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CHAPTER XIVTWO CALLS FROM THE EXEU-

TEPPIXGHAM was up and about

D quite early the next morningthat Is quite early for himHe had his rolls and coffee

and strolled out in the shady park for-

a smoke The princess whose sense ofhumiliation had not been lessened bythe fitful sleep of the night beforewas walking In the shade oT the treeson the lower terrace beyond the foun ¬

tains and the artificial lake-I was thinking of you she said in

greeting as he came upHow nice you are he said But

my dear is it wise in you to be think-ing

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of us handsome devils Its a mostdangerous habitthInking of other

menBut Deppy dear the prince isnthere she said falling into his hu-

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That makes quite a differencedoesnt it

Your logic Is splendid Pray resumeyour thoughts of meIf they werepleasant and agreeable Ill not blowon you to Karl By the way I have acompliment for you Browne saysyour hair Is more beautiful thanPongs Thats quite a complimentTitian never even dreamed of hair likePongs

You know Deppy she said with-a pout I am very unhappy about myhair It is quite red I dont see why Ishould have hair like that of a redcocker It seems so animallsh

Rubbish Why should you com ¬

plain Look at my hair Its beenlikened more than once to that of aJersey cow

Oh how I adore Jersey cows Now-I wouldnt mind that a bit

They were looking toward the lowergates while carrying on this frivolousconversation A man had just enteredand was coming toward them Roth rec ¬

ognized the tall figure in gray flannelsI trust I am not intruding Chase

said as he came up His gaze was asmuch for Deppingham as for the prin ¬

cess his remark quite impersonal-Not at all not at all said Don

plngham quickly his heart leaping tothe conclusion that the way to theAmerican bar was likely to be opened-at last Charmed to have you hereMr Chase Youve been most un-

neighborly Have you been presented-to her highness the Oh to be sureOf course you have Stupid of me

We met ages ago she said with-an ingenuous smile which would havedisarmed Chase if he had been pre-

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for anything else As a matter-of fact he had approached her In thelight of an adventurer who expectsnothing and grasps at straws

In the dark ages said he so rue ¬

fully that her smile grew He hadcome in truth to ascertain why herhusband had not conic with her

But not the forgotten variety I-

fancy said Deppingham shrewdlyIt would be impossible for the prin-

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to forget the greatest of all foolssaid Chase

He was no worse than other mor ¬

tals said sheThank you said Chase Then he

turned to Lord Deppingham Myvisit requires some explanation LordDeppingham You have said that Iam unneighborly No doubt you ap-

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my reasons One has to re ¬

spect appearances with a dry smileWhen one Is In doubt he must do as

the Moslems do especially If the Mos ¬

lems dont want him to do as he wants-to do

No doubt youre right but it sounds-a bit involved murmured Deppingham Lady Deppingham will be dolighted to see yon Are you ready tocome in princess

They started toward the chateaukeeping well in the shade of the boxedtrees the princess between the two

menI say Chase do you mind relievingmy fears a bit With all due respect-to your estimable clients it occurs tome that they are likely to break overthe traces at any moment and raisethe very old Harry at somebody elsesexpense Id like to know if my head-Is really safe-

I came to see you in regard to thatvery thing Lord Deppingham I dontwant to alarm you but 1 do not likethe appearance of things They donttrust me and they hate you quite naturally Im rather sorry that our Brit ¬

ish manofwar is out of reach Praydont be alarmed princess It is mostimprobable that anything evil willhappen And in any event we canhold out against them until reliefcomes

We demanded DepplnghamCertainly If it comes to an assault-

of any kind upon the chateau I trustthat I may be considered as one ofyou I wont serve assassins and ban ¬

ditsat least not after theyve gotbeyond my control Besides if theworst should come they wont discrim-inate

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In my favorWhy do you stay here Mr Chase

asked the princess You admit thatthey do not like you or trust youWhy do you stay

I came out here to escape certainconsequences said he candidly Illstay to enjoy the uncertain ones I

I am not in the least alarmed on mjI own account The object of my visit

Lord Deppingham is to ask you to be-

en your guard up here After the nextsteamer arrives and they learn thatSir John will not withdraw uw iu nbmission to Iltmilns demand wirh this

additi 11 rows that your soVitnrhave filed injunction and have berun-a bitter contort that may tie up theestate for years then I gay we mayhave trouble It is best that youshould know what to expect I amnot a traitor to my cause in telliut

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you run it is no more tnan i wouldexpect from you were the conditionsreversedIts mighty decent in you Chase to

put us on our guard Would you mindtalking It over with Browne and meafter luncheon Youll stay to lunch ¬

eon of courseThank yon It may be my death

sentence bat Ill stayIn the wide east gallery they saw

Lady Deppingham and Bobby Brownedeeply engrossed iu conversation Dep ¬

pingham started und involuntarily al ¬

lowed his hand to go to his temple asif to check the thought that flittedthrough his brain I

