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RED AND HIS GUN,
Bynopsis
double personality,
idea. of its meaning,
nora makes her accustomed way
into the Btreet of Strange Paces
In the underworld of New York.
Mario joins her. Greatly in love
andl seeing the fine qualities which
the girl really possesses, Mario
seeks to turn her from the path
of inevitable destruction. She prom
fses to marry him At Ristori's
ciife, gathering place of crir ninals,
Leonora meets ‘her partner, “Hed”
Carnchan, and his associates, and
i8 accused of betraying a fellow
criminal to the police. Police crash
into the room and two are killed
by Carnehan. Leonora and the rest
es Ape. In her studio,’ Priscilla
Maine, wealthy artist, awakes from
troubled sleep with a distinct feel
ing of having her life linked with
Leonora’s. Priscilla has painted a
picture of herself in fancy dre
a Ripsy vid has a strange
; nd fe
Pris
ald a friend,
who Is in love wi
ned to find
of the p
the newaspape
about the
who died
He sees the
n pronoun
ypuosis
-Vaguely conscious of a
but without any
the girl Leo
lear
Oiice
Vil. SURRENDER-Continued.
—f Oe
overwronght'
ir and sat
gr at high
» been livin
Marig
ime, in-
never quar
an be no excuse for mis-
inderstanding. when onr are
nodded meekly “Tell me
only,” he pursued. Her
eyesr promised. “Who js Phill;
“Ph Hp?" Her look was completely
blank, “I don't any Philip , . .»
“You are sure? Intent
her face'sutisfled him.
you spoke that name, as
were talking in your sleep:
‘Yes, Philip ;® and
again: ‘No, Philip . . . I am safe
Mario, now."
“1 don’t know”
henrts
one,” She
ne thing
know
search
“Strange!
She drew a
“And
an echo, why
hand
yet
, like
it’s funny it you
“No * the
took
matter.” With decision
puzzle,
grasp and held
earnest and
commanding. “For the present forget
that, forget everything but that
are nnited now and forever, Noth.
Leonora—can come be
us now. @We cannot permit it,
Re such as ours is not
denied or paltered with upon
conceivable consideration, As 1
wholly yours, so you must hence.
forth be mine: and to us all the rest
be ‘such stuff as dreams are
You understand that, Leo-
I have your promise?’
Never since childhood had she 30 sur-
rendered to domination. But now
She kvew a strange, dear joy In sub-
She bowed her head, then
dismissed the
firm
with a
eves gaze
nothing,
to be
“Yes, Mario |
“Bo that Is settled
Mario got up and strode
Water hog
into the
mn to gush loud.
ly Into the tub. He brought back a
warm robe of fleecy stuff,
“You are cold and wet: a hot bath
will pmke you another woman, Then
put this on. Meanwhile, 1 will find
dry clothing for you, and a cab. ¥To-
night you sleep uptown: the best and
quietest hotel In the city will be the
safest, In the morning 1 will call
for you; we will go to get the Heense
for our marriage. By noon you will
be my wife. By nightfall we will be
far from New York"
They Kissed, Mario Hitted her to
her fest,
“The door Intches of fiself. If any.
one knocks, pny no attention, I shall
be back in a dew minutes, and have
my key."
In n staring daze, utterly an un
thinking puppet of love and gratitude,
personality lingered, precious and com-
she did not feel alone,
She moved slowly toward the bath.
unconscious fingers loosening
blouse, Finding the tub
she shut off the taps. Only
with the sllence that followed did ap-
preciation of her solitude come home,
Till then, in her wonder and delight,
easy had lost
brought
explanation that Inez
upon the roofs and
wrong house,
Red must be hidden some
in the same block of
vere to learn where
Suppose Inez had not
deliberately and with
had led her to Mario
then had gone to tell Hed | | .
Intuition linked the
and surmise, con
Even so:
where tenements
she
WAS now
blundered,
maliclou
but
g intent
fact
ircult of
poles of
mileting the «
conviction, Inst
perceived with hideous
Inez had
the long
leonora
that
re for
had suf
wthing for
in the first
who
tO0
this
treachery, This made
it plain why Inez had
to the door to Mario's flat, but had
climbed back to the roof
ntaneously
clearne
series of derests she
fered In
which
their rivalry, son
Inez alo » hin d been
instance re was Inez
had the
SAring the way
supreme trick of
pipe
thu
often, for
not followed
and shut the
fonger
guessed ; she knew gone
Inez had
straightway to tell Red that Leonora
g to gnswer his call, had taken
EM instead
shadow of reasonable
} rio
Beyond
Red was }
even now on his way to make
good his threats
What if he were url
And Ma
io going unsuspicionsly i his
was not yet too
g down the stairs . . .
i to the door,
at the
fore
intel
a shapes of grim
“Where's That D—n Wop?’
his slender, feline body
an automatic pistol in
mest menace,
poised alertly
twisting
whose
his cruel lips, murder in eyes
glance directly past the
girl to the room beyond,
Before she could lift a hand the
darted in. caught her arm and
sent her reeling to the migdle of the
room and kicked the door to hehind
him.
