The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1913, Page 9

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AY TANK AY BANE HELP DAS \ PooR HOPE “To HIS CoRNER! — (cee! vas LIGHTS WENT t out # ()) 2° of the Immortal French Thief Genius Wanrannnnn.. \The stung him to the + fatier Forget this wan to mak Sten to common ti Angelique’ oify bin, He was announced with °'t) oe tr tonee wha, you three terms, tireatened C trumpets: the ath of of thir tocando, afraid can force me paaty. of punishment and Mole Tie, | if all this thin rid! riage” down te ell, of course, that's not what I'm qulet.y, dof then, father” tem Your Ineroused the ean Lt tell? An abduction’ A 9y Was & short ene, Why nse and Caorches, aren d, without knowing ; An act of violence! There quke had worked out his w ge Is not allied to the dowry t that the villain ix sehen: lan, a defensiv palm, erect) f, and they ar ings drove the old duke uk, and there is also no paid at lat i aet forth the firet etege @@ you. Why do you re Hin wo are surrounded by ms Angelique and 1 will leave weur jist the Che warring sh Ah, because miss is a dreamer. piquancy tO 9 sent “ , ental . 4 ‘ for our place in Brittany, & gulp CHAPTER VI. biguaney 1@ a sentimentailet: and } ecient ey smal she he receiv night tor : Contin and ite fare eRe ee orth as Lupin d® jin guard in red poncit on vou, my three nephews, to help wet away. You, d'Embolse, wilt and fetch us in your car, with the " 1p. You, Mussy, will bring your Drivate ceremony und only a few privi- ™Motor and kindly see to the Sarzeai-Vendoine.’ * And the next 4. “As the young d devree of Charlies X., nears Hy was the duke's well known charac ainuine OF the raarringe)< ter, his pride and the uncompromising * nature of bis ideas and principles, Due Jean Was Oh on er. Lett to vod, she had She was, in fact, ad Lupin’ he read: her own devices froin ibaa eine 6h an read all the booka of ¢ Mt descendant of the Colsnieys romances of yacinthe, m rareten Pritvanyy, fh : Witered the ancestra the heiress-o: What trap?” asked the te Hii Ad SiS pe et ed ore! will go to the Gare on descendant of thy looked upon life ase te the Lupina de at the vontract on bahalf af Mile de far, and book our berths in the eleepiag ‘ marrying a Vendome the beauteous maidens be styled Prince dir in trying to make you lome your endome, the Prince de la Koche- for Vannes by the 10.40 train, Bp . new title which Louis XV. forced PY: While the others walt till death for head and to lead you, by intimidacion. Limoure and the Comte de aettied?” ’ him wntil after he had been Ime the dridearoom wis “4 not come, Wh an advertisement: ¢, do samething which you would refuse wil! be tntroduced by M. Ar- ‘The rest of the day passed withem®@me , ned for ten Sears in the Bastille, S0Uld she marry of her cousins — “Eghibitie fle Sarseau-Ven> to do tn cold blood » to the two gentlemen who cident. The Duke, to avoid paper ful story of his and he had abandoned none of the pres When they were only after her tar dome'’s trousseau at Mensre . 1, aene Yupin can hardly engaging creatures « nek med the honor of acting as his dental indtecretion, waited expedition to the mansion of tha judices of the old regime. TM him youty the millions wh Great 1A house. Mach article ffer him my daughter's and hie own mo on, namely, the prefect of po ner to tell Hyacinthe to Berzeau-Vendo he Rue de Va- he followed the Comt Chambord from her mother? She might a Vv." he had every idence, having had and th@ governor of the Sant ® portmanteay. Hyacinthe Feaner, ani gx asantly upon {nto exile, in his old refused a 1,old maid end go on paper pudliahed a pes (hat vo will com> him in his service for over forty years. nes ‘company them, as well as ‘ the old nobles rathtu; protests, neat in the Cnamber on the pretext Photographie the duke, his tit mildiy, a blunder. had to take upon hinself the laborious Ten minutes tater the duke sent his maid. i ‘The next morn another newspaper that a Sarzeau could sit only with his She anewered gently daughter and bin en law aitting ata neler? duties of the stables and the pantry servant Hyacinthe to the pest with — petitshed an interview with Arsane Lu- peers, “You will end Uy making yourseM Ml, table playing three-handed = auction that blunder which he "Come, father,” sald Angelique, try- @hree express messages, At four o'cleele Go Me Ceatteanddd