The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, May 19, 1914, Page 2, Image 2
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SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I?Joseph Haywi
sign In the United States ar
way to Fort Harmar. meets SI
a renegade whose name has
nected with all manner of atrc
headed for Fort Harmar with
from the British general. Ham
ward guides him to the fort a
him from a number of scouts
to kill him.
CHAPTER II?At General
headquarters Hayward meets
Auvray who professes to recc
although he has no recollectl
having seen her before.
CHAPTER III?Hayward vo
carry a message for Harmar t(
where Hamilton Is stationed,
west Indian tribes are ready fi
are only held back by the refi
friendly Wyanduts to Join. Tin
demanding the return of Waft
religious teacher whom they
be a prisoner. Haywurd's mi
assure the Wyandots that tl
not he'd by the soldiers. 11
presses on Hayward the ne
reach In* Hamilton before Glr
CHAPTER IV?Rene asks H
let her accompany him. She
that elie Is a quarter-blood W;
a missionary among the ImJ
has been In search of her ft
Insists that she has seen 11a
fore, but in a British uniform,
starts for the north accompa
scout named Brady and a priv;
CHAPTER V?They come oi
of a war party and, to escap<
Indians, take shelter In a h
Island. Hayward finds a murde
the but.
CHAPTER /1 ? it proves to
D'Attvray. a fornvr French o
Is celled by the Wyandots "wl
Rone appears and Hayward Is
her Inslstance that they hav
fore.
CHAPTER VII.
Mademoiselle Meets Her
Tliere was evidently no u
groping longer in the dark,
was in earnest; she firmly
me to be another. There
no understanding between
this mystery of identity wa
away. Her discovery of me
only served to increase he
nation.
"Mademoiselle D'Auvray,"
earnestly, and I stood bare-h
fore her, "there Is a serious
being made. I am not wi
should deceive yourself an
1 am going to be perfectly f
you, and in return I nsk y
equally frank with me. Wh
believe me to be?"
She gased straight into my
swering:
"Monsieur Joseph Haywaj
' "Of course," smiling, "yc
tfre name at Fort Harmar."
"But I did not; it was ne
tloned In my presence. I r<
you."
"Which would Imply that
met before, yet I have no
tion, not the faintest, of sucl
ing. You are not one it \
easy to forget."
I "Unless one particularly d
do so." she replied swiftly, '
"You Call Ma a Spy, but I
I am beginning to sniper
caae." She straightened hf
figure, throwing back her
and using a clearer Rngllsh
fore, as If throwing off dlsgi
oak me to deal with you frai
sleor; very well, I will. Do
heart I have nersr trusted
er! My father did, and I mad
to pieaae him. Hut from our
ing my womanly Instincts tc
were false. Now I know It!
not with us, but with our
you are a traitor! a apy!"
The words stung; they
the thrusts of a Ttnife. Wi
insane?road?
"You call me n spy," I sa
as her breath failed, "but
c: JMIgMK ~ .. *
KM) of
OPE5Tj
of St.Clair^s Defeat ;
DALL PARRISH |
T)6y D. J.LAVIN * - ,
7/?G &. CO.,/J/<5
*
To tiie this Is all mystery. But what i
ird. an ?- about yourself, mademoiselle? Why
my ??. ! were you at Fort Harmar? What 1
Imon Glrty. , . ,
been con- ' purpose brought you there?
tclties, also ) "J went there openly, and In no <
lfto'n.e*"?iy- I disguise," eho replied, restraining '
nd protects i herself with an efTort. "I was not a 1
who t e ; nQr a vjct|m curiosity. 1 told '
I the truth when I said I was seeking 1
Harmar a mv father " i
Rene D'- , my raimir
igntrw him. i "Yet you left at once to return 1
on of ever nDrth without finding him?" '
| "Because 1 had learned he was not
lunteera to there, not in the Americaln forts. I
The "nor th^ hoard the generail tell It to you."
ar war and i "To me! the name was not men
"utter aro tioned. We spoke only of a medicine
pa-tee-tah. man?Wa-pa-tee-tah." v
ssion*^* to "Yes, the White Chief. He came p
ie man in to the Wyandots with the ChrlBt (
ceaaUy ''of message. He was there before the ^
ty. priests, and it Is through his efforts
there has been peace. Yet why v
"tens'" hint should I tell you nil this? You have a
j"\ndot and met him in council, have eaten at his a
ith"r. ki'io table, and shared his bed. He alone t!
