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I . - i "'I hmve only cleared - Square o4jects, were vigible near the Ing part of the, time I 0 1 71 - . � � I *40S.T � - --.-,-, rwbk.,qRWAWWW-vo*�mmftkk.-Mwomml�., AW2%.1W1W1 - - ffe'll.ed easily. � � I _' I - . - His mind was occupied wltli the signs iliappen to- have read a good deal about � i . 00601 I - __ - %-*'1,t:1.- .- " , i: ". I . - .-F-7.-Frl .--7rr- ; palm tree. The sun, glinting on tbe� wilder beasts than they knew at Epbe � . It b& I � , " ,-,.,..,-"%*-. :*..,*.-:�:*!i*.,�*.-'�*,.,%,.,:.:,I- _ .'-*..-'�,.,.:-,..;*�-,.,!�.�*.,...-*.**":"i.--.� - away I ecent grow-th,"'be said. . I _. � ,% I - .1 -:-. ..Z'�.t.l � .., bm . I I I , -, . .. .... ,. � I ,t,.--:.,-."i-.-....-,�.n,.O,..;�r%t:..*. ..�. . - I � _!:* " . , . .".. . . - < ., : , - ". - *., - -,'. 4:,. , -..:.. osure, to the sun, the on the canister head. !the China, sea afid Its frequepter.' , 4 1 .,- -,...,.%_ -,� .. '. I . -*.* .:1*:..., sue. The long exp - . I � U _ . y `.i't". .- - - .I- . --. ** "" ., *, 1-".6;_1%:V:A , "And 'why did they d1g a ca-te? It waves, rend I � , .. - ,:, ."N.,.::-.-.*,,,..-'-'-'.-,�l.:.,....,.:,-.-.; V .. * :::,:-'--9 - I I ered it diflicult to discern I .�.� .. _:X.*P... .'. -�'.,'.,.'.';-.�- - , .. .* - '' d a 4ot " , said. "I am -the-- las � . . , .�.J) * " , , P '� . t man in the world 4 , � i - * ... I or 1. 1 *"32 divided,by 1; an 'X' an . I .k.: . I` . .., �: Z,!.%: 1:,. ". I mental str,dn of his foreboding that 11 I ' � - ,��%, M--- ,;,- -,- --%::...'-.*�-.--'.�1'%;, '.* --,,-1-- �.Z.i.a.a�;,,- � . -, Z. V-0..% �.-i.Z....... surely ]m . . I � � � I I meali 4 - I , -,do , I i . would 1�e uch more� qitple to their significance � . Z. -. - , .z--; �-I; .% 3'. : t t. . * * ... -;-�- �z�A---;s &. ..- .: ..*,.-. - I �5��i':r;!,. " *ft � . "What, to alarm you needlessly. Al - i . - - .. hose life depended he repeated several times. I . - S" t...'. - . the charming g w . . � - I 1. � "...... . I - i I � ...... j.. r� build a house frain all these trees.11 - "What do you make of those?" he In � mn -� � t certain precautions . I . I . I -,�** � . . . I '. tin might be exposed to even they signify?" to convey is tha . . . _. , v, : I .�-..-i."J � .- I , � "There you I - puzzle . me 11 b dired, haudin . . ag,ilnst a rfsk tbat Is.' , I 1� %*.,.�. - 0 . 9. X4 6 . f e said q' g the glasses 4nd bland. Upon h I I 1, A �.. , J. � . t..0 � - � . -;* .1 - I I I I - . � -, ..'..*, � . wor Suddenly he sat tip, wlib, every sense � should be taken . i i k.',..-:.. frankly. . . ly Jgnoil4g. Miss Deane's petulance. No wore." , - -- -� - _.. , . : ... -, I I - . . � bable. T . I 'I . I.. a.." * * .1 ed, the' -ph . __ ------- . . -�-, �... *.' 4 , ,ed the enverh but a HerbrAin was ysical labor he had under- alert, and grabbed his jtivol�,er. Some- I possible, not prol i - - � �_t *�, I They had entei busy with other things - -eprel' as,budder. Tt&,� . - . , t :;: �*�*;, ., - , . - - 1� . . in s 0 , so dangers than any yet encounter- - _ I � . � 01249W I t e gone, the irksome restraint he et trove to thing Inapelled Jilin, to look' tov�ard -1be , She could not r ss - �, - . 0 , I I I J ` . -I! " 7:* � -ay and. pow canie out. 11 her that be would; :� I � .. Z i.�, � . ...: i--..�, . I .n. ...; , - little M � . 'while she twisted -the binoculars t ' , � � ,, v,There the skele- ,sailor wanted . I I ,;�. .1 a . . to te . ! ! �X_ - - - - k *s-*, 44These emptly efirtridg-es are funny, suit her, Vision. ItaInbow Island-Irls- place upon his conduct and utterances spot, a few feet awaN. � � . , *�::' 'i: - . . - savagem, �i I * , :** , I ..., I � � . ;, * LO ,-,.