Good Lord he said to himself isit possible that they are fiisiderlngthat Saunders proposition Sure-ly

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they cant be thinking of thatAs he led the way across the green

Brownes voice came to them distinct-ly

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He was saying earnestly-The mere fact that we have come

out to this blessed isle is a point infavor of the islanders Chase wontoverlook it and you may be sure SirJohn Brodney is making the most ofit Our coming is a guarantee that weconsider the will valid It is an ad ¬

mission that we regard it as sound-If not why should we recognize itsprovisions even In the slightest de-

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Brltt is looking for hallucina-tions

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and allSh came In a loud hiss from some ¬

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where near at hand and the two inthe gallery looked down with startledeyes upon the distressed face of LordDepplngham They started to their

I feet at once astonishment and wonder-in their faces They could scarcelybelieve their eyes The enemy

He was smiling broadly as he liftedhis helmet smiling In spite of the dis-

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that showed so plainly In Depplnghams manner

Chase was warmly welcomed by the I

two heirs Lady Agnes was especiallycordial Her eyes gleamed joyously asshe lifted them to meet his admiring-gaze She was amazingly pretty Theconviction that Chase had mistakenher for Lady Agnes the evening be-

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the Princess Genevra A shameless-wave of relief surged through herheart

Continued Tomorrow

HOLIDAY BARGAINS-AT THE GLOBE-

Be sure before you do your holidayshopping to call at the Globe and look I

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Dry Goods from which so many use ¬

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LAKE WEIR

Mrs J T Carson of Nashville andher guest Miss Mary Hart arrivedlast week to spend the winter at theircottage on the lake

I Mrs Henry Volkman and daughter-Miss Louise of Torrington Conncame in on the night train Saturday-to spend the winter Several friendsfrom the same place will follow them-in a few days

Colonel Burnham of Waco Texas isa guest of the Smith House

Mrs J T Carson and Mrs K HClements have made several ship-ments

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or oranges and grapefruit fromtheir groves the past week

Quite a party of young folks wentto Eastlake Saturday night to a dance-at Mr Frank Newports store Among I

the number were the Misses CampMiss Hart Mr J D Taylor MrsFred Smith and Mr Dell Moody

Mrs Ernest Lytle and cousin MissNichols a charming young lady of

I Nashville Tenn came over from I

Eastlake Sunday in Air Lvtles trimlittle launch that he has put on the I

lake recently They were calling onfriends and attended church t

A party of capitalists were heresome days ago looking over the old I

chautauqua grounds with a view oferecting a fine hotel which we predictwould be filled to its utmost capacity-with

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commodations the past summer andfallr J W Westover is building MrCharlie Valkman a twentyfoot boatwhich he will launch in a few weeks

The many friends of Mrs J BMartin are delighted to know she is I

recovering from her severe illnessunder the unremitting care of Dr HW Henry and a trained nurse fromOcala

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We have just received one of the famous IdealLawn Mower Grinders a machine especially builtri for the purpose of grinding Lawn Mowers which

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old style way which is usually done by inexpe-rienced workman with a file or an emery wheel

Next time your Mower needs sharpeningL 4 bring it in or notify us and we will4i make it cut so nicely it will surprise you

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Mr R M C Ward who has beenliving at Zuber for several monthdied at the Marion County Hospital-last Sunday afternoon of pneumonia-Mr Ward was born and raised nearTallahassee He was an unassuming-kind of a man but seemed to be up-

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in all of his dealings He leavesto mour his death there sons by aformer wife and a wife and five small 1

children He was about fifty yearsold Sympathy is extended to hisfamily

Rev J X AVeatherford preached hislast sermon for the year here lastSunday moring He preached an ex-

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sermon which was appreciated-by al who heard it

Mr J W Fowler of Hawthornespent several days the first of theweek with his old friend A A Olin

Mrs Hattie A Webb went up toJacksonville a few days ago to haveher eyes treated She was accom-panied

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by her daughter Miss JuliaMr Vernon Knoblock and bride and

his moter of Martin attended prayermeeting here Sunday night

The W O W will hold a regularmeeting next Friday the 17th inst Thegoat will be ridden by Mr Reims ofZuber All soverigns are Invitedespecially visiting sovereigns Wepromise all a pleasamp evening

HER HEART WAS BROKENbecause her complexion was bad tadshe could find nothing to clear It upLadies a bad complexion Is caused-by an inactive liver An inactive liv-er will be put in perfect condition bytaking Ballards Herblne The un

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FARMERS UNION MEETING-All members of the Farmers Union

in Marion county are requested tomeet with the Ocala locate in OcalaSaturday Dec 18th at 130 p m forthe purpose of devising plans for theestablishing of a warehouse in Ocdfor the benefit ef the farmers

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