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THE PORT OF
MISSING MEN
By MEREDITH ,NICHOLSOJV.
Author .1 «The Nouser of a Thousand Candles"
cOrt tIGtIT, 1907. DY TI1 SOSSs-ed itelLL LompAret
Chapter
"They ate all together again. are
they,?" asked Armitage, pausing a few ,
yards frons--.'faltsfsme i se k. -dada sy+as_-
upon the 18rrleade.
"'lite gentleman with the curly halt
-I drove him lu. Ile Ise poor shut-
mato. t'.,.
KI' Or 1LlaatllU ales. yea{''
tar IU flower tl •bteued -Itir belt aqd waited'
Larock to climbed upon I for orders, while Armitage and dial
a rock to get his bear-
ings. and as he gazed off i t•,rue conferred In quick pointed.aen
through the wood a bud= 1'tructes. ..
let sang close to his "Shall we risk a rush pi -starve them
neaa nod hu saw u man nut? 1'J Ilke'fo try hunger cin them.
'tray through the underbrush said Armitage.
Ito be the couteutplatrd itlatt Y of the
f him. Ile "Titty'll all sneak off ower the bridge 1 m•••{Ir• purls thew' leveled th,ir arms
M
at Duce they'll 4reak It duwu, "I"1tl,•,•I. his nurse. Hut ou hu rude. en -
11
Tull SIGNAL GODERI,CIi ONTARIO
T --' Chauveuet. who seemed to be regain.
lug his wits. Ile moaned andopeued
his eyes.
"Search him. Claiborne, to slake
sure. 'filet) get Mtn on his legs and
pinion his urns and tie the gentlemen
together. The bridle ou that dead
none 1s quite the thtug•"
"Hut. messieurs," begat) Durand.
who was striving to recover hisfrlen-
posure. "this Is unnecessary. Y
d
mud I are quite willlug to give you
every assurance of our peaceable\lg-
tentlous." laughed Clal
'•1 don't question it," tome. '
"But, my dear sir, In America. even
in deligbttui America, the low 'will
protect the citizens of another coun-
try."
"It will. tudeed." and Claiborne grin-
ned, put his revolver luta Armitage's
hand and proceeded to cut
lu the
reins
America the dead horse•
such amiable scouudrela as you are
Elven the freedom of cities and little
children scatter dowers is their path.
You ought to write tor the funny pa-
pers, moustenr."
"1 trust your wounds are not serious,
my dear Armitage" -
Armitage, sitting on a bowider, turn-
ed his eyes wearily upon Durand.
whose wrists Cialborue Wad
knotting
The kno sing
together wttb a strap .
the mag around viciously.
"You beast, if you address Mr.. Aral- -
tage again 1'11 choke you:"
Chauveuet, sitting up and staring
dully about, -was greeted ironically by
Durand: ods-
"Prisonerv, my dearest Jules: p
overs, do you understand':. 'fill you ,
please arrange with dear .trmltage to
let. us go home and be goal'•"
Clsi6orne emptied -the- reateets of
!,.• %tould Ont
v tiny assumed
tilt a graU crime Litt
honk struck the
atfed vsrJs ahead o t m. t ��
t I:i;u^ belies taut bc"�ttn•ret hen
up hila title and tired utter the lon,ght if ww•e'{r-n tht•In up. It the)• till
ting waltel jerked tete Leve[ a►llts II ,u,t• our I
aid waited. lu a few minutes 1
r rode alertly out of the wood, at
kit
at was better for us a 'dead hone
a dead Ivan -year was the little
an comment. "We shall come
for the saddle and bridle!
aampb• Where do you think those
ateT'
•Behind some r,s•ks near the edge of
op It is a poor position."
ale tea sure of that. Tbee'll escape
the Old bridge" •
"Seto 1 sparinw would shake It
a Three men at "gree -that would
aped our buarts
Jar away 10 MP right two reports in
irk succession gave Dew's of Arml-
'Ica the shttidl that hr's gut between
them anti the gate rising around to
the left. alai 1 *All go straight to`tbe
*clearing -awl meet you."
