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Total ................ $816.34
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT

MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNT
Oscar Notes, janitor, sub
ject to order ...... S1,2OO.OO
Cumberland & Allegheny
Gas Company, subject to
order ............. 6OO.OO
Mayor and Council of Oak
land, water, subject to
order ................ 10000
Bloomington Civic Club,
subject to order ... 1880
County Agent, subject to
order .............. 10000
County Demonstration, sub
ject to order ......... 10000
Extra salaries of Judges,
subject to order ... $4,000
A. L. Lee, County Treas
urer, to pay A. L. Lee,
in various accounts ..., 3O,8O5.93
Oakland Pharmacy, drugs
for paupers .......... 27.95
E. G. Naylor, repairs on
road machinery, etc.,. 1890
James D. Hamill, supplies 1870
Gonder's Pharmacy, med
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teen cents on each one
hundred dollars, equals. 87S.5S
Total amount for State
purposes ............. S44.S39.96
WALTER G. MEYERS,
Clerk to the Board of County Com
missioners of Garrett County.
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A Price That Is Revo1ul.
tionary

We realized that small reduc>
ton in price would not be enough.
Thrust be revolutionary-drastic
And we wanted to be able to offer
this plant on very easy terms-so
that every farm home, whether
owned or rented, could have the
benefits that are so much appre>
Ciated on the 100000 farms where
DelCo>Light is now in use.
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cines for paupers ... 1855
DR.. John d. Darby, pro-
fessional services ...... 64.0C
DR.. N. l. Broadwater, ply
stefan to Jail ......... 10000
Dr.. n. l. Broadwater, pro-
fessional services ...... 14O.35
A. D. Naylor & Co., re-
pairs at Jail ......... 815.4S
Benz. H. Sincell, printing 1853. rs
James P. Shaw, taxes paid
in error ........... 26.7G
j. W. Baker, taxes paid in
error ........... PCS
Pendergast & Ashby, tax
es paid in error ...... G5.O4
Manor Mining and Manu-
featuring Co., taxes paid
IN error ;c:,..:',..'..... Ills
George S. Glotfelty, tax
es paid in error ...... APO
Artie E. Kelly, taxes paid
IN error ........... S.41
Henry Mckee, Jr., taxes
paid in error ........ 5.22
Eris o. Liller, taxes paid
in error .............. 1905
I. c. Bittinger, taxes paid
IN error ............. SIC
West Maryland Power Co.,
taxes paid in error 49,. 1887
Oscar Mckenzie, taxes
paid in error .......... 6.64
j. Milton Fike, taxes paid
IN error ............ 2.29
c. L. Miller, taxes paid in
error .............. 2l.00
Jesse j. Ashby, taxes paid
in error .............. $3.50
West Maryland Power Co.,
light ,............... $4,000
Dr.. Henry W. McComas,
health officer ....... 10000
Dr.. Henry w. McComas,
professional services -. $4,000
J. W. Kimmell, late Treas
urer, use The Garrett
rett National Bank 80. 2,345.SS
Garrett County Public
Health Association, for
County Nurse ........ 100000
Total ............... s4O,685.57
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
A. L. Lee, County Treas
ufer ................. S3,4SS.75
CONTINGENT FUND.
Estimate to pay same for
year 1925 ............ S24,246.14
REHABILITATION
General Road Levy ...... S25, 275.00
Corporations ......... 4,450.00
Clerk Of the Circuit Court 1,65975
Court Fund .......... 3,23900
Orphans Court ......... 774.26
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LATERAL ROAD BOND

LATERAL ROAD BONDS.
To pay bonds Nos. II to 20
inclusive ............. 100000
To pay interest on $4,000
from May Is, 1925, to
May Is, 1926 ........ 10000
To pay interest on S48,000
from May Is, 1925, to
May Is, 1926 ......... 100000
To pay interest on $4,000
from May Is, 1925, to
May Is, 1926 .......... $4,000
To pay interest on S31 TAO
from May Is, 1925, to
May Is, 1926 ........ 1,587OO
To pay interest on $31, TAO
from May Is, 1925, to
May Is, 1926 ....... 1,587OO
Total .............. $2O,224OO
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MARYLAND INDUSTRIAL
SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
Estimate to pay same for
year 1925 -........... $4,000
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Complete Installation
at a Remarkably
Small Cost

In addition to this, special
arrangements have been made
whereby the Delco>Light dealer
in your community will install
your plant and wire your house
for five lights, to be located wher>
ever you specify. You will re-
ceive with the plant five beautiful
spun>brasS lighting fixtures COM
plete with bulbs.
And all of this-plant, installa>
ton, wiring, fixtures, everything
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ATTORNEYS FEES

