padron," he said to the clerk "
". stood there, himself irresolute, I
to captsin has asked me to inquire OF
re excellency--" and he did not step
EN- specify as to the nature OF that
,ut quiry. He sprang to the stair
is deferred, ran down the hall. and OF
hit. more found open the door OF the 70
me which but now he had ieit'
my He entered eagerly, gazed ao
him-and stood dumfounded LOT
n" moment. There was no trace oi
no mistress. The room once more
ut altogether empty.
ely, To him there was only one con
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schedule time. All WELL what might
not one do for these Of the nobility!
The motor which bore Kitty and
Roleau whrled into the station an In
slant too late. or so it seemed. Inc
race seemed lost, and recovery OF it
beyond hope,
Quick, Roleau, close to the
tracks, commanded Kitty Gray.
Drive, driye--they are not out OF the
switch yards yet
With Roleau's revolver muzzle at
his back. the driver obeyed his Or
ders. Neck and neck he raced the
passing train, drew alongside just
close enough for one desperate leap,
His passengers took it. An instant
later lie was alone They Two were
On the train.
As for Count Frederick he pounded
along hopelessly distanced in this
race. lie saw what had occurred, but
could do no more than accept the
facts as they we're.
But Count Frederick himself was
no irresolute soul, and moreover he
knew his country well enough. He
did not pull up now, but rode OF
through the town. across the country,
taking the arc OF the great semicircle
which he knew the train must make
where the line curved around thsI
northern extremity Of the uncultvatii
cd plains
On the train Bartel the kings coin
y in his own possession, sat Wett
!, enough content with the turn Of his
Il fortunes. lie knew that few hours
d now would place him in safety aud
O. knew that more than safety would
'e await his arrival in Grahoifen with
lo the coin. Perhaps Cortislaw would
C. reward him III measure even beyond
la that awarded to his superior, Count
lg Sachio. Surely there would be pro-
re motion for him, pay OF material sort.
as He had not seen the desperate
means employed by Kitty and Ro
as leau to board the same train-did no,
ar know that even as lie sat comfortably
ct smoking and complacently looking
rs, forward to the future, these two pur
IL suers were but coach or so i'll tns
It rear. making plans of their own.
iri Remain, excellency." said Rolea'
mt at length. Let me go forward alon
ne he may be hard to handle, TO
al surely he will not give up what q
IT. has except with stiff resistance"
hs 81 shall go Also" said Kitty stou
Q" ~. Il must see how it goes OH
srs one can tell what next may happe
he to the coin-I must be there to see
ICY all. Nevertheless, l thank you Il
Az your chivalry, Roleau--you bring
lo' mind the men of my own country"
A flush of pleasure came to II
~ face of the honest fellow at words
.ne praise whose like he had never heal
'~n in all his life.
'au . Come. them" said he, "at lea
s q there is no chance for him to escaI
- from u.s."
.,o But, excellency," he added as tn
nlo passed the window in the next G
;. " forward. "look! What is that?"
Nv, She followed his gesture, q
.;n looked out across the rugged Ian
scape in which they now found the
;,n selves. Ahead. coming at reckle
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sneed down the face OF the steep
grade. rode man whose going was
fast and furious. He rode a horse.
snent almost to his limit, but rode 20
recklessly as showed disregard OF hts
own life and that OF his mount -
we'll
"Hs is going to be killed." crted
Kitty. Look, it IL the Count Fred
erick-how has he como here!
Roleau suppressed IN exclamation,
by the short road across the bsnl--t
how did he happen to think OF hte
But he is help!ess!"
And 90 It seemed-the rider. Who,
did not draw rein. but spurred furi-
ously on down the slope-seemed rfe-'
| Ing to his death.
But once more courage proved IT,
own best defense. Tho rider came
head on toward the train. paused on
tho cut just above it-spurred for
ward reckiessly, and pulling his stag
xerinx horse together leaped boldly
out and forward-those who looked
through the window could not tell
with what result.
+ Now" said Roleau, we have Z
dead man for sure. Dead or alive
there are two men on the train with
whom we must account. There vii
be work for us, excellency, that il
sure"
Kitty Grey turned pale fac
r toward him. "lIe took his chanc
5 like a man." said she. Il hope oh
. hope I.
90 &. CcNwISUEp.s
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CHAP Ter XXX. VII



