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Cojijti liilfl, bo no Punt 10,
C4pnik.il, I ii. i, by l; plilim l'u -Ho l.ttlser
Tins SIAKTS TH1J srom
Hugh (larlantl. f the Hultoil Stuti-.
cilntoui m-rvlcv. I" iitHlgnril tn ill
covnr tin wliori'iiliiuitH f a roil tllii
niond Hiiuijrclcil into the run n try on
the atcaituhlp Doni I'otjru. lie lie
crptji n poKltluii nn nxs-istmit to Col
onel Wlmrtoii, a colli rtur of iintlqiu"
nnd Ken' w'" has the Ktone. Uur
laml linn rriisun to Mini' the ilhi
Ipoh i'i'n 1 'f-ire it win n.iii'-'-sled
llromley IJnmea. tiarland'i
viilef, niirnts .lolin-on. sicaiiui mi tin
horn Pedro, and llarlle tllmtlur. u
3Itimoi.il dealer. An nmtiiyiiiuun inne
warnH Dora, l.it'iv of I'oluiit'l Whar
ton, of an ntti-uipt to be mime to
Uenl the illiuiumd. and she lomove
U from the safe. Amy Smith, a
Movant, telK (iarlaml of mini's part
of the Iraimiftiiiii and of the diamond
later being stolen by t!hix!i'.'. lie
dropped the dhiuio id In uU h itlc to
Set awaj. mid Amj Cmniil It and
Curled It. tlai'lai.d iiimI llirim ImiN n
to lled!i"vater UotHe. wlieie t'uluuul
"Wharton iIciiiiiukt-i .lu.wit . .Iiiinitiil e
diicoier utiere Am) Smith Imrii'il
the slolif and lieemnpi lth I.. ltarnen
and (tiirlltuil fiilhm I lin to In. Ml
sod loeate hlni in '.liat I'lirin, fuu
clfull ealln the Home of Li Hun
dred Kej"
AND UUtU IT l'ONl'IM"l
Ihe Ked Jlame A',':iin
IAITKOAl'IIKU tlie liir.tsi. ..iil
tiiisl5 M Hrt thoiiKht v if to
ool: for t.ie I'llstuiii limpeetov .vim
had been uluted on .ruanl at the ui,o.lo
of mvsci'i'i I made in iili'jut
the ilmHins v.tj e.irfully. but no
one was in ML-lir. unc o: two uhu,,t
I., Lt i I. i t :. . .. t.
here vh.s .t hicrli vhitl ijIom llur at
Ik. ln, .,,,.1 It ....,, f rh .l.n.l I..,Hhs
scurrying around .ti.
M-Uh
suggesliiencss that made my flesh creep.
mi .i.t.... ..t......
There was something uncaun.i ubo'tt
the Ilraziliau. and the thought that
he was in tin house made taat seein
uncanny, too. l!ut, hoivecer I felt, I
am sun taat I din not betray any out
ward agitation. I'nutiousli I made m.i
way up the teinced flout until 1 stood
before the ri-mr. At that critical tiim
I remembered that the Ley of the house
the unl:i one of the hundred kejs
in in possession us at that moment
in the drawer of nij de.d; in the Cus
tom House. That Mas embarrassing.
Mechani-aliy I gru.sptd the knob oil
the door
To m delight it jiehled to mj touch
-it was not locked.
I walked into the luilhra and as I
did so 1 felt a gust of cold air in mj
face. It ins evident that some of the
Windows in ti.e house were open, lint
everything m as dark and I could rot
tell where the draft came troni. 1
closed the door carefully und cautious!;
moved along the hallway, feeling my
way by placing mj hands on the sidis
of the M-alls. Aftei a Mhiie I caim
to an opening a dnorcaj on one '
side, and I knew that It was the en-
trance to the parlor. .Still there M-as
DREAMLAND
. in
"The Hidden
kL
-
. CPcgav "vd Oo-htln ore captured
( India bj tke ctirnt-iii oi ttajah
Mir llubu. irkn is jerking his statin
daughter, Ramda-Kin. icho has
really stolen the child, tries to throw
the blame on Oo-la-la, claiiniiin that
Oo-ta la is ,-eallu Uamda-liiu
changed into a younger form bu. his
oicn wngic, and that 1'ciigv is Lada,
the lost daughter. Ue ojfen to turn
reggy into liana.
my
ttlch of your magic?"
"Nay, nay, it is a trick of thin soi
terer's black magic. He has caused
her to disappear." Mailed llamda-Kin.
pointing at Oo-la-la.
Just then a beautiful butterily -ailed
oier wie Bcarcning ninuub auu ugnyti
UU .1 UWHa 1.1 uuui Ui Jiuiutiu- JiU
HiR eyes gleamed with crafty hope
te naw it
"Ah ! Ah I He has turned her into
a butterfly. he shouted, sebing
Dretty creature, "ltut with mv ma:
T will turn her back into your oivn
lovely daughter, Lada."
Ilamda-Kin suddenly threw the but
tfrflj down into the dark 'veil.