William R. Ofutt, States
Attorney, 1926 ........ S1,8OO.OO
Ernest Ray Jones, 5 mis-
demeanors and 2 felo-
MES ................ $500
Julius C. Renninger, 4 fell
onies and misdemean-
ors .............. 5000
Asa T. Matthews, l felony 1000
Playford A. Naylor, 4 felo-
MES and 2 misdemeanors 5000
Matthews & Naylor, / fell
ony .................. 1000
Total ............. S1,965.OO
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MAGISTRATES FE

OF ASSESSMENTS.
F. R. Jones, Supervisor,
subject to order ...... 100000
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WITNESSES BEFORE JUSTICES.
Estimate to pay same for
year 1926 .......... $500
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE.
sioners for 1925 ..... $4,000
W. G. Meyers, Clerk, use
Garrett National Bank. 10000
ance ................. $4,000
Total .......... $2,95O.OO
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And Now Its Ready

Today the new Delco>Light is
ready. 1t is more than we had
hoped. Quantity production
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PUBLIC PRINTING AND PUB

PUBLIU PkIN IING AND FUB-
LISTING.
Benz. H. Sincell, printing
and publishing ..,... $4,000
The Mountain Democrat,
publishing, use The Gar
rett National Bank 49,. $4,000
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S1,150.00
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LOCAL DISTRICT ASSESSORS.

LOCAL DISTRICT ASSESSORS.
District No. 2, Charles T.
Frantz ............. S18.76
Dist. No. 3, c. ]. Otto. 1892
Dist. No. 4, Clever A. Mi
chael ................. 1906.
Dist. No. 5, Walter Cod
dlngton ............ 1851
Dist. No. 6, ]. Alvin
Friend ............... SAB
Dist. No. 7, Thomas Calls 22.60
Dist. No. 8, Fred. Stahl.. 1924
Dist. No. 9, C. C. Layman 21.40
Dist. No. II, Chester Green 1858
Dist. No. 10, E. J. Hamill 42.63
Dist. No. a. E. G. Naylor 437.77
Dist. No. Is, Geo. Brown 1913
To+aI SS1634
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NEW ROAD FUND.

NEW ROAD FUND.
Estimate to pay viewers,
FOX, CAT AND WEASEL GER
TIFICATES.
Estimate to pay same for
year 1925 .......... $4,000
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ALMSHOUSE & ASYLUM FUND
Estimate to pay same for
year 1925 .......... 100000
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CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
E. L. Tower, Clerk, use
Garrett National Bank $4,000
H. Il. Tower, Clerk, bal
ance ................. 1915
Total .................. S1,G59.75
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COOPERATIVE LABORATORY
LEVY.
Estimate to pay same for
year 1925 ....... 100000
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FOREST FIRE ACCOUNT.
Estimate to pay the same
for year 1925 ......... 100000
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COURT FUN

COURT FUND
Estimate to pay Septem-
Der and December Terms
1925, and March ana
June Terms, 1926 ..... S3,239.00
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
For support of the Pub
lie Schools ...........S113, 428.74
For School Buildings. .... 100000
Total .................S 135, 428.74
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BRIDGE ACCOUNT
Estimate to pay same for
year 1925 .......... S6,OO0.O0
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COURT sTENOGRAPHER.

Estlmate TO pay same fOF
Year 1926 ........... $4,000
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CONTINGENT FUND.
Estimate to pay same for
year 1925 ............ S24,246.14
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COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
A. L. Lee, County Treas
urer ................ S3,4S8.75
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INI-NiNI 7 I 2 Ii IIO-N
General Road Levy ...... S25,275.00
.......... 4,450.00
Clerk Of the Circuit Court 1,659.75
Court Fund ............ 3,239.00
Orphans Court ......... 774.26
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

stork baby sets. con-
sist of comb. brush,
RATHER and soap box,
all beautifully de-
signed. They come ir
pretty Xmas boxes.
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Gifts of Toilet Articles Are Always Wanted
Charming Sets

3-piece, Richard Hud-
nuts Three Flowers
set consists Of double
compact. face powder
and toilet water. In
beautiful satin-lined box,
$500.
2-pIece, Richard Hud-
nuts Three Flowers set,
consists OF toilet water
and double compact. At
tractively boxed. $3.25.
3-piece, Ben Hur. set
consists OF toilet water,
perfume and double com
pact. In beautiful old
rose satin-lined box,
s5.98.
2-piece, Ben Hur. set
consists Of toilet water
and double compact. At
traetively boxed. s2.9s.
apiece, Ben Hur. set
consists of compact
and perfume. Attractive
ly boxed. SECS
5-piece. Three Flowers.
set consists Of perfume,
compact and lipstick IN
pretty satin lined box,
$50.
s-piece. Longs steri-
ing silver single conf
pact. rouge and lip
stick Attrac ely
boxed. 500.
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Lumberjack
Sweaters

You know they are ex-
tremely popular. AL very
attractive colorful pat
tern e, effects S4.95
Evening star., 1925-05-07
SCIENTISTS NOTE
FUTURE ECL|PSES
Naval Observatory Gives g.
Year Program of Sun and
Moon Observations.