> ward be- has stood, and blocked your plans of e
Hayward _,,
.nled by a war. \
ate soldier. "Mademoiselle," I said, "let us forget
this controversy, this mlsunder- ^
standing, for It Is that, and be friends
n the trail *or t'1,B at 'cast. I wish to help '
- from th? you, and not be held as an enemy. c
You have been In my mind ever since
red man in ? . , ?
we first met; I have not been able
be Raoel to drive y?u ?rom memory. I must
nicer, who bring you evil news, but my heart Is u
puxried?by fu" of k,ndness and sympathy. You e
c met be- will believe this?" 8
How white her face was In the fi
starlight, uplifted to mine. One a
hand grasped my sleeve. C1
"News! evil news! of my father?"
! "Of Kaoel D'Auvray: he wat your
father?"
Father. "Yes! you say 'was'? he la dead?" _
se of my I caught the groping hand In mine.
The girl and held It tightly in the grasp of
believed my fingers. She made no movemrat,
could bo but I could distinguish her quick "
us until breathing, see her dark eyes,
s cleared "Yee; you must listen quietly while eJ
here had I tell you all I know. We reached
r hallucl- here at dusk. There was a band of
Indian raiders camped yonder near
I aaid the foot of the lake, and an we
eaded be- crossed over to this Island to avoid'
i inis'ake them. We stumbled upon this hut
lling you while seeking a camping spot. It was '
y longer. d?rk. and apparently deserted. The
rank with front door was latched, but unlocked. ('i
ou to bv and we ventured insido, feeling our st
0 do you way through the gloom, until we came >J
to a door leading into the rear room. n,
face, an-: You know the arrangement?"
j She did not respond, or remove her ^
I'd." t eyes from my face.
>u heard t "When we opened thiB a huge mas- ^
, tiff leaped savagely at u?. In the *
ver men- darkness he fastened hla jaws on
cognized Rrady's arm?the scout with me?and j m
i had to be killed by a bnir? thrust, th
we had Then we procured a light with which m
recollec- to search., and found the body of a< di
1 a meet- man lying on the floor." 1*1
vould be "Dead?" ?
"Murdered; his head crashed in
osired to from behind with an ax. Me was an
and that old man, with snow-white beard."
"How did you know ho ?aa Ilaoel m
i D'Auvray?" P
9"Ry this medal pinned to hie
Egalcfejp breast," I answered, holding it forth...
"a French decoration."
She grasped it, bending- her hea?t
80 88 fo 8PP better, and. ror a momenr.
*u'r "h'nder f^rm shook with an emt?~
Tyvf'Cgft ,'on 8h? conid not restrain. Involun-|>(
' tarily ' rested a hand upon her Hho?il- aI
hut the touch aroused her. f:?d
she stepped hack. standing erect.
j5jWyj\ "The inpdal was his. he nUnya m
j^tLf \ wore it. Hut waa that all1? Was noth- w
III ] ing elae found?" ' eil
I ii "There was a red army Jacket flung
Pi /Jl 7/ I ncross a box; but while we werv eatIii/l
' I 'ater 'n '^e other room. so-awono ?,
TL-li 'Mil Bt?l? ln through the hack doer, and jT1
Swvret" carried that away." fc
IShe raised her hatwlH to< her head.