- : ., .ulmlnated In utter ton was hidden. It was the rustling of I I defend her against a host of . . .. 4 I . * *`_�___ , _� _,:.1 0 -all these things e i I ,� � I ..-.-.-. M, 0 B3r , UIS , .7. _ 0�4 , . -," - -but 91aidniall � I -I .I _t � � �if he wero.en&wed with:many lives, , i ..�_- Th�y Isuggest I fort, a battlo Wo It was a nice conceit, 4 4 I . . , ,.V, t I his a bird among the trees that had caught -,!% ...... , TMCY ;.I.:.:. , ' hen.the water touchei � 1 � i � 1'. ..� .. 10% �� !%-1-1. .. � matilike, her words were �,carelesslv struck a � discordant -note. TbIs man - cetaxR ton . w � I � tied.- Tle� . ,� . . 1. -is perfo e tongted **---*.-. � :* .: # !f.'! - . his ear. - , re � I I . . � . � t. ....*. � '.. bLtl, ere crail-Imed witli .' as no menial W appearance or sp . 1' I lbuthe w 1 ,:�i*.�-%-,'-,. Copyright. 1903. by &%Z... I w . � - � � I I � �. -.- urnift ,� - It. chosen, - � ,eech 'heated skin. . i ft- � _� - - .,.... � 0. V... � 14 even reviled himself .for having Apo- � - ._V;.� � � V -!.*.::: - - , . - HOW could you;frlghten me so?", de- He thought of the white framework � I . I I ! .. l � -.V1-,* - Edward J. C-tode $::"; .. -1 .. - 4 Inductive- f oilce � Why -was he so deliberately rude! -, I I - .. , . I . : ...� . ...!. , i � I of a once powerful inan, lying there ken, b -4t ,she saw the anguish In his I I i . --�. . .t--.. ...'�... 1* e '. . ded Iris hysterically. "You Must I � � . .. _. . � ., -7. � P, - .. ,_ .- . .N.".... ., ng Anan I -Is heart acknowl- * . _ .,. - 0 . .. �11: , i; %* .!,;,* : I.' - .. --�� - - '-'C ',.'!t_-` ' " `-"" `�%`-:`-` .:' - --: . :.,...... . -I^ � fate, aud her woman i VA_ - - M". -.-I.,01". , F_o ii I � ::..-.,-,.;.--'.-'..'.'._�.. .4-.- .'. . Embarked oi�. the t6bog-an slope.al, I think -they are boxes or pack! "' � - .....; . 4 , *.,-.-., -'� -.. - - .-.. 04-�-:-`. .,.:. :..-.,: 1;_-11-.,.. ,1� . h felt that- you. were wo, Z I � .,.:-,��-*.,!. . . x:. . .. . af k'.*.' .. I * %-... -,Z . - , 0 . rking too among the bushes, abandoned, forgot- 1; f I , __ .� `$*6�,-.--,.;, �"%*.* , .* . I i . - .1, X -� . . ..i �ye::...'*.J�*.V, I .1 , -.%: * N.� . -%V n . � - - - .,.��.'.V.*. --i",-�.�'-.*--..�;:;.,-.-.-.-.:...;..t..- , uhtt.-Uth, the sal lor slld smoothly do - cases,tv she announced. ave I I I . - ..:. ... �. -.... r . . - . . . I �mr. F_ . .'. ..*! -! �.-_.'.r'.4�..-_v...%.... - - . . I . ged him as her protector, ber . bleld., I . � -:S.-.E.1.*.,i!`�%-' ... -..-. �'.. ..4 - , . % " - I . . . f Why didn't ten, .horrific. Theu he smothered a, I ._�"11.#..7.,.!--;. .. - -.. ,-,. . 1� , . . .... , . I � . t �' hard. . . : ,-%4,-!: � - .*-f�*. . ".*--.�.'-,,'L.L;.,.-,LEZ:2,.--..I 1. : �*.. . . "'Ali, that was my own Idea!" I mus You made me rest. . 4, , . - . .J. .. --..;____v.._-.-Z, W. - ivaA . : � , � - ,a,"' she we I _ , � �._ . .. I Amobbl,qw-qmmmvmmkb�-4ow �Iq igtl V � . . . you rest yourseUV . cry of surprise. . I Mr.. Jenk ' �sald -simply, " � - I U - - h -c - knn:v - -that locality." � � - , 4' I , � -_ , clits I qv col,ore I your , ,Ina visit - ?ft his Col- i "By Jovel" he muttered. "There is.; , are- in God!s hainds. I put my trust iu i I l, . � Jenks must have stdod many min -4 1,,tiol,n, I . I ss De no. Even ,In England "How? Will you swim He lobked at.ber wistfully. T I 1. - 11 - � � -_ 1_. . � . __ � -1y. So5 �closely did be tion, A.11.