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mails put two and two together and
dwelt upon the possibility that the
two young people who had never
seen each other might have crossed
the Atlantic on the same steamer,
seeing each other frequently and yet
remaining entirely in the dark, so to
speak. Inspired writers began to
weave a romance around them.
The newspapers also printed def
mite bit Of news in the shape OF dis
patch from New York to the effect
that Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Blitheis
were sailing for Europe on the ensu-
ing day. bound for Graustark.
However. the chief and present con-
ern of the three loyal gentlemen in
in the trouble that Mr.. Blithers had
started, but in the more desperate
situation created by Miss Guile. She
was the peril that now confronted
them, and she was indeed a peril
by jove!" exclaimed Dank. SO
loudly that his companions actually
jumped in their seats.
the baron, removing his eyes from the
young mans face long enough to
glance fearfully at the transom.
Twelve got it," cried the soldier.
Count. you remember the big red let
ter B on all of her trunks. don't you?
Hobbs is positive he
Count Quinnox sprang to his feet
and banged the table with his fist.
by jovei" he shouted, suddenly
comprehending.
1.-THE letter b." queried Gourou, per-
picked.
"The newspapers say that she sailed
from New York under an assumed
name" went on Dank. thrilled by his
own amazing cleverness. There you
are! Plain as day. The letter B ex-
plains everything. Now we know who
Miss Guile really is. She's
Maud" exclaimed Quinnox. sinking
back into his chair.
Miss Blithers!" cried Gourou, di-
vining at last. by jove!" And thus
was the jovian circle completed.
Robin was informed bright and early
the next morning. In fact. he was still
In his pajamas when the news was
carried to him by the exhausted Dank,
who had spent ave hours in bed, but
none in slumber. Never in all his
ardent career had the smart lieutenant
been SO bitterly afflicted with love-
sickness as now.
II don't believe word of it, said
the prince promptly. You've been
dreaming, old chap"
THAT letter B isn't a dream, IL It ?"
mo. 1t isn't" said Robin, and In
SANITY sst IN In bed. his. face very
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-07-13

going to ask her to marry R.
fchmidt." said Robin composedly.
In the baron's room at the Ritz that
night there was held a secret confer
ence.
The three conspirators were of the
same mind. 1t was clear that some
thing must be done. But what?
That was the question. Gourou de-
clared that the people were very
much disturbed over the trick the
great capitalist had played upon the
cabinet; there were sullen threats Of
a revolt IL the government insisted
on the deposit of bonds as required
by the agreement. More than that,
there were open declarations that the
daughter OF Mr.. Blithers would never
be permitted to occupy the throne of
Graustark. Deeply as his subjects
loved the young prince. they would
force him to abdicate rather than
submit to the dissertation of throne
that had never been dishonored.
They would accept William w. Blith-
ers' money. but they would have none
Of William w. Blithers' daughter.
The afternoon papers had published
the brief statement prepared by Rob-
in in the seclusion of his stateroom
on board the Jupiter Immediately
after a most enjoyable hour with
Miss Guile. 1t was a curt and ex-
tremely positive denial of the ru-
mored engagement. with the addi-
tional information that he never had
seen Miss Blithers and was more or
less certain that she had never set
eyes on him.
A rather staggering coincidence ap-
peared with the published report that
Miss Blithers herself was supposed to
be somewhere in Europe. word hay
ing been received that day from
sources in London that she had sailed
from New York under an assumed
name. The imaginative French jour
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CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK

~ shall telegraph at once to Baron
Romano that II is all poppycock,"
said Robin easily. Il refer. OF course,
to the reported engagement. / am
lot going to marry Miss Blithers.
Ind that's all there Is to be said. You
may see to 1t. baron. that q state
ment is issued to all of the Paris
newspapers today and to the CORE
spondents of all the great papers In
Europe and America. l have pre-
pared this statement. under my own
signature. and 1t Is to be the last
word in the matter. You shall have
it when we reach the hotel-and that
reminds me OF another thing. I'm
sorry that I shall have to ask you to
countermand the reservation for
rooms at the hotel you mention. !
have already reserved rooms at the
Ritz-by wireless. We shall stop
there. Where is Dank?"
"The Ritz is hardly the place for
But Robin clapped him ON the back
and favored him with the good ma
tured. boyish smile that mastered
even the fiercest of his counselors,
and the minister Of police, being an
astute man. heaved a deep sigh Of
resignation.
Count Quinnox was gnawing his
mustache. "See here. Robin" he said.
laying his hand on the young mans
shoulder, "you are in Paris now. and
not on board q ship at sea. Miss
Guile Is q beautiful. charming, high
ly estimable young woman. and. ]
might as we'll say 1t straight out to
your face, you ought not to subject
her to the notoriety that is bound to
follow IL the newspapers learn that
she is playing around Paris. no mat
ter how innocently. with q prince
whom
aust q moment, count" interrupt
ed Robin, q cold light in his now un-
smiling eyes. "You are getting lit
tie ahead OF the game. Miss Guile Is
not going to the Ritz, nor do expect
her to play around Paris with me.
Az a matter of fact. she refused to
tell me where she is to stop while
here, and / am uncomfortably GER
tain that / shall not see her unless by
chance. You may be sure that shall
not annoy Miss Guile. and you may
be equally sure that She
Il beg your pardon, Robin. but l did
not employ the word annoy" protest
ed the count.
-'that she takes me for q gentle
man if not for = prince" went on
Robin. deliberately completing the
sentence before he smiled his forgive.
ness upon the old man. 81 selected
the Ritz because all rich Americans
60 there, I'm told. I'm taking q
chance.
robin, my lad. beg of you to con-
slider the consequences that
There's no use discussing 1t. old
friend. Trust 10 luck. There is q
bully good chance that she will send
me about my business when the time
comes, and then the salvation Of
Graustark will be assured" He said
Il lightly. but there was a dark look
in his eyes that belied the jaunty
words.
"Am l to understand that you in
tend toto ask her to marry your"
demanded the count. profoundly
troubled. Remember. boy, that you
are the Prince of Graustark. that
you
"But I am not going to ask her to
marry the Prince Of Grsustsrk. I'm
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SYNOPSIS

Mr.. Blithers. multimillionaire, discusses
with his wife the possibilities OF marrying
on his daughter. Maud Applegate, to the
Frince or Graustark. who In visiting Mr.
ana Mrs Truxton King In America in an
ticipation or getting some one to take up
the loan Russia holds A Mr. Scovills is
attentive to Maud
FRINGE Robin Is accompanied py Counl
Quinnox. minister OF war; Lieutenant
Dank and Hobbs. the valet The prince
had baked at a matrimonial alliance with
the Princess of Dawsbergen. both of them
wishing to choose for themselves MI
Bhthers visits the Kings unlimited.
Mr. Bithers discusses the Russian ioai
and gently hints at s20.O0O.00o his daughte
VIII get when she narries the right man
Bankers suddenly refuse TO handle til,
loan. Count Quinnox and King arrange
meeting with Blithers King suspects hii
" blocking the deal
Blthers promises to consider the loan
His wife prepares ball for the Primo.
md Maud. who suddenly baIks at the al
air and doesn't attend.
Meeting the prince out for stroll. Blti
rs chats on matrimony. ROBIN says he
not for sale. but agrees to meet Mau,
when he learns she 10 opposed to her par
ents' wishes.
Maud again evades tho prince. who re
orts he must leave for Graustark a.
nee. Maud writes she Is of for Europe
IN the Jupiter with an AGED companion
l1er father schemes to get them both OF
the same ship.
the prince as Mr.. Schmidt siils on the
Jupiter. Blithers buys $9.000.000 Of Gras-
stark bonds A young lady disputes Rob-
ms right to table and deck chair.
Her given name is Bedelia she telis
aim. She tells Mrs. CASTOR that she sus
oects he is the Prince OF Graustark.
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Ito DO continued next week.
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ne9men f6nnen.
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S,iplau iiber Baltimore,

Ger groBe gipIau ser fiir3litb bei
elnem 5lilae bon 9lelpport 9leps.
Soy nod 9leu yorf iauntlide
S6uclliafcits 9eforoc brad, ilog
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Dlinntcn 5iriidlcgte bciauoen ii1
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uon glmcrita. Die 2auoun9 in @ai1.
lngton ging glatt BON iiatten. Der
gleroplon uiro sur @eiihtiaima fiir
0as 8n6litum IN @ai6inatou 0clai.
len werocn.
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Wlnni5ipaI .g9adridjtcn.