"Chango ' Chango I Chango!" he
shouted. "With my magic 1 turn the
butterfly into I.ada, the stolen daughter
of Jlajah Mir -llubu."
I'ulllnz up the rope, llamdu-Kin
drew the bag to the top of the m"11 and I
tnrew it upon u- groun i m jroni o.
iat liapi'oneu I'.uue. .uniurav uo. ir ,..r iiivinm I'" ' ' - iiiiiiiitgeti to reacn rue upper iianv.av' . ,,dssin friend from Iteuccna- sine in i. posture oi lniiurj . me naiiii-, i jitmiirr timmiirr oi tiiraiiimt I dun Ancmuu . i nirnnn
niconnterrd the guard and vaii.pl shed uess restore,! me to my normal iff. The without making a sound Ur this is deed a siin.rise " 'the large, eager, greedy hands, weie La.t Veteran Returns i Memls-r liwVnrfonM.rTiH'', rilml I a PH'LAELPH1A to LIVERPOOL
hlmorta mau m-s nog'ecthig his tiut.t . tear left me. The hloo.l coursed through .,,,-,,, , ' .,,, ,, thl. J K t,U he be-m to moe slov.lv ' reu dout iu a May that seemed to as- , Last Veteran Re urns Mem li. "'ViVirnVM, 7. ! Anglo-Chileai, Nov. 17
I recalled the Incident when one of my ve'ns -. fr.vl us ever anil 1 was . A that pc nt 1 Mas st.ii tied bj the A - ' ' " 'L1 ' " . slov,1' sure jou that their owner Mould not. Of the group of bms Mho went tiojn ,. ! l,y PHILADELPHIA to LONDON
our iiispcro.s -ht, had been .-eld Iu .,r, ,,.. , 1 f,e an, udienttire that might J ht of a stre.il; of light ,'ro.vedinB n Mie n;U''t0,' "t.V.''Vcl Vt,.,.iv under any curcumstauce.s. be Bllt of , Park Avenue M. E. Church to ful- VtX 7 via Borilnl . N. v JO
iaptur. a-, i-lduin smiiRgler had been oi.V itch'. '" the t.n.t ly .ipeiied door ot the irontj , Sot that ijaj, 1 called .st.unlj, f,,,,,.,,,,;,,,. The oompclling gray ejes I low the Jlag across the seas the last mm AAri mj?, ..e'-AAv,
asi.s.;s,5,S,:l.,;;;;;-svi,;;,! EASHS Is'XXK St :r!C'sr'Ss"ctfiq Sunday at Central eXSDZ$
nened in this esse Tirii. ' o s on l" ''Ti'- e "" that unlocked tloor: .,.,, ..,.,. v (w 0p,irP),s,p. .fter a his nose and folhmcd him. He must im""5 , , , x T ?.or ,1 cam. s in thi"country. was as- ins fiod Half Wu.' Jir. leoigc pier 1 6 South
vffi? the i snector h-i, " d .llbt de- i11". I'W. '"l"'' Wn "'T',, "V'1 ''',:"0' w,li'" ' ''''1 hear the faint ticking have felt surprised that I should tier- ' You know very Moll iilmt T mi an , W1 ld lien omit Squi dron Xo. L. "; 'Vi imn.oHum .l rl..r) 1"M ""r T "'"lUVDKr.rnM
cltVti ota iff Vt-il events R",1 tl"' "'"" .,v'ls ",..oi- that such a (lf tlw (,,, , b(,t- T , , ,it Iiim to move eien toM-ard the dlniiig- -the Red Diamond you stole from the y'birked "or France Jul 28, I 4,VerMco" V eelr.(?U' Susl.V Uogram. I r" 5!
u,. ,,, J, L thing seemed imiiossib.e. lou'd. he have t tlirtm it awiu for fear it Mould he- room. Hut in a subconscious muj I museum iu Month America. The diu- ua"u IO' , ,"; 'Z&..Z 'fllK ViffifJl. C Dl, of DI.!l-ji.U:
Oo.ta.la'H Trid. Z' Xn'r '"l 'ifH - '?' ' .-" V't 1- .: "XL".!? JfirI 'ST.ff.'Vj ?.i' "is thaVsoV" II
OAJAI aiB.BlBn slari at he could go. cnrijiug the dog behind it on ,h," sleeie of Is Voat and i e the man who has not lived long enough ! IV.'
..irm. , viD' the 1V,ld" mnsieian. ". Iili(I if n the ijllr0;. wjtn a ,,,. 0f,ln this world to understand its wins.." " -'llls i h;
ine gin jou were guing io turn 11110 "Thiet: llring hacic my daughter I " otlitr- odds and mils. l'reseptlv he "i.itlc philosopher." applauileil j:ib. ""'" '"""K '"
lost dauehter is not here. Th this .1 cernm,..l ilr.. ,,4.1. ...-. 1...H 1 i..,., .. 1 i.t.. ,.i ..-i 1 n iA.. ? "I'.,, ,.. .-u.. .,-rt,0.11v-wJGn . nron't inn loo s tunned fai
tno rajan. 1 1 c nog wiinin was sirug- J)InB Ht hlt, ,,N T,I lnustr spv ran ,
glipg violentlj. aft(.r )lim .singh-.Madu hadn't any de
"Get jour gold and precious jeivels sin lo face Oo la la after his awful
ready for my reuard, O Ilajah." cried mistake, and he knon that the onlj waj
Hamda-Kin, "for here is jour long- to regain the rajah's faior Mas to cap
lost daughter " lure the fleeing Hindu magielau.