%s De I . I - 1X' and dot. That sign Is meant him .xnd In you. I am bopeful--may, , 1--er - - I , the vathw, . do ; Japse must not, happen -again for her ! no . � - utes before he perceived that the skel. I _� aid, his stern lips, relaxing � ' I * I thank you for w � - -, I now exilmille t4o ground tblat he hard- 'me- n Of ten pretervo stich things f or f u- - No," he a I I I : lyft ' ,in. a smile 44I will" . sake. These two said, more with eyes for a shull and crogsbones. It lies more, confident. - � hot I .1 � - At first he ftnag� . ; � ind, by . I -1 - � I I ,-Atoxx was headless. I ture use. They can bo reloaded," � -notJ swim,, i I . . mt , � , . ly noted his I di�ectlon. The tra(;� lod - . 'Her exactly on the part of the island where you have done, for all tbat you *111 do. i - "Yes, seen lteepers do that, ,the way, -Miss Deane, be -careful wh 0 � � , - -1 . � � straight tow�rdi tbe,wall of. roc I � looking bald patchl'' . - f r4J1 � : Ined that In runimagIng about with the - Ox. 1 The I I hav� en than It a. She withdrew her arm. J V you cannot preserve me from threat , � . I I � face and neck vtlmson6d. wi� saw that qpeer . 1, � I I - - ' � � I enin.- perils ho ma- couj( - �� - . distance was oot -reat-about forty This is differeO. There4s an air of"- you are near the water. The lagoon ' . I stick he had disturbed the skull. ,But . . I . . ' 0 ' . I . , "Good gritclousl" she cried, "The today.� First thing tdinorrow befo i I . n 1, fOr you ai* I 1 , . �U; .- . the most minute seareb: demonstrato ,yards. At first; the brushwood tin ed- �'Tbere is a! lot ..to be done," broke Is swarming with sh a*rks at present. . . . ref; � � � p . I I the girl It.wakes I must examine � I . t I . ham is rbined.111 thatil as braye and gallant a gentlemar. as I kat . ' I "We must I feel' tolerably assured that at "PI I � ; I :� � that it; bad gon4-.-had beet taken a Ce in Jenks eultvii-a-tically'. low � � . I - lives on the earth today�' � wayi �ea L Iiim, but soon even this hindram - 0 prepared a , . 4W I � -in fact -for the plants which so efrectu- �, ,,4� , I - It was burnt black. 0 , place.y',, i -Now, the strange feature of this ,ex - I" alsappeared'and. a wAl defined passage - icllmb. the hill and - t back here in tide, whenJthe remnants of the gale ' 11 .. I , I 11 ,,,Ial,-,r screened the lig-Ater. bones woulq I 'through a belt of treef, %time to lighti anotber firO before . the have vanished, I will be abl.6 to wa � 4 I He resolutely stretched himself on. and unexpeettil ,outburst - I i I � I I �� I n.. They 11 'traoidinary 11 lk. fresh supply. When '1t was.rea - � Itull to vanish. meandered * - the)re-along th -reef." Jenks was himself agal ate In his share of the spread out coats, now-�! "be S-Irli % � 3 . Uot permit the a, I gome strong au4,lofty, others quite Im. I sun goes dowil. I want to prop a caN e ad shared the remains- Of thO 1 thoroughly dried by sun and fire.. I of pent.up emotion was that ti ; .1 I � silence a . I - 9 . I., Then the frown our the sallor"s face mature.- - A . vas sheet In firont of, the cave and- try "Sbarksl'.' she cried. "In there'! � I nJ pronounced his naw6. with the all ; . � . . I . . bottle. A. smile Illumined his tired IL minute he was sound asleep. ghtly, - . I . I wame threatening, thundero"� , - Alore' pushes gathered at . ,the foot of I ,to devise a lamp." �'� . , . I "What horrible surprises Me speck of - I � _. I J ,emphasized 'accentuation of One who � I �_ I , In face. I . - - _4 �- � I . - . I I - woliected. the rusty jereese. Indistine dllifuft I sleep Ifiside?" demanded Iris. , land co.ntalusl I should not have I - I � - the cliff. Behind them he, could. see I k . . � �� knew It to be a mere disguise. The- I � ' - , seiils� - could Iris was watchful.i' She bad never . � . � - e- � . . � -1 I memories of strang,4� fales of th Chin � Yes., Whe#e�el§elyf, � i .agined ,that sharks and , � � - .1 the mouth of d cave. The six months! "' - . . , man was sa taken aback by ber dee- , f t I i I I I - I lop � � � .. in her. life cooked even a,potato *or I . 