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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
PERSONALS

Miss Lily Emmer was a visito,
10 Broussard this week for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Renoudet left
this week for Saranac Lake, New
York for visit Of several months
Misses Cordelle DeBlanc, Sadie
Belanger, Gussie Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hall returned last
Sunday from several days visit
10 Lake Charles.
Mir. Archie Cambell has re-.
turned home from several months
spent in Brownsville, Texas
Mrs. j. D. Ogden ana baby are
visiting relatives in New Orleans
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riviere
visited relatives in Biloxi. Miss
this week.
Mr.. Jay Taylor returned from
innings last Sunday for a few
,days visit to his parents, Mr.. and
~. j. w. Taylor.
FRS. jim Conrad and children
Of Jefferson Island spent the week
here with Mrs jules Mestayer.
Mrs. Frank P&tin of New Or
leans, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Rose Anglers was week
end visitor in Abbeville, the guest
of Miss May Nunez.
Misses Nora and Grace Mini
visited relatives in Abbeville for
the week end.
Mr.. F. H. Smith and family are
spending some time at Browns
vile, Texas. Mr.. Smith is en-
gagged with the Texas Sugar Com
panv until his return here.
Mr.. Alcide Bodin of the Ma
tioral Army located at Fort st.
Philip, near New Orleans, was
visitor here on Wednesday, the
guest of his uncle Mr.. F. M. Bodin.
From here he went to his home
at Lake Charles to enjoy the re-
mainder of a ten day furlough.
The friends of Mr.. A. G. Boas
will regret to learn that he is not
improving very rapidly. In fact
he is so weak that he is again
confined to his bed.
Mr.. Robert Anglers returned
home this week from Jennings. |
Miss Isabelle Delaureal Of st.
Martinsville is the guest Of Mrs.
Alpha Fontelieu.
Miss Melaloret of Shady Side is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry
HGoussard.
Or. and Mrs. J. A. Goodwin
Were visitors to Abbeville on
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Jean Camille and Mrs.
George Weber of Jeanerette were
visitors here on Thursday.
Mr.. Sidney DeBellevue spent
Wednesday with relatives IN
Crowley.
After several days spent here |
with relatives Mr.. Rodney French
left on Thursday for Camp Reilly,
Kansas.
Mrs. Louis Stumpf Of New Or
leans arrived here on Wednesday
to visit her mother, Mrs. Beverly !;
Cambell.
Miss Florence Silverman OF
Franklin is visiting here, the
the guest of Mrs. Jake We'll and
Miss Ida Rosenzweig.
Mrs. Pierre Landry Of Lafay-
ette is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Landry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

Any one who has a vacant lot
and wishes to buy suitable
building to place on it would do
well to call on the undersigned.
We have o splendid cottage for
sale at 125 Weeks Street. Price.
$4,000.
FISHER & MURRAY,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
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FOR SALE-Reglstered Duroc
Jersey pigs. The famous "Duch-
ess, Will' strain delivered at ten
weeks old. Can be seen at 623 E.
Main ST., New Iberia, La. st
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
We wish In direct the arten-

