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evane.Iistie Mission Tabernacle

River Mlvd.. near Cross ST.
Rev. Daniel l. Baughey, Pastor
Original Wesleyan.
as a. m Teachers and Work
er PRAYER meeting.
IN m.-Sunday School. begins,
with classes for all ages
II a Morning Assembly
hour. with Mrs Baughey speaking
6:15 :. m.-Young Peoples pray
er meeting,
6 80 p. m..-Young Peoples Ser
vice Following a variety program,
Pastor Dan Baughey will speak on
the theme. Seven Women Escort
ing One Man
= =. m.-The regular Prayer
Band will meet at the Tabernacle
Altar
7.15 y m.-The orchestra will
presen' Is minute sacred concert,
with hymns Of the Church.
50 n. m.-"Tabernacle Sing
Time iuterspersed with choruses
and snecial numbers
( r m.-Pastor BauEhey will
bring his usual sunday night Bible
sermon, using as his subject, The
World Wonder BOOB"
Students from Cod Bible School
and College in Cincinnati O., will
he heard in all the services sun
day The personnel OF the group
are cleo Williams, Mabel Duty
and Marie. Hanson. The students
are working throughout the city in
interest of non church going pso
pie accompanied by the Tabernacle
STAFF
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7 here's Always Manana

for Heart. Throb Harry here TO get
his. We knew when he did. he'd be
really socked. and probably put on
a beautiful exhibition Of lunacy.
I'm glad | got in on the. fun"
skip it," begged Curley. do |
or don't I get to tell her the truth
before we go gangbusting ?"
Sanderson turned to the others.
his eyebrows raised. What do you
say. men,"
Msnzanares cleared his throat.
If the lady in question Is the beau
tiful Senorita Madsden." he MUIR
INJURED formally. 1T Is extremely
safe to risk this pertinent informa-
ton in her hands. I will answer
with my life for her integrity"
Thanks. Mamie. old boy" Cur.
ley swung around with quick impa-
thence. Does It pass with the rest
OF you?"
Steve nodded with the others
Curley's gaze stopped on him and
impulsively he thrust out his hand
Don't think don't know you're
the better man. Landis." he said
dryly, 'or that haven. been Bit
ing nails for weeks h. wing to make
that contrast even sharper. That
okay you just gave me was a big
gesture and appreciate IT,"
Steve's tight smile relaxed.
You're all right. Chancellor" He
gripped Curley's hand. the showed
his phone toward him.
Curley called Jeans hotel He
grinned at the voice that answered
Hello. my cherished one. so I
caught you In the senorita's room"
II clean eet." giggled the land.
lady.
"All right. don't let m. stop you
Just shove the senorita to the
phone without saying who's calling
will you?" )
The landlady broke into a tor.
rent Of explanation. The senorits
was gone. She had sent a note to
Senior Lands and then went away
in the town taxi. That's all the
landlady knew.
Curley dropped the receiver with
cry Of chagrin. She must have
taken the morning train!" He
turned to see Marcia White In the
doorway Before she could open her
mouth. he grabbed the envelope she
was carrying and threw II to
Steve. Then shamelessly he read
the enclosed note over Steve's Shout
der. his excitement giving way to
white-faced tension.
MY Lord" he said through stiff
lips.
The note said simply:
Il can't go through with II.
Steve. I'm starting for the rancho
to see Curley and beg him to con-
fess instead Of getting in deeper.
love him. JEAN"
TO Be Continued)
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CHAPTER FORTY-FOUR

