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"Bleu t'Pry geutle wound, and l Iuv'e
It w that t pray It way mew heel."
She looked away suddruly.
"Tell
me nue thing." she said. a west
coming over bar eyes. "You say they
ire hunting you to the death. 'rhea --
then your fault mast be a grievous oue.
Have you--buve you killed a man?"
she added hastily. 11., was anent for
a long Out..
"1 fear I have killed more than one
man," he said 111 low tunes. Agaeu mho
shrank Into the corner of the coati.
"History says that your father was it
brave soldier and fuugbt In wally bat-
tles," he went on
"Yea," 14110 Raid, tbluking of Major
George Calhoun,
"He killed welt thea. perbapH, as 1
have killed thew," 111 said.
"Oh, soy father never killed a wan!"
cried Beverly in drtuut horror.
"Yet t:reustark reveres his mighty
proWesa uu the field ut battle," said
be. bait bcoulcally,
"Oh," ,she wurwured, rewrmberlog
that she was uuw the daughter et
Yetivr's father, "1 see. You are nut
a—a- a were wurderer, then':"
"No. 1 Wee beau a soldier. That is
all."
"Thank heavete" able murmured and
was no louger afraid of blw. "Would
—would a perdu'. be of any especial
benefit to you?" she asked, woudering
bow fur her lufluenee night go with the
Princes* Yet1vr.
"It Is beyond your puwer to help
me." be said gravely: She was silent.
but It was the sileuce of deep reflec-
tion. "Your highness left the castle
ten days ago," be sold, dlsmlaslug hiw-
self 11 1 subject foe conversation.
"Have yeti kept lu cher cuwwuulra-
tlou with Edelwelse durlug that tine?"
"1 kuow iu tbiug fit what Is gulag un
there," air suld quite truthfully: She
uuly knew tout she tau sent a mes-
sage to the Primers Eetive apprislug
her of her arrival lu lit. Petersburg
and of her luteutluu to leave soon for
the (:ruu.lark capital.
(•"Then yuu do out know that lir.
.„Lo,ry le still ou the Danvabergeu fron-
tier in rouference with repreaeutatives
from Sere*. Ile mite not return fur
a week, NO ('ole lel 4 UIaquz briigs
hack word."
"It's hews to um," murmured Bev-
erly.
ever1y.
"You do not see'cu to be alarmed," he
ventured. "Yet 1 fancy it 11 not It dan-
gerous 111 11810U. although I'riuce Ga-
briel it needy to battle at a moment's
uutley."
"I have the utmost confidence In "Ir.
Lorry." said Beverly, with • proper
pride.
"Baron llangNao, your minister of
lance. Is in these mountains watching
the operations of Axphain scouts and
spies,"
"Is he? You are very well posted, it
'remit."
"Moreuver, the As'pbainlans are plan-
ning to attack- tlauluok upon the first
signal (row their ruler. I do taut wish
to Marna yunr hlgbuese, but we any ae
well elpeet trouble before we come
tie the luulook gates. You are k-uown
to he In the Pars, and 1 aut eertuiu
an effort will be made to take pusses -
Pion of your person."
"Tiwy wouldu't dare!" she etaelalm•
ed, "Uncle Saw would aanibllate,tbem
lu a Werk."
"Uncle Sam? Is he related to your
Autit I'uuuy? I'm afraid be cuuld du
but Tittle agstost Volga's nghtlug men:"
lie said. witb'a smile. •
"They'd 404,11 find' out who Uncle
Sant is 1f they titch me," she threat-
ened grandly. Ile Teemed puzzled. but
was too polite to press her for expla-
nations. "hist he 1s a long way ufr
nud•roildu't do much 11 we were laud-
deuly attacked from ambush, could lie?
What would they do to welt I were
taken, as you suggest'! She was mom
.uncerued than she appeared to be.
"With you lu their bealrs, Graustark
would be utterly helpless. Yellin could
demand anything she Bled and your
wlnittry would be furred to submit."