-. t!e -, '"n eii'iio'eu ,'ice
Diil "n'. Il " Oell,S intioouceu ~
IliS 'o'loi ~ -hessrs. yohh "
-" : 'l'' i ~ ~ 'e"i'' h- NJ
agent of this valuable and indis-
pensible invention. These gentle
men are having no trouble in sell
ing the bins and already three car
loads have been sold to those who
have realized the great saving in
money by dispensing with sacks.
The rice is threshed directly into
the ventilated rat proof bin i'll
stead Of being stored in sacks
worth 3Oc each. This Dlckleman
metal BIN assures circulation Of
pure fresh air which prevents
mold rot or decay, is portable and
acts as storage until the cereal
IS put upon the market. Volumes
could be written about its many
uses were we to have the space.
Rice growers should investigate
the wonderful storage room which
is so we'll adapted to their many
needs.
Tho 1;++1o f oo11 u 6
,1n Ias,rioo ~ oo,,,o 80 o-a s,o sol y, -
..,;o,,a1u .oJ T 1nO. C'1a
80 o,;na 80 oao ~ ", o,aIaal. los" =; ha
:,,S " L ' t>aL;l " r.
aS,,ls in I ~ I;++Io T ah;> , =; ~
e o.a: 49, .a. ~.
a ~ ~ e Car;, Wv a5 ua; aJ
~: ~ 'lI, W W. lii'e e1 "''.' -'',i' aAA,'
hl- Us .LHn w. 80 ~ .,to'SoL;,s Ln.a
uSS ~ T EN.'1 '.' "u'Ilii ~ Nv
nv ~ 20 '''''.l n.'1l .s,; NV - .' -
bo-. .; n,;Ioa 90 ha,. aa o1sa
the child would have been serious
ly crippled, or probably Killed.
AS IL was the :eh'leiilah SUI
e.N' a. 40 e.o,ot -, - asaans
ovor tho v;ct;m,s loo Had tho
heavy part Of the car struck him
he would no doubt have been
killed outright. The owner of
the machine alighted and picked
him up and brought him to his
home when physicians wece
called in and the boy examined.
The accident was due solely to the
child's thouehtlessness in running
in front of the car and no blame
was attac he'd to the owner of the
automobile who rendered every
assistance possible after the oc-
currence. Beyond a few bruises
and terrible fright the child
was not injured.
~ 1,; III o 10 :,
>e" ''ei !" ".'i ''D'
posilioh To lay Claims vi I'D ihS
two OF the hnest rice mills II, ,the
State, if we are to judge by the adj
ditions being made to the mill of
Mr. Phil Conrad which ;s situated
-. An S+roo+ Mr Conr.a ;s
1n LII .Iio.s. 49, 80 az , 40
sn1 .apuol'! oa a nia pn tha
" - ~ ~ w, ~ noo' @ 'nI ;ua 1'n;na 49,
" III NC Dlae opon ~ ''A ins 'n
.eAt nc nol 'o...S ~ on'n:
, ,Ano'lol II aine "coiticn - 81 w.
Lee'' wv e'oiles - M ~ ' r. - ~, ~
ny ou'aoneu " 1, nl9 MI. ~ mm
i:'ai 'no'nei n'l, -, e ".iH a .S
'llhe 10 reino,o oil Aoi oisn ."'
''aIces 1ioin 'ne o1ie"i' 'uso.nol
Win aooi'i'iidl ooiiers anu oth
! He'ossaS W &c a;a"t1,, n"
III" ~ nanone rioe "s .
as any PAM III tne o'"'o.
l"rse ,o,oe VI me.n"nio' az a.
p'oyeu 'nere putting III ioii ~
so as 70 nave every 'nins III enape
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04

-LOST-A ladies small gold
watch attached to chain on We'd
nesday May 1st. Finder will
please return to James LeBour-
geois and get reward.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
" & 9

FOR SALE-One 1917 model
Ford Runabout. In use 9 months.
In perfect working order, with
extra tire. Price $3.50. Apply
to Ulysse Landry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
FOR SALE

Two nice comfortable homes
one on St. Peter Street. the other
on Iberia Street. "
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04

The home Of Mr.. John Conrad
on Charles Street is being re-
modelled which will add a great
deal to its value and appearance.
Mr.. Junius E. Jewell reached
here this week from Camp Forest,
near Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr..
Jewell has been in the service OF
the regular army for some eleven
months and volunteered rather
than await the draft. His broth
er Mr.. Harry B. is now in France
with the Rainbow Division.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-01

