davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Wyt6maczyi.

Dlaczego pan sic ME Ozeni1? -
Wiesz pan, re zOnaci diuzej zyja?
f, ME, to tylko zycic wydaje i'm
sic diuzsze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
..DZieIna" ~dZieWczyna.

PAM do novel ~siuiacci: go Oddaii-
lam dawtna slrzaca, bo ME Siuchaia.
Sfriaca: 80 Mech wiclmOhna PAM
bedzie spokojna, ia siuchatam.... pod
drzwiami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

: nAcnycA syaEhIsrzy aaeiRgAe91s
myhAjacych ma kieszsnls AAtvrvte$N
nyeh, ME ma DzIENNIk CHICAGO
aK ma swydh sIpaltAoh, hU GSwSsa
pracuJo ola dobra Iudu. Oszukahcxs
fire c@les" stanowc1S " DZIBNNL
KU CHICAGOSKIN ~sElsssAas III
sSa mora.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Echa kleski mad Piawa.
~ bruku krakowskiegO).

Jeden Antek do drugiego, kt0rego
SpOtyCEa re s~puchnieta twarza:
a to ci brTtku przystawili pija-
we.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
LIE ZYWNOSCI IDZIE MA
MARINE.

Nowy York, Io grudnia. -
Wczoraj w departamencie uni
wersytetu Columbia omawiano
sprawe zywnoSciowq, poczqwszy
Cd fabrykanta az do spozycia
przez konsument6w. K%onfercn-
eva ia by}a zwofana pod egida de
partamentu rOlnictwa. Przema-
wall ma niej A. |. Elkus / PAM
z. Blair dawniejsza prezcska fc-
deracyi %kobiecych klub6W w sta
ME New York.. Powiedziala ona,
Ie tyle zyWnoSci idzie ma marnc
W tutejszym porcie kazdego o
ku, &c moznahv Gale miasto wy
zywiG przez ca}y miesiac. +. l..
GoodSell. handla& owocow obi
czv}. lie kazdcgo roku marnuJc
sic zywnoSci ma fqczna sumo oko.
10 S:5o,Oo0,O coo, za& 90 procent tel
lywno$ci MONA uratowac. jcsli-
ty zajeto sic nalclvtq dystrybu-
eva. Przychylny on Jest rzqdowej
Skladce fabrykantow zywnoacio-
wych, polcgajqccj ma powickeszc
niu produkcyi, tax azcby rozmno-
zono zapas iywnoSci w cafym
$wiecie. PAM Blair, powiedziala
&c ma "a SODA 3,OoO,0OO czionkow
Z ~gcneralnej f~cderacyi k~obiecych
klub6w ktore sq chetne wspofdzia
lac w jakimkolwick r~ozwi2zaniu
zadania zvwnoScmwcgo. SzeSc
milion6w szkolnyCh dzicci W Ca
lym kraju. jak powicdzia}a wsku,
tex zlcgo odaywicnia ME posiada
cdpowiednil sill i zdrowia.
ROCZNICA SLUBU Prey
DENTA.
Washington, 19 grudnia' -
Wczoraj jak zwyk'e prezydent
Wilson spedzi} poi godziny ma
Swiezem powietrzu. Byfa to cite
rolctnia rocznica Sltbu Wilsona.
Me urzadzano jcdnak Z tel Okla
wi zadnvch uroczystoSci.
: AcnycA ~ssarbIsrzy . aaciagaesgs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

Ma 25X4O cali porcelanoWy do
bry wieTzGh z pod'"EZszon!Iht
brzega!mi by piyny ME sclehaty
re stolu; duZa s~Zuflada, hoSl l
poJlstawa biaio emaliow ane. -
Sto4y tie robione SO prZez aDr!-
kantdw siynnych Hoosier Kitten
en- Cabinets i gwarantoWane SO
jalko pierwszo ME jake dru-
gorzedne. znakomite 1915
M%artnSci- no $3.50. 4Oe ~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
RADYKA-
LOW

