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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-29

| There was siience between the two
for a few seconds. Then she spoke
| disinterestedly:
ais It from the Mr. Blithers who
has the millions and the daughter
who wants to marry prince?"
MERELY business transaction.
Miss Guile" he said absently. He
was thinking OF Romano's message.
$50 1t would appear"
81 beg pardon? l was-er-think-
ing
at was of no consequence. Mr..
Schmidt" she said airily.
He picked up the thread once more.
Gas a matter Of fact. I've heard it
said that Miss Blithers refused to
marry the prince"
ais 1t possible?" with fine irony.
ais he such a dreadful person as all
that"
"rm sure don't know" murmur-
ed Robin uncomfortably. ale may
be no more dreadful than She"
"Well. hope she doesn't marry
him." said Miss Guile.
$50 do IT, said R. Schmidt. and
their eyes met After a moment she
looked away. her first surrender to
the mysterious something that lay
deep In his.
Suddenly. and without reason, she
appeared to be bored. AS matter OF
fact, she hid an incipient yawn be-
hind her small gloved hand.
Il think l shall go to my room.
Will you kindly unwrap me, Mr..
Schmidt" Il
He promptly obeyed. and then as
sisted her to her feet. steadying her
against the roll of the vessel.
81 shall pray forIeontinuous rough
weather." he announced. with as gal
liant q bow as could be made under
the circumstances.
THANK YOU" she said. and he was
pleased to take it that she was not
thanking him for physical service.
A few minutes later he was in his
own room. and she was in hers, and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-29
SYNOPSIS

Mr.. Blithers. multimiilionaire, discusses
with his wife the possibilities OF marrying
on his daughter. Maud Applegate, to the
Prince of Graustark. who Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Truxton King In America in an
ticipation OF getting some one to take up
the loan Russia holds A Mr.. Scoville Is
attentive to Maud.
Prince Robin is accompanied by Count
Quinnox. minister OF war: Lieutenant
Dank and Hobbs the valet. The prince
mad baked at matrimonial alliance with
the Princess of Dawsbergen. both OF them
wishing to choose for themselves. Mr.
Blithers visits the Kings unlimited.
Mr.. Blithers discusses the Russian loar,
and gently hints at S20.0O0OO his daughter
Will get when She marries the right man.
Bankers suddenly refuse to handle the
loan. Count Quinnox and King arrange a
meeting with Biithers. King suspects him
Of blocking the deal
Blithers promises to consider the loan
His wife prepares a ball for the Prince
and Maud. who suddenly balks at the af
fair and doesn't attend.
Meeting the prince ont for a stroll. Bltn
srs chats on natrlmony. Robin says he IL
not for sale, but agrees to meet Maud
when he learns she is opposed to her par
ents' wishes
Maud again evades the prince. who re
ports he must leave for Graustark al
once. Maud writes she is of for Europt
IN the Jupiter with an aged companion
der father schemes 10 get them both OF
the same ship
The prince as Mr. Schmid; ais on the
Jupiter. Blithers buys $D.0p,UUO Of Gras
stark bonds. A young lady disputes Rob-
ms right to a table and deck chair.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-29
1CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK

Iii only remains II me to humbly
beg your pardon and to add that II
you come to Vienna my every waking
hour shall be devoted to the pleasure
Of
II am sorry mentioned it, Mr..
Schmidt" she interrupted coldly.
You may rest easy. for l shall not
keep you awake for a single hour. Be-
sides, may not go to Vienna at all"
al am sure you would like Vienna"
he said. somewhat chilled by her
manner.
81 have been there with my par
ents. but 1t was long time ago. !
once saw the emperor. and often have
I seen the wonderful Prince Lichten-
stein"
"Have you travelled extensively in
Europe?"
She was smiling once more. 81
don't know what you would consider
extensively" she said. 81 was edu-
Gated in Paris, have spent innumer-
able winters In Rome and quite as
many summers in Scotland, England.
Switzerland. Germ
"1 know who you are." he cried
out enthusiastically. To his amaze
| ment q startled expression ieaped
into her eyes. "You are travelling un-
der an assumed name" She remain
ed perfectly still. watching him with
an anxious smile on her lips. "You
are no other than Miss Baedeker. the
well known authoreSs"
1t seemed to him that she breathed
deeply.
"In that case my pseudonym should
be Guide, not Guile" she cried mer-
rily. The dimples played in her
cheeks, and her eyes were dancing.
"B. stands for Baedeker. I'm sure.
Baedeker Guide. II the B. isn't for
| Baedeker. what is IL for?"
Are you asking what the B really
stands for. Mr.. Schmidt"
SIN a roundabout way. Miss Guile. +"
he admitted.
"My name is Be6elia," she said.
with absolute sincerity. "Me mither
/ is Irish. dye see?"
"By jove. it's worth g lot Of trouble
to get You to smile like that" he
cried admiringly. at is the first real
/ ly honest smile you've displayed. II
/ you knew how II improves you you'd
I be doing 1t all OF the time"
At this juncture the miserable
Hobbs hove into sight. not fgurstive-
/ ly. but literally. He came surging
across the deck in mad dash from
/ one haven to another. or. more accu-
rately, from post to post.
Il beg your pardon, sir" he gasped
finally steadying himself on wide
spread legs. There Is wireless for
t Mr.. Totten. sir. but when took IL to
i'm he said to fetch IL to you. being
unable to hold up is head"
+ Robin read 1t through. and at the
! end whistled softly.
Il take II to Mr.. Totten. Hobbs. and
see il IL will not serve to make him
hold up his head a little"
/ "yery good. sir. I hope 1t Will
Wouldn't II be wise for me to han
nouuce who II is from. sir. to sort OF
[ prepare him for
"Ee knows who It Is from. Hobbs
80 you needn't worry. 1t IL from
home. IL IL will interest you. Hobbs. =
Thank you. sir; II does tnteres'
me. I thought II might be from Nj
Blithers."
Robins scowl sent him scuttlinl
away q great deal more rigidly thar
when he came.
idiot" muttered the young man
still Sowing.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-29

the promenade deck was as barren as
the desert OF Sahara.
He found Count Quinnox stretched
out upon his bed, attended not only
by Hobbs, but also the terminated
Dank. The crumpled message lay on
the floor
"!m glad you waited awhile" said
the young lieutenant. getting up
from the trunk on which he had been
sitting. "If you had come any sooner
you would have heard words At only
for soldier to hear. 1t really was
quite appalling"
"He's better now" said Hobbs.
more respectfully than was his wont.
1t was evident that he had sustained
quite q shock.
"Well, what do you think Of IT,"
demanded the prince. pointing to the
message.
dence"- began the count healthily.
and then uttered a mighty groan Of
impotence. II was clear that he could
not do justice to the occasion.
Robin picked up the Marconigram
and calmly smoothed out the GRIN
kles. Then he read 1t aloud. very
slowly and with extreme disgust in
his fine young face. 1t was lengthy
communication from Baron Romano.
the prime minister in Edelweiss:
Preliminary agreement signed before
hearing Blithers had bought London.
1 Paris. Berlin. He cables his immediate
visit to G. Object now appears clear. All
newspapers In Europe print dispatches
| from America that marriage In practical
/ ly arranged between r. and ii. Inter-
\ views with Blithers corroborate reported
engagement Europe is amused. Edito-
/ rails sarcastic. Prices of our securities
advance two points on confirmation OF re-
I port We are bewildered. Also vague ru-
/ NOR they have elopec. but denied by 3.
/ Dawsbergen silent What does II all mean
/ Wire truth to me. People are uneasy.
/ Gourou will meet you in Paris
/ In the adjoining suit Miss Guile
was shaking Mrs. CASTOR out OF q
long courted and much needed SLEEP.
The poor lady sat up and blinkec
feebly at the excited. starry eyed
girl
wake up" cried SedeliE imps-
tiently. what do you think: I nave
. perfectly wonderful suspicion-per-
/ feetly wonderful"
"How can you be so unfeelingf"
moaned the limp lady.
"This r. Schmidt IL Prince Robin
Of Graustark," cried the girl excft-
eddy. 81 am sure OF it-iust es sure
as can be-
Mrs. Gaston's eyes we're popping. not
Y 49,
sQo lie down. child" she whim-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-06-29

ITO DO continued next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
MILiTlA'S AUTHORITY
QUESTIONED IN COURT
S"Ihirrs MIKE Arrest ror Disor,icrI,
'"hdu"t. mud Cnsc VIII lie Com
tested.

