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194 , THE GIRL PROM HONG-KONG. of the freedom that Anglo-Saxons love and demand will descend upon the magnificent land of ths czars—when all ' this terrible plotting will ceas3 because there shail be no further excuse for it in the enlightenment that shail fail like a benison 1pon the domain that now acknowledges ‘the open-hearted Nicholas as tts emperor. Donahue realizes that it would be well for him to take a hand in the matter, for he sees that Doris is dazed by the remarkable actions of the sword handler. “IT myself have only reached 8t. Petersburg an hour er so since. Miss Evans has been here two days. She segks one whom she has followed from Hong-Kong, through India and Persia. Tracing this person to the Russian metropolis, what ‘more natural than that she should invoke the aid of the police. It is what we do in England, in' Ameriea. To-day they sent her word the party she seeks with so much zeal is here under your roof, you who knew him in Hong-Kong. ‘This explains our visit, I hope. We have no other purpose in view.”’ Terry’s honest manner and words seem to impress the sword-master—he remembers that Britons are lovers of liberty the w&rld over; that her majesty’s colonies now extend their fealty and allegiance to the crown through love, not fear. The breaking away of that section now forming the mighty republic of the world and known.as Fe comicbooks.com