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IAL
ISTO
STORY
sTho
Isolated
Continent
A Romance of tb
Future
Cnldo voa Horvath
uid Dean Ho4u-d
taaaaftcat, wia. kr I
aaal Uaa i.iuaU.
SYNOPSIS.
For fifty yaara tl.a contlnant of Nn-th
atmarii-M Imil litrn lanlitti-tl from tha rat
f tha wnrl.l hy tha ua.. of Z ry a w.m-
rful lnvi.iiti.in of lliiiinltml i'ruil.nt.
Tha Invention ha.1 auvx.l tha couniry
from forvlan Invaalon. anl tha continent
aail lwn unltfl umlfr una anvarnim-nt
WKh I'ru.lant aa l.rral.t.m l .,r half a
antury imi- ami pr'.apvrlty ratam-il In
h la nrt of t)ia wnrlil. Tha alory opana
wllh I'raalilant I'milrnt crllli-all 111. Ilia
aath la haatni1 by tha ri-l.t of a
iaaa from fount von War.li-natatn of
Germany that ha haa at laat au. ce.ta.1 In
tanalrallna tha rnya l'vln. ha wartia
la tfanahtrr Aatra that tlila maana a for
4m Invaalon. ila t-lla hi-r to hurry to
tha Ialaml f Clrviillli. hilt dli-a hofura ha
ra foil tha loi-aiton of tha plai-a. Aatra
a.inilnaiiNl r.,r tha praahlancy by tha
aaatlnaolal party.
CHAPTER III.
Tha Ring.
Tbureilay ttfturnmm at four o'clock
Qui clay aboilo of the man whono death
m iuournid by th continent re
tamed to aahfi. Tha mournful pro
aMiloo itarti-d toward tha cremato
rium from tho chnp.-l of tha CryiUl
iHJaca. Ourdnna had bwn doTaatatsd
to furnlab flowcra; the atronti wera
Carpeted with tliKima. Immadlatnly
following- the cnfTln rode hU only rela
Uy. the dnuxhter of Hannibal Hni-
tlcut. In an om-n carrlaitn.
Her .alij face Kke of iloepleaa
Blghta and many tears, but bur eye
Dow were dry, her claaalo face calm
tuid hi-r rarrluite like that of a queen.
And a queon alio waa, not by the right
4)f birth or Inheritance, but by the
elvlne might that Inhabited her auperb
kody.
Aatra'a mind waa daxed from the
of ilw; and the pomp of tba fu
Mral cnroinony. and hi-r norvea were
ell nigh fihauatoil by the time ehe
rrtvet at hi-r cryatal borne. Aa aba
lowly mounted the itcpa horlonaover-
vhelmed hi-r; ahe bad not fully real
ised It before. Bhe went at once to
her boudoir, locked the door and,
throwing herself on a couch, sobbed
bitterly. IN-r mind reverted to the
past when the great man she bad lost
kad played with the little girl of five
years with ber; he waa an old man
even then; but oh, bow dearly she bad
krved him.
Her meditations were termtnsted ab
ruptly by the entrance of old John,
who brought the card of Napoleon Edi
son. I promised to receive mm, 01a
I Dotr
'Indeed, madam," bowed th nr-
tutt
Bhe thought for a moment
Tak him to my father's llbrmryj I
WfTl see blm there."
Wben Napoleon Edlaon entered the
room be found Antra sitting before the
broad desk. He stopped before ber
with a low bow.
'I have the honor to greet you. Miss
Prudent"
The girl looked Into the fsce of the
tall, bsndeorae nian and saw In Ms
large gray eyes an Immeasurable cour
age. The strong, weusnapea noan
stirred over a pleaaant mouth that
softened the stern expresalon of the
yes. Ths blch, broad forehead waa
shaded by dark brown balr. The broad
shoulders and the sinewy, muscular
form all gave evidence of strength.
endurance and energy.
The girl did not atiewer for a few eeo
nds; some strange power had cast Its
pell over ber while she studied this
msn. Bhe rwognlied him ss tne man
who had talked so prophetically st the
contlnentallata' meeting In th old Hip
podrome. "Oood evening. Mr. Kdlson," she said
at laat In ber low, pleasant voice. The
man thought It the sweetest voice He
bad ever besrd. Then sne aaoea:
"Will you kindly be Boated?"