1112�, Of " I E awoke to find the sun high 10 I 0 .1 � 1 1 JI! I'l -I , If III �1 li . 11 h I 4 0. I 11 9 I I � I .�, � , 'i I , � f - sea crowded unbidden to his brain.. . I. , - T.hc,reeWas_4 pa -use, a mere -v,, Ive together . . : i laration of faith that tbe�. Migor Ind- - � -, . - � . � . old;&rowth of vegetation about-1he en. . boiled an egg. The ham was her first , I � - . . I �,, . ,,� di - -right," be explained, . � . I I - ',I dent, though it did not e4diape it �� - IdDyaks!" he g6wled fiercely. � "4i trabee gave clear indication as to, the awkwar4neg'di: *,,-, �� . I � Yoii,= quite . the- heavens. . Iris was ppre-pail - � .. w i . � � I md� was I I I - I 11 - I ItIr wfift m6i ,111 went Ith b66ming gravity. ."As a rule, attempt. - Ing breakfast; A- fi .11 t 7 _1 9WVa offieqr, an Englishman probably' .Int guard outside 1 4 "time which had elapsed since a human � . ,,My cooking amuses you?" she deo- I' smothered in j tumult, of -feeling. � a . I, , - �� . f I crackling cheerfully, an4 tbq' , - � I., - a ' -foot last distu, I ed the solitude. n Teaks:-' ne-,waA -ftying to impro*e . sharkA hifest only the leeward $Ide o � 1. .Rt st'himself to'spelak. . -1 I � 7 __ � �; I Murdered by .head hunting Dyakpl_,,� i o 'j;. 'Just now 1bo are at- , He could not tru � � : I . rb mapded OusplelbuslY. ,. - I I . - " . � �� tick ,,,tlxe"ddi6�*fthe-,axb,y,*gtindl,ng-�itoli,-A these Island& tesIding goddess had so -'altered he - 11, I - , A few vigorous ,,It gratifies, over - - ' - the ax to I --- . 11 ,,ates.!" i blows with the.w, .- �, ,� 't . -�, -- .'' �� , I I . , .y sense," he mur p .ou �� I He rose hastily and scized �. � �-� k I.. I -1. A," .1 � I , . . e sailor rveye - � �_ - 7 . I , - I 19 I . `There is but one thing need- I I I.. if they came oneb they Would POMQ , b .6 " ": ' 4 ,. del ..- I . : cleared away obstructing, plants and 00ft'st " tracted In s4oala by the wreck I appearance' that th iver a murdemus ass,sulf ,upon a ,I r. � 1 4 1 � mured. U ;.116 . � - � � I � L *gain. - . � I n_ The girl vpat-fritoi-the cave again. - vur,, Irlp Sul-vereu 1511gWAY. .4 . I . her w1uh ustonla A"r 14 1 sago palm'that stood close at ban(L I- -N 1.__1_'1 - . � � i - * . [eafy braAcheso' The sailor - stooped a d 1. he ful to complete'vy happiness." . A � �7 - I - � e She was Ifiqidlgltive� u�)edsy. � We had'better go back now,� T H�- noiselessly assumed a sitting po� � : Five hundred yarft away Iris Dean -'cav6rn, for the opento , ' � � 4 -the first to reower -a degree I -, � I look6d into th � We was I I , I e . 9 .1 . i h, - "And. that is?'I : I � I I I _ � I � � 7 1 �. i -, - 1T,h'at,&AtktigomenVf9:-, $be be � , ;,X, I of self posleselon.: . For a. wiment, slaw i . � cepin He ought not er � ., I gan,but wind is.keen here, Ulss Deane. � . tu&,tuck#d his feet beneath him an4l - - to bavO w" b4rely five feet high. He P "Permission to smoke." . . 11 I - I � - was al g. � I . . face was not via., f - Mae - on - , - � I left her alone. And then, 'with - the c ti n � ended,- Ift �a- �b�arp, cry of ,6=6r.` The She,kne* tbgt-he- purposely; misun. - bll�W - The 'girl's i A [ . ceived Instantly, that the ex, aVR 0 1 "Smoke what?" � "', 11�* I a had bared her soul. Witir, 41 � �� . . . � e C,on- be mat, and for a fe I . . ,�IsNisesae& birds,bad'retnrne.A durfiri derstood'her gesture. His attitud ble . from where I came a sensitive shrinking.' Her Atli- . - - -devillsh ingenu�ty of ,coincidence, *4 ,�fts .man' -s- hlitudiwork applied. to & - . .