The rajah leaned eagerlj foniard and Tncro as roi,,- ,lt,a feasting in
3amda-Iin threM open the bag. Out (!, camp, nnrt Oo-la-lu and Peggj Mere
leaped the dog in a snapping rage oier ' Rr,.atly houor-d. Hut iu the midst of
being thus roughly, handled. Itarnda- i th(. celebration came a call to another ,
Kin was the most surprised magician n , aG,Pntur(. an,i hat it ia wni be told
all India. He looked ut the dog in ta next wee)jis story.
gaping amazement. .
"AhtAb! iou have turned mj beuu
tiful child iuto a dog!" cried the rajah. 'Tomorrow trill be tola the story of
"Yoii! Yoiv ! This is more of Oo-la- ; fie Rajah's gift.)
DOROTHY DARN IT Orphaning Has Its Advantages
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Ht?T MOVE ,
J thF MElGHfJOPHOOD'' I
m rijuw Lfi kr
L ,& g v . , -r CtW.rcMAfJU L
tlU"-" ' ' ' 1 I I .1 ill I I . Iiill H. MW !. .11 I.i1, r'rr !. ' " ' -. ' ' .
Mystery of the Red Flame
no found and no light, and I began to
woinl'r If .lilies .laciiilette could, b
uu.i possibility, be In the house.
Is there aiijthlng on e.irthrJnore tor-
lifting fot n person of sensitive nerves
than mi unoccupied house? '
If so. I have et to discover it. I
don t prof i km to lime less pcrtlinnl cour-
age thun the nvetuje mortal, but 1 must
coiuess mat tlie excitement of the
previous tiventj -four hours unit the
ileiithl) stillness of that house ci
beglnniiiL' to net on mi ueries. If there
lind been the ll"ili t--t evidence of life
a raj of sunlight, a dojf or a cat, or
DAI GlITI'li U.
I iicle lieoite' rtrni the letter into the lliilueT. and u iuinbl
u great and noble act of ri'iiuiielatlon.
nutted
" 'If the letter is not iiupoitniit." sjs the gambler's daughter, 'look at
Miiio'hiug that is!' And she holds up her babj. 'Isn't he a great little
i.iauV
" 'Ves. Jerry is u icat mau,' says 'L'nclc George," but he is thinking
of the babj 's graudi'ather."
Yon ill be Interested and thrillid by T.eioy Scott's great uoMd
ll bctf'n i.u Mond.i.' nel l'i tl.t
E) EMSG PVIIUC LEDGKU
even a ,"nv Inn plant t could have
throiui oi'r the dread that stemed to en
fold me like a jcarnient.
Standing there In the center of that
dd-fashioned parlor, stretching nij
uifluV out into space with the helpless
nes of a blind man. I was suddeiilj
tilled tilth a desire (o tpiit the house
iiiid 'iwu't the ui rival of l'roirilej
I .ini.s. lint the thought of being con
dtiered a emvnrd arrested my Impnlse.
1 itiuinicd in v four on the. tioor with a
.Igor rli-it raised the dust and cried:
"I won't quit; I M'ou't:"
eiti... nit- vim' ui ..uu . uvLi.i..'ii
. , , . .,... .. .. . .. v.
"' r,il '" "IU1. ""!' "' toe l.e.t. uu tun
tioor? The onlj waj to ge an answer
T"
I
miis to proceed with my search .
i.ii .. . . ... . . . .i
...' ,','u ,',".. -'. ,",' ' ' " "' L, J",lu, V"", '
sts, uy ..i,,e,, ,.,g ,i.e pisioi i iiau
nil. cod
there on leaving the t'lstom
ilO.'.wl.
I hint
t uut not a it'iiimu'irsfy mini.
. , , , .1.1
a special abliornme ot a pisttd.
It ; corns sucli a mvuidh thiinr.
' '
when I started out 1 real! ad tin dan-
gennis character ol n.J inissioti imil I
Priscntly I found lnjsc'.f in the diu-iug-rooni.
A chink in the shutter f
one of thu MindoM-s let a raj of sunlight
into tnc uiiuri ii.eiii, ami it mail" i
slaiirlni, illuininatiou in striking eon
ti.t.t ivitli tlie gloom of the rest of th
louiin I 'a.iiiaged to get an idea
this part or tin house, which uus iur
nlshetl with somothinc aiiiiroueliliie lnv
ury.
Unlike the other rooms, it was not
ADVENTURES
mmn
Magician
"Ur-ur-roM-!" said the dog .mil he
grabbed the old Ilindu'w leg. Itamda
Kin let out a yell and hiehed the dog
avay. uui tlie tlog ralihet ltanula
da-Kin, when he said he had tumid
tLc butterily into I.ada.
