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FRIDAY. OCTOBER IT, 1910
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-02-25
FUE ALBERTO HUEYAN{HTE Ell
cORSUIADO AMERICANA EN-
IA c. DE- CHIHUAHUA
| A PESAR De ESTO, Ell COBIERK0 AC0ASE-
IA 4 Los Ati[aiCAHOS QUE no Re-
GRESEH 4 CHIHUAHUA
relegrama especial para Ia rRENsA.

Ell PASO, Texas. Fe5rerc "a
Los mineros amcricanoS muchas
otras personals que tienen intereses
en- Mexico, fueron notificadoS aver
de que el consulado americana en- Chi
huahua, que estaba ccrrado desde el
Iltimo Otoho. ha vuclto a abrirse,
empezando funcionar desGe luego.
Marion Letcher. el consul, que vino
I Fl Paso hace 2igunoS mescs. obe-
dcciendo 6ricncs de su gohierno. es
ci encargado de la c;tada oficira
consular. Su prcsencia Ell Ia ciudad
de chihuahua. fu@ dada a saber des-
de luego; pero ESQ no obstante, para
que los ancricanOs que te2!an ncgo-
clos en- aquella region. puadan con-
siderarsc seguros al volvcr aque-
la pcrtc dc Mexico. Por ei contrar;o,
y de ezta opinion participant los Off
ciales del gobierno, quicnes no pier
den OCCASION para renovarles sus ad-
yertencias dc que es mcjor Que per-
manezcan alejados de aquella parte
de "a RcpUblica del Sur.
Por noticias que iiecaror aver del
interior de Chihuahua. 50 supo que
las actividades de Villa ! cl ntmero
de sus partidarios cstan ccns.ante-
mcrte engrosando, y cue han inte-
rrun.pido cI trafico de los ferroca-
rriles hacia el Sur.
Tambian Sc dice que los villistas
han sacrificado ganado por no menos
de un medic million de pesos.
Segin noticias oficiales de Ultima
hora. Villa csta en- San Jer6nimo;
pero tiene numerosos destacamcntos
en- otros puntos, Y he cortado todas
las comunicaciones telegraficas en-
tire MADEIRA Y Guerrero, asi como las
de otros puntos mas importantes en-
una iarga extension.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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ALARhA A Los CARRRhkCS-
TAS la ACITACIOh De
Los TRAbAjADORES
LAS AUTORIDADS NO PUEDEN OtULTAR SU
ALARRA POR LA HUEtGA GENERAL
EN- FL P. De YARACRVl
Telegrama especial para LA PRENsA.

CIuDAD DE MENICO, Febrero "a.
Las autoridaGes de esta capital no
pueden ocultar Ia aIarma que .es pro-
Queen las noticiaS llegadas del puerto
de Veracruz, dando cuenta de Ia agi-
taci6n que existe all entire los obre-
roS.
Sabese en- esta ciudad que es inc
vitable Ia huelga general en- e, puerto
de Veracruz, pues los trabajadores,
Y especialmepte los de los muelies. es-
tan obstinados en- que Sc les paguen
sus sueldos en- orc, y ESQ Gespues de
haberlos subido enormemente.
Los estivadores sxiger IN formal de
diez pesos = no en- papel moneda.
Las autoridades temen que .os obre
ros de aqui sigan el eiemplo de los
de Veracruz.
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FL eOBNO. AMERICANA QUIERE
AYUDAR FINARCERlHEhTE
VENUSTIiNO CARRAHzA
ROHBRO I'm COHITE Que ESTUDlE La,
KAkERA De AYUDAR A La REC0kS-
TRUCCIOH DEL Pals
Telegrama especial para La PRENsA.