with a gesture of despair. d<
ffVzfhi "1?I believe part of what yon have w
jOTJyi told me," she confessed, her voire a
VCP</ trembling. "It?tt is in mr heart to n
believe all. but?but I cannot. Ton ^
are not telling me the truth?n<x all
the truth. You knew of this hemse:
you?you came here deliberately, and 'j
%*?) ?and brought your men with yon." _
| *H deny that, mademoiselle. We o
? tumbled upon the place by accident." K
Arr. Not." "Ob, you drive me crazy with your
denials!" she exclaimed passionately. ,a
it Is the "I will not listen longer. Yon are ,'
r slender Joseph Hay ward; you admit that |
shoulders yourself. No! do not talk to me, or t
i than be attempt to stop me! I am going to
tiise. "You my?my father."
altly. moo- I stood aside and let her pass, yet I
am In my followed aa sbe entered tlte door. The
you?nev- interior was black, exoopt for a alight
le pretense glow aa from a dying fire showing t
first meet- dimly through the Inner door. The ,
rid me you dead dog lay In the middle of the (
You are floor and ahe stopped, staring at the j
enemies; grim shadow.
"I will bring the light," I said gent- '
were like ly, "|f you ran permit me to pass." '
is the girl As the yellow flame Illumined the '
small room, her gaxe deserted me, to i *
id soberly, rest once more upon the motionless
I am not. figure lying near the wall, which
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THE LANCASTER NEWS. .M AY 10,1!)14.
Brady ?.ad mercifully covered witn a LIED TO SAVE
blanket. She 6tood still, her hands OH* "IVTATM
ilasped, her face like marble. Still | xVIAIs ol!
loldlng the candle In one hand I ,
bent down, and drew back gently the
adge of the blanket, exposing the | Against Charles 11
lead man's face and white beard. In Ing Damaging 1
iplte of his violent death the features New York, May 15
were composed. In no way distorted; Rosenberg, the you
be appeared like one lying there "Lefty Louie," on ol
^?r a moment the girl never executed for the part
itlrred, her attitude strained, her
wide-open, tearless eyes on the the murder of Herman
peaceful upturned countenance. It (iay was a wltuess for
seemed to me she had even ceased 1 trial of Charles Ileckei
:o breathe. Then she sank slowly I being the instigator of
ipon her knees beside the body, her , was alleged to have be
lead close to the cold cheek. ! in swearing she hea
Father! Father!" she sobbed, as urge her husband to a
f In sudden realization of the truth. ; der sjie saj,j Lieutei
'w'" "V>U? v. name was used. The
Her hat had fallen to the floor, .... , 41
... ... . . . . , , i in this, ctreotly contra
ind ber wealth of dark hair unloosened
completely hid her face. She timony given ut her 1
lad forgotten my presence; every- *n<' furnished Dist
Whitmau with what 1
thing but her grief. I drew back ,, d a doubt that
lentiy, stuck the sputtering caudle . .. .
on a box. where it burned bravely. ?,roTe(1 the truth" S1
find left the room. Ab I glanced wh> she had uot te8tlf
back from the doorway, odd shad- ?' ^*6 KUlimen as s]
owe flickered along the walls, and With tears in lie*1 ey<
*ho still knelt there, a vague. India- swered:
Llnct figure. In the other room I "I lied then becaus
tound a chair, and sat down, staring g^e the man I loved
iumbly Into the smoldering flm trjc c|lair *
. _ . . _ *~.T . _ . Mrs. Rosenberg app
(Continued in Our Next Issue.)
the verge of collapse.
Child Cross? Feverish? Sick? ]e'l the ni-ms of the wit
A cross, peevish, listless child. Quickly regained co
.*ith coated tongue, pale, doesn't j emotions.
leep; eats sometimes very little,! Mrs. Rosenberg's s
lion again ravenously; stomach count the confession a
our; breath fetid; pains in stomach, ')et*n Made by "Dago I
rith dirrhea; grinds teeth while just before the gunm
sleep, and starts up with terror? | trocuted. I? the conl
11 suggest a Worm Killer?some- quoted as saying lie n<
liing that expels worms, and almost name of Becker in c<
very child has them. Kickapoo ihe murder plot.