"Nay. the dog is not your daugh
tei !" cried Oo-la-la. "This old ma
gician haj cheated you. as lie tried to
ineai you in teiiiug jou lie Mas io-ia
j la mj wa, u,lllMia-Kin
To proi 1.
' stood her befoie the rajah. 1
"Lada. my own little daughter."
ined the rujah. stretching out his arms,
ii a s p., pare. i . iu case ot ii.tcs.-ity. to , hy tjmt ,1Ilfl,rtun.ite mishap. My heart) ,
light the devil with lire. Tuns tortllie.I. fltteicd. not ex.i. tlj mHIi fear, but, "
I si.nvij nuid,. Iny way around tin h)Mtr iti srt of apprehension, a feeling! T'i"ri just thrc inonlhs ago toda.i ." ' deuiiigl.i iudif.'orent. 'Voiril get a caul
purr oi tlie house, ill lirmrivs- .is n,... i i..,.i ::..... i. i...... i n.-. I n . . . ., ..i. n. i. t.. ,., ., ,.,i,n,. i ., :n ...i .. ,.i ..
11. 1I,1I..T .1 . A'.e it u !. ui ei ii.i,i..iii..-i. .lanvvnvu luu A reilCClOtl l.ltllll. Ill illlOlliei' M ecu ; ...w.....ft. .i ..ui i,iw jiiauu Ull
b Kh dltllciilt and c-sj. Dilhctilt from battle that was in-iitable the Hotel Mill be closed, the guests gone the l.'tli of neU month, the very day
wis "oi.r nnd e'l'si he'' ns?'thV,lnh,e. J ""'"'t hv icm.iiued crunching in ' and we'll be gone to." on M hitli sou and T hatl arranged to be
val; lutterl, iWrtji" this, position for thirt, seconds. Xoth- ' "Yes.- nudded Bob. "it seems such a ' " , ', JJ -'" '"; hetween I
thnr the ,.mK ,,- ,. . ,,V tf ,. ii.", in happened, and 1 shiny arose, hope- K,rt time since and what a heap of ' i(l" t think it necessnrj to dinnge tho
Iroug 5 I n s" ,V XVwa i . o ?"tt,at IV """r','"'1 ,,ot ,Wn ,p" ' "W i K--" lie broke off ' ubSptly tlM, J -you i.uuld not mind." !
.?!";'. .tuts or auejMa.ts mo- fectcd. Ontcuir.tii 1 resinned mv n. i V. ...1..1 .... i l !,.. ...n. "f- fee n..a s, nil ,i..t 1... ,i:.. ...... i i
. ..ii .... ...v- i iii uwe.
77. , . laaraiice wiia in- jeuowisi . iigni Trtun ,lI ,our i(1(,a an,, ooiitalned not the th. se Pm , J ni ,m's m I on,
la work.' screamed Ilatndii-Tvln. f.ir. the candle reflected upon his sniurthj .ii,,.... ; ,.f ihn l.,r..v. ." . ' '."i lnanimn s Doj . I am. lean
g.tting that he himself was claiming fo. 1( ;va5 ?vi,i,;t tl.at he l'Ht'Vtsl ' "t"1, " ' tr;'j;:;"f .'" j,,c suIt!i," laiK w tlie girls. I knon I.om.' -
(o be Oo-la-la. liut the dog didn't .himself alone in the house. He had T, , , , . ' ., ,. "Dh, arcn t Jou horrid!" laughed
care whose work it Mas. Uumda-Kin ,'uw" "Thing there for some time be- .V"' "''shed, but said nothing. i.ydia. "I think that Mr. Morton is i
vis the first one he Saw iilien he -ot '!ls(' drawer of the bureau wen "I'lic next one to prirjioso,. she ton- , cry nice indeed."
out of the bag, and Itainda-Kln's bare ' on('" nml a m,lS3 of Ktuff 'vlls' I'II('d in tinned, was Mr. Utllary. who owns ..An( uit uliyiilvC too - !ol)1)1iIa.
kgs M-ere right in front of him heaps on the iloor. He was bareheaded Jh'ir splendid yacht down at the harbor. iuly a((,'ei ous,.0,u ,
.V. '" "Vh "'.""""'. ""- oil of tin. fnrr of mv imture. After 1 Was- atralll M'lien lie KIlOlllll 11II1I J Mas.
....... .... . ........ , ....u .,......-,.. .u... j.t,iii,,-ii 111, i,ir, in. .1, ...... .. ,..,. ....... - - .' .."....- ." -- - ,---
tvhnt 1 s;, lii.r.. 1 flio vlrnnrrr. 1....,,. 1 ...1 .!,,. nu IP l.,- ,in ,ifnr-fli,-in,'irr snlfislir.l tho vntoi wmtoflllll M ltll the
girl," and lw pulled Vcggy from he- he Tint Ills' hand inhis vest pocket and oars. ' jW, .",, !7sl, Z "JZ oxnl'ain "
m-uth h h robe. "Ami hern Is n.iir mi .n.llo.l .ml ,, little imckuire. It -.as ..ti. i.k ..... si.. rT.,e.. ..-I... ' 'K"tlJ. I wish JOU Moultl expluin.