Especial I" The Times bispatch.
fioPEWEt.L. VA. January 1J.-Thc
authority OF tho militia stationed in
iopewcll To make arrests WAS seriously
questioned In Police Court here to-day.
! when Shamrock McCoby. a white .nan.
who was arrested ny Norfolk soldiers
appealed from 7 line Of $50 imposed by
! Judge Rritton when he was arraigncd
IN court on the charge Of being dis
, orderly. McCoby claims that the sol
diers had no authority 10 arrest him.
detail Of Norfolk troops arrested
hcCohy late last night as he aiiphtcd
from a train upon it's arrival her" from
petersburg. Th" soldiers found four
quarts OF whisky on his person and
| confiscated IL. The soldiers testified
IN Police Court To-day that McCohy had
also been guilty .: disordcrly con
Duct. in that he cursed on the street.
On the strength Of the soldicrs' tes-
timony McCoby was fined $3.50 and
costs.
Attorney Watts. who appeared az
counsel for McCoby. noted IN appeal.
The lawyer claimed that his client had
been illegally arrested. and ;ua' the
soldiers stationed here We're without
any authority to make arrests. as Gov
crnor Stuart had never declared the
place under martial Law,
Watts will take the case up 10 the
Prince George County Circuit Court.
lie gave bail for the appearance or his
] client before that tribunal.
: Chief Of Police Cotton said after the
| trial that liopewell was not under mar
| tial law, but that the soldiers on duty
| here had been deputizcd 10 make ar
! rests by Governor Stuart. and that the
| arrest therefore was legal.
/ Watts said that in his opinion, tn g
Governor was without authority 10
dcputizc soldiers To make arrests with
: out declaring martial law
\ Wide interest developed in the case
as the hearing progressed. as the final
! decision, to he rendered by the courts.
| will affect the future policies for the
| government or lIopcwell. II was said
| here to-day that II the case Is de-
| cidcd farorably for the arrested man.
| it would be necessary for soldiers sta
| toned here TO go 70 Prince George
| County courthouse and he sworn In an
! special county officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

ncnt buildings Of brick or Iron arc be-
ing erected over til. frame shacks.
The count showed eight tents being
used for business houses. four brick
buildings complete and occupied aud
one cement store. seventy four CORFU
gated iron stores were counted
The large number of stores AMI
houses which are just now In the pro-
cess OF building were not included. all
the loi being actually complete In OPP
Grafton. 1t is probable that II num-
Der 81 stores and business firms equal
10 tho number counted in the fire area
nave been started within this thirty
dnSs III territory outside Of that ac-
tually swept by the fire
Ncithcf does tho count include the
new passenger station. freight ware
mousse Of the Norfolk aud Western
railroad. the new express Office. the re
modelling Of the Tabernacle and the
ne" i,u Pont charities. all OF which
were me direct result OF the fire an,
nave oech built and occupied within
the thirty days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

To look ones best and feel ones best
is 10 enjoy an inside bath each morn
ing tn Hush from the system the pre-
Nious days waste. sour fermcniitions
and poisonous toxins before il is alb
Sorbcd into the blood Just ~ coal
when IL bnrns, leaves behind a certain
amount Of in"omhustibie material IN
the form oil ashes. 50 the food and
drink taken each day leave IN tho ALI
mcntary organs. certain amount al
lndigcstiblc material. which If not
eliminated, form toxins and poisons
which are then sucked into the blood
through the very ducts which ar. in
tended 10 suck in, only nourishmcnt
TO sustain the body.
Ii you want to see the glow OF
healthy bloom III your checks. TO sec
your skin get clearer and clearer. you
arc told TO drink ever: morning upon
arising glass; Of hot water with 4
tcaspoonful Of limestone phosphate III
IL, which is 4 harmless means .,
washing the waste material and toxins
from tho stomach. liver. Kidneys and
bowels. thus cleansing, sWectcning AND
purifying the entire alimcntary irac,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
MAKE YOUR own
LIQUORS AT HOME
Any One Can Now Make Their Own
Liquors ut Home and Snye
Money