OrOW an ~DrcZYdenta
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

Causing more connections to be
made to the sewer will reduce the
percentage of typhoid cases. Lib
eral has about the best sewage sys-
tenn in the state, and there is no
good reason why it should not be
employed.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

The work of the dog catcher a few
years ago has to be done over again.
There appears to be more dogs wan
dering about town than is necessary.
Hard roads and another railroad
will become important factors in
the future development of Liberal.
The needful thing just now is CO.
operation of the people and with the
success of these two projects there
will be little hindrance to the prog
ress of the best town in the world.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Office of the County Clerk
Seward County
Liberal, Kansas, July 7, 1911

Liberal, Kansas, July Z, 1919.
The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular monthly session.
Present, J. F. Fuest, Chairman; W.
W. Antrim and H. D. Massoni, men,
bers of the Board; G. L. Light,
County Attorney, and Abe X. Stou-
fer, County Clerk.
The following claims against the
county were examined and allowed
and warrants ordered drawn on the
county treasurer for the various
amounts as shown by the Register of
Claims:
S. H. McCutchen, jury fees,
June term ....-.-.-......-...-......S 5.2O
Edwin Reece, jury fees, June
term .................................... 500
R. E. Rinehart, jury fees,
June term -.-.......-.....-.-....... 4.0O
H. L. Odds, jury fees, June
term .................................. 4.6O
E. S. Wilgus, jury fees, June
term .-..-...-.-..-....--.-...--....- 4'oO
W. L. Fleming, jury fees,
June term .........-................ 4.2O
Emit Conn, jury fees, June
term .................................... 1926
J. F. Brophy, jury fees, June
term O.OU
=, Albertson, jury fees, June
term neutrality-suspicious.. 2.7O
II. B. Brown, jury fees, June
term neutrality-suspicious.. 4.5O
C. E. Stutsman, jury fees,
June term .......................... 4.SO
E. S. Gleason, jury fees, June
term ..............,................... 500
C. j. Koehn, jury fees, June
term ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4.oO
Chas. NJ. Tucker, Steno. fees,
District Court .................... 1000
A. J. White, coyote bounty. 800
G. w. Howell, coyote bounty 800
Ben Kneeland, coyote bounty 500
W. T. Wear, coyote bounty. HOO
A. W. Downing, coyote boun-
ty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S.OO
Dick Faamer, coyote bounty. 100
John Priefert, coyote bounty LOO
Pleasant Phillipy, coyote
bounty .................... 100
Louie Lemert, coyote bounty 600
7. M. McGehee, coyote boun-
ty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
| Cecll DlllOn, coyote bounty o.UO
Morgan Bros, auto road work $500
C. M. Kiddoo, auto road work 42.0O
Berl Rieley, auto road work. 42.0O
A. L. Handy, auto road work 1860
Fred Adams, auto roadwork 5000
A. E. Ketterman, auto road
work ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
Ed Smith, auto road work. 10000
B. E. Wright, auto road work 10000
G. and W. LeMonnier, auto
road work ........................ 1880
Carl Rickers, auto road work 3.75
Beler Burr, auto road work. 1875
G. H. Wessler, auto road
Work -........-..--,. ---->.-.--....---. 4O.SC
Burroughs Add. Mach. Co.,
machine repairing ......... TIE
Star Lumber Co., supplies. 6.5s
D. B. May, auto hire .......... 1880
F. o. Rindom, diploma ex-
ANS. wv
Chamberlain Road Mach. Co.,
road graders 1850. 0(
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

At this juncture it is the wrong
time to wander on the streets Of
Liberal and assert that you are look
ing for job. Tht contractors want
men to handle brick, the city may
want weeds harvested, the thresher-
men want pitchers and the farmers
need help on the farms.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17
= ++4++++++++++4+
JUST THIS AND THAT