.little stolen daughter. Lada. whom this iinnmed in tissue nailer, and he slo.vJy w,.,u , i-i, ,.fV.or'o."' :....,,.h"1."' ,"?1'?.K ,s'5 l rcn"-v uo ,,ut
the evil man had named Sheeba." With nrinonnil it until it lav bare in his it !, ,ts,. ,.t r- ITnrnoiv l!nl, ' i"ll1"l"u "" , . ...
iWit f.i.,.i ...... .!. T...1. .. Ji ii. uu m..i. ii. -.v. ..."'.";'.""""" "..."l"-.,:iT: V .. Joo ccaseu roiving ana gni.eu at her
l.aua ioolted at iiim, a giaii light,'""'" "' """ """" """ "'"'
leaping iuto her eye.
"My drecm Ih true," she screamed.
"Daddj. my own daddy!" And lada
threiv herself in her father's Malting
arin.s.
As for Ttamda-Kin, ho ias almost
mil of s, ,lt in thp ,,Uht lUv, ,, .
Yr5 ,v-'v --ivj . vjiu i i , 'iirsji uui un' i rn-i .ws,.m. , .sj i -... -. . .
'-- VOUR MAM.-N AUD j j MO MAMA 1 I AN ORPHINT - I , ) 4 VOORt SAO' P
KyiNQ PUBLIC liEbGEk-rHIADfeLPHIA, BAtftfePAY,
encumbered with goods nnd pM'UaRes. . preparing to leave the room. In that
A largo pier mirror an attiuied to the second my couroe of action Mas de-
wall on the far tdde of the room, and elded upon. I would quickly make m
iih I passul to and fro 1 could Fee my,uay tn the lower hall nnd prepare to
relieetion in it in a ghoi-t-llko way. meet him as he reached the ground
There was a large table in the center floor. This would give me more time
of the room and around the sides a nnd somehow time soeiwil to me to
number of miihogaii) chairs. A brll-
limit chandelier ni- suspended from the i
ceiling, ami on tin- marine maiiici Mas
a handsome clu'-lf and two tall brnss
ami estlcks.
The c',.cl hnd Ioiil'
.lsed to tick, and
there was something pathetic in the
ei idences of liiMiij umid the dust and
'''
er n per-
grime uml decay of the house. T peered
Into the kitchen and also looked sluwn r n cheap melodrama, e. T could not "(liie nic that diamond!" I de 1, ltraddock, San Francisco; r'reilcr
lie c.lini. s.lr.. t.,,f (,, ....l, ii,ufni,.n' 1"lVP sui1 ""ythiiig else if mv life hail miindcil. "And give It to me at oucc !" id: r Davis. Ncm Tork rilj. and pon
tile tellar stairs, bit in each instance ((,I)omW lt, Alll! tho ,.ffwt ,, Tf j ml(, nlcied lo M.nro ,lni i nl(1 s Ashl.rook. Wilmington. Del. .
Mas confronted oiih b impenetrable, tR, ltnizlllaii Mas electrical. He stood , mt.s mistaken. He shrugged his broad , AVork of constituent clubs 1 1.
iari:ness. i lie time linil come to explore
the tipper part of the house, und I j
t ..tf .!. 1.,... t T...
iiricmsieu to tin so Mini misgivings.
Slowly I made my M 10 along the lower
llunr until 1 felt the lmuistcrs 1Pf the
stinrwav leading to the stciuid story.
.' .- "' :;
Then, step bv step, and treading slow-
ly. 1 luoiiuiiil the stairs. I Mas fearful
ot a creaking sfeu. hut the dust m-iis so(
rrl rue
lra me
Presently 1 ben to make n.j ivaj
Mllh ctreme caution toward the do,r
ui ui' lrniu room. i whs nan wai
there Mhen I stumblfd oi or something1
,!m, rt,,r. It was a footstool, and in I
cntlfiiMitiug t recoier mjself I turn-
i.i..,i ;. ,.. . i m i :. n
,,'., mi til--. ,i nt ,, in -ei. ,i ine 111.131:
,...., ,,.... , ,.,,,, of ,.,',.. it ,,,,, llllt .
1, it vii ui ill ll flu il 1j ill iliit in inv M.nii.1 Min
HOT'S. I.i.lt ..l.... ln,.i.i.iflu T Ii 1..t.i
wonderhnr Ii I had snoilei! riervthlnir
terrupti'd jiiii-ncd tm-ard the front
ruuiu. i ins rime i mammetl to reacli
the entrance without tuishun of am
vMd.
The iloor Mas slight;, ajar and 1 Mas
able to peer into ib room. It look
me some moments to nccuhtivn .ui' iyes
to the scmigloiiiii nitliin. and then I
disco vend a lighted candle on a bureau
in the far end of the large apartment.
And then another sight greeted me that
caused me to (ingle .villi eioitement.
ll lias Jules .lactiuette. closely n
amining nil article which he held in ills
right hand !