'You will have tit" hurae-year Os-
ter began t0 dismount-
'No.
i.luo Int -
•Na I do welt enough this way.
fenard!. The word Is 10 keep
l we can
*weep us mutt the gap
at oS theta. -
The and
The m13t was last disappearing
rating away trader a sharp ss hid.
tad the sunlight broke warmly upon
the Sren. he.l aurid. Claiborne started
&mega the wet undergrowth at a dog
Cot .lrmit4ge. he Judged. Was about
half a mile away, and to make their
Ise complete O,e.•ar should traverse an
soul distance The soldier blood In
tyiborne warmed at the pros -
IdNte contest IIe grinned as it vo-
luted
c
luted to him that be had won the ills
IScdo0 of having da tight Ithot tttwnde-
r
lam le an of
b night of the dome of the capitol.
The brash grew thinner land othetrees
liver, and he drop{
wn- .anti
trawled presently to tbe shelter of a
birder. from which he could look out
ttpop the open and fairly level field_
bona as the Port of Missing Men.
Li he looked about be saw Armitage.
his horse at a
walk, ride slow-
ly out of the
wood et his
right. Claiborne
;urnt.ed up and
wet(d bis bat.
and rifle ball
Olcl. bbs coat
collar a lightly
as though n me
seen hat) 1 hard
tried t0 Arris , a
bit of dust fr
it. As he tunas
toward the
marksman bl-
111nd the cedar.
three shots. tired
In a volley, hum
Galbon, pnnpul up nip() nlxtnt hila
sttdtr,u.,lhis hat. Tt,rnitwits•cry
It1U, with the Sahhnta atlllness of
early moror In the 'bilis. ittitt--_fir
IxsM 1:wiry the mechanical clil•k 111111
see of t,.• rifles of Cbanveret's part9
ae LIMY rwpilled their exploded tae
Irilgl•s and retIllyd their magazines. .
"They're. not so 1111.1 -bad Inck ti
theta!" he nn11t1•rttl. "I'll be ripe Per
the little brown teen after 1 get•Ihrougti
with th1.', and Claiborne laughed n
1!llis and snatched ArmltageE slow ad-
•'aace
The trio
Sot yet seen the
the sea to kilt, 0s t
Mach closely paralleled
regular wall with eta fringe 0
but they knew from Claiborne's e
that he was there. The men had pick-
eted their Horses back of the little fort.
aid c•laihorne commended their good
PSeratalllp and wondered what sort
01 beings they were to risk so much
41011,10 Wild an adventure.
Armitage rale out farther into the
otS•ning, end Claiborne, with his eyes
on the barricade, onw,,n farm lean for
,rani through the tedarwt In an effort to
Ito alta at the horsemen: Claiborne
dnw up 1115 own rifle and blazed away.
Rita of .tone spurted into the air be-
low the target's elbow, and the man
drnpp„ (p, lin, 1 out of sight without flr•
Int.
you, 01 the,, .d,son•.
and Operas that the
Just how great a
k, quoted from the
earancc of Slezak at
as a rival."
on, comprising the
les~of -his repertoire
145 lid a seat to hear
rraph and Amberol
lest roles,, including
Aida and. Rodolfo
length rendering of
nograph do you get
!cords at any Edison
;Is (play twkv as low f'^ss
scores • - et and 1.'3
or the Edison Pbneoglate
pate catalogs from fret
se. N. J., U.11. A.