NUEVA YORK. Febrero BIB.
c. Forbes. un financiero ventajosa-
mente conocido en- este puerto, decla-
70 hoy que el gobierno americana iba
nombrar ur Comite con objeto de
que estudiara la manera de ayudar
finarcieramente Mexico Ell Ia re-
construction del pals. Dej6 entender
que en- Mexico hay en- este momento
una gran oportunidad para estabIecer
empresas americanas.
Sc cree que Forbes tiene autoriza-
ci6n para hablar del asunto, y aln
Sc dice que formara parte del conf
te cue vc & ronbrar el gohiernp ame-
rirsno,
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Mas candidates del Par.
lido Republican, a
la Presidencia
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Telcgrama especial para In PRENSa
DES MONIES, Iowa, Febrero ga
Albert B. Cummins, de Iowa y Sena-
dor de los Estados Unidos, Sc presen-
to aver ante el Secretario de Estado
para hacerle saber que era candidate
del Partido Republican, Ia Presi-
dencia de la Repiblica. Similares
anuncios fueron hechos en- Minneso-
ia. Nebraska, South Dakota, Mon
tana, Oregon Y Colorado.
Los politicos de esta localidad re-
cibieron aver aviso de que e. nombre
del Senador Robert N. La Fallette,
de Wisconsin, no figurera en- las cleo
clones del Partido Republican, en- es-
te Estado en- el mes de Abril.
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FL BANQUERO STALLFORTH NO
CONTESTO Las PRECUNTAS
QUE Sc Ii HiCIEROH
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Tcicgrama especial para Ia rRENsA
NUEFA YORK, Febrero 24.-El
banquero aleman Frederick Stailforth
Sc nego hoy contestar ciertas pre-
guntas que Sc le hicieron al ser exa-
minado por Ia acusaci0n que existe
en- su contra de ayudar a TN llovi-
miento que tiene por objsto embrollar
q Mexico I los Estados Unidos. Sc
lie hizo el cargo de contumacia, y Sc
cree cue Sc tomard alguna n1edida
en- su contra.
Stsllfoth fue citado hoy a Ia Cortc
V oued6 detenido provisionalmente.
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Sc S0RPRE\DE Ell. MlNISTRG P0R
TUGUES P0R la ACCI0N DE
ST GOBIER\0.
Serricio especial para La PRENSA.

MADRID. Fcbrero 2i-El Minis
tl'o de Portugal en- rsta Capital ma
nlfeSt6 al Sabar ia noticia Ga Que ha-
bian sido capturados p0r Ia marina
lusitana los barcos mercantes alcma-
ncS que So encoEtraban intcrnai0s
en- Lisboa, que le parccia muy extra
no q. procedimiento y que scgura-
mentc daria lugar a rcpresalias.
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Regresa a los E. Unidos
el agente especial
de Mr.. Wilson

TALMOHTH. Ingiaterra, Fenrcro
24.-En c! vapor "Rorrterdam." que
zarpara para Nueva York maRana. to-
mara paSaje, entire otroS. ei coroncl
Z. VI. House. de Texas, Representative
especial de NJ. Wilson ante las poten-
cias de Europa.
Mr.. House ha dado termino a via
je de inspection que le encomend6 el
Presidente de los Estados Unidos,
Y regresa a 81 pals para dar cuenta
a Mr.. Wilson del resultado de su eX-
pedicion.
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I'm FORMIDABLE nOVINIENTO
SICARRANzA No RENUNCIA AnTES De
QUE T[RNINE FL MES De MAYO
Sc lE HARA SABER AL PRIMER EFf QUE S REEfUHCIA FS Ne
CESARIA PARA SALVAR Los MIERESES DEL Pals
! Los De La HSHA RFOlUCWA
I elegrama especial

cSPcSIoA
= LAREDO. Texas. Ecbrero "a. ::
; In prominente mason. que re-
: side hace val,ioS meseS en- esta ::
: ciutaG, declare hoy que IN no ::
= yim!erto genera. e>taliar;. en- 20 ::
= IL. IA Republica contra don We ::
:. tiano CarranZa. 81 este no re- :
= cia 2 Ia Primera Jefatura del ::
= Ejercito ConStitucionaliSta, an ::
= ties de que finalice (. pr6ximo .
:. mes lie Mayo.
= e informante asegura teaer :;
= en- su poder datos ciertoS de que =:
:: los que proyectan e. movimiento :
:. = que Sc refiere. harin SabeT q :
= Carranza que 81 rcnuncia & ab- !
= soIutamente necesaria para sal :
:! var los intereseS del pals y .cs :
+ de Il misma cevolucion. ' que 81 =
= Sc mega genunciar, e. movi- :
= mieato eStalIara Simultaneamen- =
:: te y ser;i formidable. =
:: EstaS declaracioneS eStan de =
:. acuerdo con los infornes cue :
:: han vanido proporcionando todos =
= los viaje~oS que arribarOn de Gi- :
= ferentes parties de Mexico. y los :
= cua,cs refiercn que ha comen- :
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HUYEROA AVEliKD HGhTES !
SOCiOS ANTE Ell TENOR De
LAS IHIESTGACIOkES