- I I , a steel' box tightl - � i � I ' ' . ! I I -rebuke. There wag no further - surely ll, 1 Cate nature disapproved tbeser senti.- i revolver shot awoke the echoes and rault in the hard rock. A �79ort of hat- the sailor's absence. �. V . . . veyed h. He pioauced y- seconds bethought be must � , - .1w � . - � . , , 06. I.W1114111-them-111 he shouted In an. ' room for- sentiment In their present ex. � closed and'a pipe. edmlng� She was attired In a ne , � I , � I sent'all manner- of wild fowl hurtling �xis:ted, and this had been - -- hops " dr �� I mental displays, She wAnted to box - - - . i,7---aral sbaft ger. � . . �; Istence. They,bad to deal witli cillil "Your pockets are absolute 8 ' navy blue dreso and- omairt blobse. , r her own ears.. I - I . . I I - � � Wough the trees with clamorous Out- axtended. by imahual lab I aid the girl, delighted that his tem . - . I I I i - , or. Beyond per - ' . � 4 = I � . . I . I . I - . - - re : " 11!!PJ0as,6 doWX, Thereb,qK been enough necessiti.es. , As for the sailor, he was 0 white canXaii -shoes were replac � y , she todk a keen I*- - ' - � Z7. . _. __ , the entrance 4hO Cave . I . . 'had Improved. - "Wbat other stores do . � With innate tact I I � - ' � . eir con- I - � I . stro leather'bootso Sho was . � . . -Panting and wild eyed, Jenks w ag at - - glad that the chance turn of tb � jig � lofty. ow-ing.to iii PoElition with ref- ,.oj.death In'tols p)gce.p,lpeady.1I i carry about with you?" . terest in the felling of the in*. . I - , I � I � I . I - _� the glrl's� side in an inconceivably sb . Tie "w-'e'r'do , J aried on bio ears,' Then vereatlofi 'enabledjhlin to Warn: her you spiek and span, this 1plandoebe. . 11 I 1, . Ort L%rence _,to� the ,'sun at that hour Jenks . He Ilt his pipe and golemnly gave an � . 1 "W. hat do you want, It forl" - she in- -i I - - . ' agiihist' 00. lurkInf7dangers,of the )a- So soundly ,,had be slep't that blip quired when the stprdy � 22 - I ! i : , .space of time. ,�She was not beneath . nt light would lie felt that she could only allude to the . - . trumk creaked � .. - I I imagined that sufficie � I . . ry I I i . - 11 goon. There was no need to mention Invento" of his worldly goods. Ba , � . I senses returned b la t I _� . . victims of. the*reek. , - - - - : i I : � � - - : � - � . . . � i , IN, � � � � ,,Uo sheltigr of the grove, but on the be obtainable 1'when the tropical lu"-i i . 6nd the Items -she' had -previously seen . and fell. I I I i I . � . 1. � - I sands, gmdng. pallid in cheek and IIVT, � -g -to, ay," s eipla I .the devitfish now. ifd�� -must spa -r I e her Y . � . lver dol- he guessed what had happened. 9 . Jenks ,felt bette � r now. I " . � I I I riance of foliage outside was dispen "I � was golb a I be .1ned � he could only �, enum . - I I . . . 1. ` 4 I 1. . � - I I � �, I � it the group of rocks on the edge of 'the W devise , �tfi pkk4tion. , all avo-I able thtill,s.- - had risen with the dawn and, conqu. I I I . �Ithht -wer* raudt - . T �I I ' I F . - t I - With. . . . . I lar, a very sol`)'�d and cnimpied. hand- , "This Is a chAnge of. dletl" 'be ex- 4 . . . . - i . I . I . - 'They gathered the ptores from the I i � - - . .� � � _90011. e � , There Is, nv, liel -for. it uhtll� yoW-66fi-, I Ing her nathral feeling' of repulsidu - � leave& ' I I I Ila - ,,&t present the interior was dar . - p kerchief and :a bit of tin. A box of plained. "No; we don't boil the . I I - � I I trifet aTso,#, andidly, 1 -do" 'first -dining room and reached the cave I selected from . the stoi� he acc�mW . I . �"Wlat is the matter?"