+ + + = = = = = = = = =
One of the Hutchinson papers was
Dragging on a minister there the
other day for having turned carpen-
ter for a few days. Here in Liberal
about all the ministers entered the
harvest fields during the labor short
age and made good. The Rev. Mr..
Wolfe particularly won praise from
two farmers on his ability to stack
grain. The Liberal ministers are
way above the average when it
comes to seeing things to be done
and then going out and DOING them.
They did it during the war period and
are keeping up the lick in an admir-
able degree.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

will work together in spreading the
poison. Plans are being made to
furnish the poison in large quanti-
ties and if every farmer will mix the
solution and place it in his field when
the others do the pest will be elimin-
ated. 1t does but little good to kill
the hoppers on one farm and the
surrounding territory not have the
poison placed.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

The grasshopper has done a great
damage to the wheat crop and will
continue the damage to the row crops
if the farmer does not try to rid the
pest from his fields. The poison
method is a success if the farmers
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

The wheat crop may not yield
nearly as much as estimated but it
will help the farmer secure the car
that he has had his eye on for some
time.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

There is a heavy crop of weeds in
and about the town, the ordinance
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

Stevens county has few DIRECTORS
to the bonds for the second railroad.
Whether they are conscientious" or
Just contra-objectors has not been
determined.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

Yes, it's true that the cattlemen
have noted and experienced a drop
in the price of beef. But that knowl-
edge and experience has not as yet
reached the consumer. About all that
comes to the consumer is the knowl-
edge that the price of beef on hoof
and on the block have no more CO.
ordination than the price of silver
and wheat.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

Uncle Sam offers to build half the
hard road, and now have you any
reason why the hard roads should moi
be constructed in this county?
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

And now we are Informed that the
price of clothes will be raised more
than 20 per cent, and the latest
quotation on paint does not help any
if a substitute were considered.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

Greater production comes with an
increased market, and both are de-
pendent upon the methods of trans
portation. Liberal should have the
hard road and the railroad this year.
And this is true of the country south
east and northwest of the town.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17
SOUTH LIBERAL

Charter No. 672O.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

The LIT inches rainfall Tuesday
night stopped the wheat threshing
for a short time, but it started some
thing with the row crop.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-07-17

One of the troubles Of the roads in
this section Of the country is that the
people permit Time to do the drag
ging instead Of doing it themselves
and at the proper moment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03

CHAPTER X-Miss Cameron informs
him she Ia prisoner In the house, APP
Dealing to him for aid and binding him
TO secrecy. In conversation with the
chauffeur who drives him back 20 tina
tavern, Barnes becomes convinced there
is conspiracy Of moment Matching 81
Green Fancy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03