"1 -really think K would be a capital
'joke on the PrWrerar Volga," aurae!
Iteverly reflectively. Ile did not kuow
Tvhnt elle meant. but. regarded her soft
smile as the clear tile to the serenity
"t a mincer:.
She sank bock nil- gave herself over
to the lomplirltbus that were likely to
grow out of her involuntary deception.
The one thing wheat worried her more
111:111 all others want the fear tent Yetive
might not be In li delweisL. According
to all reports, she had lately been In et,
Petersburg, and the mere feet that she
was Inpposowl to lie traveling by eine,,•!
WW1 suMelent woof that she was out
.It Iter es-tint/11. 'Thele trm're wnm, 11f
course, the pusm4billty Of trouble on the
rond with thetphain scouts, hlit'Be•v-
erly enjoyed the optimletu uf youth and
eivllizatlon.
Italdoa, the goat hunter. was dreami-
ly tiiuklug of Ute beautiful ydlm4 wo-
man nt hie side and of tbe queer freak
fortune had pts yeti In bringlag them
together. As Is studied her fare be
could not but it ment that marriage at
least establiebed a barrier between lar
and the ldlvale. r lila bold heart night
etherwIw' 1N, willing to risk. Ills blae):
hair etregglel *hewn ever hie forehead-.,
mud his dark e>fee--gee patcit bad been
nlrrep1111umslt• lifted were wlnitsunny
1true
Iva.
"Itis
'strange that yotl Ilya In (:rnu-
slark nod have. mot POPO its prioress -
before." she *alt. laying Rrnomotwurk
for inquiry c mrusrling the acts and
w•here+,INmrte of Ow* Tran prineimm.
"May It plrasxr, prior highness. 1 have
not 114e1 long in (;ra?stnrk. Ilev:idr44,
It 114 staid ttmt halt the people of Gan -
look have o,w er looked 1rp0n your
feet•."
I'm ant sultpvis.'t nt that The pro-
portion 114 murh mealier than 1 I1nag
%nod T hare net visited (:anlonk.
strange 44e It'nay sews to 700"
'('Inc n1' m y romps ny fell In with
alma of weer guards I ram the t:anleok
garrison Aay before yest.rday. A.
learned that ?nu wens to reach .that
Icity within forty -right hours. A large
ilrtucbwrut of weu hos been Brut to
meet you at I, Itbut."
"Oh, Indeed," raid
mueia Iuterested.
"They must buve beau misinformed
as to your route ur else your Ruaslau
ese'ort decided to take you through by
the lower and more hazardous way.
It war our heck that you came by the
wrung road. Otherwise we should not
have met each other, and the lion," he
said, swillug rede•tiveiy.
"Where is Labbot':" asked she, in-
tent upou the one subject uppermost In
her wind.
"In the mountains many leaguer
nortb of tib pass. laud you taken that
rot:te instead of Ibis you would by this
time have left Iabbot fur the town of
Errue, a halt days juuruey from lira
look. lustead wt vagabuuds your es -
curt would have been made up ut'loyal
soldiers, well fed, well clad and well
satisfied with themselves at heart."
'But uo braver, uo truer thou my
soldiers of fortune," she said earnestly.
"By the way. are yuu luturmed as to
/be state of affairs lu bawsbergen?"
"Scarcely as well as your highness
must be," be replied.
"The young prince— what's his
limne'i" she paused, looking to him for
the mane.
"Dantam?" •
"Yes, that's It. What has become of
him? I mu terribly Interested la him."
"He Is a fugitive. tbey say."
"They haven't captured him, then?
(:oat! 1 am so glad!"
. Battles exhibited little or no lntereeit
In the fresh topic.
"It is strittge yuu should have for-
gotten his uabne," bessald wearily,
"Ob, I do so many ridiculous neuter'
.complained Beverly, remembering who
she war supposed to be. , 1 have uevrr
Baru blot, yuu know,", sbe added.
"It is out strange, your highness. He
was edueuted lu Euglstul and bud seen
but little of his own country when he
was culled to the ihruue two years ago.