Biloitcrlna Der @cit Baltimore.
StraBe 6cgonncn. 9lr6eiten
ioaen bis @arriiou,9onc ourdge.
iiibrt mcroen, io6alO Oic @el0mit.
tel ouigctrio6cn weroeu fonneu.
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FiIaiter Oerie6en.
Die &erbeiiering Der @ilniterltng
an Der @cit.gnltimose.S .StraBe, 3lpi.
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5trobe, ilt BON Der BilaitcrrngS.
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mcrocn.
Die GomHiiiion bcabliHtigt, bic
Observation-Disclosures Bis our @or.
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Olih Ser Sritte @ruoer Derle5t.

Die @e6riioer SdletcIs, ali Der
9clt.9(pcnuc ipobn6aft ibeiuen rid.
iiac Qe6pogel 3n icin. Ger i6 Sabre
altc 9luSreu 0crict6 aeitcrn gorniit-
taq nit scr liufel Saro IN cine 9lu.
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Company. Glogaett uno 9lrroug6.
StraBe wobei i6m orei Singer dbge-
idnittcu mur0en. Sin anoercr Brit
ocr ucrlor nor GINGER Belt Oilrd ci.
ncn lmial oaS rehte 9cn imo Gin
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AMrl Gta0tneMiaEeilen

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dle oeu 3iped bot neue NlitgIicocr 5lt
mcrbca irar ic6r crfolarcid lno lino
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connliiiion Der ocn @lab oes per.
lnrtsncii NahH "a Sauna cinninmt
ba4 geicrn iehl Qlmt iibrrpQMmcu
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Ter gSelttrieg bente Dor einem
Sa9r.
Grad Dem 8eridt oes oeutihcn
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26 gglni 1918


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fen III oerielbeu CScacno ihci.
tern.
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SubeIieite imo uiinidcn ibm nod
piele, uiele Sabre eriolgreidcr 9lr.
belt mo troftUoaen @c0cibens.
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Aoan I. SOffman aeitOr6en.