Cincinnati. o.. Jan. 10. l916.--A we'll
known distillcr OF this city has just
produced II Concentrated Extract with
which any one can now make. right at
home any Whiskcy, Liquor or Cordial.
AT a saving OF over nfty per cent Of
the liquor dealers prices. It's very
simple and easy 4 few minutes does
the work. requiring no apparatus. no
boiling, no experience Whatsoever. 1t
is said that the Liquors made arc far
superior TO those that can he purchased
at most liquor stores. and m result
all over the nuuntry are already max
Ing their own Liquors ~ home. rhc
legality OF his method las been care
lully Investigated 10y tho highest
authorities and found TO comply with
The laws III every respect No ono now
need be without their favoritc Liquor.
as II can bc made right at home or
anywhere. In n jiny, just when wanted.
Tho news OF this amazing discovery
has startled the country. and he has
already received thousands Of letters
Of praise. Any one can try quart or
his fsvoriie Liquor free by writing TO
NJ w. Prickctt. 2l0I Universal Bldg.
Cincinnati. o.. and ask for his inter
s.ting booklet. Secrets OF Making
Liquors at Home" which he Win send
Free TO any one sending their name
aud address.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
DIRECTORS MEET HERE
oI,.cr. al order of Golden Nrnl
lIuld session IN
RirfimOnh.

T.e order 81 uhc Golden sea-, No."
Yo4F usu,sutc society Win . southern
branch nrId :. hoara 81 directors meet
iu. D| ltt,hmond y"sterd;t'. !h"N"
present were ~ follow
lIll Montague, ~ Richmond. Pr",i ;
don't I.ntae.,i" g. Gleason, of Sc"
Yort Edwin K kinstly II Iirh"'s-
bang. y va :. :. crocfe!. Of f.,,s-
hurrh "a. HARRY iio""s. x. y. c'nfI
hrlhur f. GoGtou and + Bou'pn, ~
Eo&burr = y. Dr "iiiiain ~ Parker
ana " l. Percussion. Of Richmond J.
T.. E"aior. ~ Sew YorS Charles T..
Nichols. ~ jefferson. y !. :" 81 Shf1-
p.irh. ~ Columbus. - waite, = Duke.
az Richmond. ana ". -. mn. j! Spg,i.
tso&tpr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

before putting more food into the
stomach.
Girls and women with sallow skins,
liver spots. pimplcs or pallid complex
ion. also those who wake IN with a
coated tongue. bad taste. nasty breath.
others who are bothered with head
aches. bilious spells. acid stomach or
constipation should begin this phos-
phatcd hot water drinking and are
assured Of very pronounced results in
ono or two weeks.
quarter pound OF limestone pho7-
plate costs very little nj tho drug
store. bu, Is sufficient TO demonstrates
that just ~ soap and hot water
rl"anscs. purifcs and frcahens the skin
on tho outside. 80 not water and lime
stone phosphate act on the inside or
gans W" must always cnnsider that
| internal sanitation is vastly more i'm :
pnr,ani than outside cleanliness, be-
, cause the SIX I'm pores do not absorb i'm
ruriti"s into the blood, while the bow el
| pores do.
Women "hO desire TO enhance the
beauty OF their complexion should just
try this for a week and notice results
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
BOYS EXPERIMENT
ENDS IN DISASTER
Dry bnttcrE and Gunpowder Result In
Explosion. Terribly InjurinE
DnnNillc Youth.
Especial to The Times Dispatch


DANNIlI.E, VA. January l5.--.is n
result of experimenting with dry
battery near a glass bottle continuing
about pint Of euupowder. Nelson
Pearson ths s!xtccn-y ca--old son Of
Mr. and Mrs. II q. Pearson, will be
disisurcd probably for life as result
Of wounds he sustained when the
powder exploded last night in u room
where the hos, his younger brother
and companion were playing.
The explosion blew out the easement
of tho room, and alarmed neighhorS,
who. running 10 the hous" found the
boy lying, half stunned and bleeding
from 1. score Of small wounds from
glass fragments. which were buried
in his face. one piece al class cut
TN" boys windpipe.
Doctors spent an hour and half re
moving pieces OF the bottle from his
.acc Henry Pearson. n brother, MAS
burned about the face and hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

