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SECTION lss. PENALTY FOa vsos.Arsea
or ACr-RsWAAD % In
vOaoER.
Any pessea, conpeny - coepssstiea
violating sny of TIE psovisisas u THE
sct shall be deemed guilty Of . misAe-
Msan0e, end On conviction sAall be he
BILE to fiae Of not more than Ave hun-
Arsd dollars or shall be impriso0ed in
the county jsil for . term Of not more
than twelve m0nths, or shall be both
fined and impFiso0ed, in the discretion of
The court. Provided. that sny pessoa
iaforning the proper authorities in re-
gaed TO the violation Of the prOvisi0as
0f this sct shall be entitled to O0e-half
Of the ine herein imposed when col
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SECTION 1ss. PENALTY FOa vBol.Afpes,
or ACr-RsWAnD % In
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20
CHAPTER XVII.
! Am Forced Into Being Hero.

Am Forced Into Being a Hero.
~ ITTING alone in my study late
- in the afternoon smoking a
~ solitary pipe of peace. ! re-
membered Mr.. Bangs, the law
yer, the man with the top button of.
What had become of him? His pres
ence or. more accurately, his absence
suddenly doomed up before me as the
forerunner of an unwelc0me invasion
OF my preserves. He was no doubt a
sort Of advance agent for the Titus
family and its immediate ramifications.
Just Us was on the point of starting
out to make inquiries concerning him
there came to my ears the sound Of
tapping on the back Of Red Ludwig's
portrait.
rushed over and raped resounding.
~ npon Lndwig's pudgy knee. The
next instant there was click. and
then the secret door swung open, re-
vealing the eager, concerned face OF
my neighbor.
"What has happenedT' she cried.
l lifted her out of the frame. Her
gaze fell upon the bandaged fist.
mr. Bangs spoke Of a pistol. Don't
tell me that he-he shot you"
held up my swollen hand rather
proudly. 1t smelled vileiy of arnica.
"This wound was self inflicted, my
dear countess" said, thrilled by her
expression of concern. II had the ex.
Quisite pleasure-and pain-of shocking
your former husband down."
"Oh. splendid" she cried. her eyes
cleaning with excitement. 'Mr. Bangs
was rather hazy about it. and be would
not let me risk telephoning. You knock.
| ed Mnris DOWN.
"Emphatically," said l.
| She unused. II think 1t is the first
time it has ever happened to him. How
how did he like it?'
1T appeared to PROSTATE him"
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Vi Which I may iDentiOD-the subjec'
ton of self. That. with the other TWO.
has made new Aline Titus OF me-
hope you may be pleased with tue
TRANSPORTATION"
II wish you were Aline Tit,lsc said.
struck by the idea.
"You may ut least be sure that
shall not remain the Countess Tar-
nowsy long, MIR. Smart" she said. with
a very puzzling expression In her eyes,
~ NV heart sank. "But ] remember
bearing you say not so very long ago
that You would never marry again"
rallied
She regarded me rather oddly for
moment. II am very. very glad that
you are such steady, sensible. prac-
teal man. A vapid. Impressions BILE
youth. during this season of propinqu1-
ty. might have been so foolish as to
fall in love with me. and that would
have been too bad"
think I g.ared at her. "1hen--then.
you are going TO marry some one?'
She waited moment, looking
straight into my eyes Yes she said.
and a delicate pink stole into her
Escheek. ~ am going to marry some
|sone.' $50
muttered something about congrat-
ulating a lucky dog. but it was all very
haZy to me. n
Don't congratulate him yet" she
cried. the flush deepening. Il may be
a very, very great disappointment to
him and never ending nuisance"
I'm sure you will--will be all right"
f1oundered. Then resorted to gaiety.
"You see. I've spent lot Of time try
ing toto make another woman Of
you. and so I'm confident he'll find you
quite satisfactory" 42%
She laughed gaily. "What goose
you are!'' she cried. N95
flushed painfully, for. give you
my word. it hurt to have her laugh at
me. She sobered at once. - a..
"Forgive me-" she said very prettily.
and forgave her. do you know
we've never given the buried treas
ure another thought?" she went on,
abruptly changing the subject. Are
we not to 20 searching for itY"
"But it isn't there" said l. steeling
my heart against the longing that tried
to creep into it. Its all balderdash."
She pouted her warm red lips. Have
you lost interest in It SO soon?"
"Of course. III go any time you say"
said l. Iifelessly. ut will be lark.
at all events"
'"Then we will 60 this very after
noon." she said. with enthusiasm.
My ridiculous heart gave great
leap. "This very afternoon" said.
managing my voice very well.
She arose. Nov | must scurry
away. 1t would not do for Mr.. Bangs
to find me here with you. He would
be shocked"
walked beside her to the chair that
stood below the portrait of Ludwig the
Red and took her hand to assist her in
stepping upon 1t.
II sincerely hope this chap you're go
ing to marry. countess. may be the
best fellow in the world" said |, still
clasping her hand.
She had one foot on the chair as she
half turned to face lne.
HE Is the best fellow In the world"
she said.
gulped. II can't tell yon how hap
py ! shall be ii you--if yen lind real
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