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Ger oQ}oVor bon Siios9altimore"
ideioct na9 fiir5er aranf6eit aus
Dem 2e6cn. Stano im 9lltcr
BON 73 Sabren.- -@uroc crit am
pcreongenen Somitag immobl.-
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more uuo @albroot.
So6n S. Soffman, Ger uWloDor
BON SiiO.@althnore~, lit geitcrn na6
flr5er 9ranfbeit aus oem 9e6en &C.
ldicoen. Scr &erItor6ene itouo I'M
glItcr bon 73 Sa6rcu. g8dbrcno cr
iid) in Ocn lebten 8o9en bereits nidt
mc6r gan5 po6l iiiDlte, erfrolitte er
crit am pcrgangeucn Sanitag, ais CT
in ieiucm 9lrbeitS5immer bon eiuer
Ser5-9lffeftion befoaen pur6e. Sein
3uitano ucriblinnerte iid lhnca,
lnO geiteru eegen 5 ll6r NloreenS
ihico cr ianit aus oem 2eben.
gln Dem So0ten6ette meiltcn ieine
6rau Sorrict Soffman imo feline
5wei Eodtcr, Grau 9enianlin 8.
g8ation mo 5rou 9reoerid Gein6ei.
mer. @S ii6erle6en i6n fcrncr6in
cine S6lpeiter, 6rou @li5abet6 2au-
oenilaeer, bier @nfelfinoer, 6lorence
6. NliIoreo Soifmou. 6rou @. 9.
S1nidner, unO 5uei llrerfel.
Der GoO BON Scrrn @offman fam
icincn 5obaoien 6rcllnoen lmo Be
fonitcn in Baltimore ais cine groBe
lteberraI6lmg im6 ais Gin GROCER
Shlag. @r ipieltc in oen politiihen
&reiicn 0er @lommcntenitaOt felt
langen Sa6rcn cine gan5 ouBcrec.
mo6nliGe in0 iii6renoe &olle. lmo
peroanfte leiner Eopulorit0t III Siio-
Baltimore, ipo Ct geboren purOe lmo
etpa 70 Sabre ieineS 2e6ens Oer-
6radt 6ottc, Oen 9einamen oMogor
bon Siio.9aItimore~. SSn friiberen
Sabren bcfanO ii9 Serr Soifman ialt
t1gIi1 I'M 9lntbbauie imO nobm an
Den poIitiI1en @eiddften Der StaOt
reeiten 9lntbeil.
o0lopor~ Soifmnn Iebtc Iange
Sabre im SouIe glr. 1922, 2igbt-
StroBe. lnO fiibrte ltets fir ale 9e.
faunten in0 6reluoc ein offenes
Saus. 6erOinouo s. 2atro6e, @8ur.
rap 8an6iDer, So6n @lod uno onoere
promincnte @}dnner Warplan0's
8dblten 81 sen iritiniten 6reuuoen
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t91L ais ieiu aItes SouS Oertnuft
muroe, 3og Scrr Soifman nod @ul-
broof uno pobnte ieitOcm in Dem
&alie SIR. 3008, @arriion.glpe.
Der 8crltorbene mar i'm Sabre
1913 ole 5obn ocntldcr Gltcrn, bon
@iaiam Soifmau lm6 6eiien 6rolt
in SiiO.8altimore ge6orct beiu9te
oic ofientli9en S9uIen Der StoOt
unO bet6eiIigte iib BON frii6 auf an
Der EoIitit Der Monilmentenitaot. @r
iuor icin oau5cs 2eben lang 3eIno-
frat. Serr Sofiuon mar Der Better
elmer eroBen 3icgelitcin-6obrif in
Gill. 0.Q}nltinore Aie or fDtiter m sic
Baltimore 9rid Company uerfnuite.
5erncr geb0rte ibm in Dem iiiOli1en
Staottbeil 6etrddtliGeS @runoeigen.
tbum. Sn oen So6ren 1888 '96
geborte Der Gerltor6enc 5um 0ircf-
toriim ocs @op.@ieip-9(ipls, oiente
cinen Ecrmin i'm 5peiten Stootrat6s
5pciec uno 5GbIte in leincn Iebteu
SSabrcn 81 ocn dlteiten NlitgIicOern
ocs o0oO.6eaom" -0rOens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