Granddaughter. 6erit % ircrit bar
Here al DC lofole Vropiantcrings'
roao itiuct liz hinoren0e inciei, iaa'
lebeS / 9sittcoal % Naffcitao, bpor
honoeile har aperteret, at DC, Der pil
iUlge Votetcr, maa gIpe Oct lofole
Vropianterlngsraao ltnoerretnina,
% labe bette iaa Sorfisb3rcttcn.
Saa fonuntcr BERTH, at Erooucenter'
ne bar erflTret lia uuillige iii at al
h9noe tine Notctcr M. &c brubcr,
at DC oil laere Dem ielp Oh isrit Hip
nc ocm no paa Warfcbeic liNoucr
Tintcrcn, nanr Electromagnetic be-
ar,ber at mcloc iiQ. os Warimalpri-
ierne erinringsmraiig bUpes. Zen.
ne llpilic bar Spfieberue meNt iao'
aobtiom operalt, ligelom man mcr'
feoc en- itobia itigcnoe lltil'rcbSheo
opcr &c ioitiottc Narimolpriicr. ari.
~itiaria fommlnaIe Tropianierin1S'
rooo bar ion Sslle al biSIc Snobc'
rctniuacr ira line Opfiebere inogan.
ct meo ell motiperet Scnltiuing I'll
Observation-Disclosures ON al
forbereoc % gicnncmiere eli milo
itruoi1 Nationcriua al Voictcr opcr
belle Sonoct, 'ounel FOR Erohuccni
iom FOR Soriruger. Wan mao e'ter
set / oct opcrior opIpitc hare @runf
til at flnnc Qoa no ira. Of bette oil
barre Sen eucitc e'icftipc Waobe til
az itoiic Trtetcr ircm poo Warteoet
0ct ircnhUuc9 ogIaa / aommnlnenS
&cnitiuing, at hoiS ser life sucS
Aontrol, oil 6riitelieu ior Vroouccrt
tcrne I'll at fore OF inc Toteter poo
Gur, npre tlllteoe, oa man bill II
forrmenbc &aar Itoo operior ell 90
tetmonQcl 90 Ell Hotctuso. I'ae fri
aenoe Ion ipnor. Neultilingen ei
unoertegnet al Observation-Disclosures
BETS Sormano, Sobrifcier Vetterst
oa TiSponent Solmc.
Tnlifc Cpanucr. On @oarobrl,
Qer | Nobsl, iom imbcr Tarcoptrl
lingen / Sonuor bauoc unolobt a
opQinc 80 Aq. ao'ie o. 70 a1. Suf
fer, err ilogt Ell Mlllft poo 800 Ser.
'on1 han bar peotngci. Gc bciIoo
lootc &arer err inoraqet til Soroc
for Stotcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-01
Sil Mbommemter / Gftcrifmo!

ri bar oiSie 9aae uoieubt He9nuneer iii ATE Ibonnenter, im er
tilaeters meo 9ontingenten mere END tire Maaneoer, meo Opiprorin9
ON at upbetale % fornpe fit announcement uoen Spbulo, ba Che Bar
5nouItries 8paro" forlanser at ale Ibonnenter, lonn fpoer for mere
eno tire Waaneoer, itrpses al 2ileu fgr lite Iouember 1attet uGre
bort YetalrSorNuoa Sptem". iuu pi auerebe bar pratieret nere
War, er oct fun ct fSaatal al 8laoets Ibonnen.er, ion &c Gfterfuo
meo aontinsenten; men for oiNe faa bMr oct altiaa uDopenoia at ino'
isnbe Soutuaenten MI. rueet b. forreiien er ouerbeptt ON enboer, Der
buloer al "9ecorab' Yohen og ueo arnen". uopboloelts bill glgre.
9enpt neoentaaeuoe Slantet, bis Dor Regnins Of en- eler anoen
@runo lite Iulbe ba naaet Dem:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-01
Nrnuctpicts Meusniua.