STEVE'S BLANK gaze turned
from Curley's tall figure lounging
in the doorway, a forehnger twirl-
ing his sombrero, to the quizzically
smiling FBI men.
Il don't understand, he said
hoarsely.
Curley came In and closed the
door, an insouciant grin on his
handsome face. Seems LIE I've a
few explanations to make all
around"
You certainly have" Sanderson.
the FIJI man. drawled. after We
introduce you 10 Mr.. Lands" He
turned TO Steve. This Is Robert
Chancellor. sent out by headquar-
tiers three months ago on special
advance assignment"
Steve dropped back into his chair
with a sharp laugh. That makes
something Of dope out Of me-" he
frowned.
Curley III a cigaret and waved
out the match. Not at sll. Lands. "
His tone vas more formal than he
had used toward Steve in his cow
boy role. Pooling you was not my
idea But the Office felt the success
Of my job depended on completely
natural reactions toward me by you
as we'll as the townspeople." He
drew some papers from his pocket
and tossed them on Steve's desk.
including the FIJI men and Man.
zanares. in his grin And HAVE
brought in your evidence
Good boy" said Sanderson
warmly.
Curley relaxed into a chair and
tilted 1t back against The wall with
a sigh OF comfort. 1t turned out
TO be quite piece Of work at that.
he grimaced ruefully Those Park
insons are smooth and tough. My
sunny charm failed Entirely in
drawing out condolences. except on
those few occasions when Parkin.
son got hold OF some liquor Beyond
some trips TO his island to bring
back drums OF cheese. ! was en-.
trusted with no Illicit secrets
had 10 do some real digging 10 dis.
cover he had distributed - gang
members. coming as guests TO the
fiesta. explosives in boxes identical
TO the cheese boxes. so Miguel could
carry them TO the cars openly.
knew meeting took place in sons
secret room In the hacienda during
the evening of the hesta-but my
romantic appeal wasn't strong
enough TO entice the Mexican cir
into showing me the entrance So
again had TO resort to good. hon
est eavesdropping and second-stor,
work to get you q copy Of th'
members
"You ARE slipping. grinnec
Sanderson, but be was devourinj
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the pages Of the report with en-
thusiasm. 1t lacked nothing In con-
ciseness and detail. II contained
names Of gang members, addresses
Of them and Of war plants to be
sa botaged. together with extensive
copies OF correspondence between
Parkinson and his subordinates.
Even Steve joined in the chorus Of
congratulations.
II had to keep the Mexico City
police on Jeffries' tall" Curley ex-
planned rapidly. because he was
the problem child Of the gang-al-
ways threatening some Iarge-scale
sabotage on his own without wait
ing for Parkinson's all-out signal.
For the last week or so I've been on
tenterhooks A lot Of things indi-
cate the time Is ripe for that sig
nal. But I know that II we raided
the place. they could spread q
warning throughout Mexico on
their short wave radio that would
scatter the gang like chaff. Then
this morning heaven changed the
heart OF Miguel. He'll show US the
entrance to the secret room where
they keep their short wave set So
hot-footed It here. It's time to
act-and act fast"
The wave OF enthusiastic plan
ming that broke out was stopped by
Sanderson. Look here. Chancel-
lor." he frowned. You say that big
break came this morning. But 1t
was last night you told rs you had
to meet US here today"
Yeah. I'm getting to that"
grinned Curley. His eyes still twi-
killed., but a slow flush spread up
from his collar. You see. last
nights call was-well. a personal
emergency. l."
You're In love" drawled San
derson. Yes, we knew that before
we left Washington. You managed
to convey ii in your code wires"
"Okay. okay." Curley colored up
to his ears. well. she left town
suddenly last night couldn't let
her 60 away hating me. called
you. but you we're all out OF the
hotel. So left the message"
The FBI men viewed him with
sardonic dead pans Steve said
slowly, so you kidnapped her from
the train at the next town.
Yep. and tried TO get her 10
marry me. but 1t was no 20. She S
a woman OF character. ] was des-
perate. So did the only thing that
would bring her back and keep her
here till you goats let me clear my
self with her. | gave her the chance
OF turning me over to the law. It
was a struggle, bless her but she
did II"
A grin broke over Sanderson's
cold face. For years" he told
Steve. the force has been waiting
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Rev. Cutler Will
be Guest Speaker

Rev. Z. A. Cutter. OF Spring Ar
Dor will be the guest speaker al
the Free Methodist Church. corner
OF Lowell and st; John St, over the
week end. Services will be held
this owning and morning and eve
ming on Sunday. 4.
Rev. Cutler. who a few yes
ago was the pastor OF the FS
Methodist Church at BEDFORD and
has been district superintendent
of the Kalamazoo district for the
PAST four years, was elected con-
ference superintendent at the an
nual conference recently held at
Spring Arbor. Mich.
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First Methodist Church

