I told you that he looks as an Italian prince ought to look and seldom does; but he claims American citizenship. He sailed from New York in the _Lusitania_, and was among those saved. Far from advertising this adventure, the hero of it would apparently have kept silence if he could; but it leaked out somehow in Ireland, Whiffits doesn't quite know how. In any case, at the time of taking passage on the _Arabic_ back to America, months later, paragraphs about the man's _Lusitania_ experience appeared in the papers. He was catechized at the consulate when trying to get a passport for the United States, and it came out then that there was no Peter Storm on board the _Lusitania_. Our Mystery explained, however, that in the third class there was a passenger registered as "Peter Sturm." The name, according to him, was spelled wrongly at the time. Nobody has since contradicted this statement, so it has been given the benefit of the doubt. Once more the man's luck bobbed up on board the _Arabic_, where he was saved again, and behaved well, rescuing a lot of people. What he did in that way on the _Lusitania_ isn't known; but the searchlight of fame was turned full upon him after the _Arabic_, and has never ceased to play around his head. By the by, the said head was wounded in the _Arabic_ affair, and bears a scar which runs down over the left temple and is rather becoming. Also he got pneumonia from exposure, and lay dangerously ill for some time. Several persons whose lives he saved wanted to give him money, but he refused to accept. He was nursed at a hospital in Ireland, and when he grew strong enough he found work, in order to pay his own way to America. What he is going to turn his hand to over there he doesn't seem to know, or won't tell.