The Missing N,ct"1.
.Qbst's all thls" repeated I'll. pre-
4. toslv loohiug .ro. .H' % tie
..of the group ga.@ nam. "ou'h
# VOL maxi d 11"H'tl 81 '"7
49,
|, turn the me-a..7 Oh '''' O",
.aT,g and illasaCr. . party gaze" AZ
s,m and at one another
Kitty Graz a.'H. 7s'...'" W ''''2
!, ,hs situation different F'i"I u
..v For just one instant she was
\ the belief that some moan '"o'S"
nd been COMMITTEE here b. h'r SER
nj perhaps III the interest o' "gt'
III But the heavy tr""H Oh '"e o''-
M fixed upon her lace so0eIeu "et
a,csIy enough.
In turn she cast r E.""'0 'p''' ' ia
l,au and raised her pro"9 II Q"e'!'
M, that faithful soul only S"ooN MS
head 10 signify his own i7i''' "'''e u
tae nature OF this new Ill! S'e'!'
Which Of you has uhuet'aNe" ,'''o
sorry JEST demanded ih7 p'el'''
sgain. Come, now, there was i"u''
der here. The town Is aIoot over II.
And now We come here ana are 'oio
tdsre is no murder. or al ieaSI no VIZ
tim Of one. Where is the pouy ioo
said you saw the man lying mere
He spoke to Roleau.
Your excellency, SO he was re-
plied the latter. He lay mere vi 'lo
aoor-directly where you see tl''S
stain. This man here was Deiloihs
over him when caught HILL ZIG ""'
searching for something on Tue oou!
Il lay directly here when leit 'hls
room, Monsieur lie Project. mat Is
oil | can say
4 The project in anger turned u
Blake, the apache leader. =" nat "
you say he demanded.
That should be set Tree! sHlleo
the latter, showing MS ragged 'ee'"
You, woman the chiet .urhee
ouce more to the incoherent ma'u WIZ
stood wringins her hands what u
/ you mean by coming with such ID
alarm, when there is no PROOF y
ueed?"
i But saw him lying there on III
/ hOOr-there was blood
i But blood alone does not MAKE
crime. There must be also the Dou
/ OF the crime itself. We must max
/ further search. You Wiil all RENAL
/ Ia custody until We have looked ful
taer. You will all go with US TO the nc
i tel de Vile for the further examine
i ion. We must md what bottom tuef
lsto all this.
u l beg your pardon, Monsieur
81 Prelect," here interrupted the dee
n voice of the Count Frederick. "lo
VIII DO nothing OF the Kind 50 Tar !
am concerned and SO far as tn
young woman here is concerned.
y The face OF the project flushed
surprise. How now. Monsieur
comte? You speak somewhat bold
1t seems to me,"
There is no need for argume
over it" resumed Count Frederick.
vas not here, as you we'll know. wht
hls crime was alleged to be coma
M-your men found me elsewhe
almost at the moueut OF the crime
self. My own people can tell y,
Saere | was all the day before tn
moment. Moreover. this young wo
AZ was not here, as | can testify
soc Was at ny house. As to this ms
whose name is Ro!cau, he was SCI
Ant at one time, cannot say whe
he mas been all tho morning. but
sss in nv house and apparently h
seea FOR some time when your N
1ies!ed US there-this young Tom'
1,seii and him.
nue. true. vejoined the o1lcl
W. Ill these things may coma
W. me examination.
We are not bound to join you
NJ summation rejoined Coz
M. ue''ck coiaiy' SO far as this
usa OF our sister kingdom Is c
NV A.0 II Is something OF an ln'
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e'pT ''I,'' I,',,l" aro1,i,,aJ Sac1io
-. .,rho+ VOC sudden
~, .,r,oa - Count Fred.
.,,, oortoi, onvintv in his own
na1a ror bo ,,ioh+ we'll fancy that
o. 'ot+ar hold him IN no too safe a
c,i.,l.h;n eirca his own
to. '''.o .a.oa,.,,. of tho commits naIsce
L i",u =, Crotghoffan town
..7vh, wore they. think you?" in.
ou;.od co.nio
atThoar ro,,,;od Connt Frederick
"7,hov ara thieves Of our beloved city
ot rra,zbofgon--a mart Of organized so
oio.,. -, = ovicts hera nv friend, ant
,,.ou orrani1od "a is cay TO be seen
p,,ro yondar is their leader Hi.
> home is In the edge of this city, ant
his hand is ready enough NE thinks
for any crime. Fifty, hundred mel
or mere are under his orders. Appar
> emily he has laid his plans we'll.
thought as much when | last saw hin
and his rats"
And when was that. Monsieur |
Comte?"
AT no long time ago | paid MN
> VISIT said Count Frederick, shrus
cling. Il learned enough to be read
to suspect that man yonder or any
o his tribe. They have broken anu q
. tered these apartments. Within on
- view they have committed ROPER
. from the person of this young woma
here. They have obviously taken VIII
, they sought-whatever that may b
=. trust it was Of no consequence, m
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Work Is Harmless.