the Germans eyes ana said. "Nuw that
come to think OF 1t. | am sure he
mentioned the name of Schwartzmui-
| Ter i'm connection with the
at is not true! 1t is not true!' roar
Cd the expert without waiting tor me
to finish. "fle lied TO you: We the
great firm OF Zumpe Il Schwartztnullpr
we couIu not be tempted with mil
liens to do such Il thing"
| l Went step farther in my deduc-
tiou>. Somehow had grasped the
truth this pair deliberately hoped to
swindie me ont Ut $4,000. They knew
the irescoes were limitations, ana yet
they were urging me to spend a huge
SUM OF money in restoring canvases
that had been purposely made to look
old and tiimsy in order to deceive Il
more cautious purchaser than 1.
'Moreover, Count Tarnowsy, you are
fully aware OF all this
my dear fellow
"l1I not waste words. You are
scoundrel!"
He measured the distance with his
III
striking biindly at my face.
knocked him down.
SrhWartZmuller was near the door,
looking over his shoulder as he felt for
the great brass knob.
"Mein Gott!" be beloved.
Stop" shouted. "Come back here
and take this fellow away with yon!"
Tarnowsy was sitting up. looking
about him in Il daZed, bewildered man
ner.
At that moment Poopendyke came
running down the stairs, attracted by
the loud voices He was followed
closely by three or four wide eyed
GLACIERS who were working on the Sec
ond floor.
In the name of heaven. sir"'
live bruised my knuckles horribly"
was all that | said. seemed to be 10
u sort Of daze myself had never
knocked man down before in my life
Tarnowsy struggled to his feet and
faced me. quivering with rage. was
dumfOunded to see that be was not
covered with blood. But he was OF q
light. yellowish green l could scarce
~ believe my eyes.
"Yon shall pay for thisw be cried
The tears rushed to his eyes Cow.
ard. beast. to strike a defenseless
man."
His hand went swiftly to his breast
pocket. and an instant later small
revolver flashed into view. 1t was
then that did another strange and in
comprehensive thing. With the ut
most GOODNESS stepped forward and
wrested it from his hand. say strange
and incomprehensible for the reason
that he was pointing it directly at my
breast and yet had not the slightest
sensation Of fear. He conld have shot
me like dog. ! never even thought
of that.
'None of thatv' cried sharply
"Now. will you be good enough to get
out of this house and stay out?"
MY seconds will call on YOU
land they will receive just what you
have received If you or any of your
friends presume to trespass on the
privacy of these grounds Of mine I'll
kick the whole lot Of you into the
Danube. Hawkes.. either show or lead
Count Tarnowsy to the gates. As for
you, Mr.. Schwartzmul]er. shall ex
pose"-
But the last word in RESERVATIONS had
departed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

happiness. You deserve happiness
and love"
She gripped my hand 6ercely. II
want to BE- happy! / want to be loved!
Oh, want to be iovedy she cried, 90
passionately that turned away, un-
willing to be witness to this outburst
Ut feeling on her part. She slipped her
hand out Of mine and a second later
was through the frame I had feet
ing glimpse of slim. adorable ankle.
"Goodby" she called back in voice
that seemed strangely choked. The
spring in the gold mirror clicked. A
draft of air struck me In the face. She
was gone.
"What an internal fool you've been,"
l said to myself as l stood there star.
Ing at the black hole in the wall. Then
gently, even caressingly, swung old
Ludwig the Red into place. There was
another click. The incident was closed.
A very few words are sufficient to
cover the expedition in quest of the
legendary treasures Of the long dead
barons. Mr.. Bangs accompanied US.
Britton carried q lantern, and the three
Schmicks went along as guides. We
found nothing but c0bwebs. --
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the Germans eyes and said. "Nuw that
i come to think OF 1t. | am sure he
mentioned the name of Schwartzmui.
len. i'm connection with tho
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21

