Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23

not ever. I keep on thin,t,rs :. -
taik on that telephone about Gsr VI What ID
,,,o hou 40 well to watch him, Fr,,l sn spiess
,s ~ was curious how sba SAID
tLa, IN n .he presence Of Mrs. sand.k ook the
do 'uy not own drawing room-"for .s y
uo not Know that Mr.. Pol,oo,, tnoush
enough to have found out an,ts, Is clevsc
mas pad and cruel face like s, oa yet No
iS no man to trust. Come ana te,, ,ensh. , He
uia'ely you hnd out anything noro Us lmms.
what about the plan Of IN. -, rlta" "
shat MT Charles gave your" saId ,ne aae nsld
derson. HAS 1t gomez" s"id Mrs. San.
fritz waved his arms v,,,
@ astlo gesture. "All is ready an enthus.
map map roiied up, II is only TO tio a. nave the
,s ies Oh my last. my most peaut,f,,, round the
then ne will fly, faster thar pird, and
s'iaisnt TO his beloved Germany. {" '"e train
ana your drawings, Luisep, ,,.
sanderson, turning to her. said Ma.
1T Is necessary that wal.
rom Them explained fraulein s,r, u,acinn
,,o,, r"'s are Ior the pleasure of NV Ie 20, orig
;roo;r ;uauerstand, they are works Of ~. .'ends.
tracings are but an outline WIFI art The
OF strategical values. We mn n,u.. my notes
ABOUT that later, but now"--as =, arrange
oL W voices was heard drawing noar ne sound
'he Veranda-'the Philistines are ,' along
rrltz went out while Mrs sn spon US"
opened the French windows ana an,u,erson ,,,,.,
pieasant smile asked every one to .n on.n her
,,. g. Iolock stood aside with an elshn,Iin IN
nass T,' ow Mrs Lee and Miss Mvr,Ia y.
p"os , men ne, too, stepped ponno,s,'' 70
over the raised sill with an oct,n,p in
uiiiarlly ike that Of cock struttns ss .aof'
Larm yard. He was followed hs across
ana Penniculk, the former smiling Srent
and twirling his eyegless. iooiishly
say, ne called out to Mrs sana..
WI iliiSuik mas brought us great nsn
What do you think? Those fan,o,, newA
from the North are coming tbus tbro,,Ut Troops
Nice little surprise for the Germans a. iast
iullo What the DEVILS that ?n ca!
mat was the crash of n brol,er a..
which Fritz had just been carrying .,aN psN
'he veranda as he cleared up., "ions
careless beggar," said Mr. PoI,oo,, 90,
uoa soo, nlow WHAT'S come over him, I'm su,.
wseerns r-st, TO be blundering about ali s,s S.,
son? l wonder your son didn't sam nanaer-
thing about 1t this morning" "Hy'
"A servant OF the Admiralty" rer,ou..
Mrs Sanderson primly sis not perr;.tss
his mother even to
80, it's got to be kept dark, of cou,..
said Pennicuik. Il had It on jolly rooa
as Huthorlty' put can't tell where l got n
III It's going to be little surprise nac,..
Tor the Germans we have got to lie ioIlv lo,s
ABOUT 1t. They've got their beastly spies al,
over the place. o, 1 beg pardon. Fran.
lein Schroeder" 'fau'
An, Mr.. Pennicuik," protested fraul.,n
1T is not kind of you always to forget thas
l am English" 'A"'
MY aunt at bennington will be awfullv
pleased" commented Brent cheerfullv
Thousands of them, Pennicuik saysn
Il expect Charles will be able to tell M
all about it when he comes down. as ~
already got out" said Mrs Sanderson
That is, If he's able to get down. Has
going to wire me-"
by the way" went on Pennicuik, "such
a joke. 1 have got to go on guard on tbs
cliff path tonight, just at the bottom Of the
garden here"
Dear me, that seems most extraordinary
waste of time" said Pollock; what on
earth is there for you to guard on the cla
)ath?"
Heaven alone knows" replied the in.
senuous Pennicuil< IT don't But if you
should feel like strolling along the top Of
he cliff after keep your eyes open and
De ready to answer If challenge you"
CONTINUED TOMORROW