ltluJly Dull lDCli ulC NClCulu)ull DttlCll
Gborter erbaltcn 6dtte, a6er aus gut.
unterridtcter Giicue beiBt es, oaB
es licb Inn oen niemoIS bcnilbteu
6rci6rief 6anOelt. Scr I'M Sabre 1904
Der Baltimore Cube ano 0espotcb
SO. berlie6en morOen mar.
Seine @iuigung mitOer
GonioIi0oteO."
sSu Dem 9rieic scr @eicaibaft
beiBt cs ferner, oaB sic llntcr6ano-
lungen 3iucdS elmer Ginigune NIT
ser GonIoliooteo @os ouo electric
So. crfolglos geblic6eu icien. Sn 0em
9ricfe weroeu oo6cr oie BON ser
StoOt gcma6tcn @oridldgc be5ii9liH
elmer @inigung oicier 6cioen @eiea,
id6aften ii6cr Die gemeiniame @eml.
tung Scr 6crcits oor6onOencn @os.
robren ni6t peitcr erudbnt, lmO er.
fl6rt, oaB sic @eieaihoft obne Sci.
thinning mO @eitdtigune Der Bib
eet6c6orOe iid6 81 feincr @iniglng
eingeloiien 6otte
Eic @ori6lGge oeS Srn. 6ielo gin-
gen Oa6in OaB oie Ho6ren bon ocn
@oSfeIocrn IN @eIt Girgiiiien nod
Baltimore ni6t ipeitcr als bis 5u.
Baltimore iii6rcn iolltet Gie @e-
ieaihoit Idldet ooraufbin MN ibrcr.
ieits Dor, ooB Baltimore 0os 4riori.
t1tsreHt auf aQcs @oS bon oen @os-
felOcrn cr6aItcn fol-, unterrporfcn oen
iebt 6cIte6cn0en @ontraften, in0 Die
@rioritGts. unO &or3ilgsrctte fir
aaes @os, ooS in Oen 9l06rcu 5iui.
iacu Oen @osieloern uno Baltimore
eeleitet piro. glGe ipoter ab5uitlie-
Bcnoeu Gontroftc Ioaeu aub oieia
9riorit1tsrehte oufrcdt crbalten. Sn
SSolgc scr gcgempdrtigen 8er6dlt-
niIie auf sem @cidGftsmarfte for
ocrt ste @eIeIiboft iueiterbin cine
8erldngermg Ser 6riit fiir 9eajnn
uno @oQenouna Der glr6eiten.
@inige @iniHrdufirnecn ueroen
BON ser @eienihaft in ser bon Der
Staot gpnodteu @eoinaune 6iuiitt.
LID 0eS 8erfaaes ser $4,000 8iirg.
idoft genoft, uuO III 9lusiiht ae,
itcllt, sic Gonilrmeuten 9laten ciner
iorgidItigcu @riifing uno 9eridti-
guug 5u umteriuerfen ipenn es iidb
ermeiien ioate, SoB Oas gelieierte
@as inter oem pcrlongtcu StonOor0
Iei. @is oif sic cin3ige o6cncrwd6n-
te Yreiscr6o6ung fir 5000 un0 1000
&u6iffuB @oS, 6lei6t sic @cieaidlaft
bel i6reu irripriinglid eriua6uten
@reiicn oie in elmer Qobcac ocm
Gofuneut beieeiiigt iiuo. Sic rau-
qircn 3piiHeu 80 uH6 so Gents fir
fiir Sous6eoarf imO 35
imo 15 Gents fir @ngros Goniu-
mGnten.
StaOt . Groturotor 5ielo 0atte IN
iciucn geOiugungen Die CT i'm gllIf-
TRACE ser StaotOermoIhlng Der @e.
Icaidait iiberiauot batte, gcforoert,
Bob sic 9Irbeiten ipdteiteus 80 Gage
nab @ciud6rima ocs @egeredteS be-
ginnen lmO iunerbol6 bon IS Wlona-
ten pouenOet iein niiBtea Gic @e-
icdidaft eriidt icbt I'M eiue6riit BON
Icds Touoten BON Der @elpd6rlng
Oes @egerecbtcs o6, I'M oic gIrbeitcn
beginner 81 f0nnen lmO toroert fiir
Bic Goaenoling DER glr6eiten cinet
3citroum bon 21s Sobreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

gdgrbs" &icic s8o6e IolaenoeS cpetn'
Ncpcrnire.
Meniaaz &lcniiag. 0liituod Nlaiince nuo
MbcHo aMigDictin~
1pnHcrna. Breiiag. Eamiiag 4Railnec nrb
ApenD sNllcia Oi Ndniulerm0re"
,lNlppubrDmr" Naubcbiuc iu0 QQnoelhilncr
,,WinrDlnno' AnnbcOiuc un0 gSauoclbilocr
,,WluRtNiahfmr" SerrO"
,9lUer 9ifw @ari" gluerlel &olisbeIniiis
0ungcn.
Bidder 4lcnle gnmiiaG, ben %. Uiai. I'M
Vi gdrlicubsluff"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
EeIearaphi[dltr @etter6eridt.

glts ben iibriacn 8un0cS g8etter.
@cobadhlngs.S s.Stationcn wuroen bic
folgcnocn b6hitcn Temperohlran
bic Inn 5 llbr geitcru glbeno berriA.
tcn. hnridltrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26
G,roiies gader. 9Sicnic.

Niir Snna nn0 9llt. 9Srcisfcecln; ST..
friidjnne uuS San5cn frci. 5amitas
Sen n. Mai, @citcub.9sarf. GiHtritt
75 Gts. Serreu nnD 70 GtS. 0amcn.
(Nloi2l24.26-27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

:. gponucntCu, bic Ocn .9cniIdlen
eOrrclpOnOcntcn" nidJt piinftlidl OOrr
nnrcaclmoflia crboItcu, limb ec6cten,
orr LtlIee oaOOu per EeIcp6on OOer
lpF'ftl'd w9itt9ciIaus sM MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-26

Sir MlorDlono unO ben 3iltrilt
Golnmbia beute ctpos bepolft, rea
ncriid ucit. uuo noromeitlicAe
genoc.