Parker, who has been Ill at the homo or
her sister, In Trenton, N. j., where she
spent the Christmas vacation, was able
to resume her work in Stove high school
this week.---Mr and Mrs. Ernest T.
Wright are visiting Mr.. Wrights parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Wright. I'm Norris
ville.-The ladies Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will serve dinner at the
church vestry Wednesday, January ~
There will be stowe company at the
home of Wilbur b. Bigelow formerly of
stowe. and Mrs. Bigelow In Salem. Mass.
when they will entertain at dinner Miss
Isabel Smith. who Is attending Simmons
College In Boston and Miss Dorothy
Harris, who Is attending the Lucy Vince.
lock Kindergarten Training school and
Instructor Conrad A. Adams Of Tufts Col
lege and Mrs. Adams of Somerville.
Mass, both formerly of Stowe--Don Rob
inson, who has been Ill, was able to re-
turn to his work at the tale mine in Wat
erbury this Week.-Mrs. Agnes Robinson
of Moscow Is visiting her sister, Mrs L.
r. Mckinley, in Newberry.-A successful
'neighborhood" meeting was carried out
at the schoolhouse in North Hollow We'd
ncsday evening. Addresses were made by
Superintendent G. d. Howe PRINCIPAL w
j. English, Instructor r. L. Chaffee and
members OF the school board A series Of
stcrcopticon pictures of Industries and
towns in Vermont and other places were
exhibited. A similar meeting will be held
at the Moscow schoolhouse Thursday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
ISLE LA NOTE.

AT the annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Isle La Motto Telephone
company held at Mrs. IT, H. Skeels' We'd
nesday Jan. 10 the following directors
were elected: w, f. HILL n. W. Fisk.
Mrs. H. II. Skeels, DR.. ]. S. King, j. w.
II. Holcombe. The directors elected the
following officers; President, w. f. Hill;
vice-president j. W. Fl. Holcombe; treas
urer Mrs. H. II, Skeels; secretary, DR..
j. 5. King; auditor. n. w. Fisk; general
manager. Mrs II. II. Skeels
Dan Boyce of Alburg and Miss Melvina
Jarvis We're married Monday. by the Rev.
Father LaChance.--Miss Louise La
lombard and niece. Marion Bolyea Of
Schenectady, are spending a few days
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
LaBombard.- Stnson is home
Boston for a few days--R. Walters re-
Gently fell and broke his hip and Is in
a critical condition and Mrs. Elisha
Goodsell OF Alburg were the guests
of Mrs. Botsford over SunIay.-Mrs
Donald and two daughters have returned
to their home in New York after spend
ing a week with Mr.. and Mrs n. w.
Fisk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
HYDE PARK.

Lamoille county court reconvened
Monday, transacting business of minor
Importance and entering several new
cases. Owing to illness of Attorney
Fleetwood. cases set for trial at this
time We're continued and adjournment
taken until Tuesday, January 90. At
torneys present at court were V. a.
Billiard of Burlington, H. W Writer'S
and II. y, Howe of st. Johnsbury and
Fuller C. Smith of st Adams The
Rev. w. r. Hamlin is spending a few
days in Newport.-Gentlemen night
was observed by the Ladies' club
Tuesday evening at the Inn.-This town
was well represented a the Campo ell
reunion at Cadvs Falls Saturday.-Mrs.
Knapp returned from the Burlington
hospital Saturday much improved in
health,-A. h, Pease was in Burlington
Monday.-The next entertainment In
the lecture course, concert, will be
given Saturday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
SW1INTON.

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'ie'IE ""i""'"' WIZ i.ceu'E underwent
serious operation at 'he ot' AIpahs nos
pIla'' Is sHsh'ly improved
ne losses 10 W. >. 1uod OF hhosour8
ans " ms III" ne shop III '"a"'oh pS
."' "eeNS ago nave pee'' auJus'-
eva an" '"u pace r'e"reu up Inc owners
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
HIGHGATE CENTER.

