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"Mease, teacher," said Bobby, "couldn't you take three quarts of mlk from two cowsT"-Naw .ork Kvening Post. Iive Eternal. They that love beyond the world lot b" -P"-tcd b it-111""" cannot Penn, COLLEGE - .. i w ll SERIAL STORY Th. Isolated Continent A Romance of the Future) By Cuido voa Horvath and Dean Hoard UtWHial Wit ai a) ay w t (rijapn raaaki aa and 8YNOPSIS. For fifty year the continent of North Am.rlca l,a.1 taxlatad from the raat of I ha world t.y the uaa of Z-rays, a won flarful Invention of llannlhal I'rudant. The Invanilon had saved the country rr'.m. forelfn Invaalun. and the continent ha1 hwn united under one rovtrnrntnl wnn frutlent na orealdent. For half century pi-are and proap'rity relKned In this part of the world. The story opens wlih I'raaldent I'rudant critically 1U. His earn la tuiatrnrd hy the reoelDt of wieesa from Count von Werdenstetn of nermany that he has at laat aucceaded In peneiratlna the rays. Iylne. ha warns nia dauaiiier Astra, that thla means a for- elan Invaalon. He tnlla her to hurry to o. laienn or t iryne, but dies before na ean tell the location of the pi are. Astra a nominated for tha Drealdencv by the continental party. Napoleon Edison calls en astra. lnrr.rnia her that he waa a pu pil of her father's, and pmmleea to help ner. ne eives ner a ring made or a new ly flla'-overM auhafanre which, he says. will solve tha problem of flying. Cheval ier dl lon Hpitrs In Fur'tpe. He calls an von Yerd-nateln and offers him tha recret of mnklnir gold In return for abso ufe disarmament and peare. The cheval ier Is anapecied of letna an Amarloan. tie la e-li-d at r.lnht and carried off In an areoplani' Aalra la InAtiffurnted Trealdnl Kha riw-elvea a meeaage from Vdann, whoaa lore; sllenre has worried har. that ha has t.,.en a prisoner for two months on the Island of llelanland and has )'iat aaraped He announces that the confederated fWt of Furone has Bailed for Anierta. He prnmlaes to call on her ma roiiowtng nlsht. Cnunteaa Kosiny spy. heonrnea a prisoner In hope of wur 1ns Napoleon's secret. 8he falls In lova with him. Bhe aareea to Join him In an attempt to ea.-Rpe. Hy the uaa of flra- worka he iiimmriM a curious flying ma- chine whl h r-aemtilea a monster eagla. Ha eS'-apa and aerida his meaaaa;e to Astra. KdlHon calls on Astra aa oromleed. Ha telle her his pinna for defense hava been romnleted. hut that he will rive full er detnlla at his workshop on the laland of Clryne In the 1'aclfl'-. They make tha trip In three hours Hie plans are baaed on the peculiarity of the new substance, rlrvnlth. which la lltrhtcr than any known metal and la nractlcally Indeatructlhle. The Kuropeana eucroed In paaalng the line of Isolation hut find that the Amert- cans have f-attthllahed a second one. Kdl on delivers a note to von Werdenateln In hla flfiKshlp demanding that tha fleet ba withdrawn. CHAPTER X Continued. The eagle lingered above tha right wing of the first line of dreadnought. Napoleon could Inflict any damage he chose. He could almost count the number of men aboard each veaeel. Werdensleln rnve hurried order, and watched eagerly for their execution A few minute) later two armored monoplanes glided up from the flag- shin and turned toward the eagle. Napoleon must have suspected their Intention, for he circled higher and higher up. The bat followed the agle; each monoplane carried four men, each of whom carried email cali ber, mltrellous bombs and other am munition of war. dmii the eaglo went higher and higher, hovering above the north wing the long line of war boat. It wa i0 ngh now that It appeared only ,peck to the naked eye. The plane ascended In a anlral. and they wera fKr behind. The eagle turned and led tne tw0 pianea along the line, near the fiar.hlp. It descended quickly and mn,e a dip similar to the woop of the eaglo on Ha prey that caused the thousanda of spectators to believe was railing, but before It touched the water It darted forward and skimmed the waves. IU great wing touching the water occasionally. Napoleon watched the enemle who were now above him. One cad aroppeo several bombs, but none had touched theswtftlymovlngaerodromone. A turn of the whoel caused the eagle to make a circle before the Urigltta, then went higher and higher until reached the two monoplanee. Before Naooleon knew what they were about an nlanea had opened fire; he was so close to them that the bullet fell on hi aerodromone like hall. Th result waa surprising. The deadly mls slle rebounded from the side without leaving a mark on the glittering body. Nenoleon had cleverly led them di rectly In front of the flagship, o that the ecene was enacted before the eye f the count and hi staff. It waa mar velous, the greatest play a man's aye had ever rested upon. Napoleon turned to face tha ascend ing bat The count aw him reach up to a lever that he had not used beiore. He hesitated for a moment, but when the first bomb was thrown at him he pulled th lever; a flash followed. Zlg iag lines of lightning burst forth and th