You remember fit course that his moth-
er was an Euglisltwoutau, Lady ..Ida
Euleuner."
thiuk 1 have beard some uf his
history. A very little, to be sure." she
explained lamely.
"1'rlue'e Gabriel, his half brother. Is
the sou of Prince Louis 111, by his
first wife, who wits a Polish countess.
After her death, whom Gabriel was
too years old, the prima. married lady
Ida. bautau is their sou. 11e has u
sister. Caudate, who Is but ulueteeu
)'ears Of age."
"1 am ashamed to confess ttult you
know so much wore about my ueigh-
iors then 1," shat said.
"1 lived In 1►uwsbergen ,or a little
while and was ever interested iu ibr
doings of royalty.' That is a poor mat's
privilege, yuu kuuw-."
"!'rime Gabriel must be a terrible
man," cried Beverly, her heart swelling
with tender thought, of the exiled 1)au-
tau and bis little sister.
"Yon have cause to know," said he
shortly. and she 'was perplexed until
rhe revelled the eturlee of (:abrfrl'r
uelsdemeauurs at the court of Edel
w'tlrs.
"Is Prhee Denten as handsome ay
they may he is?' she asked.
"It is entirely a natter of opiuton."
ire replied. "I fur one do not cousldur
him at all prepossesalug."
. The day weut ou, fatiguing, distress -
lug in Its length aud Its bappeulugr,
Progreso was necessarily slow, the
perils of tbe goad lucreaslug as the
little cavalcade wuuud deeper and
deeper pito the wilderness. There were
times wheu the coach' fairly crawled
uloug the edge of a precipice, n pro-
ceeding so basurdous that Beverly
shuddered as If lu a chill. Aunt Vanity
slept serenely must of the time. and
BuWos took to dreanilug with his eyes
wide open. tenantry to her exIK•ttu•
tfuus, the Alphatsluur did not appear,
and If there were robbers In the bide
tbry thought better than to attack the
valorous looking party. It dawned
moue her finally that tbe Axphalulaui
were guarding the upper route and not
the one over *Meta she was traveling.
Yrtive donhlless was approaching flan -
look over the northern par,. provided
the Tinily had not been encountered
before i,abbot was rea -bed. Iteverly
moon found herself fearing for the
safety of the princess, a fenr which at
Inst became alu.oet unendurable.
Near ulghtfall they came upon three
Gr:nmitnrk shepherds and teemed that
l:aula,k could nut be coached, before
the next afternoon. The tired, hungry
traveler. spent the night in a sling
little valley through which a rivulet
',minded onward to the river below.
The supper was a scant one, the fora-
gers having poor luck lu the hunt for
food. Daybreak saw thew of their
way eon more. hunger and dread
hail worn down ncverly'44 enmity of
good spirits: Rhe war having difficulty
ly keeping the haggard, distressed nook
from her face. Iter tender, hopeful
eyes were not su bold ur so merry 11
on tbe div INefore; eheerfuluees cost
her en effort, but be managed to keep
it fairly alive. Her .wort, wretrlied
endlentf starved, never forgot the
def'
.rete dqe tntbelrcharge, butstrode
atendlly on wit's the doggedness of
martyrs. .1t flutes she uta, Inipeliet is
11 1.1.111111 her true Identity, hut dlNere.
tion told Im'r that deception war Iwi'
lest safeguard.
Late Itt the afternoon of the se•0nd
day the front axle ot the roach snap
ped In two, and a tedious delay of two
hours ensued. BRIdos was strangely si-
lent and subdued. It was not until the
mldortune came that Beverly observ-
ed the flushed condition of his face.I
lnvolnntarlly and with the compassion
of it true women, she touched her hand
and brow. They were burning hot.
The weeniest man war In a high fever.
it. laughed et her fears and scoffed at
the prnepert nt blood poisoning and the
bemired other possibilities that eng
.ontrd themselves to her anxious
Beverly, very
heals.