ing ihssesf a. an innocent byzsander.
ehfy
Sect oDowd on the telephone and
ask him IL they can come" said
3prOnse.
: @But there IL Jones TO consider. The
telephone IL In bis once. What win
he think s&s
-Jones Is 81 right" said sprouse
briefly. "Come along. You can caiI
mp from my ROOM He grinned slyiy.
"Such q thing rs tapping the wire.
y0u know"
Sprouse had installed a telephone I'm
his room. carrying q wire upstairs
from an attachment made In the eel.
lar OF the Tavern. He closed the door
to bis little room on the top floor.
with the landlords approval" he
explained, pointing to the instrument.
''but unknown TO the telephone CON-
pany, you may be sure. Call him I'M
about half past ten. 0'Dowd may be
MP ut this unholy hour, but not she.
Now must be or 20 discuss literature
with Mrs. Jim Conley. The hardest
part Of my job Ii to keep her from
subscribing for set Of Dickens. Con-
ley's house Is not far from Green
Fancy. savvyr
Barnes. left to his own devices.
wandered from taproom to porch,
from porch 10 forge. from forge to
tapro0m. his brain far more active
than his legs. his heart a. heavy AZ
lead and as light a. air by turns
More than once he felt like resorting
TO n weli-known expedient to deter.
mine whether he was awake or dream
Ing. Could all this be reai7
Ten minutes later he was In
Sprouse's room. calling for Green
Fancy over an extension wire that had
cost the company nothing and yielded
lOthing in return. After some delay
0'Dowd's mellow voice sang out:
"Hellol How are you this morn
mgr
'Grievously lonesome" replied
Barnes, and wound up q dolefuI ac-
,ount OF himself by imploring O,Dowd
to save his life by bringing the entire
Green Fancy party over to dinner
that night.
ODowd was heart-broken. Person
ally he would 60 to any extreme 20
save so valuable life, but M for the
rest Of the party. they begged him to
say they were sorry to hear Of the ex-
pected death Of 30 promising q chap
and that. while they couldn't come to
his party they would be delighted to
come 10 his funeral In short, &c wouId
be impossible for them to accent his
kind invitation. The Irishman was
50 gay and goOd-humored that Barnes
took hope.
by the way. O'Dowd, I'd like %
speak with Miss Cameron II she can
come to the telephone"
Don't he surprised IL you are cut
OF suddenly. The coast n clear for
the moment, but Here, Miss Cam.
eron. Careful now"
Her voice, soft and clear and trem.
bling with eagerness. caressed Barnes
| eager ear.
MIR. O'Dowd WIN see that no evil
befalls me here. but he refuses to helu
me TO get away. quite understand
and appreciate his position. / cannot
ask him to 90 so far a. that. Help
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03
Country Fairs Aid
; Progressive Farmers


Realizing that How since the war Is
over. the revival Of country fairs o..
o scale I'm keeping with the progress
made by agriculruraiists during tbs
war means more to farmers than here
toforA the directors Of the Maryland
state Fam. held annually at Timonium
Nd. ara planning 70 make the fair
next September the best ever held.
The fair win be run both day and
night. Assoc arc lights being used to
make the night as bright as day al
Tfmonium.
Cattle. horse, sheep. swine and poul-
Try exhibits on a larger scale than
ever are projected. In addition horse
show which VIII combine the points OF
q metropolitan exhibition with the aa.
vantages Of real. oid-fashioned horse
fair win be held. The exhibits OF
farm machinery. and farm products
win be more extensive than in past
years.
A feature this year shared by bal
compaTatively fey fairs and which viii
mara new era, viii be the new cattle
areaa and exhibition hall This build
Inc the erection Of which began june
], 10 20 be areproof structure Of con
crete. On the frst noor will be ths
show, judging and sales arena with
the most modern Of stalls ringing It.
The second floor win be given over
70 ofaces, sales room and space fol
exhibits which. from their nature
must be sheltered I'm n permanent
building.
Awards aggregating $4,000 win b.
offered exhibitors end the management
of the fair anEhorixes the Statement
that the judging win be solely OIL
merit and points. In the four recog
nizsd types q dairy cattie-Jerseys
0uarnseys. Holstsin Freisians an'
Ayxaahtree--thase win be awards O
s1.0oA making q total Of $4,000. On
thousand dollars is the value Of thu
awards On the swine department &c
the best MEDIUM, bacon and lard hogs
5As poultry department this season
WIN be . big success II the plans o
the fair association are carried out
The increasing value Of poultry AM
eggs II pointed 10 a one reason VIII,
interest In this "by-product" Of tn
farm should be stimulated.
The farmers wife has not been neg
lected IN the plans, for In addition L
the household and domestic scienc
departments, under the management
Of skiiied women, there will be
dwelling house erected on the ground
which win contain virtually ever
household article-from parlor furn
ture to time and labor saving kitchel
utensils-that In TO be found in tn
home.
For the younger people the managt
uent has provided Q circus and mel
ageris containing Is high-class attras
| dona
The oflscers Of the Maryland Stat
Fair and Agricultural Society ar
I0uta Mckans Merryman. president
John n Dsnnts. Yicepresident; w.
Kemp. secretary; Charles II. McLans
treasurer. and Matt L. Dagger. assist
ant secretary and treasurer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03

