8YN0PSIS.
"Vnnlshlnfr Fleots," n. ntory of "what
tnlKht Imvp hnpitoiird." npcns In TVnirti
Inpton with the united Htatrannil Jnpnn
on tho vnrKO of war, Uuy Ullllcr, seo
rctnry of the Ilrltlsli onibnssy. nntl Miss
Normn Roberto, chief nltlo of Inventor
Roberts, nro Introduced an lovers. Tho
povenunent in much criticised because,
of ItH laclc of preparation for Btrlfc.
CHAPTER I Continued.
"Listen," ho commanded, again
leaning toward her. "Thero Is some
thing which makes mo think you lovo
me. I shall ask nothing moro of your
father, or of your plans, becauso I
want to mako you seo tho position."
Ho frowned at tho waiter, who came
toward them and then retreated.
"Norm," ho went on, "thero is to ho
war. Your country Is unprcparedi It
will bo overrun by nn enemy thnt is
ruthless nnd that will como to con
quer. Tho end may not bo defeat;
but as certain as death this country
will wrltho nnd suffer beforo It can
regain tho ground It will loso In tho
outset. Can't you seo that? Can't
you understand what It will bo for
you and your father hero under such
conditions? Don't you know that for
your very snfoty you must lcavo? As
my wlfo, or oven my betrothed, I can
mako tho way so much cnslor for
you! Give .mo tho right, dear, glvo mo
tho right!"
"It Is Impossible," she replied, turn
lng toward him again; and ho looked
hurt. "It Is tho very danger of war
that makes It so. You don't know-
how much I yl8h I could say yes to
you; but It's Impossible. I must bo
with my father. I owo It to him. Ho
can't go away, nor can I lcavo him.
So until tho way Is clear wo can be
frlonds only, nnd no moro."
Ho sat stunned for n moment, vain-
ly striving to understand a clrcum
stnnco or combination of conditions
which could have dictated such an
answer. Then tho thought came that
perhaps tho girl beforo him was ma
king a sacrifice to somo awful men
ace, nnd It could bo only ono thing
tho threatened Insanity of her fnthor.
But what had tho war to do with that?
Perhaps sho would novor bo moro to
him If her fnthor wont Insane, becnuso
then sho would say no becauso of her
very lovo for him, and tho fear for pos
terity. Their happiness, then, was to
depend upon tho condition of an old
man's mind.
"Norm," ho asked, softly, "Is it in
sanity?" Sho turned toward him In amaze
ment, not fathoming his lino of reason
ing. "I can tell you nothing more."
She spoko ns ono under stress and
suppression. "You must ask nothing
moro. You must tako my lovo on
faith or not at all until you know it is
tlmo for you to tell me again that I
nm necessary to you."
Ho felt that It was a crisis with
thorn, nnd slowly thought of what ho
might say to brenk away this barrier
or induce her to remove tho embargo.
They sat looking Into tho distance;
but beforo ho could formnlnto nn ar
gument tho sound of a. horse's hoofs
mndly clattering over tho pavements
caught their attention. It camo near
er and nearer, nnd then past them on
the street below a man In soldier's un
iform flashed by. They looked at each
other wonderlngly, half starting to
tholr feet, and ns they looked a sudden
pandemonium broko forth.
From nn nlloyway nearby burst an
army of newsboys, tho streets sudden
ly becamo alive with pedestrians
belched forth from cafes and hotels,
and abovo all other sounds camo tho
cries of "Extry! Extry! War broken
out! War! War! War!"
Sho turned away from him as If In
thoso cries were nn irrovocnblo sen
tence of misery, parted tho vinos and
stood- silently looking out into tho
night; and ho know without seeing
that In her eyes woro tears.
CHAPTER II.
The Sword of the Samurai.
Tho nation wus In a turmoil.
Throughout tho night and tho follow
ing day tho newspapers of tho country
sent forth n moro or less trustworthy
recountal of tho opening of hostili
ties. It had been known for weeks
that tho transports of Japan guarded
by hor entlro navy had assembled off
Nagasaki. It had oven been roportcd
thnt they had sailed away for southern
waters; but this had met with later
denial. Tho blow had fallen as swiftly
ns would that of a rattlesnnko which
for weeks had been colled nnd sinu
ously moving Its head In preparation
for nttack.