."h h.a." .t'rp ~ hnnhy get large
IVY '"h' '"s" frrin nny drug hor and
thH = HHI IN" should cat noncthing
"h"h Ir"rni nRrcr win them: if what
.A*1 'si ~. ~ ilkG lead. fcrmciits aud
t"'t' a,a 'nt,nr gas; cnuErr headache.
|#>/th'Es nDn hntGrn. quotations or
E.tH nm tH,iiF'a'"d Toad remember az
et'W ~ HrrGs binp"prin conrA In con
Ashl ,f'u ft- stomach all such diatresS
ttfsH.r - rtonp'nrnH certainty
@HE t%at - n"6i coming tho worst
'''trn]I, Hir.fIrtE Ia h revelation TO
~ ar nm. -. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
MANY STATES SUGGEST
MEN FOR SUPREME COURT
Selection OF Justice to Fill Lamar
Vacancy of Great Interest
In Washington.
PRESIDENT HAS OPEN MIND
Fact That Virginia Delegation Is
Split in Its Support Between Kelly
AMI Montague Relieved to Elmi-
nate State From Consideration.

WASlI1NGTrN. January 1.-THE Sc
lection Of a Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States to III the
Lamar Vacancy. next - the Mexican
situation. holds the leading place in
the minds OF official Washington. due
TO the fac; that large number of
names or prominent lawyers and Judges.
representing a great number of states.
have been laid before President Wilson
for his consideration.
The President has not ye; definitely
determined in his own mind 10 whom
ne will offer the appointment. There
have been many reports that tho l'rcsi-
dent has practically determined upon
tho territory from which the next jus
ticc will be picked. but this report is
declared 10 be without foundation. and
the South has as much chance to land
the honor as the Middle Mes. OF the
Pacific Coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16

t.irutrnnnf-t.cncrnIS Sir Percy Henry
Noel Luke. who Inns just succeeded Gem
cr;d Sir John Nixon commander of
the British forces ~ NeSonotlmin. hns
hnd - brilliant cHrcer in fndin and
Egypt. lie received medal in the
Ni.han war of lN'S-1a. and nlSo one In
the W0ISrlc. Nile expedition of 1855.
Later he went to rrorSnuikc the Cnnn-
dian miiitln. lie left Cnnn,in In 1911 to
assume command of II Ill visinn in Indin,
but since i1I. hr has been chief OF the
general staff In India.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
judge Sims fnsiorne,l.

- /" 'ucr'iup ~ ~. bmr ~ Caroline
CrgAtt s"s'srday IlIGg. Frederick WI
h.eF SLIM ~ l.r'.ira. was !ndorsed for
the position On ,is Supreme Icnch 10
b. mad. ynran' Dr tn. re,irern.n, Of
Judge jaime. Eeltr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-16
POLICE FIND I..Ga0 PEOPLE
N HOPEWELL PROPER

The Police Department of llope~eii
Yesterday afternoon completed the tax :
ing ~ a census exclusive or the inhab-
itants OF ~" and "B" Villages OF the
Dupont Company and Of the thousands
Of employees Of the big plant who are
living outside OF fIopewcll
1t is understood that the census in
cludes only Hopcw.ll. Dupont city ana
the Battle Ground Additions. and the
returns Indicate population OF 1850.
or course, this census was taken at
ter The fire. and thousands Of citizens
have left lIopewell and will not re
iuru until weather conditions are bet
ter and proper shelter is afforded.
The various outlying additions are
not Included. and conservative eSti-
mntu:a ~" found Who place In" popu-
iaiiou between 10000 and $4,000
~ 4 count made yesterday by !ocnl
newspaper men. los business houses
which wcr" destroyed by the fire have
been rebuilt. and the nrnIs are now at
business in the buildings.
The los Included twenty ON. frame
buildings. Most OF these are limited
In life 10 sixty days from their build !
inr. Many OF them arc built merely for
temporary purposes. and the pcrina