At lust, efter all these dajn of an.
iet. , I had found the scoundrel, and
hi'
and trom time to time he ritobetl If,
unoccupieti iianu across tne nri.,iie.-i ot
his closely cropped gray hair and smiled
with a M.iirl. of satisfaction that aroused
placing .ill of the jt-welrv in it, pro-
i-ieded to tie it 1111 with great cure.
The uext iiiFtant the rowit was iiPed
with the heavy odor of mus.!;.
Alter a while he straightened up ivitn
the nir of n man who has iniishcil his
tesk and is preparing to take hi.s leaie.
and foretineer and looked at it ir-
ultingly. the liicuering rays 01 111c
candle happened to strike it and pro-
to illuminate the room.
It was the Ited Diamond the Star
of the South around which all of the
adventures of the preceding day had
clustered!
Mv imnulse was to rush in anil grab,
rnii'ir rniir r L.nrranni run rronn niiii i if. i . i mi i iihm. iitiu . a-i u I'lMTfiii rn inn
ttas in a corner, apparent y at mi ..i i,,aw.i.,.i. ..n.l vtr..l. i ll.o!'v"",, '" ,'" .. ' aiunieu. i re
. lr":V '.r. '".r0111" ". .s,JsIp.r !'- uaterMith her long, m hit-fingers. "It s f ! i", "l, il"lV,"0,e';
. I r . i - . " ' iitu" 11 iiiiiii' -nin i.i .-. "" " -' mi Hill ai Ul.oilW ' i in ,, hn.n l. l...i
it from his insolent hand. Jtut sober those men do jou Intend to marry ,'"
second thought came to the rescue and'he asked.
bade me proceed with caution. , "I bnie two engagement ring?," she
I had gone too far to risk failure by retorted. "One is jours. You muy haie
a single misstep. AVhile 1 stood there it now if you wish.
debatiug my course of uctiou he con- He silently lighted a cigarette.
tinned to gaze on tho manelous gem for "Vou'll need It for one of those nice
nhicli wo governments were now girls jou'ie met," she suggested quietlj .
searching. His clear gruy ejes almost "Oo I kuoiv her?"
rhaled tho Uiamontl in nnllianej. lie
unu r-lriHlincr oi er rtie l.nsesftinn of lhe
treasure; Kloatlnc over it as a liossihli
man cloatn over Mi, inoi.ej. Presently
he wrapped it in the tissue paper attain
and restored it to his poeket. He took
up the handkerchief from the bureau
and reached for the candle. He was
By GEORGE BARTON
uthor ot "The World's Greatest Militant
Spies and Secret Service Agents" t
he mi important element in the struggle '
before me. . llromley llarnes might
come along ami render me nuy assist- '
auce I might need.
At all events I innile mv a ilonn
the dust stairs nnd took my position
candle in one hand, and actually hum-
mlng a tune from one of the operas,
lt has been claimed that in moments
of great excitement we arc apt to ex
press our feelings in commonplace
Mortis; that Me rare! do io draniath'
alh, and scarcely ever in the accepted
terms of ilctlon. I can't say how it Is
ultli others, but at that supreme mo-
meat. mIicii .lactiuette reached tlie foot
ot the stairs. I pointed the pistol ul
him and crltd:
"Halt!"
That sounds like a half-dime novel,
there stuck st 111. The hand thnt he Id '
the candle trembled ami his face became !
... ... . .. , ,.
u !,.,. ,,i,.r. He was badly discon
,.erled. Almost unconsciously T ex
ebilmed :
"Halt or I'll shoot'"
nun, m j ji snoot.
Slonh the color came bad; to his
t'aee sl'oMh the iiervousne.su leff liim
u',j 'then with a smirking "rln lie ex- i
hatl a motile. Like a general on tho i
"'c of battle. 1 tlecitle. to Hie: out
the bpot where the conflict Mould take
--- - - -- - --
I,18to1 aUl1 "llu 'aiiuette at a tnsau-
THE DAILY
IWO LS
Ity LULU
i,nv.
in me uooriiii) oi i ae par or. nianuiug vi uiu iuuus in una k'i""- uu" j,. " i, ,, ..i i. ivi,i, ir
there I Mould command n good Ue of glorious countrj. lint let me assure """ I een a "'"nood J I reslint Al-
the rascal and Mould bn In n position Alonsleur tlarlaud that I am entirely, 1"J .'' J , " XC "?$ l. U)0""
to tarry out my ,.lan of campaign, t In the dark regarding the purpose o 'K "', '". '" .IV'ercival
cocked and primed my pistol and Malt- his presence here and that 1 cannot . p'?w " " ,0 . lt '"" " nntr? , !
ed. 1'resently 1 heard hi, foo;steps ami understand why he should point that .- . ,, 'li U' "Ju '"ii, u"
In. iT.iii., ilnun (lw. iolpu .npi-lin' liic'turlv weanon nt the noor heart of .In lea ' l11"'.. .......' ... ,.
Ljdia looked siieetly sympathetic.