She staggered ngalnst the table and
caught hold of it to save herself a
fall. Carnehan was at her side before
any sound could issue from lips which
his hard padm sounled brutally. His
pistol nuzzled her bossom, :
“One peep out of you-—1" he rasped,
Cunning eyes raked the room suspl
clously. "Where's that d-—-n wop?”’
Vill, CARNEMHAN,
She tried to speak, but a dry mouth
and a constricted throat refused their
office, She eould anly shake her head,
in dumb fright with piteous eyes.
With a grunt of impatience the
gangster released her, flung across the
room: in two eat-like bounds, stopping
to peer In through the doors to hed
chamber and bathroom and . satisfy
himself that Mario was skulking in
neither,
He came back at a slow prowl, with
staring menace In his eyes and a
mirthless grin, “Where Is hd?" He
seized her arm in a grasp Intentionally
anvage. “Whyn't you answer me?”
Pain unsealed pale lips on which
her whisper rustied: “1 don't know —"
“That's a lle!”
Her wrist suffered a more violent
wrench, She eoried ont in protest:
“Please, Red! 1 don’t know-lhones'
I don't know where he's gone, He
went out Just 8 mintte ago"
“What for?"
“He he sald he'd wet me some dry
things to put on, Mine's all sonked.”
shot
the
back be-
19
“Well ~~n grimace made
face terrible—*then he'll be
fore long. I'l walt—thanks!
“For God's sake, Red!"
“Ah, shut your trap!” He
arm free violently and stood
“So you thought you could gyp
Carnehan and get away with it!
little fool!"
She attempted no reply.
spasm of consternation
faculty of concentrated thought re-
turned. She entertained not the
est hope of escaping her fate
hands of Red Carncehan, Whether she
lived or dled. she didn’t
matter. But it was with
Mario. Him she must save somehow,
by some heroic exercise of wit and
spirit os
Yet in the beginning she
in vain for ruse or wile
serve, Alone. defenseless in
cast her
back.
Red
You
The first
passing, the
faint.
the
conceived,
otherwise
east ahout
that might
the
pany of a man
murder in heart and
sane with Jealousy
bredl of che fear
sassin
the
do against
She ecoule
armed and de
11 ne
Hying
shadow of arrest: what
such odds?
1 think of nothing
ly nothing
must be =
find
She knew
oceans!
and she
that
was
wns
to he reckoned
Her look of
its stead
you try to ¢©
“What's
responded guietly
vou the
if 1 told
She
the use? Even truth
it wonidn’t do any
“
good. You've made
up your mind
“You said It
got vou where 1
think can put
me now
I'm
want
I've
SOU
and
you if
anything
That's all: try
wise
you Over on
well, try it
you would,”
She shrugged wearily,
in tone of
then Inguibed
mderate
waiting for you?”
know-—9" He
“What's Inex
curiosity ;
“How d'you was ob-
posed, got to
“You know well enough it
that told sou I was here”
“Well What if she did?
“Nothing-—only she brought me
first.”
“Like h—1--"
“You"--the girl ignored the inter
ruption—*1 didn't even know where
he lived, no more'n I knew where to
look for youn. So Inez framed me,
Just to put me in bad with you.”
“Ah, tell’'t to Sweeney”
“Ask Tharlle, If sou don't
me—ask him after he comes to at
Sing Ho's tomorrow. He'll tell you he
promised fo meet me’sthere tonight
and bring me to yon. But when [
got there Charlie was dead to the
world, Inez sald she'd show me the
way to where you and Leo was laying
up; and when I sald all right, she
brought me here, loft me at the door
and blew, And then ... What could
Ido? I didn’t know where to find you
and I was cold and wet and tired.”
Her statement earrvied conviction.
Against his wish the man belleved
her: and because It was against his
wish he was the more Irritated and
chose to deny his belief. Mis glare
was ugly,
“So that's the stall, 1s 11
“You ask Charlie. He'll tell yon
the truth--you needn't look to get it
out of Inez—only he'll tell you too
late." .
“What do you mean, too late?”
“Too, late to stop ou making a
d—n fool of yourself.”
“How's that? How'm 1 goin’ to
make a d--n fool out of myself?" :
“1 don't know yet; but 1 hope you
don't think in such un flat as to think
you've come here tonight just for a
friendly talk.” .
“You're dead right there!” His
faugh rang with brutal seorn. “I'l
say I didn't come for no friendly talk
with him and you”
MWell |. What did you come fort”
She confronted him with sullen, yet
fearless eyes. Hie own shifted. 3e
had litte stomach for plain speech.