Work never hurt anyone II It was
only broad enough and deep enough in
its claims on human nature. Our eX-
tremely long lived men have always
been hard workers. Pope Leo XIII,
who died at ninety-three; Humboldt,
who died at ninety-two; Gladstone and
Virchow, oetogenarians, are exam
Piles in our time. Is ii any wonder
that physician gets impatient when
people talk about the men and women
of our generation doing so much that
they are eXhausting vitality? The
trouble is they do not do enough.
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COMMISSIONER s SALE
POWELL CIRCUIT COURT
Bette Hardwick &C., Plaintiffs,
uEDSJrS

IOW ELL ClhCOll OOO"l
Bette Hardwick &C., Plaintiffs,
VERSUS
Southey Lacy &C., Defendants
Notice of Sale in Equity
By virtue of a judgement and
order of sale of the Powell Cir.
cult Court, rendered at the June
term, 1915, thereof in the above
cause, the undersigned will, on
the second day of August, 1915,
at one o'clock p. m, or there
about, (being Court Day., as
CO mmissioner, proceed to offer
for sale at public auction to the
highest bidder, on credit of SIX
months, at the Court House door
Stanton, KY, the property men,
toned in the judgement, to wit:
Situated. on Morris Creek, In
Powell county, Ky, and bound
ed and described as follows; Be-
ginning at a point on the comfy
road running up Morris Creek in
the line OF the land of the defen-
dant, Lizzie Stephens; thence
with a western course to the nor
Invest corner of the said Lizzie
Stephens land thence a north
ern direction with the Leonard
Hall land to the lands of VIM.
Neal; thence eastward with the
land of VIM. Neal and Thos. Cen
tiers to the top of Morris Greek
mountain, a southern direction
with the line of Ira Logan, con-
tinuing in the same direction
with the lands of Lizzie Stephens
10 the line of Jesse SwangO;
thence with his line a northern
direction to Holly Greek; thence
west course with said creek to
the county road, a southern dir
ection to the point of beginning,
containing about $50 acres, more
or less; also portion of sand land
beginning at the northwest cor
ner of Lizzie Stephens land, at
the county road, thence north
with said road to Thos. Centers'
line so as to exclude Jesse Swan.
go's yard and garden; thence
with said Centers' line to Lizzie
Stephens line thence to the be-
ginning so as to exclude One-half
Interest in the oil well to Henry
Stephens. containing l20 acres,
more or less, or sufficient thereof
TO produce $3.50 and $40, so or
dered to be made.
The purchaser will be required
to give bond, with approved Sc
curity, for the payment of the
purchase money, to have the
force aud effect of IA replevin
bond, bearing legal interest from
the day of sale, according 10 law.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
POWELL CIRCUIT COURT