"Tell me about them." she urged. "The Lydia pouted prettiij. "Please duu'l
heap of nice girls." be cross,' she pleaded. "You huicu't
"I'd rather you'd tell our stovy told me h thing jol."
iirst." returned Hob. half Mistfully. , "T think." he remarked coldly, turn
She ghineed at him demurel.t. "All I mg the boat out into midstream, "thai
right," shf replied good-naturedly, uml J"-' hud betler he going back to the
began: hotel. The h.in is already set ami llierc
"I came tlov.n here the iirst week in " no moon tonight."
June and met. nu fee the second time "IVhi, Mr. IVrler," she cried, "there
since ol.r schoolduj-. Wp became en Mas a beautiful moon last night', so, of
gaged, but the engagement wiik condi- course, Iherc miisf be anolher toniglit
tlonal. That is, if either of us met Mr. .Morton and I sat out for u Ion
some uue else mIioiii mo liked better mc time last eienlng admiring it " "
Mere at liberty to do as Me pleased. In ..j ,,. )lP is lhp M,n... Tm,
,iAi.ii trt ut rnnh nthur Kihiu llf'
inei.ia.uc ...r. ..ii-iiuuu. Rimini- .u-
" - ,""" """ -., "i.'
boj . I'erci Don ne . I refuml I'crcy, of
eours-e. He was deadly iu earnest, and
alraid I 11 make a fuss:'
l,jd!,i shook her Huff head. "ou
made the conditions of our engagement,
,0 you ought not to make a fuss."
"Never," breathed 15ob, qui'klj :
I 11 not do that. I'ray continue jour
delightfully interesting tale," and he
laughter and made, the bout rock vio
)cntlj.f
"Stop Immediate! I" cried tho girl;
'-jou u upset tne Boat.
"Q, I.ydia!" he exclaimed, when he
had regained his composure, "how
I-"
"Mis Vane, if you please, Mr. I'or
' rer." she ii.terrunted coollv.
Hob became sadly serious. "Miioli ot
.... ...... ,. -- --.,.... .
"i nencve you uo. ins tone Mas
eurt
"We didn't promise to tell names,"
i she spoke slowly, "but would jou mind
tfllinc me hers
i "I'd , rather not," he returned,
shortly.
' "Just as you please," she Mas mad-
onUg hut I linen' euough of the
fellow to realize that he would"" not
surrender without n struggle. As he
cot tn the center of the room he put
the candle on the table und made a
mocking bow.
"And noli, Mill Monsieur (lr.Tlo.ud
explain the purpose of his islW
"Monsieur (iarlaml doesn't hac to,
t nuswereu irri
enough Mhy I'
Irrltnbh. "You know q
linnii i null, i
m hnrp
Id, stlll'smlrklng, "Mon- "t Jhe annual conientiori of the Asso
it eoueluslons. This Is. olat.sl l'eniisylian la ( tubs, ut V II-
.Ml, lie sa
sieur jumps at
,'acquette.
If any i
"... ., . . .,'
one nan to u me tnar i iiouiu.
l... . . "i j.. .... n..t i...
lie siuuiiiiiK III LUC lllllllli;-1 OOIII III llie
!.loi'?,(' 0'..t''i",,1,.""ll;(''1 ?0s AlstV.1i'"!
,lll .. ,,,i,.:. " ;l:.'l " "".'" . . " ...i .
seizing the diamond I should hiiici
( U'llllll Wi I (Mllllll tltlll II 111!
" gneti inai iierson to scorn, nut ine
fellow unileiiiabl) mssessed u Itlnii of i
inugoeiibin inai Mas irrcsisnuin. ue into
'he poiier of holding jou eieu wbru1
our illstrust for hlni Mas most pro-
nounced. I dctcrniliied to resist tlitsj
tendency.
nhnnldors nn,l elevntcl M Imshi eio-.
broMs.
..-,.-...,. ..... . -.
"What diamond';" he asked.
At that moment I would haie sMorn
that thin pendexing Urnzlliati M-ns cut,
- . , ' : " v- , ., , ,,
out ue " K'"cat actor. No child could
'1!t,(' "ssiimed a more convincing air of
innocence. The big head, resting on
mond Jou tried to sell to Colonel
luirion. ine tin mono jou nave ui
your i est pocl.cl.
fTO I!I2 cunttvli;li
NOVELETTE
A BOAT
I. l'AULUY
lie returned sharpb . "Wh.i should ' T
. .... . . i
"lou'rc not obliged to like him.
uaslied l.iulu.
VrtuUiU not. I sai, l.idia I'm
K0iug an av 'in the morniu'c v'en o..rlv
ill.. . , nn,nr'
er tone ivas banter -
appointed the heap of
such a bright, eli
e turned redli and
avc hiii full attention to the oais.
"I suppose it'b the other girl mI.oih
Jul are going to bee," fcho remarked
thoughtfull. "lloiv glad she'll be:"
"teucc take the other girl!" broke
ft cm I'.ob'a lips impatiently. "I.jdiu,
don't jou care the least little bit?"
l.jdla's. pink .checks giew a hade
long and steadily, then he turned his
gaze thoughtfully across the. rner.
af,0j
"Aren't ivc- going tn.'" she pettishly
ni.