- he gasped.' of house. 0 � � X-OrNibglan matches he threw away as 41. - or nibble the bark. When, I split this � I *,. il� � I - With the stick he tapped the walls a d -6 writ . . lated yesterday some more su : 0 1 1 ' -1 . - 1. I I �Out incident. , Another- fire was I , "Gh. I doWt know!" she wailed ,nd the. rush f� .-moit like-t4la fidle InAhe rock�. ' It Is "a . useless,'but Trig recovered them. I � palm op�en you will Dad that t4e lh- I I . . t I . rok. A star�led cluck a I I . . , . . . 11 light ip, e mebts than, those in which sh I � - I . � .� . . 1., - I 'Jbrokenly. "I had a dreani, such a bor, , -of . two �Ir 0 -valilt, 1� -tomb;" - ,-. � . �_, and while IrIg'atte led to th "You mever know what purpose th,6y gar I ,, . terfor Is full of pith. J will tut it out � i I , � . wings heralded the flight . kite e,in 4he sailor fell�d several 'young � I - 1: 1 A 1 . rible dream. You were straggling with -� , be noise. - Soou'bis eyes, "You tol&: me that - -1 was In Com- . may served' a � be said. in after days a caped ffom the wreck. - I A� for you,., and then it will ti� year tafsk 4 � I � ` � * , I fj, -alarmed by, " ' t e . Ae wanted polesd� - 4nd tbesle , He quietly took stock of his 11- I I , some a 1�sho de mand, I . r - I - � . wful thing-- down there. I yet -y' dispute my orders." He re 01rd signtficance was attached to this __ to knead It with water after �iell wash � i ': the gloom, ma T�l - . Me NN I � , i tatt4i - I all thie fiber ft,,04 Anallyi , I I , pointed to the rocks. ., . more. accustomed -to strove . 'to appear brusquely good ..were the right size and ghapo. . .,-- t condition and passed & ' : 4 1 . I I . � ut that the' place was about thirty hard � simple phr#se. � , I VY ' Ing it, pick out . I � I - .1 __ I - . I soon . cleared�,:& considerable space.. The bble on . t - I - . �"T wa, hum' dr*d, � indifferent,-, though -i. for"one flkctIV6* band Btu - � � t not. near the place If he, %;aid 0 . " � i � . 7 , . e W-00-, to ev or;ilte � . I'a * e � :: I - ten"feet wide I the center "Why dq you., carry about a bit of permit th � � . . effort to feet d _ a . � . 'alp Z taborlously. It cost him an P�p, - - I . Of bis'.mold !he -was absurdly Irritable. timber was goft� and go small in girth . chin. ' In a few 'days his face we- Id coaple - of days ib �A : , � .. --- I I � � � I and sev6n or eight feet high.. � * tin?" she iyent on, I . ' 0 --residuum, ;.Ui le. i . .1 __ - usially ' ' resemble a scrulibing brush. In t bV -.1 " � � I , -that three ,cut,s,,wlth the Rx _1 - . I I . - - 'breathe. His broad cheist expandeq! a a collection of T116 �ause Was overstrain, but-thatex- beach "I foun4 It here, All Deane," he . I 7 come a white powder, whic when ; .. � . � - . � . J I ! � . e - - � � - 11 I At- the farther end wa I � sufficed. He dragged from the a - I moment he would h lave , - _� Inches with each.respiration.. , ch plandtion escappd. him.' - . ' .1 mournfu � .1 I .. . .1 J - � I . g prompt attention. Ea . . - , answered. i I . Volled, is sago." � I I I- - I � ; � I But X objects. Invitin .1 . 'the suiftlIest tarp4ulin 1 he could find . - 41G '� I I � i � . I ��'- I understand. r as changed even his pipe and tobacco b ' f _. z . I - "Yes,. yes, - ' "Quite true. But if sleeping In the erpretod "here' I ood -gracious!" said Irls. , - .. I r - . - . I . __ - ouient he Vould see with greitter dis- . d propped it - against the rock in , Luckily she Int . old, for shaving tac0e. . i � . - :: I I . L - � I . .