"We are claw to tLlaluuk," Ile said.
with fMet settiug of the tau. "Ilan y'1111
may be re'lievel of. yuul' tire.uue'.
charlotte t•owpauy, j''ur blgltueau,"
t "You are going to u physician," she
said resolutely, alive and acute 0101
wore. now %hut the fount purl of the
journey we* euullug to an end. "'fell
Mut wan to drive in u gallop 1111 111,'
rest of the wuy."
eturrizit
BY this tine they were passing
the queer little huts that mark-
ed the outskirts of a habitable
cuwmuuity. '1'Itese were the
Moores of ahepberdr, hunters and oth-
ers whore vucatious related especial-
ly to the wountahlr. Farther on there
were signs of farwlug futrrerts; the
homes became wore nuweroua maul
more preteutluus. in appearance. The
ruck lined gorge breadeued into a fer-
tile valley; the rail was *mouth aud
level, a cuudltlou which afforded relief
to the travelers. Iturone bad once
more dressed the wuuuds Indicted by
the Ikon, but he was enable to provide
auythiug to subdue the fever. Hakim)
woe undeniably ni. Beeerly, between
her exctawatioae of joy and relief et
being in sight of Oanheok, was profuse
in her expresslous of outworn for the
hero of the ilawk and haven. The
feverish gleam In lis dark ryes and
the pale that marked bis free tumbril
her deeply. Suffering sotteuel his 'eau.
suit browned features; obliterating the
mocking lines that had lwpreesed her
so unfavorably at the outset. She way
suylug to herself that be was brud-
sotue after a most unusual cast; It was
an uuforgettaWe face.
"Your highness," he said earuestly,
after she Ind looked lung and auxiuuie
ly 0t els alt cloyed eyes, "we are with-
in an he of 0pulouk. It will be dark
.before w reach the gates, 1 kuuw,
but you b ve nothing to fear durlug
the rest of the trip. Franz shall drive
you to the sentry post and turu over
the horses to your own men. fly
friends aud I must leave you et the
end of the mountain road. We are" --
"Ridiculous!" sbe cried. "I'll not
penult It: You must go to a hospital."
"If I enter the l:uulook gates 1t will
be the sante as eutering the gates o
death," be protested.
"Nonseuse: You have a f' • or y011
wouldn't talk like that. can promise
you absolute seven
"You do not Idermtand, your high -
Dees."
"Nevertheless, you are golug to a
hospital," she firmly said. "You would
die out here in the wilds, so what are
the aide either way? Aunt Fauuy, sent
you be careful? bout you know that
the least movement of those bug- hurts
him?
"Please do not whin ate, yunr high-
ness. I aro doting very well," be said,
smlltug,
The coach brought up In front of a
nladside inn. While some of the leen
were watering the horses others gath-
ered ubu;it ite upceu window. A coo -
"Aunt Fanny, tuff& you be careful?"
vermatlon In a tongue utterly ineompr.-
benslble to Beverlytook pima. h•twreu
Italdort attd lila followers. The latter
44e'n1e1 to 11e disturbed molt MOW'
thing, and there was no mistaking the
sollcitoor air with which they regard -
e1 their leader. The pseudo princess
wits patient 4t44 lung as po444411110 and
then broke into the dhrumsieu.
"What do they want?" she demand-
ed in English.
"They are asking for tuptrnctlona,"
he nflowered.
" inmtrnet them to do as I lid," she
enld. "Tell thein to hurry nlong end
get you n doctor; thtt'm all,"
Evidently his frictdm were of the
Name opluion,for nfter a long harangue
in which he WAS obdurate to the last
they left the carriage, and he sank
back with a groan of dejection.
"What Is It?:' Nie anxiously demand-
ed
"'flew nIsu Insist that i shall go to a
surgeon," he said hopelessly. Ills eyes
were moist, and he would not meet Iter
gaze. lthe w04 hull of exultation.
'They have adti,ud me to put myself
under your protection, shameless ns
(bat may seem to a man. Sun and you
alone bare the power to prefect me It
1 pass boy I the walls ut (lanlook."