Prolonged study Of the vagaries of
the sun and the moon has enabled
scientists of the United States Naval
Observatory here to work out tnelr
eclipses for the next three years. IN
der the direction of Capt. w. ).
Eichelberger. U. S. N, they now are
starting on the 1929 eClipses.
An annular eclipse of the sun-an
eclipse where the rim of the sun shows
outside of the eclipsed area-ls fore,
cast for July 20-21, this year, but Will
he invisible in the United States. A
partial eclipse of the moon is. due Au-
gust 4, being more or less visible in
the Eastern States and wholly visible
on the Pacific coast
Moon Clear Next Year.
There will be no eclipses of the moon
next year, but there will be total
eclipse of the sun on January "A, 1875.
1t will be visible only from Africa TO
the Indian Ocean, and the Naval Ob-
servatory will send a party from here
to Sumatra to observe it. An annular
eclipse Of the sun will be visible July
a-10, 1925, in the central Pacific
Ocean, and as a partial in Northern
Australia, the eastern edge OF Asia, the
In 1927 there win be five eclipses-
three of the sun and two of the moon.
Seven eclipses in year is the maxi
mum, five of the sun and two OF the
moon, and the least number in a
twelvemonth is two, both of the sun,
as will be the case in 1925.
An annular solar eclipse, visible in
the southern Pacific, will occur Janu-
ary 8, 1927. A total of the moon, June
-.-.I- lNwN l.,
Ocean, North America, except the
northern border; South America and
the Pacific Ocean. A total of the sun,
June 90, will be visible in Europe, ap-
pearing as a near-total at Nome,
Alaska. Another total of the moon in
1927 will take place December 8, Visi-
BILE generally in the Pacific Ocean and
in the northern part of North Amer
lea. A partial eclipse of the sun, will
occur on December "a.
Phenomenon i'm 1927.
Another heavenly phenomenon will
be seen in 1927 in the transit of Mer-
curry, which will appear as a dot on
the sun. On November 10 the transit
Will take place, visible generally in the
Pacific Ocean, Australia and Asia, eX-
cept in the northern and western por'
tions. i will be visible al Honolulu,
Manila and Samoa.
In 1928 three of the sun and two OF
the moon will be the order of eclipses.
Capt. Eichelberger considers that the
total solar eclipse of May 10 that
year will be a curious one, only part
of the resulting shadow falling on the
earth, appearing as a piece on the
south of Africa, and as a partial in,
South Africa and the southern part of
South America. A total of the moon,
June 8. will be visible in the western
parts ofNorth and South America, the
Pacific Ocean, Australia and the east
ern border of Asia. Partial solar
eclipses will occur June II and Novem.
ber II, a total of the moon transpir-
ing November 81, visible in the west
ern hemisphere.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
Judge Witness Against Another.

In the courts Of East st. Louis, in
Illinois. the crowd Of spectators were
treated to the spectacle of one Judge
being witness against another whose
Impeachment was being sought.
Judge Walter c. Lindley, associate of
Judge English in the eastern district
of Illinois. told the court committee
that his senior had sought to have his
son, George w. English, appointed as
attorney in a bankruptcy case, and
he also stated that it was generally
understood that Judge English was
appointing a former judge to a lucra-
tive receiyerShiD
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FREED IN WHITE SLAVERY.
Man Had Paid Portion of Girls
Taxi Bill.

John Weikert. %, of Waynesboro,
Pa, was acquitted of a charge of
white slavery by direction of Chief
Justice Mccoy in Criminal Division 2
Monday afternoon. He was charged
with transporting Mildred l.. Mellow
ell. Is, from Waynesboro to Wash
ington.
The testimony showed Wekiert had
invited the girl to come to Washing
ton, and she had taken a taxicab, and
on her arrival Weikert paid a portion
of the claimants bill. Former Assist.
ant United States attorney Bertrand
Emerson, jr., appearing for the ac.
cused, raised the point that the proof
was at fatal variance with the charge
in the indictment and the chief justice
agreed with him.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
COURT ORDER HOLDS UP
TRIAL OF. D.. C. FIREMAN
Rule Issued Against Commissioners
and Others on Plea of Private
J. T. Spriggs.