Walter B. .Heyler. Minister.
$50 a. m-Church School. Jun.
ior. intermediate. High School and
Adult Departments.
1875 m.-Church School. Pre-
school. kindergarten. Primary De,
partments. Z
10.45 a. Morning Service Of
Worship. Rev. Walter G.. Heyler
viii speak on the theme The Re-
ward OF Courage" The Adult Cfioir
will sing Softly Now the Light of
Day. ly Coerene. Miss King will
sing shepherd. Lead Me by the
Hand by Ward.Stephens. Or
gan numbers played by Mrs. l.. j.
Wilson are: THE Lord is Ny Shep-
herd. by Diggle; and Beside Still
Waters. by Thompson.
6 p m.-Epworth League. Ed
ward Heyman will be the speaker.
4 social hour will follow the meet.
ing.
I p. m.-Wesleyan Guild Carol
SalmeHsen- will speak on the Con.
ference OF Methodist Youth Sol
diers. employed youth and students
are invited to participate.
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CELEBRATE FiFTlETH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Aldon Campbell,
9471 W. Seven Mile Rd.. celebrated
their fiftieth wedding anniversary
Sunday. holding open house in the
afternoon and evening. Refresh
ments OF cake and ice cream we're
served.
A beautiful wedding cake. deco
rated with gold roses and leaves,
was ore of the high lights Of the
occasion
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Calvary Baptist Church

Calvary Baptist Church.
Pastor Rev. Mark Dickerson.
1000 a nj, Morning worship.
Message: Souls for Jesus
ILLS a. m.-Sunday School
superintendent: Walter Gable.
SIS p. m.--Young Peoples Meet.
ing
7S0 p. m.-Evening Eyangelistic
Meeting. Message: The Mighty
Christ"
All morning services are held at
Woodruff School; all evening serv-
ices are held at the LEAK Walton
Hall. a. y. Huron ST. The morning
service is at Woodruff School and
not Cleary College.
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First preshYterlan Church

WASHINGTON at Emmett Sts)
1885 a. m.-The Church at wor-
ship and study. Beginners. Primary,
Juniors. intermediates and adults.
Sermon by the minister. The
Need Of Danger Mrs. Thomas
O'Dea will play the organ numbers
prelude. Come We DisconSOlate' .
Jillette: postlude Prayer. Smart,
Anthem. 81 Will Lift Up Mine
Eyes Sermon solo, selected. Mrs.
Sherwood Diller.
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First Baptist Church

ono W. Cross ST.
William r Shaw, Minister.
10 a. m.-Morning Worship. Ser
mon: "In the SchoC' OF Christ
Prelude. Prayer by Massenet;
offertory, "Allegreto Grazioso". by
Tours: anthem, The King of Love.
My Shepherd Is by Shelley: solo,
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings"
by Liddle, Mrs. Ralph Mcdonald.
10 a 'm.-The Junior Church and
Nursery programs.
HE a. m.-The Church School.
p m.-The p. Y F. at the pa =
, %NTNa
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

slack that Is certain to occur dur
inz low production periods II
capital and government cannot get
together then prepare for social.
ism. some prophets say
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Free Methodist Church

cor Lowell and ST. John Sts.0
r. c Morell, Pastor
10 m.-Sunday School Clsr-
ence g. Chambers. superintendent.
Classes for all
The first quarterly meeting OF
the conference year Is now in ses.
sion. Rev. E. A. Cutler newly-elect.
ed conference superintendent. is in
charge Love feast al 10:i5. fol
lowed by the preaching of the Word
and the sacrament of the Lords
supper.
1880 p. m.-Young peoples ser.
vice.
Sp. m.-Rev. T. A. Cutler, Spring
Arbor. Mich. will bring an evan
gelistic message.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Hugo Fenker. Pastor,
Paul Ungrodt, Sunday School
superintendent.
Gas a. m,-Sunday School, Jun
Tor and Senior Departments.
II 4 .m.-Diyine Service Morn
ing Sermon. THE Christian Home"
Anthem, Teach Me Thy WIZ
Pilotte.
The Primary and Kindergarten
Departments of the sunday School
meet n the church parlors during
divine service.
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Congregational Church

rs \. Adams ST
Gordon c. Speer. Minister.
Harvey G. Colburn.- Area Minis
ter
10 a. Sunday School for stu
dents from grade four through high
school.
II a m Because OF decorating.
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Sunday in Ypsilanti Churches
st. lohn Church

