The Signal, 1910-3-10, Page 7Port'of
issing
Men.
redith JVicholaon,
„1 "IA. Bou.e of a
thousand CanJl..
196T, by tag Debb►$wrri l i
w,I 1 fro Pa :1i
apterM
oil' At NAPKIN.
Isaac gave a iitnuptuotta
-kipper at the Army and
Na vy deb for tett emu
oi honor of the ttewly-
iirrivtal military attache
legittirm. tie
is guests -largely trout blot fee
spoke little Etigliah.
sgictsk differeht languages may
affably together nt table, men
peslieametit grow morose mad
els b• gearrel with't hi•Ir eyes lie.
cigars are [mooed. It was Cri:
the abate party bad
Fort Myer that after.
ebb little girls 6-15T
tem pf tbe maneuvers am! the
t rarIng bride. for chaperon
F had been of itie parfy anti
*Witte. ht.rolue of It too. for it
abort eltb•the little whittle:41
mai a eoutasion of tongues.
teed, you -to interpret." laughed
. Indicating a chair at 11111 lett. and
a: arntitage eat down he faeed
otenet thy round table: •
'tit the dart tilling of Wagers It wita'
ilia! every one cotild Speak
vela. aid the talk went forward
aediy. The: discussion of military
urn naturally ,dcettpled first place
Alley: fell to bilking about In -
lade .chietly tiiim In 'the
d'as the Austro-Hungarian eat:
;tot' at the table the new 'emperor.
IFFilL•04•41 with' considerable
-Ile has not (Ai Strtiebel'a right hotel
WI) him a •:" remarked a young
aa Int tit 1 St St 41,ny before ho as
aotad ga by the ho rd. Ilia i ily child
ied a pair ago after 1111,1 his cousin
1,, and 1116-1 ihtliettige."
Mit us dark aihe'a
einhal- :1 I the mote lied u Pout
nacre la Ftrighx" remark.41
Met 00141 iv
t :friaries I Aids 11
.- The kiag dead! Lona live tive
sioney on upheavals hi that di
pry it noted he different. Dtlt
I74 tO401UtliOla.”.
"That la gave trne." said Artnitaet•
ale aiitof:a... irl imil Ind gone out
dozen 11110e no nue IA sure.
be .dead all. thing's at -Ylentl'l
naive ritd:er more telet•eating Karl
pose ono et. the ethtr ofethetu alionlil
dorbt altiele-er Alain Kat! is dead or
he WflP rot', tha death if the 01(1 P111-
ion.r have broug:it him to life
tO the Loy he
deal, or WI, chould bear Of him. Karl
ditappear,,1 soon atter his son FF111)1.18
*IF lent It was said" -
pretty ale It lin," commented the
ilerman, 'that the chIld•\ wasn't ex.
aetilt,,Karra own; Ile t* ft (Wife
'hael-l-itatt away tit hideblesheme
tear, taking his son, Frederick Mi -
mush better (lend and mit of the wey
the rend of Atettrin. Frencia, as r
47. coed fellow. We have hunted
Istaaber. and know hlm well."
'Met fell to telking about the lost.
t* there have been, even in thella
titer centuries -and then of the latest
"ifinaes between American women
14/1 titled foreigners. • Cheuvenet was
isny leading the conversation. It might
l'h'e seemed to a critical listener
that be was guiding 1t with n eertain
lie laughed no though V the rernem.
brawl. of aomethIng nmimIng and held
the little company while he bent over
cnntne to light n cigar.
"With ne doe respect to onr Amer!.
enn host, I must say that a title In
4rneelell Rees further than anywhere
ellte tbe I was Ill Bar liar -
her three years& ,
made sail havoc :4 .1
wile* to stii
Tt1I" 41U:N Al. • r:ntIVP1( 11 f I\RIO
t•Ltut tin. the.
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tweett•dark ;Mad irtlight, The stery 1,41 )11,4 been boi,„4, t1, .,
'Waif That be- gro-rie-tiew-eiriteett47:-rred-
1 I /O. thing is tiaI3, iia pill 111(1,1
11.111. lik0 11. 1 1 011 1y0,17
dd mote than glens aireutii.
;mine here 14 ititot1-1414 your,. If
don't' offer better exidm,
4, to ask you to eut tny mania t o
nequaltitAltee
I ealltatets fare watt wrire. but to.
sii,iltal etehe took lila hal and black
-I shall not be tote' 1q satisfy you ef
my respectability
own al:rains must
wait on . larger
"Then you
' heed never take
bo quit e
:1111161 at large American Interests.T*- •'
1k seed eniessatre 10 ArIlltqW.L91,!. 01..1
,14tiew those fellows. The °Liminess' Ite: •4 "libokno Part>: when tlica•: iMt 1111••
I eta done quietly." :their carriage to go to the bail Ile
(eir„ aatuantai choity,ariar: • I emit, in fact, to the telegraph lathe
'lit course you -greeted blot as a and sent a message to Wear tiretodg.
that this futeera at-e'sre:fell,„,ut „Itis per-
formances fiir, WU 11 he. .1,11 1 lir e'ne :4
the proper psyeheltigicril 111161...ellt lie
til, as you boy, lho CoNitioVontoo
aiceellt and was, the'lat"0
11151" alive.
"It'a litY.e'titerkeice that we never
meet pi.isum 001"e 1,013,' 1here'S
ran Wpon my old friend the baron In
tleritintly last fall." .
