Evening Star Newspaper, April 28, 1925, Page 19

THE SEVEN SLEEPERS A Thrilling Novel of International Intrigue _(Continued from Yesterday's Star.) T then watched my opportunity to leave the cab. It was not long in coming. We passed t and narrow turning a cor the cab sloweddown instantly opeey r and -fumped between two d; ittle alley i in front of nd looked out. w the fellow the Bierhalle a bicycle and cab at a leisurely of his eve sed to be lon; ing out of th opposite dir inquiries, T found adischer Bahnof » ground in the res. ordered a light meal rude plenty of my I was still hun rant was an where 1 having saloons my meal at 10 minutes Hanover 1 found from th 1 with my o} ymmodations. nd 1 turned in al and siept fairly soundly At Frankfurt morning, having A few minutes wait, 1 went to e coffec 4 Terence and the erty. and, that the col He had se- | By FRANCIS BEEDING (Copyright, 1925, by Little, Brown & Co.) partment to myself, and now that I been somewhat refreshed by s much-needed sleep I emptied the pock ets of the suit 1 was wearing and ex amined the contents with interest In addition to the pocketbook wi investigated, there w of Karl von Emmerich, of which T Germany, and several letters. Tt oc curred to me f T were to im personate Karl su ully, it was es. sential that I should find out as much as possible of his occupation and gen The servant at Number 33 ) sse had addressed me as Herr Lieutenant,” T remembered, and re evidently been in He had. the third regiment , a famous corps which with great distinction throughout the war, though they had more than met their match in the Coldstream Landrecies during the retreat. Apart frc | that, ver, and the fact that | a d to belong to an East having been born at at and bath- | sformed m his mol domestic W was fr relusion of it, | was significant. It ran as follow “You will, T hope, e reful to ur new and has g | throughout | will, T know |you" in you | ver, | family wh to to a of of | prove a valiant son of | make proud the heart of yo loving There was something very m |in this & Karl was obvio ad inevitably en- | ‘ailed the ruin of almost all the mid which, perh: more than country, form the I saw was e \ that when T reached t, 1 had no 1 prrehen 1at T might be del Tt w certain that b :n Sleep avolded the n in havin billet-doux, fron acquaintance i Permanent re- lief and im- proved appear- ance brought to thousands. Constipation is a serious, insid- jous disease. Oyer forty dangerous diseases _can be traced to it. And minor ills, such as unpleasant breath, headaches, blotchy com- plexion. _ Don’t let constipation send its poisons into your body, not even | for one day. Get permanent relief with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. It has brought health to thousands—after people have suffered for years, and all else has failed. 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The part I had | beer? play would obviously be much more | that maketh glad the e thdn 1 he | All_further nece: SR X Badtonlyv hadiio « | would be given to = account,’ you to hand the do except p the foot of the paper red ink: “Destroy | reading three times, until n to; whom ever or od in a not be ex- until the mouse-headed tiepin entered and sat to offer him a glass of wine, saying To this he would reply, “Wine immediately after I read the instructions through two i ANt & up the paper into hisic and ? and scattered them from TUESDAY, ‘APRIL 28 1925. Campaign Against Quebec. BITTER COLD (MPEDED THE MARCH, \T REQUIRING TWO MONTHS FOR ARNOLD “TO REACH CANADA . — = Binzmc‘r ARNOLD WAS CHOSEN TO LEAD A FORCE TO AID MONTGOMERY AND SET OFF TOWARD CANADA THROUGH THE DENSE FOR- ESTS OF MAINE IN THE DEAD OF WINTER . ON THIS TRYING, MARCH,ARNOLD LOST NEARLY HALF OF HIS MEN BY DESERTION AND DISEASE . s ANSFIELD — ® LR S 2 DINED BY ARNOLD,MONTEOMERY WITH HIS ATTERED LTTLE ARMY ATIACKED QUEBEC ONNEW YEARS EVE I775,BUT WAS REPULSED. MONTEOMERY MET HIS DEATH IN THE BATTLE AND ARNOLD WAS SEVERELY WOUNDED IN THE BG., nus REMNANT OF THE EXPEDITION ATTEMPTED TO HOLD THE GROUND IT HAD GAINED 1N CANADA BUT,OPPOSED BY OVER WHELMING ObBDS, WAS OBLIGED TO FALL BACK TO FORT CROWN POINT. ———— ¢ TomorrROW — THE BRITISH EVACUATE BoSTON - near which, T remembered, 1II had been hnprisoned, with 1ts university. art we ran through Cassel, Napoleon and Gottingen, For the most rolling country nt populous, with littie brick villages and many farmsteads scattered over it It was a day of driftin, and a high wind was blowl 1 lunched in the Sy on raflway journeys but that must have been quite worst meal I have ever (Continued in Tomorrow 1 was at once prefer wine or heart of man.” To own the long-lived Series 80 car is a mark of good business judgment and thrift. Mainte- nance expense is surprisingly low. Askus forademonstration. 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