The evening world. Newspaper, September 1, 1915, Page 11

-_ Lash tala Geol tis om i ee] CHAPTER XXIX. mmnued ) DB, 1 seemed as though 66 every one interested i the evtp case ali at once.” aturatly, the com- Petition asks quick work of #!) of w Aad we will ect quickly, Tell What happened then?” “The Count Frederick to escape—eirangely, be have small resentment for her after @B. Nor did he have woo much for Releau, whom be must bave ranked @ Wholly faithless servant Hie did) feet punish bim—but even sent bin @@ after the girl! Exoollency, my werd for it, he seemed to mins tue) Gi as much as the coln—did Count | Bwederiok.” “Follow them then, Bartel. Follow Roleau—1f you can find him—he will lead you to the girl, wherever she may be For myseif, | cannot guess.” MA was this counsel, followed dil- gently by the unhappy messenger of Qount Bacbio, which resulted in « quick shifting of the forces of Kitty's enemies, It was true Koleau bad @eined access to & point within signt of Kitty's window. where sull he tried to be of aid to her—stlll hoped he soon would be able to aid herself, But here he was suprised by these emissaries of Count Sachiomit was obiewan himeet tor all her toil, Kitty at length managed to make her eecape through the barred window, it was but to find herseif once more & prisoner—Holeau once more a prisoner with her! The faw of captivity had not changed—only the phases of cap- tivity. Bbe and her ally bad only ex- obanged captors. Who her last prison guardian had been Kitty could not} tell. Now, without doubt, she was) once more to be subjected Lo the scant courtesy of the nobleman of Grahof- Frederick finally aroused asked his attendance at the pul- &. The King wusuunication to make to Count ace as goon as punt had, it seemed, which he desi Frederick at o “Confound bis royal highness!” ex- elaimed Frederick to himself. “I never leave him but he asks me back atonce. He is always in some trouble and I am ill-disposod n w own to troubli Hoverthele bis will was somerhing not yet at least to be set aside. “Good! Count Frederick,” Michael ted him. “I asked your return me sufficiently.” grumbling, be went use of a sudden thought that had | come to my mind,” “Aa to what, your majesty? Did it come to you alone, unassisted?” ‘The Hing was too much preoccupied to concern himself with sarcasm. “Rabbit’ things—for athlet Demand ‘i: UGH that the greatest care is exercised in the selection of each ingredient, and the scnuresiy, tte regarding ee preatest attention is paid to every detail of its preparation. The result is the to be nurse) King, for 1 have affairs of my | @ palace, for the royal| Drinks to deliver the goods in a pinch. nicknames encourage substitution, oo initio thet you one whe wee anal aot Hus, see you. fur unrequited o bas disap Vernaps that, and way J sent for you, my dear Fr tel) me what te do” T by « i |. “the most charming young io the King, tying to wn thoughts ” 2 where is she gone? | do nut know—1 have no idea.” t you ean find her—you eer. | tainly can bring her y “I hope it, your m ty—I hope it n then, a to the coin?” he added, somewhat mailciously—for he knew well enouh where eat the wind in royal quarters. yos, about the coin, Well, I | ae only Koing to ask you to find tt} oF neome simple, your majest; Poven thought do not know where young girl Is." “That le why I ask you, my dear Count.” | “Awreed, then, your majesty, Of what use in a servant of the King of he cannot do the King’s will? I ao- cept your errand. | will soon ret to you the coin—at least, I hope After all, perhaps it has no such value u seem to think—I am eure it has value for you than other things that we mi«ht mention.” Count Frederick did not add aloud what was in his own mind—the truth —that the coin had more value for him than he at any time before now had belleved, |, Presently he excused himself from the royal presence and departed to | PUt Into effect a litte plan of bis own j; which he fancied might blunt both | horns'of this dilemma Into which the naivete of King Michael eo suddenly had placed him. | As luck would have it, there had been thrown into his hands the king’s half of the coin! (To Be Continued.) ——__ DANCE FOR A FINE CHARITY. 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