Father John F. Bradley. Assist
ant.
rs, }. so. II and IL sunday
Mass.
s.: 80 and s a. m.-Daily Mass.
$50, 7, S. and a. m.-Holyday
Mass.
to anu 1850 TO 3 p. m. Satur.
day-ConIessions.
$50 p. n. Every Thursday-Holy
Hour.
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Baptist Tabernacle Tent

t2lS +. Forest Aye)
Robert T. Nichols, Minister.
10 a m-Bible School. Classes
for all ages.
1l:15 Morning Worship,
subject, The reality OF Christ.
$50 p. injecting of the board
OF management in the tent
$50 p. m.-Song service, eyange-
listic message Subject. Great
Message.
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DR.. Clendening will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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co to Bob-lo

Mrs John Van Aken's Sunday
School Class of the Salem Federal
ed Church enjoyed boat trip TO
Bob-Lo last Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin hamilton accompanied
them.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-11

Columbus. o. Secretary ot
Treasury Henry Morgenthau. Jr:
THE fine work OF reconstruction
that has been accomplished by the
Jews of Palestine has aroused my
sympathetic interests and admira-
ton"
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Underqoes Operation

Donna Clement. Ave year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Clement. was taken 10 Mt. Carmel
Hospital. Detroit, last week Tues
day and underwent a major opera
ton Thursday Her condition IS
reported to be satisfactory.
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the opening OF this department of
the Sunday School has been post-
poned one week.
II a. m.-Services OF worship
Sermon subject: Allies OF Cod
Mrs. Frances L. Lord will sing:
20 Lord Most Holy" by Franck
Organ numbers by Mrs. Kelder:
"Exultation' by Warner. 'Andante"
by Beethoven. 'Postlude by Rog
ers.
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To Have Penny Supper

The Ladies Aid OF the Federated
Church will hold penny supper
Friday evening. Sept. II.
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st. luke's Episcopal Church

Z. T. AppIeyard, Rector.
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity.
s a. m.-Holy Communion.
$50 a. m.-Opening Session OF
Church School. Glasses for all
ages.
IL a. m.-Morning Prayer and
Sermon. "Rededication sunday"
service. Music led by Church Choir.
please note change in hour OF
service).
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Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

As fun payment OF lpsan quota for japanese relief
for $500 being mailed today.
lpslantians able the portion OF eclipse
yesterday with the aid smoked o. glasses
Birth An eight and half pound boy, Robert Mr.
Mrs Charles Davis
Handicapped by the lack Of assistant coach Dolby Drake
squad Of fifty eight through third
tice yesterday Included in the fifty eight
Avery. Coyer. Marks Bray and Wizard
and nine RI Gates. Kramer. Wallace Wilson
Hatch Signor Stt and Ioung In addition
two other Beck and Harnack who look like
berhs the first
Prof Orlando q Norris spoke subject
Of Teaching the weekly luncheon
Hotel Huron
Death: Burton Wilson. Township resident
Fifty Years Ago
The Miss Alice Morcy William Lamar Kishlar
social the home OF the brides and
Mrs. n NJ Morey Miss Nearle, indianapolis Ind Of
Edward Wallace best and little Marie daughter Of
and Mrs W Ryan rnsbearer Rev Mr. Morey ociated
Misses Serena Belle Chamberlain Alice Boise City
Idaho. students al the Normal School.
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Attends Funeral
Mr.. and Mrs. William Merritt at
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Clay
Calkihs. Worthwhile. Sunday after
noon
..Ir and. Mrs. Clarence Kappen
and Robert. Garden City. had Sun
dav dinner with her mother, Mrs.
Alva Wilson.
Mr., and Mrs Charles Stacey
visited at the Glen Stacey home
Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Dixon. Npsilanti
visited Salem friends Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Julia Foreman accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dickie. South
LYON. to Detroit last Friday eve
ming to attend farewell party at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs 2. A
Foster honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Duyreon. Mr.. Duyreon IL leaving
for the Armv service this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson
ami son. Garden City; Mr.. and
Mrs. Mershall Atkins and two chill
dren. Wixom. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Russell and two sons and
sister. Miss Joan Russell. Milford
we're SUNDAY afternoon visitors al
the Roy Clement home.
Dale Rathburn. Detroit spent
three DAYS last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank MoFarlane.
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THEY SA Y