Nrnpcfpicfs MeHertna. TIL IN
oouIt Opiinoelie. Der or p~atcntcrct al
Sirmact Sreoholm & Feterien / aio.
%benbuun, tomlner ON fort 1io / San.
belcu. Oct er Ell TGolfe, faloct
"Titolin", buornleo ma ielp fan
renie tit arapetsi, iaa at +. Gr. Slip
per lfal tunnc brugeS / oper cit llqe
uoen Taif. Get or ell Opiinoclie, ser
oil upre uelfommcu / oisic 1iocr,
buor al Gdlf or iua opr. o. huor
arooetsiet ilioeS iaa iterft / Gaif,
OF iGrlig pelfommcroe bill oeu ia
turligpiS bare, bpiS Taiferierne life
lTugere fan iaa Stioclic.
Silisrilcrnc fra Belt. Zen elgelite
@eianot bar tllltillct 6orn1pnoene
FOR Snoultriraaoet OF 8rosierer.
Societctct Ell elite opcr noerligere eli
Del Tarer, for boilfe England.
5runfriq, StoIieu % Gmcrita pil
ppre ptIlge til Of oreite Spergamua-
let ON ~lloiteoelie AZ Sieenie Tor Or.
port til GounIart. Silten on1fotter
ell HGffe Me0lcina!parer, aliipe al
ale Slogs, Care OF @orogaiIer al
Stool, imiterct 9pocr. iorarbcibet
ill Alrpeubelie / Standardization, fu.
Isrtc Eupirmlatcrinlcr til Nogbino.
1obafspiber, SlIfeqaSe. Haalilfe og
Silfeafiolo, Noroialt OF billiard.
fualer AZ Glfenben.
lllnffcr. Gn t3-aarig Son al
8aaroeicr 9. Olcien / Isitrup uco
9obro bar Den 5te Aitgiiit mloer Seg
mco ct laot Sagtgeppr ifitot lin
ienlaartge Nrooer. @egge bar 0so.
itlunnte.
Zen t~prfiife 9egationsiefretrr
Houri 3io Der, Der boeoe pan Sung.
ltco Wooehotel, err oeO ,senltioen ben
5tc Au1ult Oeo ct enbnlt lopfloret
lllpffestiliGloe itprtet ira glltoneu
neo / @aoroeu. San blcu / beuioit'
los SiIitano itrar tisrt I'll llsierso
Spgebus. hpor SGperne tonitatereoe
@ruo paa 0ieruefnsien, Sau aigit
Ell 5imc eiter oco 9eoeu lioen at
pprc fommen til Neuioitbeo.
Neogaug i Smsrproouftioneu.
Geo DC nl,ppretoe Smsrrationer
~nteogaor ser l2.S NPiQioner aiIo on
Iaret iii lGfning al 6orbrltget, o.
Groouftlouen giper ct CperIfuO AZ
ca. IL YPlaion 3ilo, ltrioes ira
&igbenbapu. Snoerior gfeterifreoie
er man BOG tlar ooer, at en- nlegct
betpoelig Heognng iorcitaar. Wau
regner nteo 20 Vroccut Neogang /
aiereucs glntal OF 10 Brocert REQ
gang / gieIteupug0eu. buoreiter Ger
meo De mtpprenoe 9iationer pil bli
ct llroeriflo paa a. 1 giilion aiIo
Smer. 6or al oprethoIoc Yroout.
tiouen er oct ns0pen0ig ar ireul.
'fuiie noget araitioOcr, 0g ser frp-
pes, at Stutert itiler &oru til Raa,
oiQbe0 for Observation-Disclosures. iau.
leocs at DC fan opretboIoe Troout.
tionen.
S%orpeocrct. Gen norlfe Sorpeoo.
baao "Sturu" or Den Ste 4ugult mo.
fommet Ill Ggeriuno meo en- gin.
baoo o. 8 Nano. NeiGtningcn paa
oen oanife Sfounert "Stiolo~ ar
Soenoborg. "StioIo" bleu Seroag
gitermiooag lpntet 1870 apartmil az
QinocsnQs. Sfibet bar propslaitet
paa Sei ira aragers III Suq. @ano.
ifabet opbolot Jig ! Siubauoen / 81
Elmer.
Erisitiguingen. SieIge Sc fore.
tagne itatiltiite llnoeriegelier anora.
ger Stlguiugen / Vriier Tor CT ans.
holoningsbuoget iii 81 Groceut.
Eoa t5soeparer alene anoraaer Tris.
iorhgielien Ill 81 Eroeett. Ianmart
err oog beloig itiuet i%auumculiwct
meo Norse o. Suerige, bpor Stis.
ningen er benbolospiS 1871 &rocelt
og 1913 Eroceut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-01
SrGnoenoc eczema % 0uhuoilet
ui9er bmrtig for bette gamlc WiDOcl.