Hob tumid his face to her with, a
slow of determination iu his clear,
brown eyes.
"I'll tell you the name of the girl 1
lo, if jou iiill tell ine the name ot
...",. ..Ul. . v.,..l
the chap jon re going to marry, he in
foimeil her. rather ehecrfiilli
"Wuieed," she returned frigldlv. "iou
needn't bother."
;, ,. f Miss Vane," he urged,
p, 0er(Ui thai you are dying lo
I.ion. I huve her photo -with n.e, too."
I.jdia hesitated a mopieiit, then she
lauKlud half hjbtericallj .
"Show mc the photo." she said,
,. tirett it. caressingly from an inside
pocket and held it out to her. Jier lips
tn mhled as sdio Rlauccd nt it
Then
their ejen met
j "You are i
are the chap T am going
she ea,id softly.
i
to
marry,
lie ne.it complete novelette Tho Pic-
hlan Taste
f'.pj right, 1911), l.y the Hell Syndicate, Tn-
. t i .....I i in i ii i i in i . iri'i.. r mil inn i iii riiiii mi.
, lousins, loriumu. .lie. : or, it.
OMBflB 0,5, 1919
PENNSYLVANIA CLUB
COMMITTEES NAMED
Annual Convention of Associa
tion to Bo Held in Wilmington
February 18 and 19
VWa imnortant committees to drnw
----.
uP ,n,V?ri on vunmih pnuses ot me
worn ui inn i iiivrrmiy 10 av iircscnu(i
Micrs. Los Aimcles. Oil., and TJr
..,", A.- i. -. ..e x- v..-i.
i naries '.. j. iiinuc, ui .i-iv ju.u
..
ll'elnllons with other Instltutions-
Melus 1 IW,X ork el J. rliaip
..' 'oilier Ilu'ekel, (''olumtiia rnlie'r-
lutin; lraiiu It. lord. New -Voru ciiy ;
. . .ri,n,..n, i,T110i, Monteonierv.
liar
puj,,,,.,. Ia. ; V. I,, l'nxson, of Mndlou,
-.y.
ui-liilloYix with secondary schools
-fnia,. Kieswetter, 'Xcm YorJ. city,
Hmliiiinn ; Inost O. llorfsteln. SI.
i.U. Ato . I., flreen. f'hlcngo: IT.
sinUv IMttslnirch. cha rnian : James i'.
,v....... - - .. I,
T..,..n llnutnn . W. Xeitninn. At
lunta; V. C. Irwin. Chicago: Ii. 1'.
t . T,.,t..r.lt ,.,,,1 li.tu IT. Skinner.
i,inJi,',i, '
VoinlnatlonR William MeC.Iellan. of
this city, ohnlrinan :' I"I. W. Ojden,
l.osion; ir. .lames i. jii-ikj, i.
ington: S. U Irving, Chester, and A
lt. I.utlloM-, Chicago,
TDDCATIIlXAli.
llQtll SfTfS
I
n... ...,.,. .r. m contiant afmana for i
lowJ-paylim piillon. Ore-tg Bhortl;M.
the tiay. iedy ryotem. Ciraplcto buin ;
iDd MCreUrial courses. D.J and JJ"'if
Cla3cs. imyii'lie tralnlns. Enrrt .
any iiino. t-aii ','" -
liurtlrulnrii nnd catalogue.
in II. A. DPH1MWS COLI.r.OB
and Colltcc of Commrrn
1011 rhe.ini.t ft.. rhlliidelohU I
rFi SS PV. H,Hii, r : A
I The Mereditli 8t"?' Dramatic Art
of
jviazs n. Mi:ni:uiTii.
director
OJt'sra complete uml thoroucb tramlnK In
JCIocutlon, Dramatic Art. rubllo Speftklne.
Play I'roduetlon, E'lucattonal Dram a tic 8.
io ttyrfflnVKniyT,'tHla?ifa , i
THE TAYLOR SCHOOL .t
GresB Sl.iirthon.l. Toueli TjpewrltlnB. Iloolc
l.efjlng & He. rclarlitl t i.urBPS ljy & Nlgnt.
Strayer'3 Business College I
P.iilidelphl.t'n Greatest I:u6lnsss School. .
Sn7 Clu-atnut St. Phont Walnut 381 .
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ao i:.st i i.str i,asi:
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. VT01JN SOt.OIST A.S"1 INHTltUl TOFt
' Conductor Catlno Auo. crcL.,AMMnood. N.J
' iituillo 17111 Clieotntlt Pll. Louuet 24u3 V.
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lieU IVitlni.f si., I'lilla
0rnegl 'lull, N . Wfilnwln, i
dl:i. r,nr...M,or-r ov music
i !.... vU.. ' io a. jsth at
nlrfrtorwi l. II. I.icrinini, II. nn deo Ilem'
Ann McDonough '
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Sailing January 7
Visitinfr Jamaica, Panama,
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TIIRF.E SPECIAL CRUISES TO THE
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Ilj- (Ireat Wltllo Urct, P. ..
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A Steamer Dec.
! Philadelphia Havana
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