Mrs. Frank Stemm, who was called
here by the death of her father, j. w.
Judkins, has returned to Montreal-C
F. Clark of Peru, n. Y, was in town over
Sunday.-M. w. lIeddins is spending a
few days In Malone, y. Y.-E. II. Cross
of st. Adams visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs f, b. Cross. over Sunday
Miss Gratia Deal, who is teaching school
in johnson, spent Sunday at her home In
town.-D. w. Steele and NJ A. Stockwell
We're in st. Adams Monday-Mrs G. c.
Holmes and Mrs. II. l.. Chadwick of st
Adams visited friends in town Sunday
Eucide Trahan returned Saturday from
few days business trip to BOSTON,
Mrs. l.. O. Nye, who has been seriously
III for month. is improNlng
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
CAMBRIDGE.

Linus IcaVens was a visitor in Rerk-
shire and st. Adams Monday and Tues
day.-Mrs. f. w. Patch spent Sunday
in Worthwhile, the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Addle Woods Mrs. ". r. Blair
of MorrisNillc Is n guest of Mrs. W. D.
Willey.-H \. Gray was in Burlington
Wednesday,-Mr and Mrs, NJ u Young
were called to Derby Tuesday morning
by the sudden death of his mother, Mrs
Charles foung.-W. NJ Smith was in
burlington Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs.
Eugene Spaulding have been spending
several days in Burlington. the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Leach,-A r.
Day and *, L. Ellsworth were In East
Fairfield Tues'iay.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cornell of Jeffersonville spent wednes-
day with Mr.. and Mrs r, ] Gates
Nfr and Mrs. Fred Dixon have been
visiting 4 few days in Msntpslisr, the
guests AZ Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. classy
Mrs Mae Kendriek Of d. Adams IL
visiting her sister, Mrs A. y cutting -
Richard Powell and Miss Flera McCun
spent Sunday in Highgate with Miss
McCuin's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
owen McCuin,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
WOLCOTT

Truman Jones is very Ill with ln.u-
monla.-B. f. Potter expects to move
into the b. F. Morse residence soon.-The
Methodist Episcopal parsonage is being
wired for electric lights.-Mrs. Julia Nc
Ministry left Monday to spend a few
weeks with her daughter In Montpelier.
The funeral of Mrs Eunce Paddleford.
who died Saturday was held on Tues
day.-Miss Lottie Croft. who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. H. Wood
mansie, for a few weeks, returned to
st. Johnshury Saturday.--Mrs. A. H. Nc.
Nalley of Jeffersonvllle is visiting her
Seymour Clark is serious
ly ill.-Miss Christina Franklin, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs Perc,lla
Franklin, returned to Claremont, ~ H..
" nday.-Mrs Harry Waite of St.
Johnsbury visited her mother, Mrs O.
G. Cogswel, Saturday.-Mr and Mrs NJ
Mayo OF St Johnsbury are guests Of
Mrs Mayo's sister, Mrs r. F. Els
worth, for few weeks
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
JEFFERSONVILLE.

Representative r. r. Reynolds, who
was at home over Sunday, returned Mon
day to Montpelier, accompanied by Mrs
Il. +, Reynolds. who will spend the week
there.-Mrs, Fred Ransom Of Hyde Park
Is a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, John Tracy
Mrs l.. s. Morse returned Friday after
a several weeks stay with her daughter,
Mrs NJ. A Shafer, In Wrentham. Mass.
She was accompanied home by her grand
son, Lwelyn Shafer-Dr Perkins Of the
State Board OF Health was in town We'd
nesday Maurice Pope was guest OF
DR.. and Mrs. Henry Ladd in Burlington
the first OF the Week.-Mrs. Alberta Board
man of Morrisville Is a guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. W. w. Raymore. Miss Anna Car
penter. who spent the summer In Battle
Creek. Mich. has returned home. -News
has been received Of the safe arrival of
Mr. and Mrs. s. f. Pope at Jacksonville,
Fla.-Mr. and Mrs. l. l.. Morse have gone
to spend several weeks in Boston and
vicinity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
ENOSBURG FALLS.