Justice Ffitz of the District Supreme
Court on Tuesday issued a rule against
the District Commissioners and A. II.
Wolter, T. Buckley and w. A. Dixon,
comprising the trial board of the
Fire Department, to show cause Fri
day, why they should not be enjoined
from proceeding with trial of j. T.
Spriggs, a private of No. Engine
Company, on charges Of assault and
threats.
Spriggs, in his petition to the court,
points out that informationS covering
the same charges had been filed
against him in Police Court, and trial
Evening star., 1925-05-07

36-inch Percales, 32-inch Dress Gingham,
English Longcloth Printed Wolfe, Un-
bleached Cotton, in useful short lengths.
Attractive patterns and colors are shown
in fabrics suitable for various purposes.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07

before a jury there is scheduled for
May 81. If he is compelled to appear
before the trial board he will prejudice
his case before the jury in the Police
Court, as he would have to give testi-
mony tending to incriminate him.
Attorney E. Russell Kelly. appears
for the fireman.
Evening star., 1925-05-07
CSC Step-in Boomers, 79c

Regular and extra sizes in Shadow Batiste
and Wolfe Step-ins Trimmed with hem
stitching val and flet mesh laces White,
flesh, mais, powder blue and peach.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-05-07

Rayon Stripe Crepe. White Figured Crepe,
Plain Color Rayon Shenc and other novelties
for dress and sport wear purposes. Beauti-
full weaves and colors at price that makes
it possible to purchase enough lengths for
several garments.
Street Floor
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SITS Grass Rugs, CSC

Stenciled Grass Rugs in blue, brown and
green. Slightly imperfect But these hurts
will not interfere with wearing qualities
Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-15
THE SEVEN SLEEPERS
A Thrilling Noref Of By FRANCIS BEEDNG
International Intrigue c,,pb 1872, b, Linn, Brown Co,
By FRANCIS BEEDING
Copyright, 1925, by Little, Brown 4 Coz

about that" CASTOR replied. IF
Adolf has heard anything, he will
merely suppose that we are asking
you some necessary questions.
The excellent fellow was soon boil
ing coffee in one of those glass ma
chimes remarking as he did so that
il should be hot as hell. black as
night and sweet as sin" while Rehmy
and | discussed what we should do
if | succeeded in obtaining the neces'
sary information from our prisoner.
We decided that if | discovered the
new quarters of the gang, we should
all three so to their hiding place and
trust to our wits to find Beatrice and
set her free.
swallowed the coffee and imme-
diatelY afterwards. was conducted
down some narrow stone stairs lead
ing out of the small hall. preceded by
Jules and followed by CASTOR. Gas
ton brandished a pistol, with a broad
grin on his face, which changed to
an expression of grim ferocity as
Jules opened the cellar door and
stood aside to let me pass.
You can cool your heels for a time
in there" said CASTOR in German,
with your little friend, and if you
are still obstinate tomorrow, we shall
try other and less pleasant means to
make YOU talk
The door closed and | heard him
lock it.
Ii was very gloomy in the cellar,
the only light coming from the hall
through a square of thick glass let
Evening star., 1925-04-15

quainted with the details of the con.
| spiracy.
When did they catch you?" he
continued.
Not an hour ago" I said. "It was
all the fault of that laundering fool
Fritz"
| pitched him a story to the effect
that / had received a telephone mes
age from Fritz ordering me to return
to the house in the Rue Etienne Du-
mont, and that on ARRIVING there ]
had found it in flames.
Il was standing in the crowd" !
said, when some one touched me on
the arm and told me that the pro-
fessor was waiting for me. | made
my way out of the crowd and turned
down a side street after the fellow,
who was some distance ahead of me,
and there / was set upon. They must
have used some sort of anesthetic.
think. for my head is still thick and
muddled. and l don't remember in the
least how | got here"
i sank down, as / finished, upon the
mattress which Jules had provided.
. But why did Maj. Adler ring you
up?" asked Adolf, sitting down beside
me, and drawing a blanket round his
shoulders.
Evening star., 1925-04-15

