The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 26, 1924, Page 10

¥" sth ih nth AAC SES Sisal 2 STL SM EY BOE I.E,” ORT Ve. ~ : > @ RAFAEL BABATIN: (429+ KELEADER BY MEA DIAVICE. INC, BEGIN MERE TODAY de NOW Go ON WITH THE STORY follow it Belf in a new sho h and t *L hope so, With a litt int Ether heme Di Sup of wine, surveyed t Of it in the candlelight off. “Inspiration flows. | within me. Now ting forwar of campaign w ness of wit Rlory and his CHAPTER IX Albemarle Proposes Ned Tucker did not long leav Propesal to Holl onfirmed. sought him in the matter again the Paul's Head three ater the Sunday, with him in the He found maijleable Upon serving Still, he did mot altos: Tucker’ persuasions didjhe discourag . ter promised to visit him again on 7 full meal intwo biscuits ~ Miss Alien’s Tested Recipes French Fried Potatoes from Canada (This recipe won a prize in u Canadian recipe contest) Pare potatoes, cut in halves, lengthwise orinsec- tions like an orange. Let standincold water anhour, dry in towel and fry in hot Crisco to a rich straw color and tilltender. Drain on a skimmer and soft brown paper. Sprinkle with salt and serve at once. The fat is at right heat whenabreadcrumb browns in 20 seconds. (RISCO ‘or and flaky For crisp, digestible tried foods UNES FOOL By * RAFACL SABATINI * + WAVAYRATED oy Rw, DATOERPIELD Pry how far thelr p advanced, and how tho apted them. | by his tter that had just read, und friends @ Th pened, and it had happ mth hour, barely fn time to t him on brink of what might ea pre “Luck bas than We could have Albemarle. . Indies bax learn from letters just received, fallen vacant. It is an important command full worthy of) your abilities, and there, overseas, you will be safe from all tnquisi tions, If you will wait upon me here at the Cockpit this afternoon, you shall be further informed.” He begged his friends to excuse him a moment, took pen, ink, and paper from the sideboard and quickty wrote a few lines in answer. When Mrs. Quinn had departed to convey that note to the messenger and the door had closed again, the two uneasy conspirators started up, Questions broke simultaneously from both of them. For answer Holles placed Albemarie’s letter on the table. Tucker snatched it up, and fescned it, whilst over his shoulder | Rathbo: dit, too. | At last r lowered the sheet, jand his grave eyes fell again upon | Holles, | | nd you have answered—what?” ¢ demanded. jo what en "You can't mean that you will accept employment ment that ls doomed. The colonel shr told Tucker from governments; I do not ma ‘But jugt now. . ." Tucker was | beginning. “I wavered. It is true, But some thing else has been flung into the seales.” And he held up Albemarie’s letter. They argued with him after that but they arg vainly. ue to your gov is coming. And it ¢ are prepared to He was not, however, to be moved The letter from Alhemarie had reached him an hour too soon t parting he assured them that him, and all that the #, still, they had di closed no vital facts whose betrayel could frustrate their purpose, it wa: st unnecessary axsurance. t resentfully, But a moment * he said, “it may be that upon reflection you will come to see the error of linking yourself to a government that cannot endure. to the service of a king against whom the hand of Heaven is already raised. | You may come to prefer the great- | | Ness that we offer you in the future to this crust that Albemarle throws it the moment. If you are wise, you know where to © there, and be sure ands and parted, and | mile Holes If a pipe, He likely to nee That afternoon he 3 upon Al bemarie, whd gave iculars of the appointment he ffer.| office of importance, the | od, and #o that Holles die THI BATTLE ST ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS NO. 6—MORE craged to think of It (Continued in Our Next Issue) three-fourths 4 at C4 rem Enjoy Tea as Never Before Make it this way—Scald out a crocKhery tea pot and while it is warm put in one level teaspoonful of genuine “SALADA” for every cup required. Pour on freshly boiling water and allow to steep five minutes, then pour into another heated vessel and serve. 1. & 1. ©. 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