CK OF
carry' But' you want I nig fortt'ar1 a little,-6ls rid a held aeruss
I,, e
ll.. r•
:idling• then) a t
I ci.rtabTy L ifr• .ARntragr- r, ptte't
.1 horned to laugh at Oscar, who hail
.•.1 :it the barricade trout tlw hack of
. t. •:M•. wicked tIa$ re-e'llthg 1he•Ili 1
_i.,:v by trying. to throw his rider
I b.• enemy now rsm,rntnnbsl a *harp
!Ire tipple Armitage. whose horse snort
-
;I - ,!,.1, itwted the
,1 the air anti earth --
"For God's sake get 'Off that hors,.i
upon
bawled. out -Claiborne. rt.
u,n 1he reek. "'f herr:a no mu. in
wasting yourself that way
."Xly aro a,-bes. and1'te tut to .lo'
nnle•1.1 i1::: 'stir try storwir�.tt- them.
.IA for fa' it's a ea% I•try ',mot. Clai
,,.rl•e, :end you . sit . ; '',I rl. I' ,
1,
, r•. that s. •,,!4,r„ ._Ile 114;1 tit front of hint.
rats TITutTir-T. -cried -Chauvenrt.
'rem he ready fur Armitage!"
trsearcwasi now turnip"; his horse, but
tuwald item anti across Artttitage's
path, \with the deliberate purpose of
taking the 'lirst tire. Before him rote
gruml,l its 111e.11:111»
the cedars that concealed 'the line of
1 malt, mai -he saw the Lang harreta of
the waiting rifles.. With a great Spurt
of speed he cut in ahead of Armitage
so iftly nisi neatly: then ou, without a
1 or pause -not beetling Areal -
Liege's cries -on and still on, till twenty,
then teen feet lay between him and the
Wall. at a piaci: .,'here the cellar bar-
rier wee thinnret. Then; as his horse
rroueltc(l :and rose. th ire rifles cracked
1:111 :Itis% 11:.•1'. t1 :.1', •,1 11 ^,1l
t:.:,1.• ;lb1 •..•'l1 1:r.• r,, it 1•• t'o'es':t11
•
11,11 „mer 11 11 I,qr 1.•'••!.• 1'1_'1 as ea;ft
:i-1,11.41•'+ emir 1 t.uotr,all
,b•:It ti. 'fin 1c a'• great chunks not
'that lan't 1. o,•1 Ito; 1 tiffssidle.'.
•
til u
tutib
it w
g .tit
Iwr.11
mom
uul>;
gat 1
111
Side,
k the tar t h el.' '.mita tee I
,•stn .I ^ '•„I n. •!} y:trd+, of
iate•J n Ida• 115 11 ki,1
ill:
hi,rae• 1 tilt ))...111: - VOW 4'
,b 1,
)•.n n s iii 1 dux%Ar•
u11k, 4' t1 a 111.1x11 ora
i't.::❑ 11-.,1erin,l,f,•te
111'.141,11,11
to w6rte
re•i'. ,swa nalII1
1 as rue with a great crash the,hq
In
and plunging, through the tough calar
boughs. Ate Instant later, a tr the
stupe spot.. Armitage. u ith lett r luck
clearing the wall; W1111 tier . ou
through the Confused line. when be
flung himself. down and. can leck',Ctal-
toirue. haul clot yet appeared.
thte•ur had crashed through at a 1 tit
held by Iturand. who was struck do as
by the horse's
rfure feet Ile Id
bowling % 1 t la
pia in. 'with the
laud quarters of
t h 0 prostrate
beast across' Ills
WSW Armitage.
ramping back to
ward the watl.-
kicked the re•
`I solver' from his
hand Will left
hlw. %mal had
started to run as
Oscar gained the
wall, uud t:'h, u•
veuet's curses
did not halt the
stru 1. the wan 41.1 tumbledr reat'hrg
rot 1c-1,ts, It, I't1u 7
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Blood
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$1.00 a bottle.
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Atlantic
Zoyals
al Edward
and
(al George
'teat and heat C(1111111$41
vire. Between Moe -
bee surd Bristol. Nevi
Montreal, Royal
day 2dth.