Strangely enough the first reports
of war camo from foreign sources; but
they were undoubtedly olllclal, having
been imparted by Japan to hor ally,
Great Britain. Tho bulletins issued
by tho London papers boro tho un
doubted ring of seml-olllclal uttor
nnces. That of tho Dally Mall, cabled
in full to tho American press, read:
"Japan, reluctantly abandoning hopo
of neaco by ordinary methods, has
been driven to tho oxtromo recourse
and has officially declared war against
tho United States of America."
Within half an hour after tho Is
suance of this bulletin a second an
nouncement wns made, which took no
cognizance of the fact that tho official
$y ROY NORTON
declaration must have boon preceded
by dcclslvo action:
"Tho Japancso war offlco has been
advised that on tho 27th Instant nt
noon tho Phlllpplno islands wcro com
pelled to surrender to tho Japanese
fleet, which nppenred off Manila. Not
only did tho city Itself capitulate, but
possession of tho entire islands hns
been given over. Tho Jnpanoso gov
ernment announces with duo modesty
that It hns gained n comploto nnd un
qualified victory without tho loss of a
man.
"Later. It Is announced by tho
Japancso govornment that tho pnrolo
of all ofllcors and men of tho United
Stntcs army In tho Philippines has
been nccoptcd, nnd tho men of tho
vnnqulshed nrmy havo boon nllowcd
to sail for San Francisco on board
foreign ships, which woro lying In tho
harbor nt tho tlmo of surrender."
From ovory quarter of tho land camo
Insistent demands for olllclal nows
from tho govornment, coupled with ro
quests for detailed accounts of tho de
feat. Tho administration roplicd with
tho brief statement that no verified
report of tho nctlon In tho Philippines
could bo given out nt that time. It
did stato, however, that tho official
declaration of war had been duly re-
The Ambassador
ceived, that tho Japanese nmbassador
had been withdrawn, tho legation
closed nnd thnt tho officials would
leave Now York for tholr own country
that evening, sailing by way of Liver
pool. Public clamor gavo way to popular
Indlgnntlon. Tho country was allamo
with war spirit. Guardsmen gath
ered in tholr nrmorles, awaiting of
ficial bulletins and tho expected call
to arms; and yot no orders camo.
Tho governors of sovoral states telo
graphed to tho war department for
advlco; but their only satisfaction wns
In tho following messngo sent broad
cast by tho secretary of stato:
"T.ho government, recognizing tho
patriotism nnd readiness of tho Na
tlonnl Guard of tho United States,
does not nt this Immediate moment
deslro Its services. It is woll to bear
In mind, however, that n sudden call
may bo Issued at a later data aud to
bo proparcd for omorgonclos. It
wishes to announce further that In Its
judgment thero will bo no necessity
for fighting on land, and that tho situ
ation Is completely under control. So
far there havo been no casualties re
ported from tho Philippines."
Whatever may havo been tho stnto
of tho public mind beforo tho issuance
of this declaration, tho country now
gasped with nmazemcnt. Somo of tho
moro violent nnd outspoken Journals
demanded of tho men at Washington
a statement of wliat thoy purposed to
do in this emergency, and tho most
radical intimated in no uncertain
torms that incompetent administra
tions wcro subject to Impeachment.
But to nil of this outburst tho govern
ment officials most directly interested
presented only tho same calm, placid
nnd Indifferent front. There wns noth
ing to ho detected in tholr demeanor
to Indicate that any action whatever
had been taken.
Tho various members of tho diplo
matic corps, oven to tho hlghost of tho
foreign ambassadors, gathered no now
information. Thoy woro Invariably
told, first, thnt tho United States
know thero had been n declaration of
war; second, thnt tho United Stntca
knew thnt tho Philippines had been
Burrendored; third, thnt no orders hnd
been Issued up to thnt hour for tho
sailing of any fleet, but that it was ox
pected orders would bo given beforo
tho day was over. Tho men of tho
foreign representation ono and nil folt
n gcntlo rebuff tantamount to bolng
told thnt tho United Stntcs wns at
tending strictly to its own business
nnd desired neither to bo advised nor
to bo compelled to rinswor questions,
Nono folt this moro keenly than tho
members of tho British legation, nnd
Guy Hllller In particular. His meet
ing of tho night beforo with Miss
Roberts hnd not terminated satlsfat
torlly, but hnd como to nn nbrupt
closo when ho bado her good night nt
tho door of her homo, nnd with all
his questions unanswered. Slnco thnt
moment thero hnd been llttlo tlmo for
him either to brood ovor tho situation
or to conjecturo ovor her strango nt-
titudc.
