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Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States vs. Emerson NJ p.
Oldham: nonsupport: plea guilty; sent
enred 10 OCroquan for one year: execu-
tion Of sentence suspended and placed on
probation. reCoEniZance 800 taken;
ordered to pay 3 each week to wife; at
tOruay. R. F. Oldham.
United States vs.. GeOrgelas Constant;
carnaI knowledge: motion for new trial
oveTTuled; sentenced to penitentiary for
five years. attorney. F. Edward Mitchell
United States vs.. William Brown: as
ssIlt with dangerous weapon: motion
for new trial granted: attorneys. r. A.
Hughes and T. L. Jones.
United States VS.. Leo p, Hawkins;
depreciation on private property Cthree
casesl. sentence set aside; sentenced to
psnitentiary for one year and one day;
execution Of sentence suspended and
placed on probation. recOgnizanCe SI0I
taken. attorney. A. W. Scott.
United States vs.. James TYLER; house
breakinE and Larceny. committed to jail;
attorney. F.. NJ Hewlett.
United states vs.. John H. Edwards;
nousugpOrt: motion for new trial over
ruled. sentenced to Occoquan for one
year; appeal noted; cost bond so; re-
cognizance $1,000 taken with W. W.
Stewart surety. attorney. VI. f. O'Brien.
United States vs.. George W. Helm;
adultery. bill Of exceptions submitted
at-0rDeE, NJ r. O'Brlen.
United States VS.. Eugene ]. Morgan;
false pretenses; bench warrant issued.
United States vs.. Frederick Boeckler;
nonsGpport, bench warrant issued.
United States vs.. James Bartram; rob-
berry. bench warrant issued.
United States vs. Alvin W. Goldsmith;
violation white slave traffic act; bench
warrant issued.
United States vs. George a. Creorin;
nonsupport. bench warrant returned cepi;
defendant committed.
United States vs.. W. E. Budd; forgery
and utrerinE. bench warrant issued.
United States vs.. Jacob Kuhn; forgery;
bench warrant issued.
United states VS.. \. Albert; false
pretenSes bench warrant issued.
United States vs.. Frank Casseen; non
support. bench warrant issued.
United States vs.. Albert H. Hickman
nonsupport. bench warrant issued.
United States vs. William s Knoblack;
falae presenses. bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Harry B. Beavers;
violation section s5l B. D. c. code bench
Warrant issued
United States vs. William Mueller;
nonsupports bench warrant issued.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