,nt. Toronto.
n actually ashamed to go
th this old hat on. It isn't
ail." Hushena tit!.
I think not." Hushead
ant horrnsv tors?"
1A
'u
muu,eal the 1..11
but he elill ••a..le(I I,,, 1e .,,,,•1 1••
l 1111
noddedb 114(:,i' nu l 1 ,;r rl
101..11 flrrwur I uta, r the I
tnal%Ing Straight for Ohl ,, .•i 1r 1
l'Ialbn ne was In -:list...' L t 7i
anal' 1N•t)' ell the tt.0 tiler' ben I / •
hold alit rove es
trio beyondd the I irrh ate %Ala.5111 .
Is to .nue another ni
hurried cumulan•
they distributed 1lieto• •is . a!„'•. 'th•
wall amt.:maltee, the nm.l:4111 ,t - f4.'11 ' 1
they grew still and IT) lost nut of
sight as the silent rtIera apprv.a 1'"1 mal
The hoofs of the onr'1='u1.
Aral
rung now and then nn Cao L., r=h 1'mnt ce,lly• I
cropping rode au,1 1ir:e• ::1.1 .1I:•.tt.
struck lire. Armitage rat erect and
steady In Ids Saddle, 111* hur!e speed -
Ing nn In great 15,1)1 1' tom aril ti:e 1,a[•
tirade. Ilia Iles u,m%e,I :n a co^Ln;s
:.tiff fashion, as thuegb he wore ill..
muttering:
"For .tn?trla: For :.I1'tr1.1: L:
bade rile do something for the empirer
ik•ynn.l the ceslar;t (1 trio hell their -
fire. watching t^Ith frr',it shad cies the
two riders, every m;:1r.i wltlit-ct,I"+.
r, and the ruuu'r writo t,•:lo ils! them.
"They can't junq, chis: '1 hey'll 544'.
•
• before they get here'". shunted
Cha venet to his comrades. for `ait
tit
till t•cy check their 11..1••'
tum- pde are •414 on. and Shoot:
"We aid fools. Th •y h::wc go: °Y Art's In hail. amt. the jig's up. and
_a• \ not LuLLY•4}1an14 liue/l: empire and the silly king ate safe. 1,
IS' flngert"I a ri•vel`vrl' i on mil slietot,-Turtt �1ru!"__
m kronen• 1 ml 1114 dale'. IL) hall stumbled 'on until be wad
ger oar 1::e tri; .•r or 1 5,11hin at alarm] steps of ('bauvenet.
ti.
were 1:1 U,:=.'i. nna , srhn lifted 11h revolve\ until it covered,
it tat ;:.:,ai'e1 seal;' Armultage's heart t l it uk lel' And
csh, awl he had I
"Drop.that gun. Drop q
er,'li ' f n:+mit It i,Irk Chill:tome stating the butt of his
I: :+'lr •1 yi ' I::!i.:ut.l I,rnuf{,ht It duwu with n
- -. __J_ head, ,non .w nn1.1
•
tie, tap hou'tow with
pain.'
';eretau when tie found Oscar at his
eels.
tauvenet stand iulI,assively by the
-ills revolver raised and catering
ge, mho walked slowly and dog-
1511
og•
tenni bite. The pallor 1n Arm1•
-(age'* fn a gate him nu auenrtbly_Iook.
Ile tippet' sl to he trying to4force hltn-
self to a p•e'e or which his wavering
lints wenn 1 capable.. At the 1)1Otlaet11
that ('laihorn sprang upon the wall
behind C'tauvet •t Armitage swerved
and Stumbled, th 1 swayed from sidle
to side tike n ilrtl en glans Il is left
stern aw'ung limp at 113 side. and his
revolver nmaired un• awn in lila belt.