The young man sat down wunoui
peaking, and Astra askea: iou
wished to see me; msy I tug you, air.
hyr
The expressive face of the young
man showed a snaae 01 ompiwiuv
ment as be replied quickly:
1 waa under ths Impression mat
you expected me, madam, but It seems
that I have been misled. However, I
a tell my mission la s row woras.
He rested bis eyes on the girl s face
nd seemed still expectant, but the
aim, beautiful face did not change.
He continued:
The main object of my call Is) this.
Be) took a small Jewel box from his
pocket, and, opening It. placed It on
Use desk before Astra. Resting on the
paxrple pad In the box waa a sparkling
white object a small ring In th form
tt a spiral; on piece of scroll woven
Into a shape that rormed u leiuv
to take tha place of the Jewel.
Ho lewel decorated Uae rug: me
Material It waa made of was more bril
Bnt lhaa diamonds; It sparkled In all
the colors of the rainbow, notwith
standing it smooth surface.
latra viii Id not rDrM an axeJamar
ttoa of aurprtaa: "Ah, bow b4aautuil"
h leaner ve, th, desk, admiring
the weaving colors.
Kdlson smiled slightly and waited un
til the girl waa ready to turn from the
daxzlliig ring to him. Bhe took the
ring In her hand and saw that It waa
ss transparent, clear and colorless aa
crystal; without that sparkling effect
It would have been Invisible.
Bhe slowly laid t down again and
looked questlonlngly at the man sit
ting before her. She did not know
that while she waa admiring the ring
bis eyes bad rested on her yearningly,
expressing love and admiration. Or
waa It adoration?
He emlled strangely at ber and aald:
"If I read your questioning gare aright,
you want to know the meaning of
mr Kft, a gift that I have brought
from afar for the daughter of Hanni
bal Prudent" He pluced a peculiar
accent on the laat four words.
"I thank you, sir, very much," she
replied.
"It Is a present for you, and through
you to the whole American continent"
Astra's face expressed surprise.
"I will have to be more explicit I
will have to tell you more about It
May I ask you to let me bare the ring
for a moment?"
Bhe banded It to Edison with a gra
cious movement of her slender band.
He took It from her, and, grouping It
firmly with both hands, he pulled It
"part; It yielded like rubber and
Jumped back to Ha former alze when
he released It Then he let It drop
on the polluhed dusk; It Bounded like
glass.
"What do you think of that. Miss
Prudent?"
"It Is wonderful."
"Indeed it Is, and more: It carries
the solution of aerial navigation, mak
ing the aerial crafts as safe as your
chair. It makes war on land or sea
absolutely Impossible. It strikes the
word 'distance' from the dictionary.
What do you think of ltr
Astra's face took on an expression
full of faith and thankfulness; her eyes
seemed to look far up to the power
that moves worlds and creates new
stars.
"You you have come to our aid;
peace and happiness will still reign
over our continent Ood haa sent you
to me In this trying moment"
Tear drops trembled on her long eye
lashes like drops of dew on a flower.
When the moment of enthuelam had
passed they sat again calmly opposite
to each other. This time Astra spoke:
My dear Mr. Edison! You have
not proved what you claim can be
done, but the way you said It con
vinced me that you have the power to
do It In other words, I trust you and
believe In you Implicitly. Women
know much by Instinct, and my Intui
tion has never led me astray.
"I recognised you at once aa the man
who spoke at the Contlnentallata'
meeting, trying to encourage the
masses and give tbem heart to brave
approaching events.
"As you know, the Contlnentallata
have nominated me because I waa the
daughter of the man who made this
continent what It Is today. Now that
have found a man who promises aa
great things aa you do I shall not ac
cept this nomination, but will Insist
upon you as a candidate."
Napoleon Edison shook his head
with a smlls.
"Miss Prudent, I appreciate what
you say, but none must know about
our present conversation. I have don
nothing but give you a JeweL The
other things remain to be proved."
Astra looked thoughtfully at tne
visitor and seemed to agree.