Square 5ls2. lot 1856 Lincoln-Louis A. Alexander
ct Emma F. to Andrew Smith. SO
Square 6lZ3. lot 8 square 6l56, lot r2-Congress
Heights Extenson-Hsralampos CArJfiges ct UX.
Mary P. 10 James C. Charas s..
Z55 street northwest. square 81. undivided four
tsnthS interest IN lot i-Sarah '. Darling to Ella
V. Phillips, 81.
154s Fairmort street northwest Columbia Heights
lot 3. block 1-Ssrah T. Harms and Edith D.
Harris 70 Charles Z. Ruckstuhl $500.
1850 Eai-mCnt street northwest, Columbia Heights
lot 2. block I-Sarah F. HaHis to Charles E.
Ruckstuhl 500.
Haynes e Minnie b, TO Joseph B. Mitchell. 81
25j street northwest, square s.. undivided one
tenth interest in lot 4s-George ?. Hickman to Ella
V. Phillips. s..
1872 Eleventh street northwest square 3S5. west
part lot ls-Aylstt T. Hoffman and Richard A
Ford trustees. to Minnie VI. Child. S,9D-
- New YORK avenue northwest square 6le lot q
Thomas a. Jameson to Joseph B. Ftzratrick,
so; trust. s. $50
square 422i lots Is and II. Villa Park-Joseph B.
Mitchell ct u1 Helen, to Minnie B. HAYNES, 81.
Square 50e. lot 8. Chillum Castle Heghts-Mun-
$50. ' ''''' " "
255 P street northwest square s. undivided four
tenths interest in lot S-Ella v Phillips to Sarah
'. Darling 81
Deanwood Heights lot % block &c. B. Taylor
70 Kate Payne 81.
North Columbia Heights, lots and :. block $
Jennie E. Willis ct vir. to Charles A. to Lille G.
DrIry, SO. covenants; trust. 500.
Gyl4 Wyoming avenue northwest square 81, lot
;ol Ealorama Heights. block Is. and Widows Mite
Daniel ]. Callahan et uI. Mary G, to Florence
K. Harding So
liz l street southeast s1uRre e95. part lot ,
Frank R. Cohiu ct Sarah G., to Edward NJ.
Colbert. SO.
ul2 I street southeast, square 995 part lot ,
Edward VI. Colbert TO Frank r. and Sarah c.
Cohiu joint tenants so.
u23 Fourteenth street northwest square nj, rart
original lot lI-Vlsm ]. Fentress TO the Rees
Company Incorporated, SO: trust. A7.c0O.
uaf- lot 1pri - ( -har
H. Godfrry j.. et ux. Annie f. 70 Samuel H.
Landy 50.
Girls Portion, parcel IH5-Water T. Knox Il
Bell C.. to Beverly T. GALLOWAY 80.
Clark Mills Estate. part lots and S7-Benjamin
F. Leighton. surviving trustee to Hugh ?. and
Katie VI. NJ Baldwin $500
Tenth street and South CAROLINA avenue southeast
Square I'll. lot Civilian McQueeney and Mary
T. NcQneensy TO Annie Robbins. SO.
PetNorth. lot %, block sl-NIiddaUsh & Shannon,
Incorporated to Margaret c. Leonard, SO
gF Massachusetts avenue northwest. square so,
vest part lot and east part lot Henry C.
Thomas and Crandal Mackey. trustees, TO LOttie
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BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK,

Baltimore. Nd. July Io-Lve stock market re-
celptS and prices a reported at Union Stock
Yards for the week ended today follow
Receipts for the week were 2.25 head against
2.C5s last week. Market strong. 10 to I5c lower.
Quote: Steers, choice 9l5l94O; good butcher s. goa
SIS medium. S.20as. . common ;.iOa79O heifers
choice. 69oa7.9J; fair to gcd. Ga common to
medium. 5.55aG.i0; bulls choice, 5.9Ca690; fair TO
good 5.ioas40; common to medium 5s5a6.5o; cows
choice. 6sOa69O; fair to .ood 520a5SJ; common
to medium. 3Ga455
sheep and lambs: Receipts for the weak were lo,5S
mead against 9CSy last week Light sdppl'; market
slow, prices about steady On lambs sheep strong
quote: Sheep, 3a7; lambs 2jOall5o
calves: Receipts for the week were 81 head.
against coo last week, Fair supply market steady
Quote: Calves 6al2.
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DEATH RECORD,
WHITE

WHITE
Mary V. Howser. 80 years 6l4 G St ne
Rhoda ". Hawkins, g. sol Stanton placs N.
Robert g. Hutchinson. g. so2 Mass ay NV
Edith S. Clancy. Is, 1890 " H ay NV
John F. Brockwell. 3, ls5e Morse St ne
Clarence K: Keefer, Is. Mich av. and Sargent I'd
Marie A. Greer, g, I753 Lamont st. NV
Noble z Dawson. IS, sibley Hospital
Infant Of William and c. Berry, days, 1913
Half St Sc
Bartholomew 8. Russell. IT,, 2 days $50 ST sy
Infant Of Mary and Charles Winston. hours,
Columbia Hospital
Infant Of Ira and Cora Msasen hours. nos
18th st.
C0LORED
Anna Williams. B years, Wash Asylum Hospt
Spencer Thomas 81, 9I9 st. NV
Cornelius B. Cain, S. lois st. NV
Ella TaSker. a. Z217 9TH ST. NV.
Frederick Brown. IS, tuberculosis Hospt
Edward T. Kelly. l month"; sl4 Barr nl,c, ,r
Infant Of Richard and Alios Miles. L hours IA
PickfHd place ne.
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Equity Suits