�Atwoke and ran to save you. When I m , f ew or -rainj Is -bad for me, it an j,- worth untold g . "Thestory sound# vnconvl#dipg, but -1 - - i I - 1. � . ne side of the cold, In d I applying to the cave. - . � �, . tinctness. Kneeling on o V screen- �. I i . I � � � �� . a thing such.manner that It 4�ff&tuall. . Who can say' -why hJK th6ughts tqo ' � I ; : I ,-got here I saw something, must be,'equally bad for you, and with- ' "Let me see It. May IV I 1 1 1 believe I am correct - It'le worth & � � .1 . 3 1 � � - . I I � ; - � . . . little pile, be discerned that on a I rge . ' 'I , such rend? I I I with waving arms, and fired. It van- a out you I am helpless, you know�fj - ed the motith of ,,the cave, though ad- i He handed It to her. She could make' t , - Twenty -lour hours �� trial." I . I - '�, I i - I ' - n - - . I � .� � - I � stone serving as a rude beneb were - � 11. .-A . - - � - * � 'Asbed, and then you Came,.". � � . , -He- laughed- siardon. �and the 'Witting light and air. - - I I I . $ have . imagined, tba-t gage . - � . zled effect great changes In the i I 1 7 i a sex- I Iea)lytL: - that he paid little nothing of it, so together they puz . � 'I should � I - I . I ; , I I . r . The sailor walked slowl to the 9dme tin utendlis, some knives, h , lim, franU, , He, was. go busy over It. Tb4 sailor rubbed it with a mind, if controlling influences it -wheat" I � A . . � I i . I . y pty cartridge harsh note clashed wit I 'the odor of 4r!cd I I .. .grew Ce . f , . on ft stalk like rl or I . . . I . � . I- I tant and a quadtity, of em heed � to -'Irls. But , � if . � . L . -xocks. A. fresh chip out of the stone I candor. Here at least she was utterly . - tive, i "Or Topsy 1 1 .1 - : � I , . ' I - . I - - .111, ,-.. �_ cases. Between the stone'and what a ham was wafted', to him. He was mixture of -kerosene and sand.,Then . �� . o ,. - I I I i 11 letters and . situatJon T" � __ :: % � ish6*ed where the'bullet struck. .One d'eceived. . Hli chankeful moods were gures andl a sort of dia- * Then Came a sharp revulsion of feel- She- laughed, A difficult : I - I - I � I -1 t � � - e rock was I � . . I � i � I . I a(I minelk terwathe "face" of th lifting a couple of heavy stones to stay , . . i bout undue effort. Un- I � I I - Jkuge� bowider was wef, as If water b I . Incompreliqn'sible. 'revealed. At Jast they be- ing. His name was Robert -a menilal. had passed wit . . ; � � . gram were - . .- . I I - . ' I � . I � I I I , lbeen splashed ovier it. He halted and !� four foot space, Here, half imbedded, 991 a and -keep it from flapping , He 'reacbed for his boots, and Iris I I I . � ' ' I - I � : will serve you to the best of my I � happily the .reopened It. � While- . I � . l. ; In the sand -which covered. in the wind:when the girl called out: . icatpe decipherable. By exercising pa- . I . man � I � 7 � . r tly Into the water. Not a heard h". � dZe he en- . I I I looked inten ability, e Miss Deane," be exclaimed. � I tient Ingenuity some one had indented 4 .,�� I t uslug a "'7vb.ar as a 'we . I � - - : I . . I 'spirals Were twopickaxes, a shovel, a sledge., . "Wouldn't -you like �Q have a wash '&ood morning!" she cried, �1�ag 7 . � - . I fish was. to be. seen, but smal I "We must hope for a ap'eedy. rescue, \� . , the metal with it sharp punch until the, " de.vored to put matters on a straight- � -1 I , � . e � . I - I I - -of sand were eddying -tip from the bot- hammer, a tine timber felling ax and I before dinner?" ' � . �. I . . sweetly. "I thought yo'u would n ,;, . - I I � '. . 