"1?" she cried, all n -Dotter.
"1 could not thrust my fiend Into the
laws of death unless the princess of
(iraustnrk were there to stay their
fury. Your royal hand alone can turn
4444)0e the Inevitable, Alas, I am help-
less and know not what to de!"
Beverly Calhoun mat very straight and
silent beside the misguided Beldon,
.after all, It was not within her power
to protect hill. She was not the prin-
ne's, and she had ilnnlntcly un IODn-
Mee In (:nml.Kok, The authoritlew there
could not be Ilece11'Pd 044 hnd been these
Ignorant men "f 11..' hills, 1f sloe 1e1
IhInto the cel t 11 w.Is decidedly prob-
able
able that sloe might Lr taking hint to
hes death. She voted only petition, net
comnifimd. Once at Yenve's side mho
was eotfldent she 111111 111 441)4-,• the man
who had done an much for her, bet
Ornlok was many melees from Edtet-
wrINm, and there was to nmallranre that
intervention (.01110 be obtained In time.
on the other hand, If he went buck tont.
hills he was likely to die of the poison
nut fever. Beverly wag In n most un
happy state of mind. if she rnnfesmel
to him that Rho was not the princess
he would refuse to enter the gates of
Gaohlok, and be perfectly justified in
doing so
"But If T should feel?- Rhe asked at
iet ♦ shiver rushing over her aid
leaving her c'ukl with dread.
"You are thu oily bupe•, your high -
twee. You bud better say farewell to
Bahia aud let. bleu agutu seek the
frleally valley.' said be serially. "We
eau go u0 farther. The soldier's must
be uewr, your highuews. It foetus esp.
tore 1f wr go un. l cannot expose toy •
frleudr to the daugers. Let we lie put
duels here and do you drive on to
safety. 1 obeli fare much better then
you th!uk. fur I um young and strung
Rad"—
"Nu! 111 risk It!" sho cried. "lou
wast go into the clty. Tell thew tu,
mut say taut 1 0111 protect you with wy
uwu life and bouu.,"
Fever wade blot anbulsslye. Her
eyes gave him confidence. 11rr volae
soothed him fears. If he pblsiteael thew.
Ixuniug trout the wiuduw hr culled
Isle teen together. Beverly looked ou
lu wuuder as these strauge turn bade
farewell to their leader. Many of thew
were weeping, and wort of them kissed
his baud. 'There were broken an -
tracer, tear choked promise's, uuxloUJ
luqulrlea, and the parting was over.
"Where are they going?" Beverly
whispered as they motel away lu the
dusk. -
"Hack into the mountains to starve.
pour fellows. God l e klud to tbeut,
God be good to thew," he ball sobbed,
hu ehiu dropping to his breast. Ile
was trembling like a leaf.
"Starve?" she whispered. "Have they
no muuey?"
"We are primness." came In mut&d
tones from the stricken leader.
Weeny leaned from the window and
failed to the departlug ours. ltavutie ,
and one other reluctuutly upprual• led:
Without a word site opened a smulf
truvellug bag aud drew forth u heavy
purse. TWr she pressed luto the baud
of the mtudeut. It was filled with
Graustark gavVOR, fur which she lied
exchanged Awericau gold lu Russia.
"God be with yon:" she fervently
cried. Ile kissed her hand, and the
two stood aside to 'let the couch
on luta the dusky shadow
anted them from th
look, old 1•'rnuz
lite of the
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TORONTO, • w,1Oa4,on s, , r.
('m sorryforyou,llttle 6.1.1 am.
Wherryour feet get col& and, wet.
But if Granby R,yMerswere made Air dogs,
You should have two pa ou Set.
Rep -
es of Can -
driving. the ouiy
tpuu)• lett to serve his
e very end,
ell, we have left them," muttered
40111044 as though to himself. "1 inuy
never see them again—never re them
agufu. And how true they have Melfi:';
"I shall send' for them the moment
! get to t:auluuk, and I'll promise par -
duns for thele ell:" able cried rashly lu
her rompuysluu.