The instinet of his kind was stromg
here
feared, > to declare his purpore
openly in anticipation, to discuss it |
in cold blood with an Intended vietim,
was more than he had bargained for, |
Inarticulately rese ntful of
squeamishness in
furtively ‘astde,
himself” he
Heking Hips,
discovered the decanter of Madel ra |
which Mario had left unstoppered on |
the table, after openin
Carnehan Prmner «an ordinary
drinking glass with the wine
drank it in one long draught, grateful |
for its pungent deluded by
its mellow
Now,
taken on
his
rit for Leonora.
warmth,
smoothness,
Madeira may
top of rye
wisely be
whisky.
not
man
his back to
inst the table,
it, leering truculently.
“What did 1 come for? Oh, 1
no. What 4 k?’
"wy
o1i've thr
dun-
You
you ever
ded in a he
“ight, kid
TIM
$18 4
up for
“wan gin's
Inez
“1 know she jen™
t's why
Tr GOW
heer
she gets even
and
My
trust that hell
out of the way
» bat
gone vO for It
God. Red!
rat. do
to the chair
You don't
Don’t you know
walting to fix things safe for Leo
yon?
you? she's
onls
hefore
“Ah
with
she sagueals on
forget 111" That,
more profanity, silenced her.
“To me and Inez alone, Mebhe I did
pass her up for you: hut that's a long
ago and svhe's forgot all ahant it
She don't think of nobody
together
time
by now,
but Leo”
“If yon believe that you're as Big a
booh as she thinks”
“Maybe-~but
think.”
not as one as
the
big a
Carnehan emptied
"Most anybody Pm strong
me once, but not even
you cag fool me twice” »
“Inez has”
“Ah, sure!
But there
at a gulp.
"”
You'd
WaE an
say so
well,
he was
What if Leonora were telling the truth
about Taez?
despised, Leonora who was worth a
geore of Inez’ sort |
“How do you mean she's fooled me
twice?’ he demanded thickly,
“First, when she made you think 1
cared anything*about anybody but you,
Red.” The girl inched nearer, playing
to perfection a part upon which her
life: depended—her life and Mario's.
“She was the one told you about Ms.
rio—-lled to you, told you 1 was see
ing him often—a man I hardly knew,
hadn't spoken to a dozen times In all
my life, Why, Red, before tonight
never have seen that man anyw! w
but in the street, and then onl to,
pass the time of day! But you'd take
believe anybody except the girl that
loves you!" .
Her hands came lightly to rest upon
his forearms. He gave them no wel
come but made no move to repulse
them, The uncertainty In his ayes was
giving way to another emotion, one
which the girl knew too well, She
moved still closer, and one hand stole
slowly up to his shenider,
Saved by a miracle.
(TO BE CONTINUED)
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Rub Pain right out with small trial
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Btop “dosing” Rheumatism,
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Nothing Elise to Do.
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“Because yesterday |
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Joints,
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Journal.
Thousands of women have kidney and
ider trouble and never suspect it
Womens’ complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
eondition, they may cause the other or
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Pain in the back, headache, loss of am-
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Don’t delay starting treatment. Dr.
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Get a medium or large size bottle ims
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When writing be sure and
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Didn't Feaze Him.
wh githor was vi
write the other
roreatodiv
repeated
SOY
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Dye Old
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“Diamond Dyes” onli Druggist has
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Rural! Sarcasm.
A New Yorker siting an Iowa
town, was talking to 8 prominent citi
ge with re nce the pa per
the
“Well
for
sarcastic
tries’
“How s0Y
“Why In
partment entitied
¥ about three
one
town
citizen, “TH say
} it
he can be the most
s when he
observed the
the editor that
fellow that ever wa
week's the dee
‘Local Intelligencs
nches in length”
inst isgue
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by local applications, as they cannot
the diseased portion of the ear.
Catarrhal Deafness requires constito-
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MEDICINE is a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in-
flamed condition of the mucous lining of
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imperfect hearing, and when it is entire-
iy closed, Deafness is the result. Unless
the inflammation can be reduced, your
may be destroyed forever.
MEDICINE acta
through the blood on the mucous sur.
thus reducing the in
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Vanity in Animal's Custom,
The investigating scientist who has
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that members of the feline tribe do not
Circulars free. All Dru
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larly supposed, but the antics are a
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That itch and burn with hot baths
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Nothing better, purer, sweeter, espe
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Small savings are like stones in a
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Carry one over the flood of an emer
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For Constipation use a natural remedy.
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A Mind Reader.
“Are you Doctor Smith?”
“No, but 1 know where we can get
somo.”
Mystic Cream Folteves chapped hands
like mage. Ask druggist for it--Ady,
Expect * be treated as you have
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