WASHINGTON. Frbrrro 2i.-LnS
m!ambroS del tnmgtr lie Agriculture
del Scnado Qur eStdn inyeS,i=audo 70
cue haya tras dr las actlyidad-S IL Ia
International Harvester de Yuca-
ian hic!rron SabeT hoy que AveIin0
Monies agente de IA mencionada
CompaHia ~ Yucatin. J. Smith, Ag"r
e de Mo3tes en Nueva York. y II.
Daniel jefo de uno je los Departa-
aentos il IA Compania habian dasa-
parecido al sabeT que las investica-
clones d.l Comle Than avanzando.
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Quiere que ell Congreso pida los americanos
Sc abstengan de Uigar en- uapores armados
Ell Dputado Monde presento una resoucoa al Congreso
sobre csc asunto sendo pasada al Come de Reaciones
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WASHINGTON, Febrero 24.-El
diputado Mondell present6 hoy en- IA
tarde en- el Congreso una resolution
pidieudo que Sc advierta los ame-
ricanos que Sc abstengau de viajar
en- vapores arnlados. La resolution
propuesta por el diputado Mondell es
identica la que presento en- ell Sena-
do esta manana ell senador Gore, la
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NO Sc HAN RECIBIDO NDTICIAS
DEL HJNDIAIiENTO DEL
"WESTBURN."
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MADRID, Frbr"ro 2i.-Se csperan
rnl anSiclai alSunos datns 0ficialeS
Tcfrrcntcs al hundimicnto del bar
60 ingIGS "WcStburn en- TenerIfe
poT un submarine aiemin. Sc han
hccho esfucrzOS p0r obtener dichoS
datoS pero haSta las primeras h0ras
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cual encontro una decidida opcsici5n
Ell aquella alta Camara
Parece que el esniiitu que reina
en- Ell Congreso es mas favorable pa
"a Ia tantas veces dicha proposition
que el que donina en- eI Senado, por-
que no Sc le hicieron ningunas obie-
clones Sc pas6 al Comite de Rela-
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~ 0t Iemonade Ior Mlss reIlon-..

glass Ut lemonade tor Miss FELTON,"
FELTON, qucrled Mr.. Bllthers. sit.
ting down very carefully on the rather
fragile chair aud hitching up his white
flannel trousers at the knees to reveal
pair of purple socks. somewhat ele.
mentary IA tone
we know your daughter. Mr.. Bllth.
ers,' said little Miss Nellie eagerly.
Il was Just trying 10 remember
we live across the road-ovcr there
I'm the little white house with the IVY
where I'd heard the name" pro.
eeeded Mr. Blithers. still looking at the
prince. by Jovc, | should think nv
daughter and the prince would make
rattllng good match mean" he
added, with hoislcrouS laugh. "a good
match at tennis. Wen have to get EN-
together some day, eh. up at Bllther
wood. How long Is the prince to be
with You Mr. kings"
Its rather uncertain. Mr.. BlIthers."
said she and no morn.
@NA' DaAtA'AH lauNfu uilllNfII IN pa
hence for moment or two. Then he
looked at his watch
Getting along toward dinner time
up our way" he yentured Everybody
seemed rather intent on the game.
which was extremely one sided.
Good work" shouted King as Fan.
ME FELTON, managed to return an easy
service.
Lieutenant Dank applaudcd vlgor.
ously. "SplendIdr' he cried out. Cap.
Italy placed"
They speak remarkably good Eng.
lish. don't theyT' said Mr. Bllthers IN
an audible aside TO Mrs. King.
She smiled. "Oficers In the Grnu.
stark army are required to speak Eng.
fish, French and German. Mr.. Blithers."
IT'S good idea" said he. MAUD
speaks French and Italian like ma.
tive. She was educated In Paris and
Rome, you know. Fact is. she's lived
abroad n great deal"
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seed. 80 to speak,