oerttse Wiocsl ey uoeu eise Tom slobrsnisr,
p0reroe modlfe oen 0loitt Pioomsoictu paa
Worfeoet. let bar uerst iolqt al aptbetsre
/ ierti Nar. auitai eli ,ylolte ioa9 % bes
suno eehaioItns. Der pil sioe Rsiultater.
Iu sr lrobuot til at i.rios ioao eitsr inlo.
ifruotaeR aao auodaenoe 9ebduotine al Dit
saet SiliRibe. Silltrip Shief WeoItdl No,
pier. Swiit Specife so. Gept. q, atloutu,
geor9id.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-01
Vrngt meb 0elo | 80 Nar.

eczema os l%iensuoe 6~uo'paoomme foms
NE al cit i%ortprret. ursu Sorratuino / Slos
bet, 90 be Tan nm belbrtoss pes nj eiue
SIoeet en- srunoia 8enslsrius % lisrue ira
bet ale Spor al llrsub,s.
Get ar oerfor at S. $. S. iaa heloia er
blepet bruet / eunoreoer al Silirloer al
eczema % auost Dubuollet. Tstte uioun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-01
Sra Ddnmdrf.

ara Odnmdrf.
Solot Wcicri. 2cntpioS STlleS.
mcicri er al Glcrelt, Mtcicribeitprer
Wcchgoaro, iolgt I'll Weicrieierne
Souning / Inbpon % Sucr / Chi,
iteb for 10000 Ser. mch Spcriagclle
til lite September.
IA Cages Cpbolo. S%uitismtini.
~iteriet hor bc'telnt, at for norifc OF
ipcnifc ReiienoeS Tcbfommcnoe moa
Spboloet / 0anmarf poa bpcr @icn.
nenreiie life operitiae for norlfc
Nciienoe II Gage % Tor ipcn'te Hci,
icuoeS Tebfomntenoc 6 Gage. We.
ficnotgierelien troabte / Strait ocn
Ste Miigllit.
@cactarernc. Tegctoriif Screening
bar aibolot Narame0c / Belle. I'll
Iornnono glcnpalgteS 3prcr Sloi
Ggcrob / &isbenbapn. iii Meolcm.
mlcr al @opebbeitprclien pal9teS 2rl,
S%prgenien, 6ru Moja Scbrsber.
Sppograf Snte og emil Yoooer, ollie
al a%isbcuhapn. Npite Noromeoc
afhol0e5 / Iarbus.
Manse Sig / @cltcrbapet. Gr
Tiiteflrtter, Der or inbfpmmcn til
Scnloig bar poa &ooet poaieret ell
Mpngbe Sig al tpifc Warinerc,
booraf noGle bang / Hconingsbeier,
mcbens andre iab ionmcn paa Reo.
nin9silaaoer, Store Wpugoer al
Wloagcr frcoieoc oper 2igcne, Scr lite
bapbe ligget lGngc / Ganoet.
Ribc Statsicminarinm. 9prcr
pcb Hibe pripote S%eninarium OH
Ring % 9prer peo Scnntcra apirtoc.
%icminorilrm, Irf. Inna Gliiabctt
Neterien 2angmlocf og 2prcrinoc oeo
SoricnS 3uiuocIcminorium, Srf.
Gbbu Sobdnicn or fonititilereoe ION
GGrerinoer oeo Stotsieruinariet ior
Gptnbcr / Ribe, aqe ira ocu lite
Nuauit bette gInr.
Truicsipr Mprpp SrS. 9roiesior
Gamillus Nprop or ufgaoet beo %
Den / a%isbenhaon, - 9lar galtlncl
Nprop boboe en- BARN SntcrcSie Tor
banif @aanopcrf og Snbuitri % itrcr
Ell Rpffe literGre NihanoIirger on
SougSiorholo IT. b. San bar ,sor
manb / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reprp
icntnntifab og gGresmeoIcm a
