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ape . With somo show of spleen, ‘to Bart bis line over his fine tech, he ussumed The Missing Author of ‘A GYNOPAIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS, . hae tm Ventever,. a New ay Kone, Pease Arse etl hts Sori ainase see's Nei and Wendover go to the Count's CHAPTER XI. An Unwelcome Request|» declared Myles, ‘No, Wendover; if there Is to be any inter. evnewing of ‘that scoundrek please count me out of It, I could not promise, in view of all, that | should be able to) keep my bands off him.” Poil laughed, ar. tell you, T “Kubbish!" he exclaimed. “You mast] cariig for them even leas than for repress your murderous proclivities and| your Tnfniteatmal persons, you blatant, Act like ® man of sense.” N “How in thunder you can take tt 20 st easily is a riddle to me!"* returned Myhos| “All right; I won't back out," “Thanks, And now, just to | ce @ bit: i am ‘@ to frighten him ime whatever 1 want. Here we x Power, stay where I can get you ed Inquity atthe deak told th de 1a Roche, of Paris: France: was pret {1 fart ty they sent’ up their ck oO! tre | (Pethe little mattor at the Renalssance in 1808."* The boy returned quickly with the message that Mr. de la Roche would see the gentlemen in his own apart- sn if they would be good enough to “Come in!’ was the response to 's knock, and they found them- ‘es in the presence of the bearded | ni chaffeur of the auto race, a slim man of medium height, clad in evenin, dress, and now bowing with an air o} . Having introduced Myles, Ww ver went directly to the point, “I have the pleasure, sir,” said he, “to be the cause to which Was due the! tateresting didappearance of a certain a a ce some yeara “Your card told @wered De la Roch expre: Of little interest. “Can I be of any as- mnnpnce to either of you gentlemen?" “Tt in your power, monsieur, to bested od ad with joy.” “And pray how am Peault #6 desirable?” “By quitting New York for your owa @ountry to-morrow at 6 A. M." la Roche certainly took this extra- *y declaration witn admirable | -) ion, Suffering a weary amila as much,” an- with an ‘to accomplish a | an alr of having heard able news, he See | that Cal a ence tion is I. us 5 that We are) Gestined to become friends."’ iL accepted the situation and took a fi Fiza eliowed oult, with a siiff- not escape De la Roche's “Will you smoke?’ continued thel host “Ah, that is sensible! Yes, 1 am convinced we shall get on admir- ably sepether, Now I hope you will not ent = 86 Inqui whether there |s not some other ver, ntlemen, of overwhelmi ‘ou with brats Plan proposed ’ Untucxlly e My poor powers.’ T ought to have said,” answered eh aad i we eae, equally over. you wo tr be Teetnd’ ma uld permit yourself til the wary Frenchman preserv bis remarkable eang-froid, mm “But surely,” said he, “you will not | desire me to break the law?’ the eoserete 2, Have you apprehend | nsequences of ha titaae® ing broken it DB a By Treadwell Cleveland, Jr, free from conatraint the in from «| “thal ftrontery te dictate i pty to honor with intate te ; are, to me, who descend ey oe ‘ine oldest and most onorable taintiles of France? You Althy viliflers! for your any laws! ing, insolent motating In country, without a iddie yor as T would riddle la ie he German-Chicese-Polish- sronhnavian ‘gruel which Is the con- tometielg fi had i fi i tte ad written in pencil on | attend his card the words “Touch: tel of ‘Ou vast or mo: bat hear and blush. "But upon us; above all, have meroy upon the expectant bride. lett It suddenly, He sank into a chair, ri ing the arma aod staring up at Phil and Myles with @ look of unutter- able amasement. to murmur; Where t4 she? I have sought where. Pid person from Fane Renais- | she la?’ what in error, monsieur? It is ahe who n bas followed you for the past six years.” “Incredible! /Ah! t ‘That she, whom of all the world I most tesire to find, should in, vain!" ma he made no reply. exerted your singula’ mon others to you afte: to amuse yourself