"Besides," continued Edison, "It Is
absolutely necessary that no one shall
know what I can do. You will be
elected and Inaugurated the 4th of
March this coming year. This la the
15th of September. The Isolator now
existing will last until the coming
summer and you will hear from me
between now and then; Indeed, you
can depend on me when tha crucial
80ms Strange Power Had Csst Its
Spell Over Her While She Studied
ths Man.
moment arrives. If you will permit
me I will report whenever I can; that
will not be often. I will supply you
with information from time to ttm
a to what is going on on the other
side, and suggestions that you can use.
If you desire, for defense, should It
prove necessary."
Edison stopped for a second, bit his
Up thoughtfully, then rose.
"I have finished my duty tor the
present You don't know, Miss Pru
dent bow much I appreciate the fact
that you look upon my intentions with
approval, Intuitively knowing that
they are noble and the outgrowth of
your fatber'a teacblnga. I am sorry I
came too late to tell him the good
newt) that war la destined to lose Ks
foothold throughout the world."
1
"I hope It wfTI cease forever,- Inter
rupted Miss Prudent
"The element that ring la made of
will drive it from land and from aea,
but carries It Into the air."
"Hut If no one knows the secret?"
"There are no secrets. Miss Pru
dent; there are many things we don't
know yet, but there are no secrets.
Nature is an open book to those who
can read and understand."
"Again you are right, Mr. Edison."
"Then, with your permission, I will
go. I hope that the service I am of
fering to our continent will be accept
ed aa freely as I am offering It"
"I can assure you of that, as the
nominee for the presidential chair."
She offered her band again and Napo
leon Edison kissed it reverently. He
bowed once more and started toward
the door. Miss Prudent heslUtted a
moment a question waa on ber Hps
but as she hesitated It was too late;
the visitor was gone.
"Clrynlth Clrynlthl" she sighed,
more than uttered, and looked at the
chair that had a short moment ago
held that splendid man.
It seemed to her as though the
stranger bad carried away something
something? what? She did not
know. She sat down before the desk
and taking the ring In ber band looked
at It, and Anally she slipped it on ber
Anger. It fitted perfectly.
Then she looked st it more closely
and saw some small tracings on it
Bhe could not distinguish the lines
with her unaided eyes, so took a mag
nifying glass and examined it curious
ly. A cry of Joy loft her lips as she
deciphered the strange word "Clry
nlth." By some coincidence Napoleon Edi
son, emerging from the portal, sgaln
encountered the man he had met three
days before; the only difference was
that this tme be was leaving and Am
broslo Hale was coming.
The tall man with those ferret-like
eyes, fox nose and brittle mustache
waa evidently surprised. As he passed
the porter's gate be asked who the
stranger was. The porter could not
remember, but It was a name that
made him think of Napoleon; whether
It waa Bonaparte or Caesar be could
not recall.
Mr. Hale was received In the green
room.
Astra had a peculiar dislike for that
color, not in nature, but In furnish
ings and clothing, and generally re
ceived people she did not like In the
green room. That room bad a de
pressing effect on her mentality, and
the people who visited her there soon
left
"I have come this time, my dear As
tra, to congratulate you. I wanted to
be the first. You are nominated by
the contlnentallsts, and there is no
doubt but you will be elected; there
is hardly any opposition on the seo
tlonlsts' part Whom could they put
up against you, my dear Astra?"
He pressed the band of the girl
warmly. He knew that he bad to win
her love or he would never reach the
goal he waa longing for.
"I wish you would consider me your
very best friend, my dear. Consult me
any time you please. Tour wisdom
and Judgment la great The whole
continent la looking at you as the
deliverer; still, onoe in a while the
word of an experienced statesman will
help."
"Indeed, Mr. Hale, I assure you that
If I ever need your kindly offered help
I will call on you."
The Intimate conversation did not
last long, as other visitors arrived and
spoiled Ambroslo Hale's ardently
longed for opportunity.
Before Astra fell asleep, she kissed
the glittering ring on which the word
Clrynlth was faintly engraved.