Vorm Killer is needed. Get a box The state said it exi
oday. Start at once. You won't iplete its case Monday,
ave to coax, as Kickapoo Worm the case was adjournal
[iller is a candy confection. Ex- ! Martin T. M anion.
u!,Vh.e v;?rms' rthe pa,lseJOf y?ur for Becker, after the
hild s trouble. 25c at your druggist. ...... .. ...
stated that when th
_. ., .... . closed its case Mnada
notice or Disclinrgc. . _ ,, .
Notice is hereby given that the defence would hw c.lo
ndersigned, as guardian of. the day.
state of James F. McGu'rt, on the
th dny^f -.June, 1914, make his How to Wvitc
rial return .\s .such guardian and Newberry Observer,
pply to the probate court ofr L*n- ..
aster county forVloUers dismissocy. aa that son:
JUNIE V McGUIUT. things that were sver
uardian Estate of James F." Mfc- vrit.^n in iai's; for ii
antrt i .
May 8r 1914. ?*Z f 8 EpisUear
Knm. s Progress ;md:
* *1 ?ra, ,, fact suggests that it in
Notice of Final IMvliarcp. . .
.. w . . , , v. . idea to commit a ofi o
Notice is hereby Riven that one
ioi\tli ffDjrrt'tys date, Saturday, May vv n '* ' prexsi ic
0. rrrt, r winyapplvfor letters dis- few editors, to jail.'op
lissory as adiWkrfsYcitor of the from thirty days to-set
itate of Jno. J. PnilHT^. deceawd. cording t.<. needs in.die
MATTTR r, PHIM.1PS. .... ...
Way I. 191*. M-22 A. Jail, tt strikes lis. v
ital place for writing;
Counted r ?v Three Years. l? p<'rmiCrod to oom4! 1
"T am a lover of your godsend to ><mr tim>< ta,ktng
umanity and science. Your medt- funn> >.turh
ne. I >r Kicg'f, NYw Discovert'. ime has a" lhp ,llQ?
trod my cough of three years' we ?",y knew how w
anding." says Jennie Flemming..of ; ",i,: of court
ew Dover, Ohio. Have you an an- l,'e 1 8?'ttmg
lying cough? rs it stubborn and u"rty ' J*A or s,u*'h' i
m't yieAl' to treatment? Get a 5T)c to ,K'W we cou,d'
ittle of Dr. King's New Discovery '?uietutW uf a cell., w
day. What it did for J<??nio mole8t' cr dlstur?' "?
lemming it wilT do for you. no mat*- th,! '"'fittty
r how atubbom or chronic a tough * 1' r,8e u*> **
uy he. It stops* a cough and atops " r m *"
iroat and lung trewbie- Uelijrf' or ^ muter if Slieriff
oney took. 50c and $1.00 at-your tf,%e 1X3(31 nlce ^
uggist BuniJen's Airmea Salto-for
ImpleK. Pat Perfume mi rf>
Rkehaage.
S?_ A w Sh-e came into- tile f
I* T ? and nipped on he c
1 A 1 J M 1 i clerk remembered that
| there* about ten ininu-U
J" ly-\ 1 k ff W"*T"^/"* r"*l came forward ti meet
I All J VV I . I I Jt. ? * dered what she wantec
J * * *" " "Oh." she said, "let
I telegram I wtwte jmst
I got something very
Illustrate.* 32? Page *. wanted to underscore '
Y ly" m acknowledging
Toils all abonTTh* matters; v.-'mt win 11
>ui? mea and wor%n, yo'dlg wI.gh .^Q ^
id husbands and all others uoedi tx> dating clerk, as be In
now aboa-t the sacred laws that gov ^.ssage.
n. the sex forcesJ Plain* irutu of The youirg woman d
>. life in relation lo happiness In tjnoH beneath the W(
:*rriag'#. "SecretsT of m:?t>hoo('4 and -it** awfuflv good of
atnanhood; sexnji abuses, social that. It will pleaf
ril diseases, ate. I su much."