one armored monoplane was shat tered Into a thousand bits. Ita fate seemed to shatter the nerve or me en gineer on the other piane, ror ...mad and raced for the flagship. waa too late. Napoleon pulled the ..aln and it followed Ita com rade Into space. The count was pale; h had been riven a terrible example of hla ana- -..a nower. etlll ha did not torn back Orders were flashed to tha two boats ...raat tha eagla to open lira with their heavy gun. Napoleon read th erder on hla plate and waa sad. bat vw that tha only way to save mW . n.H.11 - - - . tha masses from anniniiaiwm painful operation. Bis right hand waa oa tha tha left on tha wheel; aa tha fuaa be low thundered, the bird ma a waa far way, and their ah alia were waatedl But the neit moment brought the avenging auawer; lightning after light. ning darted toward the two boats, the powder magazines exploded and the dreaded g tan La were wrecka, linking. few minute later the boat were gone, leaving a mass of floating debrta and dead men. Tb Count von Werdenatela looked at the scene helpleaaly. for tha first time In bla Ufa ha realized how pony h waa. H looked tor tha eagle, but It had dlaappeared. Boat were put out at once to rea- eua those who had not bean killed by the explosions; but tha experience of that day had spread terror over the whole fleet and tha effect waa demor alizing. The Count von Werdenatela ordered all the commander to gather at the flagship, for ha felt that he had to de cide on aome action. Ha paced the bridge of the Urigltta. The navy and army under hla command, that ha had thought great enough to conquer the whole world, had been defeated by a alngle man. When the council of war began tha count stood to talk, but before he laid word a message from one of the transport boat waa handed him. It read: We can see the other boats toward the east, but wo cannot communicate with them. They are trying to reach ua, but can make no progreaa. Please aend order. CHAPTER XI. Astra and Rosltta. Th excitement caused by Napole on' encounter with the enemy waa In describable. The automatlo eleetro- tylograph on board tha American Eagle had recorded the action of the fleet and had mad a copy of the count' answer to America's dealre. The attack on the aerodromone wa shown and the eubsequent destruction of the monoplane. Napoleon Edison's name was In large print on every board. The Hourly Stylograph aaid God bless our deliverer!" The Amer ican's comment wa "The hero of America." Ha was compared to Wash ington, to Lincoln and many other great American patriots. His nam was on the lips of every cltlxan. No one watched the helloboard with such Interest and none prayed for Na poleon's success mora sincerely than Astra as she sat In her library with tha Countess Roslny. Astra's kindness toward tha countess had not aoothed the pain she suffered. She would have preferred a dungeon of ancient times, where she could rave at her and curse her, but she waa a secret service agent, and had early learned tha art of concealing her feel ings. With passion burning In her heart she waa able to respond gracefully to Astra. Even while she watched th conflict of the American Eagla and tha European fleet she was scheming. She lived for Intrigue. Her soul craved the excitement of battling mind. She considered herself still In the employ of the Count yon Wer denstetn. so sh planned aa she thought tha count would hava de manded. Bantoa Duprel came to report tha events of tha day at tha Z ray station, and to put before Astra suggestion tor further defense. Napoleon could not come personally, so ha sent bis trusted assistant. Ha was admitted to tha library where the countess aat Santo Duprel wa a pleasant Indi vidual, having, as most fat men, a keen sense of humor. He greeted tha two beautiful women with a broad smile. When Rosltta retired to tha rooms that had been assigned her sh sat Th Once Armored Monoplane Waa Shattered Into a Thousand Bits. for a long time motionless, maturing a olan for tha benefit of tha Count von Werdenateln. Astra was still at work la tha library, completing preparations for tha following day' dutle aa aha oloaed her desk a sigh, a prayer left her Up: "God save our country, and shield Napoleon." The next morning th admiral of tha united navies of America iwoarvwd order to sail with tha fleet toward tha anamr. Even tha formation of tha great squadron waa planned In detail. Tha gray boats steamed toward tha east In a broad line; they arrived at tha Isolation and could sea hand reds of men-of-war before them, flying tha flags of almost every European nation, but bo sound penetrated th Invisible ray that stretched before them. Tha Connt Ton Werdenatela was to despair. He and all hla been Imprisoned between two Z ray) for a week. He had held council of war and the quickest boat and air crafts war srnt out to break through tha lines of resistance. He waa ready to retire to Europe. Tha word retreat did not aaem eo bameful aa tt bad. They had not seen the eagle during thla time, but the arrival of th obso lete men-of-war told tha