That evening Napoleon Edison, ac
companied by bis short friend, sat In
a compartment of the fourteen-hour
Frisco limited, flying toward the West;
the train that was shot through the
tube by compressed air was so perfect
that not a rumble was heard, or a
quiver felt
Napoleon Edison bent over an out
spread plan showing an object of pe
culiar construction. His companion
watched blm for a while, then fell
asleep. Edison looked at the fat
man'a nodding bead, and turned the
light lower, so that It fell only on his
blueprints.
He eat studying those lines that ran
straight curved and oblique; they
formed a picture that waa not Intend
ed the outlines, the details of a se
rene, strong face Aatra'a.
The train shot steadily toward the
Golden Gate.
(TO BS CONTINUED.)
Bound to Have His Joke,
Jokes about the slowness of trains,
especially here In the south, said an
Atlanta railway man, also tire me a bit
by their anclentneas; but I heard a
new and good one not long ago. It
seems that trains are always slow and
far between on a branch line in Mls
Islsslppl. Nobody knows this better
than the people at the Junction, except
the people on tha Una Itself. One day
the newsdealer came to me grinning.
"A fellow from the other end of the
line Just said a funny thing," he re
marked. "He had missed his train
and there wasn't another for two
hours. He cams to my stall to buy
some reading matter to while away
the time. He asked for a Joke book,
and I didn't have any. Then he poked
around for a while and aald: 'Well,
I guess Til take a time table ln
atead.' " Judge.
Huge Electrlo Furnaces.
It la expected that the electrical fur
naces of tha American Iron and Steel
company, at Lebanon, Pa will be In
full operation In the course of a year.
The furnace will be of from SO to 15
tons capacity, and be the largest plant
pant of tha kind In the country. There
will also be standard blooming and
billet mine, with an annual capacity
cat SOvOOO
Confident of Her Power.
"Every woman knows that although
she may not be aa vapidly pretty ai
some of her rivsls, she rejoices in a
certain indefinable charm which gives
her an Incontestable advantage over
them all." A Little World, by Arnold
Goldsworthy.
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Diogenes' Reply.
Diogenes, when someone had said to
him, "You pretend to be a philosoph
er, but know nothing," rejoined:
"Even pretending to be learned shows
a fondness for it"
Convenient to Have Around.
One of the most convenient people
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"All is Well That Ends Well"
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Parliamentary.
It was getting late, and still the
venerable ex-United States senator
lingered in the parlor with the young
people. Evidently something had to
be done. "I hope, papa," said his
daughter, gently but resolutely, "that
you will not be offended if I now move
a close call of the house, during which
all persons not entitled to a voice in
the proceedings will please retire,
while Charlie and I discuss a question
of personal privilege!"
Red Croaa Ball Blue elves double value for votrr
money, gous twice aa tar aa any otikar. Aak jour
nicer.
Perished in Vain Sacrifice.
Alice Meadows, an Engish novelist,
was drowned in the Thames in an at
tempt to rescue her dog, which fallen
into the river. The incident speaks
volumes for Miss Meadows' kindness
of heart, but nevertheless it was fool
Ish. The dog could swim, and evi
dently the young woman couldn't.
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CUJS, Addreea A. 8. Olmated. Le Rot. M . Y.
Flesh.
All the riding hard, snooting true
and dying game poor ethics of the
open had not brought a crumb, not
a crumb, of the real bread of life.
Will Levington Comfort.
Difference.
To men a man pretends be is a good
fellow; to women, what a bad man he
Is.
Ancient Spanish University. Zl
The oldest Spanish university is
that of Salamanca, founded in 1240.
Yes, Yes.
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Craacaart Mfs. .3aattU
Had Made a Change,
Clergyman "Ibsvsja hazy recol
lection of marrying you before."
Actress "You did, but not to this
gentleman." Life.
Medical Adviser-
Dr. Johnson's Rebuke.
Dr. Johnson was once in company
with a gentleman who affected to
maintain Dean Berkeley's strange po
sition "that nothing exists but as per
ceived by some mind." When the
gentleman was going away Dr. John
son said to him: "Pray, sir, don't
leave us; for we may, perhaps, forget
to think of you and then you will cease
to exist."
True to Her Word.
Black "She said on her wedding
day that she would go through every
thing for him." White "Well, I
guess she has. I loaned him a ten
spot this morning." Judge.
Everything 0. K.
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