"HslIol How Are Yeu This Merninais
win have to come from the outside
II win be dangerous-terribly danger
Gus"
"You say o'Dowd will not assist
you TO escapef"
"He urges me- TO stay here and taks
ny chances. He believes that every
thing win turn out well for me On "a
md. but am frightened. must Eea
away from this place"
Then keep your eyes and ears 6peu
:or the next night or tive. Cau 700
ell me where your room In locatndYa
eft Ia one flight mp; the first e tfe
wo windows In my room s. the third
% the right OF the entrance. Z nm
sonfident that someone II stationed
below my windows al night spnga
"You still insist that I am not %
:all ON the authorities fer helpT
"Yes, yesi That must net even BE-
considered. have net only myself %
consider. Mr.. Barnes. an q yery
small atom in"
-All right Wen set along wsxhDut
them" he said cheeriiy. .aAfterward
we win discuss the importanea %
atoms"
.And your reward as well, II
Barnes" she said. Her voice txAlzed
on Int an indistinct murmur. xze
heard the receiver click ON the hook;
and after calling ''hello" twice hung
up his own with a sigh. Evidently.
O'Dowd had warned her Of tlze ans
preach Of n less conslderafe person
than himself.
CONTINUED NEXTwERg.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03

CHAPTEF kills acquaintance OF the
storm Is introduced a. Miss Cameron.
The makeup OF the house party, particu.
larry a man introduced to him a. Loeb, 81
and the number OF menservants about the
place. somewhat astonishes Barnes
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03
CHAPTER XII.
The First wayfarer Accepts an Invl.
tation.

The First wayfarer Accepts an Invl.
tation.
Barnes insisted that the first thing
to be considered was the release OF
Miss Cameron.
IF we can't think OF any other way
to get her out OF this devilish predica-
ment. SprOuse. l shall apply to WASH
ingtOn for help"
And be laughed at. my friend" said
the Secret agent. cit is not a matter
for the government to NEEDLE In ut
an."
swell. something has to be done nj
once" said Barnes doggedly. "She Is
depending on me. II you could have
seen the light that leaped into her glo-
rious eyes when t"
Eyes, i know. I've heard she n
quite a pretty girl. You needn't"
Quite a pretty grill" exclaimed
Barnes. "Why, she Is the loveliest
thing that God ever created. She has
the face Of"
81 am beginning to understand
ODOwd's interest In her. Mr.. Barnes.
He has probably fallen In love with
her with as little difficulty as you have
experienced. and almost as expedi-
tousiy. He has seen q little more Of
her than You. but"
Don't talk nonsense. I'm not In
love with her."
"Can you speak with equal author
ily for Mr.. O'Dowd9 he Is O very sus-
ceptible Irishman, i am told"
II don't believe he will get much en-
enlargement from her, Mr.. Sprouse,"
said Barnes stiffiy.
''If she is as clever rs I think she
Is she will encourage him tremendous
ly. I would II were In her place.
Mr.. ODOwd Is only human. He isn't
immune"
81 catch the point, Mr.. Sprouse,"
said Barnes, rather gioomily. He did
not like to think OF the methods that
might have to be employed In the sub
jugation OF Mr. OD0wd. There Is a
rather important question I'd like 70
ask. Is she even remotely eligible 60
her country's throne2"
Remotely. yes" said Sprcuse.
$50 remotely that she could marry
chap like oDowd without giving
much thought to future compiled.
uonsf" he ventured.
shed be just as safe In marrying
ODowd as she would I'm marrying
you." was Sprouse's unsatisfactory re-
Spouse. The mans brow was wrin-
sled In thought. "See here. Mr.
Barnes, am planning a visit to Green
Fancy tonight. How would you IKE
to accompany met"
I'D like nothing better" sa,s
Bakne~, with enthusiasm.
"Wiu you agree to obey instruc.
dons2 I can't have you muddllne
things up. ron know"
The grounds are carefully rusrd.
cd. said Barnes. after they had dis
cuSsed the project for some time
Miss Cameron Is constantly under
the watchful eye OF one or more of
the crowd"
i know. passed q couple OF them
last night" said Sprouse calmly. sBy
the way. don't you think IL would be
very polite OF you TO invite the Green
Fancy party over here to have an old
fashioned country dinner with you to-
night?"
1t would be useless, Mr.. Sprouse.
they VIII not come"
nm perfectly aware OF that, but
it went do any harm 70 ask them.
viii it9"
haEneg ehncklsd. Z see. EstablIsh-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03

CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03

CHAPTER vIII-GfIss Thackeray warns
ern. ostensibly book agent, had searched
his baggage I'm his absence. O'Dowd
comes 20 the tavern and with Barnes and
others goes over the scene Of the previous
nights shooting. Barnes IL invited &C
dinner at Green Fancy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1919-07-03
SYNOPSIS

CHAPTER I-Thomas X. Barnes.
gsealthy Nsw TSr s,:;a on sa,5a,aag, ~ ga
storm miles from his Destination AZ .
crossroads point he meets q Girl In the
S nationD An sutcmoSsis. rs sent 70 meet ths
girl, arrives and Barnes ID given O LII %
Hart's tavern. while the fri z taken
S M 20 h e : Diacs caiied Green Fancy.
CHAPTER Tat the tavern Barnes
falls II With 2 STRANDED t TSups % ynsoe
Rnshcroft, and becomes interested in
them.
Barnes finds himself worrying over the
safety OF the girl. travelling over the
mountain roads az what he considere dan
Fancy IS something Of q house Of mys
terry. Two mounted men leave the tavern
In q manner which arouses Barnes curl
Osity.
CHAPTER IV-He meets Miss Thack,
cray" leading lady Of tho stranded tbeat.
maid. That night nigh he l. aroused By the
one OF the two who had ridden away .
deSd BODY S U q he other m man Both had
been shot.
CHAPTER v-The wounded man. regis
tered at the tavern as Andrew Paul, dies
and Barnes IN informed he must not leave
until after the inquest ODoWd and DE-
Soto. guests al Green Fancy visit tbs
tavern, apparently much mysttned oves
the affair.
CHAPTER W-Barnes advances Rush.
croft money sufficient to release the com.
pany from its embarrassing position
thereby becoming it, offlcial hacker. He
visits Green Fancy. and In the grounds
fore. finding her q girl OF surprising
beauty.
CHAPTER g1f-she seems not 70 be
DESTROYS OF recognising him. and turns
away. 'O'Doysd appears and In apparently
friendly fashion escorts Barnes (who feeIa
he Is unweicome) from the grounds.
CHAPTER vIII-Miss Thaekeray warns
barnes that n man stopping at the tav.
s s,n' 1sstensibiy 2 book agent. had se.rched
comes 10 the tavern and with Barnes and
others goes over the scene OF the previous
nights shooting. Barnes 10 invited &c
dinner at Green Fancy.
CHAPTEF kills acquaintance Of the
storm Is introduced a. Miss Cameron.
larry a man introduced TO him a. Loeb. 81
place. somewhat astonishes Barnes.
CHAPTER x-Miss Cameron informs
him she Ia n prisoner In the house, ap-
pealing to him for aid and binding him
20 secrecy. In conversation with the
chauffeur who drives him back 20 ths
tavern, Barnes becomes convinced there
u a conspiracy Of moment Matching al
Green Fancy.
CHAPTER XI-At breakfast the sun
posed book agent introduces himself a.
Sprouse, q government secret agent.
the party AZ Green Fancy. Describing
them ~ refugees from q country overrtln
by the Germans. He asserts that Mas
Cameron" il q relative Of the former ruler
OF the devastated country and that sha on
Loeb" have with them the crown Jewels
OF enormous value. which Sprouse would
recover.