111s gray felt 1101 WAS itched to one
ante of his bend. nddin - a grotesque
toilets to the imprefslou • f drunken-
ness. and he was :talking nl ud:
"Shout me, Mr. Chnutette Go on
and shoot me. 1 am John 4 •dtage.
and 1 lite in Montana. wtlere re. per,-
:l 'el-
k
Claiborne s„ unit the rifle anal brought U
Rouen on l'Iaasesntt's heat'.
liprau l's pockets kets upon the grotto au
toasted n flask to Arruftage.
ate will discuss natters tit the bun-
gldaw. They always go to the nearest
fairw4house tosignthe treaty of peace.
Let y14 do everything according 16 the
best t editions." ,
A u1uwegt later Oscar ran In from
the direction of the gap to find the
work done .and the party ready to
lease. t\
"ashen+ is the Seryfanr" demanded
1 Armitage.'\
The soldier saluted, glanced from
1 Chauveuet :to Durand and from Clai-
borne to Armitage. said the
"He will lot come back."
sergeant quietly.
-That is bad." remarked Armitage.
to and ride down to
nd tell Baron won :Man
'toilsome that Captain
omit John Armitage
AMtt.ieR •*�
ger -`IL1 11
bur r'it6 i � r„«,
1 { ,jj�jy{ r tJac•
1:10 - [ ��.s�� ISN
some `.t IVO F, 61 r- I s3rwnteed by •ds'
F. J. BUTLAND. • S. E. HICK.
I H. C. DUNLO", E. R. WIGLE.
GODERiCH
Inw,••t 'S.•. inn hoz IT. Mavis Niel) ••
in 11 `.,Isemind be prep.red for ulce! s
rnralgia, ,.1.Lsun•r, etc.
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two e.eel in m and -atld more as you iettuu•r. We are. the -agents. in
t}tslet Tri' ft
TIo'n 'taro v.• 1.011.:1 y 'fables, StICret4rirw, Cabinets', Letitia -1
-Coil( he, en 1 t suitor able Chaired for 'the Library. and should be
plraerd t -.:how tI, iIi to anyone interested.
this 11 m:kcase. •
Geo. Jo'ins` on
1:uritittlrt! mill Undertaking. The Square.
as he 'resit
The big tketv
neon by, tie
his rifle. All ti
hail broken out a
twisted a colored lam
to stay the bleeding .
defile, and Uzi falut ititir.:Itr rem:heti loge paused and glanced about land
initage and flew etraight before )1 m It was turfreett-Derand
over thd barricade- The siten' rrew from the dead horse. which had re -
tense aa the horses t1ganoltoil 111•4"er• telved the Mutts tired at Oscar the mo -
The mcn hettimi the'codar lined wa'l meta lit rose 'at -the wail.. The fight
heard ottly the hollow' thilme 11 hanfs was quite knocked out af the conssilm-
and Claiborne's voice calling to Arini tar, and he swore mulct his brcath.
and ()gear to watu them, of hisi curable the unronecinus Clintivenet end
id the berries a
they had crossed
ine of his ap-
long fr-
al
"1'1 n.., er been itipfse Mitre that
growled Claiborne and !Mapped
^di the shell spitefully nnd watched
1111•1tho•lior chance.
Ilelav. directly In front of the harrl-
mada:p.(1 iidt atter:. and ()scar mean-
while had taken hls rue from Armitage
r1.1,;e11 slowly Into the field 1719
the left The men behind the (redone
fir"I filn from within the Inclosure tit
tit exposing themselves on him,
hat the Armitage 414 not look at him. Hifi
r(W11) np 10 Clailiorne. who in their Ititentpese they failed to tote
etes were upon the prostrate figure gf
ealatied his title into the cedars the Memo/tang pace of Oscar's horse.
sad rtioading. which was Ousting slow)/ alwad•
-Take .my hot
Storm Springs
hof -and Judge
Claiborne has
and that he presents Ills compliments
and wishes them to comae to sir. Arm1-
tag•.'• Ii -'e at one. Tell theta that
Captain ('!:tiborne hent you and that
be want+ them to cODe back with you
Immediately."
