'’Anyhow, it was, as I say, a case
of self defense—for we’d got to
get to the water—though I don't
say I wasn’t glad of the excuse
to go for him. So ‘Hen- Schlaeht'
died that day—and rose again that
night, in the person of myself.
"And when I reached Mekazzen,
the Malignis were there all ready
to vouch for me—'pass-word, pho
tograph, and all.”
“Filthy treachery,” ex c 1 a i med
Margaret in deep disgust and in
dignation.
“Yes, pretty bad. It might be ar
gued, of course,” continued Colonel
Le Sage, “that I’m as bad as they
are; the receiver as bad as the
thief.”
“Oh, no,” expostulated Margaret.
"You are working for France, work
ing for good—not for your own
personal profit, not making money
by betraying the person who em
ploys you and trusts you.”
Colonel Le Sage raised his huge
hand and patted Margaret’s shoul
der.
“Thank you, my dear. And now
let’s consider the ’Emperor Riccoli’
for just a moment.”
(Copyright, 1932, F. A. Stokes Co.)
And tomorrow the mystic
password “Yelverbury” again
comes to Le Sage’s ears.
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strutting the ferry float having just
completed the nine hundred mile
journey from Seattle to Juneau on
the Amy, new ferry .boat for Gas
tineau Channel. The Amy tripped
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