"I don't know" ] said savagely
Its not the first of his blunders."
II don't believe it was he who rang
you up at all said Adolf. ut was
one of those F'renchmen upstairs"
What" exclaimed. pretending to
the astonishment of a stupid man.
Yes said Adolf. THAT was how
they outwitted me-
What do you mean?'
They telephoned to me in your
name last night, saying that you, Won
Emmerich, would meet me at the
Moulin Rouge. l went there, though
/ knew it was dangerous, and
couldn't imagine why you had ap-
pointed that place of rendezvous.
"Humph" | said. That's their
little ruse, is it? Well," l continued,
in the tone of a surly man grudgtng
ly according credit to a superior in
telligence, Il suppose you're right.
Anyhow. here we are, both in the
same boat-or rather cellar. We must
get out of it somehow. I'm not going
TO stay here, and, as for you, ] turn
ed and gripped his shoulder roughly,
so that he WINGED. you're not going
to stay here either. You'd soon begin
to give the game away. What do
they propose to do TO you?'
Evening star., 1925-04-15

into the wall at the level of the
ceiling. In one corner a heap of
blankets indicated my companion .
bed 1t was very cold, there was
sort of damp frost, very unpleasant,
and faint smell OF spilled beer.
| did not however, Immediately
take in these details, for my attention
was at once attracted by the little
jew, who mad sprung to his feet on
my entrance, eNclaiminS:
Who's that?"
Won Emmerich, l replied. WHO
! the devil are you?"
And l moved into the darkest part
of the cellar so that it would be
difficult for him to examine me
closely, though | had little fear that
he would discover my impersonation.
Pm Baumer," he said. Have
they caught you, too?
Looks like it," l reioined surlily.
How long have you been here?'
Since yesterday evening.
And how much have you told
them?" l asked in a bullying tone.
/ had decided that il was best to
take high and mighty line with him.
From what l had seen of the real
Won Emmerich he would obviously
have. adopted this attitude.
Nothing" he said His teeth chat
tered. whether with cold or terror |
could not Immediately determine. He
camc close up to me and laid a hand
on my arm.
Those Frenchmen are DEVILS" he
said in a low voice. The little one
has been threatening me, and l can't
bear il much longer"
/ saw that the mans nerve was
already almost broken. His hand
trembled on my arm, and he made
no pretense of keeping up appear
ances. He seemed a poor spirited
fellow 10 be engaged with others on
a desperate enterprise. but ] reflected
that he evidently had his uses. and
that he was probably not fully ac-
Evening star., 1925-04-15

Continued from Yesterdays Star)
IF he refuses to speak" said
Castor, savagely, well see what a
riding whip will accomplishs
An idea flashed across my brain.
Il know a better way than that. "
I said. Adolf mistook me for Won
EmmeriCh at the Moulin Rouge and
he has been in your hands ever since.
lie will mistake me again. Shut me
~ 18th him. | will pass for Won
captured me, TOO. Once we are i'm
prisoned together, il will be strange
if / can't get some information out
of him
Excellent Rehmy agreed. and.
during the rest of the journey. we
discussed the details of my behavior.
II was settled that as soon as we
reached the chalet | should be locked
up in the cellar with Adolf. During
the night / would suggest to him
that we should try 10 escape and thus
entrap him into revealing the nearest
refuge of the conSpiratorS. | would
plan with Adolf to attack Jules when
he brought US food in the morning
and pretend to oyerpower him. Adolf
and l would then make our escape.
Adolf being Immediately recaptured
by Rehmy and De BlancheSarde.
This little comedy would lend Veri-
similitude to my impersonation and
. still leave Adolf ignorant of my real
identity.
I must get my hair cut. con
cluded, as the car stopped opposite
the door of the chalet. Karl shaves
his skull in the most approved
Prussan style. -
CASTOR laughed
MY poor friend" he said It's
sa crifice, but il Will undoubtedly
help you TO win the confidence of
little Adolf. Jules is an excellent
valet and will doubtless be. equal to
the task
Jules opened the door to us as
CASTOR finished speaking.
! Shortly afterwards | was seated in
a chair. Jules cropping my hair in
most professional manner, while
Castor and Rehmy, looking on, eX-
planned to him the part he had to
play in the approaching drama.
1t was extraordinary. now that
there was a prospect of action, how
my spirits rose. Beatrice must at all
costs he rescued. and this was the
first step.
Evening star., 1925-04-15
CHAPTER NJ.
! Connive At My Escape

As soon as my hair was cut, Jules,
under the direction of Rehmy, car
ried down a mattress and blankets
to the cellar.
I'm afraid we can't make you
more comfortable than Adolf" said
Rehmy. and the hard hearted CASTOR
is treating him to d somewhat limited
hospitality"
I'm not exactly hoping for a bed
OF roses. | rejoined.
You look pretty tired. my friend. .
said Castor. land you've certainly
every reason TO be. Wait a moment
and we'll make You d cup of coffee =
Hadn't I better go down at once
said |. Adolf may have heard US
arrive and he'll think it strange il
I'm not locked up Immediately"
II don't think YOU need worry