"tint A.'mitage - nit Marhof - for
God's sake. not Ylarb4C" Chauveuet
staggered to his feet, and bis voice
'Choked as be mutttrt d bis appeal
"Not Marhof!"
"".Ve can fix this anion ourselves --
just wait n little till we c talk over
\our affairs. YOU have gtttttetbe-e renq
pression of us. .1 assure\you, mes-
s rs," protested Lurand. •
"That 1: your misfortune.,
for , 0 brandy. M. Durand.
r1.L'c 1
...gored." said Armitage.
,end tilt•' olor swept into 1110 face. and
t e ,t,:.u:-� nth 4311k1 , terfslon.
o be continued'
But Ric
ts. leinisaing Zmal sod the RI fortune of
.es of Mc three consplra- fight.
' _aver but the_ shouting.
nest?" demanded Cinnamic.
tap nnti tie the other one
Armitage,. staring about
Vhere the devil le Oscar?"
the tag fellow. You're
Sly fussed:old man. We've got to
of thls d fix you up"
'ye got a hole In my
eels es big and hot no a
Vs we've got them
old man."
things vis -
1st leg.
kis Ufa they me)
not greatly tnatter ,
the lost legion had camped fo
at the end or a great war, and a
rode on the defenders of thc howider
barricade saw lila white face awl 1101141
the useless; arm hanging and awaying
and felt In spite of thenfselves the shoulder thre
strength of his tali, erect figure. I blast furnace.
Chaueenct, watching the silent rider, ; nailed. end it's ail ri
said Mood, speaking In German, so Durand continued to CH
Abet 7,1111a1 Willerstond: Itile and invisible as he nab
The otlwrs did
:tin where
year
1111.7 Pa
queerly. '
"Ile's aft
"it Is In the h100d• Ile le like a 1 5%1011, Clalhorne watched him
Hut they could not hear the -ea -MN t ..
1 If You start to -ran, i'll certainly kill
that John Armitage kept raying over you, mottaieur.^
and over again as be messed the field: 1 ..We have met. my dear sir, tinder
"He bade me do something for AUs- , unfortunate circumstances. Ion (should
tria-for Austria!" not tette It too much to heart about tits
"He is brave, but be Is a great fool potnto sack it wax the fault of My
Wben he turns his bone we will flre dear colleagues, kh, Armitage. you
I feel
Homeseettere
xcursions to Western
Through the tr. ropolie of Chicago.
thence via,Puluth id Fort Franees,
or through Chicag( and the twin
cities of Minneapolis(' and St. Paul,
May alot. ia Sarnia 'and Northern
Navigation Company,' steamer leaves
tickets and further information front
Grand Trunk, agent s.
7 al look rather M. bat I trust you will
,f shots flew 5411(1. And the ttl'o Their eyes were upon Armitage, and harbor no handl feelings.
wah men witty;
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f �
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dealer doesn't' carry them. GLNDRON
DRIVER"
Gendron Manufacturing Co., Limited
TORONTO. .r`t
TOASTED
10c a package
At all grocers
The Kellogg factory is
as clean as your own
spotless kitchen. "I he
Kellogg way is a thor-
ough way, from the first
motion to the last. Just
as dirt is intolerable in
your home, so it is at the
modern Kellogg works.
Besides this, Kellogg's
has nothing added for
appearance. Nothing is
spared to make Kel-
logg's the food of quality
and strength. Puts vim
in' your botly, and keeps
it there.
'"The Sweetheart
of the Corn"
cCORtdICK's
ciasESYCIEAti
BETT ER. To -DAY THAN EVER- •
JUST TRY
You enjoyed a package six menthe ago
They were delicious. Tint much more sn
to -day. improvement in ,EITZ2LA end 022._ttel
milted In greater a more
115 ;quality. They are superior to all. !tots it.
est. Try them 110W.