Mgton. Sen. Arthur Capper
(R)~ans., advocating General
Dwight d. Eisenhower as 1914 Re-
publican presidential candidate:
The recent European campaign
has proved that in General Eisen-
hover. the nation has not only
an able dlplomatist and leader, but
an able administrator.
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Willow Run Lutheran

Willow Run Cutheran
2 so a m.-Sunday School
Fellowship Center Of the Nation.
al Lutheran Council.
1855 Holmes Road
II a. m.--Church worship.
Willow Run Theater auditorium
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Willow Run Evangelical
Lutheran Church

missouri synod
1855 E. Michigan Ave, lpsilanti,
Michigan.
y 41ffsrff r Beyet. payes>...-- - . Z
AFC.- Pfotenhauer. assistant pas
tor.
10 a m Sunday School
II a m. Morning service with
sermon
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Church Of Christ
sos w Cross ST.
G.. Wheeler Utley minister.
10 a m Sunday School.
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Mennonite Brethren in Christ
Church

Rev. O. R. Gilligan, pastor.
945 a. Morning worship.
10:45 a. m.-Sunday School.
7:45 p. m.-Evangelistic service,
745 p. m.-Prayer meeting each
" Wednesday,
Everyone welcome to all services-
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Your Health
Six Months Not
Too Young For
Whooping Cough
BY Logan Cl,-J.nnins, NJ. o.

MY MORNING paper carried
the picture of some babies IN
Los Angeles being treated at the
weekly lmmunization clinic Of the
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pIlarir Holiness Church

Pilgrim Holiness Church
Corner Of Forest Ave and Jer.
ono.
II C.. Dlller. pastor
Y. m Sunday School
5 p m. Worship service
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Breaks Arm
Convaiescinq

~obert Stienoff fell from his
horse and broke his arm.
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Washington Sen. Burton h
Wheeler Cd Mont: Now that
the Rome BerlinsTokyo - Axis has
been broken. there Is certainly no
reason for building up a huge
army except for the psychological
effect that armed numbers would
have at the peace conference"
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Convaiescing
Harry Atchison. who was hit by
a truck two weeks ago and who
has been confined to the house
since. is convalescing and able to
be out again.
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Christian and Mlssionary AIIianee

Christian and Missionary Alliance
% s Prospect ST.
VI. s. Amstutz pastor.
10 a. m-Sunday School.
II a m.-Morning worship Ser
mon Subject, The Evil Results OF
unbelief'.
p. m.-Prayer Meeting
$50 p. m.-Young Peoples So
ciety
7:30 y. m.-Evening Eyangelstic
Service,
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Montclair. y. J.-Former Am
bassador Walter Edge: at Is a
we'll known TACT that II will re-
quire from six months upward to
reconvert workshops now engaged
in war production back to peace
time output therefore, this inter.
vening period must he filled with
more or less temporary employ
ment."
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Church Of the Nszarene Tent
Corner OF Prospect and Forest
Ave
9:45 a Church School, with
classes for all ages
1875 a m.-Chorus time for the
children, George Gregg, superinten-
dent.
II Morning worship The
pastor speaking.
ESQ p, m.-Public wedding
$50 p. m.-Pre-prayer service
around the tent altar.
6:i5 p. m.-NY.P.S, and Hi-N.Y.
services.
AS r. m -EvangeIlstic service.
Rev Burgess will deliver the mes
sage at this hour Old fashioned
gospel singing special singing. mu-
sic and choruses a part ot each
service
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

writes Count Sforza.
 1. "The Americans will be re- ceived as brothers and liberators by the people, by the army and by the daring, anonymous young heroes of the Underground.
 2. "The Italian Army will be proud to fight once more shoulder to shoulder with the American Army against the Germans, as it did in 19l7-l8.
 3. "The people of Italy will well come the union of American and Italian arms as a symbol of the future progress and prosperity of Italy.
 4. "The Fascists! Poor Fascists !! Each and every one of them will swear to the Americans they be- came members of the party only as self-protection and sometimes in order to fight 1t from inside. They will swear that in their secret hearts they were first and last true democrats-and there will be more than degree of truth in some of their statements.
 5. "MusSolini will flee, unless he is assassinated or commits suicide. But his end is certain!
 6. "The poor King, too, will flee. He will offer no resistance and will be only too glad to get away.
 2. "The Italian people will adopt a republican form of government,