seed. 40 TO speak"
Tho count seemed 10 be turning
something over In his mind "Your
amazing Mr. Blithers further conllded
10 me that he might be willing 10 take
care Of the Russian obligation FOR us
n no one else turns up In time As u
matter OF fact, without waiting for my
reply, he said that he would have his
lawyers look Into the matter Of secu.
rity az once Amazing. amazing"
"Of course you told him Il was not
TO be considered" said King sharply
Il cndcayored 10 do so. but fear
he d!d not grasp what I was saying
Moreover. tried to tell him that II
was matter was not NJ liberty 10
discuss He didn't hear TINT. either"
"lIe Is not IN the habit " hearing
any one but himself | fear" said
King.
II am afraid poor Robin Is Ia jcop
ardy." said his wife ruefally Tho
bogy man n after him"
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HUSBAND RESCUED
DESPAIRlNG Wife
After Four Years Of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
Up in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.

Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bette Bullock
writes Is follows: ~ suffered Tor four
years, with wod'dnly troubles, and during
this time, could only sit up for a little
while, and could not walk anywhere al
all. AT times, ! would have severe pains
In my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that, nothing seemed TO do me any good.
! had gotten so weak | could not stand,
and | gave up In despair.
AT last. my husband got me bottle Of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and | COM
menced taking Il. From the very first
dose, | could tell II was helping me. |
can now walk two miles without lis
firing me, and am doing my work"
II you are all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up In despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. IL has helped
more than a million women, 10 lis 30
years OF wonderful success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist has
sold Cardui tor years. he knows what
Il will do. Ask him. lie will recon-
mend Il. Begin taking Cardui today.
Write %: Chsusnooga Mftrlns Co. laass,
tisisufy Dsri., Ghaiunpiga. Tenn ~ SPECIAL
lKsirtc,tCns % Yuuf cass ana 6i-nsss hork 'horas
f'@sissai "a Won@a. ssut 10 osin ~ssvcse ftf- y
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NH r. BlLTIlERS reached home m
|" high spirits Ills wife was
Iva asleep, but be- awoke her with.
out ceremony
II say. Lou wake up Got some
news for You. Wen have a prince M
the family before you can say Jack
Robinson"
She sat up In bed. blinking with lis
may. In heavens name. WIN. what
have you been dolngg what have you
been
Cutting bait" said he ioylnlly. IN
day or two I'm throw the hook In
and you'll see what ! land Hes as
good rs caught right now but we'll let
him nibblc awhile before we Jerk
And, say he's @ cortcr. Lou Finest
young fellow I've seen ln many % day.
He"-
you don't mean 20 say that you
you actually said anything 10 him
about about oh. my God. WIN. lont
tell me that Won were crazy enough
to- cried the poor woman. almost I'm
tears.
Now, cool down. cool DOWN be-
broke IN soothIngly. I'm mo- fool. lou.
Trust mo 10 do the fine work In a ease
Ike this Sow the right Kind ~ seeds
aud you'll get results every time I
merely dropped few hints. that's all
and In the right direction. believe
me Count Equinox win DO the rest
IN bet nay head we1l have this prince
running after Maud SOL
She faced him ouor moro and uuruy
"Llsicn lp nae. she said. 1--WE had
a f9li Win Maud She has gone 90
bel with n splitting headache and Tn
not surprised Don't you suppose the
poor child has particle OF pridel She
guessed ut once just what you had
gone over there for, and she cried her
eyes out Now she declares she viii
never bc able 10 hook the prince In the
face, aud as for the KINGS oh. lrs
sickeninr Why cant You leave these
THINGS 10 me- You go about Ike
Confined ON next page.
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ner," she said. aud her eyes sparhIe,l
with mischief Il shall put sou he
tween them, Mr. Bllthcrs. You will
hnd that they arc very bright attrac
tive girls"
We'll see, said be succinctly.
King caught them up at the top Of
the steps. llo seemed to be slightly
out OF breath.
Make yourself at home. Mr.. Bllth-
ers. ! must get into something be-
sides these duds I'm wearing" ho
said. "Would you like ter wash
up while we're"-
"No. thanks" lntorposed Mr.. Bllth-
ers. I'm as clean as whistle. Don't
mind ne. please. Run along and
dress. both Of you. I'll SIT out here
and--count the minutes" the last
with a very elaborate bow to Mira
King.
"Dinner's at half past s." said she
and disappeared. Mr. Bllthers re-
called his last glance az his watch
and calculated that he would have at
least iifty minutes 20 count, provided
dinner was served promptly on the
dot. So he settled himself IN the big
porch chair and soowled more deeply
than before.
Later on he mot the prince. Very
warmly he shook the tall young
mans hand--ho even gave Il a pro-
phetic second squecze-and said.
II am happy 10 welcome you 10 the
Catskllls. prince"
"Thank YOU" said Prince Robin.
"a most extraordinary person" aaid
Count Quinnox 10 King after Mr..
Blithers had taken his departure.
close upon the heels OF the Feltons.
who were being escorted home by the
prince and Dank The venerable
Graustarkian's heroic face was a
study. He had just concluded n con
ndential hour In remote corner Of
the library with the millionaire while
the younger people were engaged In
a noisy though temperate encounter
with the roulette wheel at the oppo-
site end OF the room. "I'ye never met
any one like him. Mr. King" Ho
mopped bis brow and stllI looked n
trlfie dazed.
King laughed There isn't any one
Ike him, count lie Is the one aud
only Bllthcrs"
"Hc Is very rtchT"
millions and millions" said Mrs
King. Didn't he tell you how manyY"
Il am not quite sure. This daugh.
ter OF hls-ls she attractyeT'
Rather. Why
HE Informed me that her dot would !
be twenty millions n she married the
right man. Moreover. she II his only |
heir. Pom my soul. Mrs King. he |
quite took my breath away when he |
that he knew all about our |
predicament In relation 10 the Russian
loan. Il really sounded qulte-you
might say significant Does-does he
imagine that-good heaven. Il Is nj.
most stupefylng'"
Sounds ominous 10 me-" said King
iryly. Us Bobby for saleY"
The count favored him with n look
II horror MY dear Mr. Klngr Then
Is comprehension came. he smiled. IL
zee No. hc Isn't for sale He a. a II
lrlnce. not pawn Mr. Bllthers may
Ie willing IN buy but He proudly
hook bis head
He was feeling you out. however"
aid King Illuminating. Planting the
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COMMISSIONER SAFE