with De la 9 jumped very Interest- | that ed monsleur, *, “ ‘were no others, Is power which you speak the Jittle program: abroal?" he tng ad “and atte: wil)” ment os a words Phil rose and handed the French- | man what he had written. the hint with equ eye over the words, #-EVENING-# WORLDS Mrs. Myles Night with Alessandro,” “Tt would ‘uel indeed to oppose lshes of two the *hall ‘Are you, select 02) 2 Pout! Ti cadavers of swine! om | Were this France in- ead of a foundli) heeses. it, t e! tanh w Pirot's hia white American substitute for good, Here the eruption aubsided to gather , and Phil, who had poljtel with @ Seale of amusement, th ra edit. have mercy Permit us to con- uct you to the charming Mademoiselle) 1 Sakademoiselle de Magnin!” he cried, and the blood which his en le de | wnelations had brought to his face ir At last he managed entlemen. et, every= Ts it true that you know where “Explain yourselves, “Quite trie, But are you not some- irony of fate, search for me— ‘ after all, she has nothing to for- De la Roche's face softened strangely, has reason to believe that you f power to sum: you had ceased “Bxoept for demanded. infidel! y which you, frustrated, there of T put forth only to win her back: when; too late, h ¥ a fe, F knew that T had she never heard my call in all theae yeare’” devoted heart. Tell me, has “Come to her and let her anawer that for herself.” “You are prepared, then, to carry @ a3 to the trip @ to the presence of m: Alict,”” returned De la Toche, rward—demand what you ness to algn this, | shall treasure the docu- Memento.” With these ‘ake > & “Then have the jelleve me, De la Roche accepted the sheet and ease and ran his Us this?” he exclaimed, with sudden movement, and for pil his “Wha “There * nonchalgnee there swept over his mo- oohe. “May Tage whee, one tee, '8 | bile features a very pronounced change. am to imagine myself to have vio. |,,P2! took back the and reread Iated, for your delectation?” “There is only one which concerns que “Thett? Abduction? Forgery? . Ni- Diltam? None of these?’ ¥ “No, no, monsleur. Indeed we do not #0 lightly estimate your talents. It ls woe of, these, monsieur, “Look ap & apring Phil had not needed the: warning. for an instant he taken his from the i seme out, Phil!’ cried Myles, mak- iy word he, too, had leapt to De la 2s aide. While Myles. held hit Wrists faet Phil went quickly throug: Pe recnets: Temoving a small pistol > z 4 make and & still smuller Ltajian De Roche stil! retained seit-cogtrol | enough not to make an outcry. He did not even attempt to resist, but submit: | © ted to the search with tolerably good | PE yihovet he seemed Telleved when ers and etbook were re- turned to him ‘and ‘mor @ was once more the passage Indicated by De slenter ‘the ul if rr tence aloud: Tt in juse| the upon De ls Roche where he | 51 bo pe rere en Aaine “tas nsieur, is there anyt or spice about that?” id , la Roo! exaggerate yet It haa indeed. been said | Roche that. in France, a | women" -— les’ fury be forth at thie like « la Roche's “Why, the sense soems plain enough,” id he coolly, and he repeated the sen- ed.’ Well, i‘. ? “But. it it is i” Rashe not truer returned De flatter me? If my humble talents? mathering trundes- lap. With a hoarse, choking ory, he ad hurled himself upon the French- an and borne him, shvisking, to the jor, (To Be Concluded.) . “It you He got no further, M: How to Make This Little Balancer, How the Lottie Balaneer Works, TD you ever see anything like this *Wttle “balancer?” Tt is a Very in- teresting thing,and you can make by following these directions: take a cylindrical cork and slice 7:0 fy | have been Jinished. each must he wax at the end. u da he alt, At last, If you have care! lowed ihene he bending must be symmetrical, and the same gmount of tae HOME é * al s The Evening World Fashion Patterns, Designed by May Manton, SP a7 a7, Opo0r alll s WY i Ly MMT Mts WA i Gul” U4 LL, LZ, SME \ 7 Yj v/ Tourist Coat. 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