Saanooerferforeningen.
@Oliauso. Silfcborg @praao bor
/ ct ertraorbinGrt Weoe beotaact al
gorantcre Tor Gisbet al noale 9ua
gcgrunoc. Tom er tiIbuot Ell au6els
Collaborating, Der ogter at opiere er
RGffe @rgringcr meo ialt &c 10 or
ire GPreliers 2eiligbeoer. Sbi:
IiIbu0siummcrnc oiier iig for hsic
iao Arbeioet life fan iremmcs, al
boloer aommlrnen De meo Sicita
tionen iorbinone llogiiter og opcr
tager 8runoeue.
Tiifemelsiabrif. Weo en- gftie
fapitaI al $4,000 Ser. err Der / oisi,
Gage / 2cntpig oannet ct Selifab
ser paa Rsnbiergbage tGt peo 9per
pil laoe opisre en- 1Siifemelsiabrif
iom ifnl uonptte aiialoct ira SAP
mems jiifepofbus, boilfet aiiall
biotil finn er bIet benp.tct Tom 8iso
ming. Icsit0en ifal 6obritcn ogiac
foge Gran al Jiiteleper. girtiom
heoen pil antageIig funne poabegpn
oes ON 5-6 Tiger.
Snlnub / Horge. Vpitpret / Sisr
rina bar Tom Spar paa ell Gpior
BRING ira Rutefommisiionen io'
6Grgeiorbinoelien SpQanb-2ora
ON poerIigere 2ilifuo enitemmi,
peStaget at uotale, al gpitpret iff
pil bepilge et ioaoant paa @runo q
commissioners eniioige Sammen
lightning. ioet Jreoritsbapn bar
Representatives., mems bperfen Sisr
/, ring euer Ialborg or reprPientere
Ii commissioner. Der peotoges en-
itemmig at uotale. at gDitprct enife
Soaen Iaqt / Srnberne paa Ell
Staisfomite. beriom oenne pripat
aomites Communicating life ior
, andres.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-14

At ten minutes past the hour, Milky
heard the engine Of an automobile.
No machine came In sight, but the
throbbing kept on, from which he
judged that a car had been stopped
around the corner Peter Niburg heard
it, and rose. A moment later man,
with the springiness of youth, mounted
the steps and confronted the messen-
ger.
Milky saw a great light. When
Peter Niburg put his hand to his
breast pocket, there was no longer
room for doubt, nor, for that matter,
time for thinking. AS a matter Of
fact, never afterward could Milky re-
call thinking at all. He moved away
quietly, hidden by the shadows of the
colonnade. Behind him, on the steps,
the two men were talking. Absorbed
in themselves and their business, they
neither heard nor saw the figure that
slipped through the colonnade, and
dropped, blood curdling drop, from
the high end of it to the street be-
low.
Nikky's first impulse, beside the car,
was to cut a tire. BY getting his OPP
ponent into STOPPING position, over
the damaged wheel, it would be easier
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-14
COUNTESS LoscHENs SECRET MESSAGE CAUSES A LOT
OF TROUBLE FOR SEVERAL PEOPLE