p Fulton y Circuit Court Ev.
Is. I. Davis Plaintiff
Against
Mrs. Z. A. Edwards q r.. t
fendant.-Equty. dee
By virtue of a Judgu..,. .,
Order of Sale of Fulton .. ana
Court = rendered at Che ..' ''.'.
Term, thereof, 1916. in ... .'!
cause, for the sum of Fo.- ,'
bred sixty five and s5.uo n''
lars and interest from d.. a-'
l9l4, aud Three hunIrI -....
two and l5-l0O Dollars ar.
est from May /, l9l6.a. .
oil SIX per cent, per aum. ..
paid, and costs heron.
coed TO offer for sale at Nh. .'..
House door in uicbmM
to the highest bidder al mi.
Lie AUCTION, ON Mon... '
10Th day of March 1916. A. nv.
o clock 7. NJ, or thprca...,
ing County Court day. u..g
credit of ak months Old. ...
ing described property t..
part OF the south hall 1. ..\
h. Quarter OF section 81
. West, Fulton Count.
lucky, bounded as follow.
ginning at a stake on tu.
line OF the quarter polu.. l..
berry west 1914 links, a sy u....
south west ID links N.
east . links aud 30 poles .1p,.
stump, The south ras. .1.
thence south S1l4 Yves, W...
south line n poles TO d l... ..
al forks OF Spring branch. t.....
'lA west with llays lu OIL,
poles TO a stake on the Wr.. Linz.
OF quarter 20 po.oS north o.
south west corner, them. a.
j-l2 degrees east wi.h sl. w...
line Js poles 10 astaA. d. .-..
pointers lronwood. $. ". I-l.
lronwood n. l.. l3 links. ..s..
north 81 degrees 30, cas-. .4..
10 a stake IN Old field. d
north OF fence; thence s.4
degrees east 81 poles 90 .e
ginning, containing Oi a.ssl.t
or less. Same was rou.pa
Henry Pollock and $. T.. M.....,
by j. NJ KIRK ct al, ou ..
Der 2ith, 1912 and recorded .al
b. No 80, page lJ %. 4.
County, Kentucky, AMI "a
TO Henry Pollock and Sam H.
ews 10 l.. A. Edwards auI "a #
Brown and by John hIr. go M
NJ. Brown by deeds duy r"ua.
ed in office Of the clcrh ot
Fulton County Court
For the purchase price. .ra-
chaser, with approved
or securities, must cXcgut Bond.
bearing legal interest from G
day OF sale until paid, and
the force and effect OF ..
ment Bidders will be prepared
10 comply promptly with
terms.
j. r. MlLNER, 90.
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CHAPTER ~.
Protecting the Blood.