"No." he exclaimed fiercely; "you are
nut to d1442urb them. Better that they
should starve."
Beverly wait sufficiently subdued. Ad
they drew nearer the city gates her
tbeart began to full Iter. This mate*
N
lite was in her weak., lurapabtr !lauds.
and the time was nearing whom she
must stood between him Rud disaster.
"Where are these vaunted motdier's of
yours?" he soddenly asked. infinite
trolly lu hie voice.
"My soldiers?" she said faintly.
"Isu't-14 rather unusual that in time
of trouble and ttucertalnty we should
be able to appt•irrci within a toile of
eine of your most important cities with-
out even 110 much es seeing a soldier
of /Irau,ttark':"
She felt that he was scoffing, but It
'mattered little to her,
"It Is a bit old, tuu't It?" Rhe agreed.
"%4'ur.e than that, your highness:*
"I Rhall speak 10 IMtigioma about it."
Rhe maid sereuely, nod he leaked up Itl
new• surprise. 'Trudy she was au ex•
trnurdiunry princess.
l'ully three-quarters of an hour pass.
el before the censeli wvtN rhe•►el. Rec-
erty, looking from the windows, 111111
se's the lighted w'ItltIOw•N of .oNtaget
growing closer Mid closer together.
The barking of roadside dols was the
Maly Naomi that email be heard above
the rattle of the wheels. It W114 14440
dark inside file coach to ere the fare
of tete uwu b,wi,1e her, but something
told her that he WA staring lutedly
Into the night, alert and anxiutli. The
responsibility 01 her position swoolial
down Ig0m1 Iter" -like an nva11iu.he as
s11P tlt-'nght of what the next few mitt -
ones were to bring forth. It Was tbP
MI11de01 seemlier of the 11.011141 and the
Sharp eounuaudm from the 'teethe! that
told her probation WO. at nu end. She
round nu lunger speculate; it was high
time to act.
Ilse outpost," cauwe from Boldos, In
strained tones.
"Perhaps they won't know us—yon. 1
meats," she whimpered.
"Baron 1/angina know+ everybody."
Ile replied bitterly.
"Wbat a bocrid old busybody be—
sbe started W say, but thought better
of It
A couple of lanterns lashed at the
Window, slroet blinding her. Aust
iranay groaned audibly, but the figure
of Beldon seemed to stiffen with de-
fiance. tntforme,t men peered Into the
lnterotr with more rud.aeRR sad cnrl-
sstty than seemed rap.rtlml to a pria-
enes, to say the least They saw R pret-
ty, pleading fare, with wide gray eyes
and parted lips, but they did not bow
In humble submission, as Baldoa had
expected. One of the map, evidently In
command, addressed Beverly in rouge:
but polite tones. It was a question
that he asked, she knew, but she could
lot answer him, for she could not un-
derearwA Gtr
ll 'ToIIK ('OYTI!It KU 1,
ANOTHER LASTING CURE.
St, isidorP, N. 13., Der. leth.-
9lwciall--In a few eonvineing wordN
.it•. Lnzan' (i, Milos, of St. Isidore.
N. H.. tells the story of his suffering
and Rulesestnrnt•r•t•slarIltill Ill to health
by. the sow of 1heold'o Kidney fills.
"I write theme few wools," Rays Nr.
fhielrm., "to let von know tett. 1 ant
still gaite.Wvli, though it is 4411 long
ego that 1hwitts Kidney 1'111x, cured
Ina„ Nine Was it ('4(441• of lame bark
t,imight 11n 1hr•ongh kidney 1411,1111/'
tool I antlered terribly, for 1 r•ould not
stoop ter bend Inv beck to do any
,•
work, lHittIhsld's Kidney Pills
to my aidand made it highly anode, -
tory eon off it very had came.
"J11hnaon him four bathrooms in him
new house,"
•Mede e. pl►ntll.r'm petediee elf it,
eh r'- Jlilwnuke'. Sentinel.
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