Throughout tho enrly morning ho
hurried this wny nnd thnt, receiving
visitors nnd nnswerlng requests for in
formation from Great Britain. Ills
superior, heated nnd oxnsporntotl,
broko In upon him almost ns, ho was
starting to cnll up Miss Roberts' rosl
donco. "Guy," tho nmbassador said, "wo aro
In a country of lunatics. There Is
somothlng In this government's nttl
tudo thnt Is Inexplicable. It can't bo
that thoy aro nil cowards, and yot I
havo somothlng to show you."
Tho nmbassador drow a hamlkor
chief from his sleovo and wiped tho
porsplratlon from his forehead, after
which ho reached a largo pudgy finger
Rose from His Seat.
over to tho secretary's desk, pressing
thero on a pearl-topped electric button.
"Walters," ho said to tho usher
who camo Into tho room in nnswer to
tho summons, "neither Mr. Hllllor nor
myself Is hero, nnd wo won't bo back
for an hour; thnt is what you aro to
say without exception." Then ns the
attendant bowed himself out ho beck
oned tho secretary to follow him Into
tho seclusion of his prlvnto ofllco.
Hllllor, no began, throwing a
pnpor on tho desk boforo tho secro'
tnry, who had seated himself on tho
opposlto sldo, "rend that."
Tno secretary saw uororo mm a
coilo telegram nontly Interpreted bo
tweon tho lines. It wns evidently nn
ofilclal ordor addressed to a lleet com
mandor at Callao, Peru.
"What do you mako of that," ho
asked In n tone of groat disgust, and
then, as Hllllor started to question
him, put up his hand for sllonco. "No,
it doesn't mattor whoro I got it, or
how I had It decoded; it is genulno, all
right."
Tho secretary stared at him with n
look of blank interrogation on his
face, whllo tho ambassndor roso from
tho scat Into which ho hnd thrown
himself only a moment beforo, leaned
over his desk, rostln'-; himself on tho
knuckles of his clci. hed hnnds, aud
said:
"That Is on ordor from tho secretary
of tho navy posltlvol: commanding all
tho vossols owned by tho United
States In Pnclflc wh-tb to roturn
without dolay to HMtlmoro. It's n
slinmo, Hint's what 1' Is! Tho othor
nntlona of tho world i hould Intervene
nnd provont this country from com
mitting suicide. Conditions aro so ox
traordlnnry that I don't daro Intrust
nnyono hut yon to mako a report of
(ho situation, and you havo got to do
that In person."
Ho walked up nnd down tho room
excitedly for a few moments, frooly
expressing his porploxlty over tho
turn of events, nnd ended by abruptly
ringing for n tlmetnblo nnd n sailing
llBt, which ho consulted boforo again
addressing hiniBPlt to his secretary.
"Get out of hero ns quickly as you
can!" ho ordered. "Go to your rooms,
throw what stuff you need Into n bag,
nnd tnko tho first train you can got
for Now York! 1 shall moot you nt
tho station hero and glvo you such re
ports of conditions as I can wrlto In
tho meantime When you get to Now
York, go as quickly as you can to tho
Cunnrd dock, from which tho Lucnnla
is duo to Ball oarly In tho morning. I
shall hold her up until you arrive. De
liver my lottcrs In porson to tho for
eign sccrotnry's ofllco In London, nnd
nnswor such questions as you can re
garding this remarkablo situation nnd
this Incomprehensible government.
Thoso mnttorB nro too Important to
ndmlt of delay and ordlnnry official ro
ports. Go quickly!" ho concluded, al
most shoving Hllller through tho door.
"I'll nttend to everything hero. Don't
let thero bo any delay on your part!"
Tho secretary hurried away to
make preparations for his doparturo,
leaving tho perturbed nmbassador to
preparo his reports. Ho called a cab
and drove to his npartmcnt, Intent on
first telephoning to Miss Roberts. His
man met him nt tho door nnd handed
him a letter addressed In n familiar
hand, which ho hastily toro open and
rend as ho stood In tho open doorwny:
"Dear Guy: 1 have boon cnllcd
away very suddonly, nnd am going to
my father. Ho needs mo now more
than over. I ennnot niter nnythlng
which I told you lust night, nor enn I
ndd nnythlng, snvo to any thnt somo-
time, somehow, God willing, wo shall
be together ngnln, under clrcum
otnnces whoro 1 can toll you nil the
truth. It will do no good to wrlto to
tho old address; for I shall not bo
thero. Thero will bo no mentis of our
communicating, I fenr, for nn in
definite time, it Is always within tho
realms of possibility, when wnr is on
n land, that friends may novor moot
ngnln. If such should bo our enso, I
pray that you will remember this
ovon up to tho last I loved you.