FiVASNA'UB HO olOOo.
TINE game was promptly inter
ruptcd II would not be IA
wrong 20 say that Mrs. King
pretty mouth was open not en-
trcy as an aid to breathing. Sh,
couldn't believe her eyes as she slow
ly abandoned her court and came for
ward 10 meet their advancing visitor.
Take my Jacket, dear" she said d
one Of the Fcltons II happened TO b,
Fannie and the poor child almost
tainted with JOY
The prince remained In the far court
idly twirliug his racket.
afternoon. King, said Mr.. Blithers
do,ing his pauama-to fan a heated
brow Been watching the came from
the road for a spell out for a stroll.
Couldn't resist running I'm for a min
ute. You play a beautiful game. Mrs.
King How do you dot Pretty hot
work, though, isn't IT,
lie was shaking hands with King
aud smiling genially upon the trim.
painting figure OF the princes adver.
sury
Good afternoon. Mr.. Blithers," said
King, stIll staring. "You-you know
my wife,
Mir Bllthers ignored what might
have been regarded as an introduction
ana blandly announced that tennis
wasn't game for fat people. patting
his somewhat aggressive extension ia
mock dolcfulness as he spoke.
You should see my daughters play"
he went on. Got u medal at Lake
wood last spring. I'll fix up match
soon. Mrs. King, between you and
Maud. Ought to be worth going miles
10 see, ELI. KlngY
oh, am afraid. Mr. Bllthers, that
l am not In your daughters class"
said Lorraine King. much too limo
Gently
We've got pretty fair tennis court
up ut BlithcrwO0d." said Mr. Bllthers
calmly Il have n professional instruc.
tor up every week to play with Maud.
she eau trim most Of the amateurs.
So
II beg your pardon. Mr.. Bllthers."
mumbled King. Permit me 10 intro
duce Count Quinnox and Lieutenant
Dank" Both foreigners had arisen
and were standing very erect and sol.
dierly few yards away "You know
Miss FELTON,. Of course"
Delighted TO meet you, count" said
Mr. Blithers. advancing with out.
stretched hand. lie shook the hand Of
the lieutenant with shade less ener
Ky. He affected a most degage man.
ner. squirting careleSsly at the prince
THAT young chap plays a nice game
Who is he?"
The two Graustarkians stlfTened per.
ceptibly and waited for King to make
the revelation to his visitor
That's Prince Robin Of he began.
but Mr.. Bllthers cut him short with a
genial wave ~ the hand.
"of course be- exclaimed rs II an.
noycd by his own stupidity. II did |
hear ih0f won were entertaining a
ifince' Slipped my mind. however |
Wen, well were coming mp In the |
world. eh, having a real nabob among
ls."
Won't You sit down, Mr.. BlIthersY'
ala MS. King cor would YOU prefer
more comfortable chair on the porch?
NO. thanks, III stay here II you
Ion't mind said he hastily and drag.
'ed up the camp chair that Lieutenant
)ank had been occupying.
Fetch another chair. Lucas" said
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