of Lvonia Ferdinand William Otto
his of the singing and
makes acquaintance of Bobby
Returning the palace night he
result the search which has been
chancellor calls the
chancellor
which threatened by plots OF
republic the friendship of the nehboring
giving the Princess Hedg in
Countess Loschek ladyn-Wang
mother with King Karl
Hedwig She sends secret
message King Karl.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1918-06-14


to overcome him. But a hasty search
revealed that he had lost his knife in
the melee. And second thought gave
him a better plan. After all, to get
the letter was not everything. To
know it's destination would be impor-
tant. He had no time to think fur
Their. The messenger was coming
down the steps, not stealthily, but clat-
tering, with the ring of nails in the
heels Of heavy boots.
Milky flung his long length into the
tonneau, and there crouched. It was
dark enough to conceal him, but Mix
ky's was large body in a small place.
However, the chauffeur only glanced
at the car, kicked a tire with prac-
ticed foot, and got IN.
He headed for the open country.
Very soon his passenger knew that he
was in for a long ride possibly, cold
ride certainly. Within the city limits
the car moved decorously, but when
the suburbs were reached, the driver
put on all his power. He drove care
fully, too, as one who must make haste
but cannot afford accident.
Milky grew very uncomfortable.
His long legs ached. The place be-
tween the shoulders where the con-
cierge had landed his powerful blows
throbbed and beat. Also he was
puzzled, and he hated being puzzled.
He was unarmed, too. He disliked
that most Of all.
After time he raised his head. He
made out that they were going east,
toward the mountains, and he cursed
the luck that had left his revolver at
home. Still he had no plan but to
watch. Two hours ride, at their pres
ent rate, would take them over the
border and into Karnia.
With a squealing Of brakes the ma
chine drew up at the frontier. Here
was chain across the highway, with
two sets Of guards. Long before they
reached it, sentry stepped into the
road and waved his lantern.
Milky burrowed lower into the car,
and attempted to look like a rug. In
the silence, while the sentry evidently
examined a passport and flashed a
lantern over the chauffeur, Milky
cursed the ticking of his watch, the
beating Of his own heart.
Then came clanking as the chain
dropped in the road. The car bumped
over it, and halted again. The same
formalities, this time by Karnian
sentries. Then the jerk following a
hasty Ietting-in of the clutch, and they
we're off again.
For some time they climbed steadily.
But Milky, who knew the road, bided
his time. Then at last, at two o'clock,
came the steep ascent to the very
crest Of the mountain, and falling
back, gear by gear, until they climbed
slowly in the lowest.
Milky unfolded his length quietly.
The gears were grinding, the driver
bent low over his wheel. Very de-
liberately, now that he knew what he
was going to do, Milky unbuttoned his
tunic and slipped it off. It was a rash
thing, this plan he had in mind, rash
under any circumstances, in a moving
ar-particularly rash here, where be-
tween the cliff and precipice that
fell far away below, was only wind
ing ribbon of uneven road.
Milky, he waited his moment, and
then, with one singularly efficient ges-
ture, he flung his tunic oyer the
chauffeur's head. He drove car
himself, did Nikky-not his own, of
course; he was far too poor-and he,
counted on one thing-an automobile
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gutter. Beside him, on his back, lay
a sprawling and stertorous figure,
with, so quick the downfall, a cane
still hooked to his arm.
Milky bent over Peter Niburg.
Bending over made his head ache
abominably.
'Here, man!'' he said. sect up!
Rouse yourself!"
Peter Niburg made an inarticulate
reference to a piece of silk Of certain
quality, and lag still. But his eyes
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The crown prince and Prin-
cess Hedwig wait in vain for the
return OF Milky, whose disap-
pearance they are unable to I'M
derstand. Watch for the next
instaIlment.
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