"No. Tivit V'.401 HIV strangest mita of
it. Heat ktruek: a deeper game. though
1:tti blessital if .I eau' make it mit. lio's
deepies! the (Die altogether and now
the tutinierit the rest of. an '-
-mellow. and travels about lit deeent
comfort. Ile peak% now as an Amert
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"No; I wanted to :nage stit'e et Mat 'Item he returned to' the New Ani'er-
aud. strangely enough. tie sassististi lin. att and packed his belongings.
All felt that they avers
the denouement of
eral men bolt forward in
Om with their elisies
little /shrug of hi* *Meader
say\that the man knew at 'liar 1 1.1 •
whom he wrote Mee* treasu th.,
f dare nay..because of the 44 ...fly .14,4
Ile hail It migraNial 441' 71''
wan 'a criet10..*Flalst Noe Arieis
"115e. died:" est:talons! ale
cigarette *me, And out. night eta •
to sit wtti, frientio- et 'a. tat
quite near ss'.here he sat alone. alit.,
tuy eye. on line, tta ine to memo.
rielf..41.1ea Identity, whim in Mos::
feet. and Ilitimpe with ;t antiet
sure- awl- handed It te him, tisk. butrie 1
"That war your chimes,. to 'N:4111',,. ark
him a trifle, I should. say," remark,' ha
"lie eine- the unite Islon.1 tio
'I here was Ate tulatakIng the. 'cit.t.irette, for
their abler,.
the tido.
stOdy of 'naps and
time tables tit a tar more
poit.-4,404ed It great Illore
ltd tt,' edge astinterpreted in such literatpre.
th
Me meld tell you without leering his
cum
his trunk the quickest Way oat ef
Such being the ease. it stas rentiirk•
able that he stiouldrhave started for a
sant in the Vireittia Mew by way of
`4. Ile hat! espreased big trunka
t 014 travekal with lawsuit case's
an utehrellit, Ills journey Rine*. his
Chativenet, "'Anew' me, letrotir
•"Well spoken:" exelattnial the
tab oflita•r.
„"Net so well. either ••- ititetital llttei
vellat -Ile had the best 44 h.' 11 toisa
hail
aud
inttue
1 wan
rake
disapp
der Ills Ars- ts devise' aotne we, • ,,t.
of his theultit awl to :centrist'
defeat o 'haus net. Moreover, Ili,
ugly tangle. (71inttv net had tltalt
tellieg blow In n 'tarter where he
ventage. •
Ile jumped out of tha tiny ereietalt: I
whirl, he lin4l accomplialied the kite
stage of his 'journey to Lamar jitatt:nt
dawn and found flatcar. wit 11 t tea
bones, walling. .
"Good morning." said It lr, paha-
“You are profilist, Pere,,ant.” All 1 :kr-
As the tratii 'roared on thrown
valley .l.rmitage opened orie.oellii. salt
rope antrh-dfiritterrr-trestoovo-141-ClailtIte
no out into Anision:IiiiSetti
speut In gleseny specula -
two yoting women 1 4,4 41,1
e wrongly attributed hi.
al that. folliitik-to ben-
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Meyer nian, I am obligoil to int:
said"- And Citnevenet•s mirth •t
him for a moment.
"Yes: what, wae:it't" aletiond
Gentian Impatiently.
"lie -said, 'Thank- foe. tiaiter,'
put the eigareiti-trikielnirtr-teres--1.4L.
They all 'laughed. Then
Claihortiebt eyiet felt mom the
and reated Idly on •.ltslitt
eigarette easto lying on, the
table. 'on the smoothly I
the silver helmet en which the M
Ted- neiskla careless! ,
so that it covered the-Tr744--1Trtr•,:r
ton ball well bare to ren :dont"
%N as fastening the free:44110 m`.".*.ava
ninn never maw me. me jr-raTette
never at Dar Mather In rit,v '; I
gave you some stecoent enj- wt.( Mt
the King Kdward. Eveia word of :it,
is true."
"You should fire him -.-yolt md d
1.111 00 1/ Otil: With him:" eat:Minted rho:
borne. Anti Armitage Fir, the eolith,:
auti uncertainty in the ell, • Cs eYks.
"Tile place:7w
tage.
"There may be worse. I Imre not
Armitage laughed :4 4., .4
"Is ft its bad as tits t
The man wag leisy the
saddle girths, and. he answered Aritil
toga's further .questionst with soldier,
eToe bare been here" -
...and /editing has fiappetted.? ft la a
"It Ist• good for the omit III gtO411,1.1 011
mountains; anit irony at the world. Ye"'
will like that animal -ye.? lit* ist '
or thnn a cavalry horse.- Mine.
them fit a stock farm in onetime • .
ley, and rode them nit to the Ware."
mule and minded off the mon pone!)
Th,, station agent was busy r•
,lits Irdegranh leatraments paid no
treed to the horeemen. gave for a few
hots chrtered on the billaide there
were no signs of huinan habitation -RI
MAIL The lights In a airlift three&
showed yellow against the growing
1.4* Had a Reason.
"t notice you are very cautious In
what yen say about
'Why La thiar
e"itc'ell. I ain't prominent enough to
dalm I woo misquoted.",
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ELDER HENRY CUNNINGHAM
Rectonmends
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