II. M. Curtis, Admr. &c, Pl't'ffs.
VERSUS
Leila Morefield, Defendant
Not ice of Sale in Equity
BY virtue of a judgement and
order of sale of the Powell Cir
cult Court, rendered at the June
term, 1915, thereof in the above
cause, the undersigned will on
the 2nd day of August, 1915, at
one O'Clock p. m. or thereabout,
(being Court Day), will, as Com
missioner, proceed to offer for
sale at Public Auction to the
highest bidder, on credit of six
months, at the Court House door,
Stanton, KY, the property men,
toned in the judgement, to wit:
Situated in Powell county, on
the waters of Red River; the LIST
tract beginning at point on the
comfy road leading from Clay
City to Irvine, where the j. r.
Todd line intersects said road,
and running thence an eastern
course 105 feet, thence a south
ern course los feet, thence a
western course los feet, thence a
northern course 105 feet to the
beginning; the second tract ~
ing on the western side of the
county road leading from Clay
City to Irvine and opposite the
first named tract and adjoining
the lands owned by j. b. Kim
brell, Decd, and Paul Upton,
beginning at a stone at said cOun-
ty road, running a northern cou-
rse to an ash tree on Paul Tip
ton line, thence with said Upton
line a southern course to the
COUNTY road, thence with the
county road an eastern course to
the beginning, same being cor
ner TO the Kimbrell tract; this
corner is marked by a stone. Said
two tracts of land contain in the
aggregate about one acre or suf-
ficient thereof TO produce :
so ordered to he made.
The purchaser will be required
to give bond, with approved Sc.
curitv. for the payment of the
purchase money, 70 have the
force and effect of a replevir
bond, bearing legal interest from
the day of sale, according to law
Bidders will be prepared to
comply with these terms. A her
will be retained on the land sold
till all the purchase money il
paid. Bond payable to Commits
siOner.
ROMULUS JACKSON
Master Commissioner Powell c. c
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Bidders will be prepared to COM
ply with these terms. A lien
will be retained on the land sold
till all the purchase money is
paid.
Bond payable to Commissioners
ROMULUS JACKSON,
Master Commissioner Powell c G..
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Quite number here were examined
for hookworm and several eases were
found
Rev. Chas. Garrison and wife, of
Wolfe county, are visiting their dau'
ghter, Mrs. Lucy Ledford, here.
Miss Annie Bowen visited her par
ents here Saturday and sunday. She
Lies teaching fine and is well pleased
with her school ON Cane Creek.
1T. Conner, of Clark County, was
here Tuesday.
Judge j. NJ Benton is canine ground
in this precinct.
From all accounts whisky ~as the
cause of the killing at Natural Bridge
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SLADE.

Mrs. |. II. Mcdaniel is improving
under the tseatment of her brother.
DIR. Congleton, of Wolfe county.
Mrs. II S. McKnabb is able to visit
her daughter, Mrs Mart Ford, this
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-07-29

Sunday. We hope every voter Will
consider this and think well before he
casts his vote for man who fayors the
whisky cause,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-05-30
LOAD BIG CARGO
IN SHORT ORDER
SWEDISH STEAMSHIP HELslNe.
BORG CLEARED YESTERDAY
WITH NEARLY TWO MILLION
SUPERFICIAL FEET or LUMBER

Starting 20 work on May IS ard
clearing on May Is vas the dispatch
given the Swedish steamship Hels ng
borg. which viii start out on a long
voyage this morning, her destination
being MarysTort, England, almost in
the heart % the declared war zone.
TO be exact, a total o. Isis 600 sup
crucial feet o. lumber was placed
aboard this steamer within the time
specified. This ls whole lot more
rapid work than many ports may boast
Of a. q weeks time 20 load e vessel
Of any consequence was formerly re-
garded as some quick work.
Captain Meife. when clearing his
chip at the custom houFe yesterday.
said he had no great fear 81 taking the
Helslngborg 90 her destination In
safety We keep our colors flying
day and night and the name q the
ship is painted on her side do not
believe well have any trouble. and
We sure are not looking for any, he
said
The HeisingeorE was loaded ~ the
n A Quina Export Company. ard it
was not until late yesterday afternoon
that her port destination was formally
agreed upon II was either 90 the port
named % % Barrow. and the former
was selected The steamer viii call
az Norfolk for a supply % bunker
coal