The latest, most\dvar, od ^ ^'idlTke'it I
rehenslve work e.er been H M
ued on s<*?ual hygienl ****" gram at the same rate:
istructton for those wio w ready .. fc sjr
'r e > u teaching know , wuch , wc
TVs books tells nvles teachers t j { Ker
news, lawyers, preuuhhr^ social j through this o
orkers. Sunday School, teachers and ?kh?i?-.
II others young and oh -bat all "? And th/smile she g
\?a ' have done any one |
Ln Scot Hall, Phi. !>.?. M. possible exception of
Leipzing. > _ _
Newspaper ''nmmwwta: TVCTVTi a wn
Scientifically earrMt."?Chicago IBoIIjU AJxll
Ttbune. "Accurate and up-to-date." |
?Philadelphia Press. Standard book Ckcrr is n Heap ?f H
f knowledge."?- Philadelphia L,ed- Able to Depimrt Uj
er. The New Tork World says: Warned" fteput
Plain truth ftvt those who need or For months I>anc
ught to know ahem for the prevea- have seen the constagi
Ion of evils. praise fpc-Ttoan's KU
Under plain, wrapper for only read about thfe goo<K1
1.00 Coin or- Money Order, postage done locality
en cents extra. | remecK'rver p^pduced
MIAMI PI'IllilSHINn COMPANY Ing proof of merit?
Pfeytnn. Ohio. W. S. Latufley. c
! jhHildea E}**^ St., Uai
MONEY TO LOAN
I am now prepared, as heretofore kidney secretions paa
.o nejroTiH.e loans or ??? ? ana up- and were unnatural.
varda ?n first mortgage on Improve Qf Loan's Kidney PI
:otton farms In Lancaster county, 01 ford Bros.' drug store
ong time, repayable la annual in *a*e them 'on* to ^
. kidneys are now no
bailments at 7 per eent Interns. pa!ns ftnt, a(.hen h|lVft
No commission charged. Only ? Price 50c, at all
small fee for furnishing abstract o simply ask for a kldm
title. Loan's Kidney Pllla?
K. E. WYLIE, Mr. Langley had.
Attomey-at-La* S? > 1'rops.. Buffalo, I*
LIFE ?
IE LOVED
idow Testifies
Iwker, GivSvidence.
*
.?Mrs. Lillian ?
ug widow of ^
f the gunmen
the played in
l Rosenthal, tothe
state at the /
r, charged with 'J
the plot which
ten carried out.
rd Jack Rose
lid in the muruant
Becker's n
pretty widow,
idicted the tesrp
husband's trial 1
riot Attorney (J
le called proof
the state had
le was asked I
led at the trial j
tie did today. j
?s the girl ane
I wanted to
from the ?lec- i
eared to be% ou
but she graopaess
chair and ^
ntorol of her i
tattemonts dislleged
to have _____
Brandt" Ciroilci
ien were olec- OWM
'essicu be was I
ever beard the |
mnectiou with
pectod no comto
wliLrta dute
i.
chief hansel 1
adjou rrvment,
e prosecution I
iy that <hC the V
sed by Oku rx- ;
Well. J
te of the ftMWt
' written ??re
nstances, son
Hunyan's Pil- .
so on. PhLa
iKht be a isood ()j
if persons who-'
tcluding i on a |'(
terms rainrfju;
'eral years, ac- w
! several cases,
would be a <wp>- ! ( 1
where nobody
a and take up
it the weather
M on.I n>KWa
he wants. If B
e might ?om- I
some time for B i
; "sent np .tor I
a. matter, vint I H
write in ?lie B ..
Lth nobody to
' distract and ji
thoughts that I
r?4*nor for-ut <i<
i
Blease w ouid ?}(]
om alone. {
# Telegraoii.
elegraph jftlce
ounter. The
: he hat been I
te before as h<her.