MT and Mrs. c. w. Peckham of
FRANKLIN were in town on business Mon
day.-Mrs. Emily Forsythe, who had a.
severe shock Friday afternoon, is quite
comloftable Her son, Harley. of Phila-
delphia' ana daughter, Mrs. w S. Hut
crimson, of st. Adams are in town
Mrs f. H. Downey of Frelighsburg,
/. u, is visiting her daughter Mrs
D. c. Pomeroy.-Th condition of Mrs
f, {. Farrell, who has been i'll, is so
much improved that she is able to sit I'D.
C. w. Garvin of Richford has been
appointed administrator and c. f. Raw
son and c. II. Stetson commissioners of
the estate of the late J. H. Burns.-The
High School Athletic association will
present their variety show at the town
nan IN ErelighSburg Friday evening
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21

The town auditors will meet in the town
clerks office, Saturday, January 30, to
audit the accounts of Richford town Of
flcers-Corliss w. Golf has purchased a
halt interest in the business of the Rich
FORD fruit company, including the sore
on River street-Mrs Louisa willard
ktnsley widow of William Kinslev. died
OF cerebral hemorrhage January .. at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Horatio
Thomas. Mrs. Kinsley was born In this
place August %, 1916. She is survived bv
n son, John II. Kinscy of Clinton, Mass.
ana daughter. Mrs. H. II. Thomas of
this place, two brothers, Oscar Willard.
william Willard and three sisters, Mrs
II. II. Rounds. Mrs. j. II. Gross and
Miss Ella Willard all Of this place. The
funeral was held In the Methodist Church
January Il and burial was in the family
lot at Richford Center
Inc literary meeting of the Woman's
club Will be held at the home of Mrs. c.
H. Aiken Monday evening Mt eight o'clock.
The leader will be Mrs G. H. Rounds,
and the subject "Children Miss Marion
Brigham, who has been employed as
stenographer in the Office of the Read
Manuia curing company, has closed her
"h''iS iil'lt ana gone TO nPr nome III 81
Albans.-Miss Adele Cote. who has been
employed in the insurance office Of +. II.
Kelley for few months, will return to
her home in Berlin, n. II. Her place is
being filled IN the Office by Miss Helen
Baker-W1lliam Rashaw died at his late
nome on South Main street Sunday of
heart trouble. Mr. BasEaw was born in
Farnham, Que, but had resided in this
place for several years. He is survived
by his wife, four sons, Ernest Bashaw of
this place Harley Bashaw of Shelburne,
Corliss Bashaw and clyde Bashaw of
Brattlehoro. Howard Bashaw of this
place; two daughters Mrs Harold Wiley
of this place and Mrs. Charles LeClalr of
West Enosburg: one brother Thomas
Bashaw. who resides here. The funeral
service was held Tuesday afternoon In the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The Rev.
y. G. Guest OBLIGATED and the body was
placed in the vault in Hillside cemetery
Isaiah Stanhopc is visiting at the home
Of his daughter. Mrs. T. l.. PeavY. In
Sheldon Springs
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
MONTGOMERY CENTER.

Louis Desotele of Woodsvlle, y. H..
Is in town to visit his parents.-Homer
Laplant was In St Adams Tuesday-Mrs
M b. Rowey was in Richford the first
OF the Week.-The board of civil author
ity meets at the town clerks office Jan
uary &c to abatc taxes and n S Parker
and c, A. Gardyne, town auditors. will
meet at the town clerks Office January
q to audit and settle with the different
town offlcers.-David Marcy Of Richford
was in town Tuesday.-Mr and Mrs. c.
A Gardyne We're in North Troy Sunday
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-01-21
BELVIDERE CENTER.

Revival meetings are being held every
night at the church with good attend
ancc. Irwin Robinson has moved into J.
O. Thomas tenement at the Center.-F
r. Tracy who has been in Philipsburg,
p. O.. for two months. has returned j.
r. McCuin, who has been III, is improv-
ing.-Jerry Tatros children, who have
been III for three months with typhoid
fever, are gainng.-Mrs Henry Potter.
who has been i'll for long time and VINO
has heen at the State hospital for three
months for treatment died there Jan.
nary 10. Her remains were brought home
for burial Al the Center beside her
mother