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UCSSSttfil
The Man
From Home
A Novellzallon of the Play
of the Same Name
By BOOTH TARKINGT0N and
HARRY LEON WILSON
Ccpyrijht. IJ49. by Anttfua Pms
Association
' . CHAPTER XIV.
BLACKUAIL. '
PIKE was still standing with the
letter la his hand, looking after
Ethel, when lie awoke to the
reallzntku of what bcr words
meant to hlin. She had given her
promise, and she did not mean that
anything In the world should make
her revoke It That promise was sacred
to her. Just as If it bad been spoken
before a clergyman.
Ia bis heart Pike knew be would
bare to give in If be was to make her
bappy, and yet be knew tbat In mak
ing her temporarily happy be would
be making her eternally miserable. If
he conld hare tbc stKngth to hold
out against ber and refuse to sanction
the marriage be knew the crew of
aristocrats would never accept her
without the cash, and tbat by the
terms of John Simpson's will could
never be theirs without his consent
Of his own hopes he could see but
the faintest glimmering. He had Ir
retrievably ofTended the girl, and she
would hate him all her life for It, he
feared, nis entrance Into her flew
phase of life hud been unfortunate.
His continuance in it was little else
than an Insult, according to her way
of thinking. And Jim Cooley, whom
he bad trusted to find the II mv In the
Hawcastle escutcheon that ho knew
bad existed, had failed him miserably.
The lawyer felt that he was a long
way from home. He sighed nnd turned
to where the sun was sinking in a
haze of red across the bay. Then he
heard the voice of Horace and chim
ing with it the cultured accents of
Lord Hawcastle. Apparently they
were coming to seek him. She had
reiterated his refusal.
Wearily he turned agaiu to the au
tomobile and leaned against it As be
did so he beard Horace say:
"But Ethel says Mr. Pike positively
refuses."
In return he heard Hawcastle reply:
"Leave him to me. In ten minutes
be will be as meek as a lamb."
Dumbly Pike ' wondered what fresh
argument the carl had to offer and
mentally steeled himself against it
As he looked up he encountered the
steady glare of the earl.
"My dear 1'ike." begun the latter,
"there is a certain question"
"I said I would not discuss that with
yon. I meant what I said," observed
Daniel quietly.
"This is another question," went on
the other, heedless of the warning or
at least unaffected by It.
"Late this afternoon I developed a
great anxiety concerning tho penalty
prescribed by Italian law for those for
tunate and impulsive individuals who
connive at the escape or concealment
of certain unfortunates who are want
ed by the police."
Daniel looked nt hlin, with a smile.
"So you're all worked up about that,
are you?" Hawcastle glared at hlin,
but went on.
"So deeply that I ascertained the
penally for It. Tor the person whose
kind heart has so betrayed . hlin-the
penalty Is two years In prison, nnd
Italian prisons, I am credibly Informed,
are unpleasant."
Pike ruminated nnd folded his letter.
"Being in Jail ain't much liko an
Elks' carnival," he observed.
"Kven a citizen of your admirable
country could not escape If his com
plicity were proved if he were caught
in the act. I will Im plain with you."
These last words had an ominous
note. "Let us Imagine that a badly
wanted man appeared upon the, per
gola here and made an appeal to one
of your countrymen who. for tho pur
poses of argument. Is nt work upon
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J. C Smith
314 E.
You must not forgot Ihe 'nioo fish
coming' in everv dnv nt, the Ito'u"
this car. Kuy that the" too amaTolo
American conceals tho fugitive under
the untoinobllo nnd afterward, with
the connivance of n friend, deceives
the officers of tho law aud shelters the
criminal, say, In a room of that lowor
suit there."
He looked about In the growing twi
light and pointed dramatically to tho
window. Plko, now thoroughly Inter
ested nnd with his pulso beating a
rapid tattoo, followed his finger. The
carl went on; i
"Imagine for instance, that the shad
ow which appears upon that curtain
were that of tho wanted man. Would
you not agrco then to a reasonable re
quest?
Daniel swallowed pnlufully, for be
saw In some ninnncr thnt that sway
In; window curtain which hod caught
his eye an hour ago hud held a dis
tinct menace. " It seemed too bad" that
this should be the cud of It nil nil the
defeases be had raised for tho girl of
bin dead friend should bo swept away
In an Instant by a bit of folly.
"What would be tho nature of that
request?" he asked.
"It would concern a certain alliance
ailght concern a certain settlement,"
the carl replied softly.
"If tho request were refused, what
would the consequences be?" Plko
went on, with lowered eyes, for ho
would not trust himself to meet those
of the nobleman.
"Two years nt least in prison for
the American."
"Looks bad for that American, til?"
Pike inquired whimsically.
Lord Hnwcastlc stepped close to
him.
(To be continued.)
GOLD HILL ITEMS.
(The Xews.)
Uasil Kcllogg of Grants I'at
m Colli Hill I uesilay.
A. X. Ilnlhurt visited Grants Pass
the fore part of this week.
Miss .Martina Thielo is visiting
friends living in Ashland this week.
Airs. Pertha Dixon (nee Nichols)
of Crook county is visiting relatives
and friends in the valley.
S. ('. McClcudan mid A. Jennings.
with their families, relumed Wednes
day from u camping trip on Evans
creek.
J. H. Beemnii and family returned
this week from u trip to the Lucky
Unit mines where Mr. Tleeman is
having done some development work.
I ivin Unv nod John Ralls returned
Tuesday from a hunting I rip ini the
headdwaters of Evans creek. They
rcsrt glVme plentiful, hut hard to
get, owing to the dryness or llio
woods.
Marion Lance, J. G. Phlegar an 1
M. S. Bidcn were in Godl Hill Thurs
day on their way home from n hunt
ing trip in the Sardine creek section.
They had the ustiul lucky.
Kalph Darling. Sam Hodges, K. II.
Moore ami L. ('. Applegalc left on
Thursday morning- via nulo for f 'ru
ler Lake. They expect to mako the
round trip in three days and he back
by Saturday morning at (ho latest.
The numerous brush fires have
caused the atmosphere to he pii't'.v
coiisideralile murky of late. The fires
seem to In? iiiineipiilly in the lower
hills, the higher ranges being guard
ed verv closelv both by the gover.i-
incut rangers and watchmen of pri
vate owners of timber lands.
Cluirlcs Gilchrist, a prominent
huiiker and lumberman of Ontralia,
Wash., together with his wife and son.
Harry and. his. wile, hd Mowers auo
wife. 'nnd son and Air. Rowers' moth
er formed an auiomoonc puny, v. moo
reached here Tuesday evening from
Centralia on a pleasure trip of the
coast. They arc traveling in two ma
chines and;'inloiid going by way of
Crescent City Through California us
far south art Los Angeles. They are
equipped willi camping outfits nnd
am fakinfr their time along 11m rond.
The ohjecl "f H'1'1'' ntop here was to
i.-it Thomas GilchriM, the sage of
Fools creek, whose occasional con
iriliulions to these, columns lmvo hec.i
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