34455-August G. Hermann VS.. John H.
Schlueter; injunction plaintif's attor-
neys Tobriner & Graham.
34456-Samuel Wasserkrug VS.. Marie
Wasserkrug; absolute divorce; plaintiff s
attorney David Wolf
34457-Winam E. McLendon vs.. Annie
B. McLendon; absolute divorce; plain
tins attorney, w. A. Coombe.
3+45S-Mary c. Pierce VS.. Frank w
Bowling ct al; creditors bill; plaintiT' S
attorneys, E. A. Newman, Brandenburg
& Brandenburg.
34459-Thomas Hall VS. Emma T Rawl-
ings ct al; specific performance; plain
tiff's attorney, P. W. Frisby.
3446O-Pansy K. S. Forrest VS.. Albert r.
Forrest; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
torneys W. c. Ashford and Crandal
Mackey.
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Circuit Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Rosetta Smith, administratrfx. vs.. Phil
ade- phia. Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company; time to submit bill
of exceptions extended to August 10. and
to file transcript TO September IL: plain
tits attorneys. Cuttings. & Chamberlin
and r E. Mattingly; defendants at
tornevs, Mckenney & Flannery.
United States vs.. Spencer: order ex-
tending time to plead and file affidavit
of defense to July Is: plaintiffs at
torney. John E. Laskey: defendants at
torneys w. J. Lambert and R H. Yeat-
man
Prince vs. Washinston Terminal Com
pany; et al; jury respited plaintiffs at
torney. George E. sullivan; defendant
attorneys. Mckeney & Flannery and
Hamilton & Hamilton.
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Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.


justice Gould.
In re lunacy Of Mary E. Sauter; order
approving account
In re lunacy of John Finger; order ap-
proving account.
In re lunacy Of John H. Waters; or
der approving account.
In re lunacy Of Daniel G. Campbell ,sor-
der approving account.
In re lunacy Of William Nelson; or
der approving account.
In re lunacy Of William H. Isaac;
order approving account.
In re lunacy of Laurents Anderson:
order approving account.
Burke rs. Burke; order appointing
Michael NJ. Burke trustee; bond 5000;
snd authorizing reinvestment; plainttf' S
attorney. Alexander H. Bell.
Bowie vs. Thomas; decree quieting
title; plaintiffs attorney, George Fran
els Williams.
In re Herman Baumgarten Co.: order
discharging receiver; attorney, W. c.
Balderston.
Hirsh vs. Hirsh: reference to VI. NJ.
Murray. examiner; plaintiffs attorneys,
"A. L. Newmyer and A. P. owen.
PUrdy vs. Postlewait: decree Constru-
ing will and appointing Joseph ]. Oar
ilngton and George Francis Williams
trustees: bond $500; plaintiffs attorney,
George Francis Williams: defendants at
h torneys, J. J. Darlington. T. B. Huyck,
Frank Stetson and Wolf & Cohen.
Lanston VS. Lanston; decree pro con-
fesso: plaintiffs attorneys, Shtnn &
Owen and T. A Jones
Metropolitan Loan & Trust Co. We.
Washington Silicate Brick Co: rule re-
turnabLe July Il: plaintiffs attorneys,
W. J. Lambert and D. w. Baker.
Hermann VS.. Schlueter; rule return
able July IS; plaintiffs attorneys, To-
briner & Graham.
Reid vs. Dodge. order vacating decree
of August 3, 1915. and plaintiff to re-
cover from defendants certain sums of
money; appeal noted; bond for costs 800
(by Justice Mccoy; plaintiff's attorneys,
NJ S Farmer. jr.. and R. S. Reid: de-
fCndant's attorney. John W. Yerkes
Clemens vs.. GaIIher; petition for tenn
porary injunction discharged without
prejudice: plaintiffs attorneys. Rhodes &
Cromelini defendants attorneys, Toomey
& ToOney and \. L Newmyer.
Forrest vs. Forrest; rule returna bic
July Is: plaintiffs attorneys, W. c. Ash
ford and Crandal NaCkey.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Frederick P. and Frances E. Wells, bog.
William VI. and Mildred Wilson. girl.
Homer ]. and Grace S. Dodge, boy.
George H. and Sarah L. White, girl
Charles E. and Virginia A. Thomas, boy.
Hamilton W. and Minnie Swing, girl.
Harry NJ and Iva NJ. Rudisill, girl.
Sidney and Kitty Perry. girl.
Herbert E. and Alice Merwin. girl.
Michael and Nellie Keehan, boy.
Frederick ]. and Mary z. Jeffries. boy.
James and Margaret Heaney boy.
William C. and Mary NJ. Henderson. girl.
Thomas NJ. and Martha Hoyls, girl.
Alphonse W. and Blanche Cessner, girl.
James A. and Esther Dugan. boy.
Andrew and Laura Corso, boy.
William ard MoIlie Berry, girl.
James A. and Emile E. Boorman, girl,
Robert z. and Della L. Browning. girl
COLORED.
Edward and Bertha Walker, boy.
Roger and Birther Proctor, girl.
John and Maria Harris, boy.
William 7. and Gertrude A. Hall, girl.
John r. and LIrena Hill, boy.
Clarence and Preal Griffin, boy.
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Equity Division No. =