count that aome preparation bad been made by hla enemy to end thla terrible atate of affair. Th eagle' appearance waa report ed early one morning. It came majes tically sliding downward from a great height, flying the beautiful tricolor flag of liberty. This time Santos waa at tha wheel. Napoleon and a woman stood behind him. Tha bird flew directly to tha flag ship. Not even the flag of truce waa ahown. When it reached tha Brigttta tha eagle dropped down toward tha count, who stood on the bridge. His face was pale and careworn, and his ayes spoke of many sleepless nights, "Brigttta, ahoy!" shouted Napoleon through the speaking tube. "A mea sage for the commander." He dropped a large sealed letter at the count's teeC The eagle then turned and disappeared In the clouds toward the west. Thought and care had been put Into the message. It was a great docu ment In Itself, but 1U greateat beanty was in its expression of brotherly lore. In Its magnanimity In extending mercy to the enemy. Rosltta waa present when that doc ument wa read Cnally. Bhe was on of th laat to touch it before it was carefully wrapped In the silk coveraj It waa she who placed the great seal on th imposing envelope. - Th count took the message and re tired Into his cabin, where nobody dared disturb him. Hs cut the enve lope, unfolded the silk wrapping and began to read. It waa a long, concise resume of the present state of affairs; the chancellor waa touched by tha klndneas of his enemies. Notwith standing the degrading defeat, h knew now that the loas would not b aa great aa he feared. Tha document decided upon tha fol lowing: JL Tha whole navy of the confeder ate European mights shall bs dellv ered Into the hands of Admiral John Earle, the American commander, who will see that all men and officers are safely returned to European ports. 1. The war vessels shall be the prop erty of tha United Republics of Amer ica, In consideration of which the said United Republics of America will pay sum of money to be decided upon; however, not less than one-third of tha actual value involved. t. Tha European armies shall ba Im mediately disarmed and tha men In aervlca shall ba returned to their i homea. 4. No other force, save for policing and a number of bodyguard for th reigning ruler, shall ba allowed to exlat in any of th countries. Th United Republics of America will so that this Item, In particular. Is en forced. I 5. Th United Republic of America will open It porta to all foreign com merce, will glva free entrance to all European product, and also Insure free exportation Into Europe for Amer ican products. 6. Tha oriental foes on tha eastern hemisphere will be treated with whan final settlement is agreed upon, bat until that time the isolation In Paclflo water will be maintained. 7. Peace shall reign over the earth; national differences shall be settled be an International committee that will make It headquarter In Wash ington, the capital of tha United Ra publloa of America. 8. Any further point that may aria In the course of events will be decided upon after the final settlement with the rulers of all the countries. When the cdunt turned over th last page a tiny sup oi paper ieu u uie floor. He picked it up and glanced at the words that were written and not typed, as was the rest of the message. It was a writing that he knew welL "Don't hesitate! Accept the treaty! The future rests in the aerodromone, tha secret of which will be delivered to you, sooner or later, i nave sepi my contract; will talk or my reward when circumstances permit." Thia waa not signed, but It was not necessary. "And I," murmured the count, after a moment, "I never thought of Rosltta. What a wonderful, clever woman she Is. But what will be her price? What la the difference," sighed the man who had suffered so much th last few day. "The next time we meet It will be In th air." He regained hi calmness, finished th paper and refolded 1L Ha placed Rosltta' message In his pocketbooK. Twenty-four hours were given for consideration. He called his admirals together at four o'clock that afternoon. Th council sat until lata that night When tha admirals and captains left for their respective boats they were depressed. The world seemed to hava reached tha millennium. One thing they were certain of. That -waa that they did not know how they would earn a living when release from military duty. When Napoleon came for tha aa awer, ha received tha original docu ment lgnd by th commander la chief and all th commanders of th respective nation of the European confederacy. When tha American Eagla appeared for tha first time above the capital Its mission waa to announce that peace on earth would ba established. (TO BS CONTINUED.) Hsr Work Undone. After a woman has spent twenty rears trying to make a man of har on, along comes another woman who prooeads to mak? a fool of hla ta tweeoty aalsutaa. Raises the Dough Better ALL'GROCERS A TJTffllMES r( BUSINESS COLLEGE i I I, WASHINGTON 6 TENTH STSi JL Ui PORTLAND.. ORIL. 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