He* woni
this time,
me have that
nun , iirj-s JL im
important. I I
perfectly love- I
the receipt of I
cost unythiaft
the aucommounded
her the _______
rew wo heavy
orda and: said: rv*v ?
you to let ine I ?-l
?e Arthur ever
said' the rlerk.
will put a few
t otj the tele!
You do not
?uM appreciate
id all my tele-j
"' ? v"u ari' Horta
nv. Mm would Ilarrr
tood, with the J
Artl>ur lii(tl
PROVEN ^oing
ol?re in lleintt don't
K?n a WellLa
t Ion. eisewi
-aster readers U8j
f. expression of
ney Pills, and somet
vork they havej
What other j Can 6f
I such 1 thing
on tractor and g00(js
ncaster, S. C., ;
d intensely and , in th<
sordered. The
sed Irregularly - fifuara
I got a supply
lis from Craw- IU??C
> and It did not wj]| ~
?fleve me. My *
irrnal and the
left me."
dealers. Don't,
ey remedy?get
-the same that
Foater-MUburn
I. Y
A Few Remarks
7or Your Copsiderat
Just received djlother car of that STAN!
Ad FLOUR and the price is rigm;. Try i
jcl see for yourself. y
Our Tip-Top and Melrose speak f or thenn
hey are the perfection of quality.
\Vn onrvv n li..n aP ??wl
f ? v VMAA T *% Wlti|/tVV\< I II IV/ V/L HV/Ci ? > CllIU
rocerics, Country Produce, aspecaltv.
We are still selling 3 pounds King
omatoes at 10 cents a can. (let some
arobolineuni and swat the flies in your li<
>w stall, it will do the work.
We also have screen wire windows and
>r sale and thq King Fly Killer is indispe
Come and see us or Phone us your wants
Yours for business,
E. W. SISTARE
"GOOD THINGS TO EAT."
I
May 20^1-22
S THE DAI
Three days' demonstration on the "F1
utomatic Oil Stove" to prove to you tin
1 stove will cook anything in less time, ta
lei and make less heat than any other stove
Thy suffer from heat when you don't ha
irnie and see for yourself and if we don't
> you that we have got the stove you wan
e won't ask you to buy.
I 111 IAV i 1 in il-ifn \\r
?. ui\ hum i i in vmiVj ii i mil "OUdV ^ I IlllIMli
riday of next week, 20th, 21st and 22nd o
I
emeniber no wicks, no valves, no smoke, m
ic stove you want of all oil stoves. Come s<
icy cook, you may want to buy one later
uft now. My time is yours for these thre<
eome. Yours for a Florence,
I. B. MACKORE
E QUALITY 3Tt)RE^ V
YOLIR TRADE
&n you want something nice to eat, come to ]
n. We buy the very best quality in every lin
When you send your orders here you can dejx
very best tbae market affords. If you are 11
your trading here, why not give us a trial and
get a better grade of goods from u? than
lere. There is one thing sure, when you get i
ng the very best goods no one can ever change
hing that is inferior. When you buy somethin
it and enjoy it that article is cheap. When you
that you cannot eat, your money is wasted. V
from the very t>est and most up-to-date whole*
i United States. Everything you buy from us
nteed to give you entire satisfaction or your
d. When you get in a hurry for something, 'pho
et it to you at once. Yours truly,
EDWARDS & HORT<
WE SELL SHINGLES AND BRICK
ion I J
DARD
[i Sack
Isclves.
Wcy
Carter
of our
)rse or
doors
msiblc.
V
re
orence
ret tliis
1 i
KG 1CSS
made.
,ve to?
prove
t, then
ay and m
f May.
o odor,
ee liow
if you
e days,
r
;ll
? *
/ANTS |
Edwards &
e that we
end on gotot
already
see if you
are gett'nar
accu.-toiiied
you oit cn
fir that /ou
buy someVe
buy our
sale houses
is strictly
money rent
us. We
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