Richmond Park Improvement Company
vs.. Hight; on hearing; plaintirf's at
torney. D. ". ODonoEhue; defendant 5
attorneys. D. T. Wright. T. VI. Wampler,
Ellis & Donaldson and A. H Ferguson
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1916.

bond. $500: attorney. d. Edward Clarke.
Estate Mary ]. Homer; entry of appear
ance; attorney. c. Albert White.
In re Mary Y. Davis; order appointing
Robert H. Young guardian; bond. 5000;
attorneys, Paul Sleman and L. ]. Heller
Estate Caroline H. Rixford; order con-
tlnuing hearing.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
Furnished by W. b. HIbbs q Co.

Washington Railway pfd., at 81, 10 at 81,
at 81.
Washington Gas Light Is at 7e, 25 at 76 3 at I6
at 7sA 10 at TsA, Is at Tsh at 76i., II at 7els
II at 76h.
s3jk, % at SJ4, 20 at 81 % at 81.
Graphophone pfd., 10 at Isl.
After call;
Capital Traction, at SiA
Mergenthaler, at 1914.
GOVERNMENT RONDS.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Jusfiee GouId.
Lawsuits.

In re Huseman & Ford; order appoint.
ing Joseph D. Sullivan attorney.
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5s314-Mamie E. Vernon VS.. James N
Huston; certiorari; defendants attorney.
r. H. McNeill.
59a5-J. s. Gurevich. trading as Frank
lin Market, VS.. ]. K. McCalnlont and
Catherine McCalmont; Judgment NJ. c.;
S45S plaintiffs attorney, Topper &
Gusack.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. July l0-Prominence to the trading
on the Brad street curb was given 10 the strength
and activity in SUIT Motors with sales in the
early dealings ranging from co to ga
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District Division,

| In re opening OF Thirteenth street;
| jury directed to return verdict in open
court on July 13, at 10 a. m.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$500 MONTHLY

O.UU NlONlTl
1ncludng all interest and princpzD and ,
small cash Iaymeut makes you the permanent
OWNER Cf ,2e Of the most delightful and
~cmplete little hcnss in the southeast. e. o7r
frce ...--..-...VsS/t
Ideally located near Lincoln PARK; 6 large
rooms tile hath. cellar under entire house.
front and back porches excellent con-ruction.
Ctc. Sample house. l52 d st. Sc Open daily
and Sunday uLtil p. N. We want all who
sre renting 10 come out and see these homes
sither for investment or home. How TO get
thCre-Take Capitsl Traction cars to 18th st Sc,
walk two squares north: or Lincoln Park ear,
- 18th and walk south three squares Repre-
ssrtstives on PREMISES.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED CIrY REIL
estate at lowest current uta; zpaaal pr1tueSa
With respect to prior payment. T1LER 4 RCrS-
ERFoRD. Inc. eli I5th -
MONEY TO LOAN-S50 TO xsn 90 on D. q
real estate. Several trust funds ~ to Q Der csnt
AL transactions conducted with economical conRd-
Grafton for borrowers WM. H SAUNDERS q
Co. Southern Building SCI 18th - nv
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Dominica has a boiling lake of unknown
depth
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"C.Xa aNep."