Good-by. NORMA."
Stunned by this uncxpoctod missive,
he hurried to tho telephone, nnd in n
fever of hnsto nnd nnxlety cnllcd up
her home, only to bo told thnt sho had
departed In tho enrllor hours of tho
morning nfter receiving a messago
presumably from hor father. Ha
could lenrn nothing furthor of hor. Ho
was stopped as If by nn Insurmount-
nblo wall. IIo cursed tho fato which
separated them nnd tho ordor which
sent him nwny without giving tlmo to
sea her, nnd ivJiost In opon rebellion
thought for n moment of refusing to
net ns king's courier, resolving rnthor
to resign from his position nnd nbnn
don his post; but ho wns hound by
tho training of years nnd tho demnnds
of duty, nnd nt the lust moment
bonrdod tho train which wns to tako
him from the country nnd tho woman
ho loved.
And ovon ns ho went tho object of
his sollcltudo wns speeding nwny into
tho south on a speclnl train.
Tho train consisted of only two
Pullmnns nnd a dining cnr. Boforo It
In Its southern flight tho wny seemed
nlwnys opon, nnd hour nftor hour it
rushed onward, drawn by tho most
powerful locomotives thnt could bo oh
tnlncd. Norma was tho only womnn
passenger aboard; all tho others woro
grim-faced, sun-tnnned mon of tho
sen, who hnd been summoned to Wash
ington from vnrioun navy ynrds and
ships within tho month. Of nil on
board sho was tho only civilian, nnd
yot tho ono whom tho government
Boomed most unxlous to transport
Tho ofllcors thonisolvcs gathered Into
llttlo groups, discussing tno war
which had oponcd so nbruptly, nnd
speculating ns to why in such nn 1m
portnnt crisis thoy hnd beon ordered
from their posts of duty to report for
further ndvlccs nnd senled Instruc
tions at so .unimportant nnd lsolatod
u seaport ns tho Hinnll ono on tho
const of Florida to which thoy wero
heading.
Another singular fcaturo of this
Journey wns thnt nil nbonrd, from tho
distinguished admiral to tho junior
lieutenant commnnder, wore, by or
der, In tho plainest of civilian dress
Thnt It had been tho Intention of tho
wnr dopnrtmont to mnlntnln their
Identity secret was proved by tho com
ments of n railway official who stood
near ono of tho coaches whllo waiting
for a change of locomotives.
"You understand, don't you," ho
snld to n man apparently n train dis
patcher, stnndlng besldo him, "thnt
this train has tho right of way over
ovorythlng? Sidetrack tho flyer If
necessary to get this through. There
can't bo nnythlng In front of hor, and
tho only limit to hor tlmo Is tho speed
of tho ongtno that pulls her. I under
stand It's n party of secret servlcfl
pcoplo tho government Is sending to
Cuba, That's all I know about it, and
It's in lino with everything olso you
naturally can expect from such a lot
of insana men hh they soem to havo
In Washington."
Thoy whirled away from tho sta
tion, looking nt ench other blankly,
nnd wondering what tho putcomo of
all this mystery could bo. Every
action so far was without precodont.
Thero wns a disposition on tho part
of Homo of them to bemoan tho fato'
which had detached them from their
ships at a time when the country was
to be defended nnd glory won; but
this was hrnuuht to a sudden end by
grim old "Fighting Bob" Kevins, the
ndmlral, who reprimanded them for
daring to criticise their superiors or
their orders.
(TO HE CONTINUED.)
Tho drat Looks woro bound by At
talus, king of I'ergainus. In 108 U, O,
POSER.
Mrs. Whim- You needn't say woman
hns no tucchnnicnl genius. 1 can do
nnythlng on onrth with only n hair
pin. Mr. Whim Woll, sharpen this lead
pencil with It.
An Experienced Walker.
Chnmplon Hnyes of Mnrnthon fame,
praised at n dinner In Now York n
wnlkor.
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"Yes," said Mr. Hayes, "and tho noxt
race ho enters, mnrk mo, ho will win."
"Why, I didn't know ho had had
nny oxporlcnco ns n walker," Bald tho
other In a puztled voice.
Mr. Hayes laughed.
"No experience an u wnlkor, oh?"
snld he. "And tho fellow's owned nn
$S0 Dccond-hnnd motor car for tho laBt
two yenrsl"
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Tha rcnilfrt ct ltd miht III lie plriMfHl to Intra
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
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Thirty Years
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