tcexn ave, near Beach Ocean View Roons
With running water and private bath. Ressup,5.
rata Ospacty 20 MRS ]. STOREY
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BERKSHIRE INN

Always open. CsDaoy. 800. OCEAN and Nirginla
ave. so 20 81 weekly: s up daily; s. up European
plan. J. z DICKINSON
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yUINNNt Wildwood Ave. near Beach. Bath
W INOlNt1, ing direct from house Private baths
ETceilent table MTs. G W. Fisher, Owner -Niznasar
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BONDS.
r. d. PasC0 Is observation-disclosures. los
ACTIVE CIRR STOCKS

Canadian Pacific es .........'......
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Na IuOtND, ,bS,h s,Ili7us and su sr3usrpssBts
Excellent table. good service. Modersts ats.
Booklet MRS. MARY STOTT
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WILLOW WooD MANOR

IpHEDIA Going 70 the shore A vyIe5ns
HNSHDlH awaits sou here Magnolia and
Pacific aves. Booklet Mrs ? d. maxwell
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WELLSBORO

Kentucky Ave. rear Boardwalk. up daily; sc
70 81 weekly MYERS & PROTHERO.
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DAYTON

Open al year; steam hsa:. bet ard cDIi running
Ttter' T7TsS paths s-E Tarc-- Cone s7erz -ht
weekend. :. W 4 A. McMURRAY
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companion, for the purpose of safe
guarding her against good looking
young men, l suspect. l have it from
the most reliable of sources that her
father engaged the services of these
men almost simultaneously with the
date of our sailing from New York. 1t
may interest you to know that they
followed you to St. Cloud in high
power car and no doubt are watching
you as you read this message from
your faithful friend, who likewise is
not far away"
II should have anticipated this, Mr..
Schmidt" she said ruefully. ut is
just the sort of thing my father would
do"
You seem to take it calmly
enough"
Il am quite used to it. l would be
worth a great deal to any enterpris-
ing person who made it his business
to steal me. There is no limit to the
ransom he could demand"
'You alarm me-" he declared. NO
doubt these worthy guardians look
upon me as a kidnaper. am in
clined to shiver."
"'Alls we'll that ends well,'" quoth
she, pulling on her gloves. ~ shall
restore you safely to the bosom of the
Ritz, and that will be the end of t.'
81 almost wish that some one would
kidnap you, Miss Guile. 1t would af-
ford me the greatest pleasure in the
world to snatch you from their
clutches. Your father would be saved
paying the ransom, but should have
to be adequately rewarded. l fancy,
however, that he wouldn't mind pay
ing the reward should hold out for. :"
81 am quite sure he would give you
anything you were to ask for, Mr..
Schmidt" said she gaily. "You would
be reasonable, of course"
81 might ask for the most precious
of his possessions" said he, leaning
forward to look directly into eyes
that wavered and refused to meet his.
"Curiosity almost makes me wish
that l might be kidnapped. ! should
then find out what you consider to be
his most precious possession" she
said, and her voice was perilously
low.
81 think l could tell you in ad-
vance," said he, his eyes shining.
T-I prefer to find it out in my own
way, Mr.. Schmidt" she stammered
hurriedly. Her confusion was ina
mensely gratifying to him. There is
no telling what might have happened
to the Prince of Graustark at that
moment If an obsequious attendant
had not intervened with the earthly
information that the car was wait
ing.
The car shot across the bridge and
was speeding on its way toward the
Bois when Robin ventured a glance
behind. Through the little window
in the back of the car he saw a big,
swift moving automobile not more
than quarter of mile in the rear.
"Would you like to verify the re-
port of my friend Gourou?" he asked,
his voice quick with exhilaration.
She knelt with one knee upon the
seat and peered back along the road.
"There they are!" she cried. She
threw the veil back over her hat as
she resumed her seat in the corner
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pose they are used TO almost anything
in the way of human nature, so if they
don't mind, I'm sure shan't. l
haven't the slightest objection to be-
ing watched by detectives, if we can
only keep other people from seeing
u.s."
Don't be silly" she cried. And let
me remind you while think of it. You
are not to call me Bedelia."
"Bedelia," he said deliberately.
She sighed. Il am afraid | have
Continued on page 81
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mind her. without them we might
now be languishing in Jail and our
spotless names posted for speeding in
the Place de IOpera. Bedela Guile
and Rex Schmidt, malefactors-what
would your father say to that?'
She smiled-a ravishing smile it
was. His heart gave a stupendous
jump. ''He would say that it served
me right" said she and then, But
what difference can it possibly make
to you, Mr.. Schmidt, if the detectives
continue to watch over me?"
None" said he promptly. Il sup
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-08
SYNOPSIS

Mr. Bllthers, multimilionaire discusses
with his wife the possibilities Of marrying
or his daughter, Maud Applegate, to the
Irlnce OF Graustark, who is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. TruXton King in America in an
ticlpation of getting some one to take up
the loan Russia holds. Mr. Scoville is
attentive to Maud
frlnce Robin is accompa MED by Count
eeuinnox. minister of war; Lieutenant
Dank and Hobbs the valet. The prince
had baked at a matrimonial alliance with
tle frincess Of Dawsbergen, both of them
wishing to choose for themselves Mr.
bilthers visits the Kings unlimited.
Mr.. Blithers discusses the Russian loan
and gently hints at $40, ZOO, 900 his daughter
Will get when she marres the right man.
Bankers suddenly refuse to handle the
loan. Count QuinnoX and King arrange a
meeting with Blithers. 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 baks at the af-
fair and doesn't attend
Meeting the prince out for a stroll, Blith-
erS chatS on matrlmOny. Robin says he is
not for sale, but agrees to meet Maud
when he learns she is opposed to her par
ents' wishes.
ports he must leave for Graustark at
once. Maud writes she is off for Europe
on the Jupiter with an aged companion.
tter father schemes to get them both on
the same ship.
The prince as Mr.. Schmidt sails on the
Jupiter Blithers buys $10,O00,0GD of Grau-
stark bonds. A young lady disputes Rob-
III s right to a table and deck chair.
He learns she is Miss Guile of New
York, and her aged companion Mrs. Gas
ton He soon becomes better acquainted
with Miss Guile.
Her given name is Bedelia, she tells
him. She tells Mrs. CASTOR that she sus-
poets lie is the Prince of GraustarK
Mrs. Castor changes her manner toward
nm. Hobbs discovers Miss Guile's bag
case is marked with a Il. In Paris she
Is met by young man.
Gourou, Robins police chief, concludes
that the Il on the baggage means Blithcrs.
Miss Blithers denies her engagement to
the prince. Bedelia sends Robin Il note
She invites him for drive to 81. Cloud.
He intilnate5 she is Miss Blithers, but she
resents il. While at lunch they are told
some one IS spying on them.
They flee ana are arrested for speeding.
MISS Guile Just escaping revealing her
true identity to the judge She tells Robin
she will go to Switzerland
Mr.. Blithers sails for Paris He instructs
his agents to kidnap Maud, but she is not
to be located.
CHAPTER XIV.
The Hand Of the Law.
"HE prince called an attendant
and ordered him to find Miss
Guile's footman at once. When
he returned to the table she
was again reading the note.
1T is really quite thrilling, isn't it ?"
she said, and there was still a quaver
of indignation in her voice. Are you
not mystified?"
mot in the least" said he promptly,
md drew a chair up close beside hers.
ITS as plain as day. Your father has
found you out, that's all. Let's read
it again." and they read it together.
"A word to the wise," it began 1.-TWO
men from private detective concern
have been employed since yesterday
in watching the movements of your