2:� I � I . � " . and I am.inured- to exposure. It is ' , marks assumed this aspect: I Tr forward f000ng. - .. . - - � . . . , . I � I I tom, where it shelved steeply frort three crowbat�. . He strdlghtened himself and looked- � � � -1 I . awake. I, suppose you were- very Very. - "A little *bile- ago," be said, 114�rou V 4 � . ,1111111111111111111�,1111111111 . - ; I I I I 0 . -4 , .the I 'were Ill 1111111,111111111, -� '� I t � I the shore. in darkest comer of the cave's -otherwise with you. Are you ready. for at her. Her face and hands ' I . - I ; r, I ; - - . � � . ' - Tbe'elkgs - I ; - I I � e "wall" appeared to be the climb?" . I 111111,iillllll . tired. Please wash quickly.. � seemed to imply that I had assumed I I IN 4 . � � S - . Iris followed him.* "See!"- she cried extremity th I � bining, spotless. The change ivas so I % I' � will -be hard." J]'' I- . , I I i 11: . er - V* dot, ggs!lf 11. - - -, I I -_ � � I -txcltedly. -"I was not mistaken.. There , v . Z . � . confidentialt moo(T , I I . . be The est'of the hill wgstree covered, a '14 J the name of Jenks."' � - ery smooth He prodded with t great that his browwrinkled with per i I 0 But Miss Deantife . a and they C'6'uld see not4ing beyond ,' 0 ;r � . was F101nething here." - sitick,'and there was a sharp clang of plexlt�. . I - "Yes. I made a collection among �10 ha4 90no. 11.1\1otlAng,of the lilud," she . . _� . I '11 the sailor- - . - i , r ; I I � . squarelkerosene their'immediate locality un�t a godd PUP !I .11 I � 7' � � A creepy sensation ran up the man's tin. He discovered six . "I am 11,f, she cried "You 1 ", 0.4. 0, ;i,-0,0 .. X t . . 0 trees. I tasted one of a lot that I - . - - Thr 9 � , I I � . w� I . � . � I � . ; : ; - . � I , - . f I - I I � I ; . I spine and passed ebt-nd his e, - 'ba- I I i cellent in'aine.11 7 .&+ _ I I b` oil cases carefully stacked 1P ee � found a point higher than. the -rest - 1-0 ":3 t, % I ��,.,ed Said coldly. "I think Xeww is an -ex - ars. At see I am already Marning to help my 90 ; . - � � � t : . -- ollection'of hard . ' 1. ,.� ,,. oo , " I good. It was first rate."' ; . � � 11 . I 1, . . - I I :-- .11 Ill � * ' . � a were empty, one seemed to bo half, fu self. I made a bucket out of one of I i. . I _-- this spot the drowned Lascars were i It . � I'll 4 .140 of i : . - . . - salt and the uprooting of ,some POOD ging it In two'* . . . I ,,..� 0. He had not the moral courage TI, be- She regretted the words even no they, , , - I ' � �_ . 1 1 X � � I J I ,.,was ' I I i . lying. Like an inspirition came the and the - contents of two were un � . . the dish covers' by slin � y. with a rebuke. She ' I I I � I . . 9 4 0 I . � Z tr a provided an open ppace elevated 0 ..0 .0,4 4 . 91 .11 i fell from her lips. The salldr gave a I ' I k � - sh. the touched. With almost feverish haste . ee . ropes. .Another dish cover, some sand -P I "S.6.1 . I �, I . - I . I L knowledge that the tuftlefi � . I . , I irrepressible, but she really mus6tot � ; 4 � I ' in above the ridge.- dfri V , i ---�. ,# .4 1 I. mighty wrench with the bar, splitting � � .�! � I I � � topus, ab -ned that the half filled t I - � 1. find leaves supp)aed basin, soap and 0, 0. : *4.0 d 0 ,:� I ii I 1.4#0 -le smothered a � the log to its Clustering leav". . . :1 . .. dreaded oc ounds.in the China he ascertai . I I do these things. I ;,igh - I I . � � _. For a short distance the foothold was towel. I h I , 1. �Jt . - � .tea. � . aid re ave cleaned the tin cups and . ar'.* 04.. 0 - in the improvised basin which, I � i I - '.... - . . I I -1 I 4 ..., �i .as . "You are right," lie -said. "It is dis- I I I . I - . J - I . precarious. .Jenks helped the girl - In I the knives, and, see, here is my great- 4100 � .I - 0 0 r! . I , - � � His face was livid when he turned to I 11W1at a* find!" he ejaculated aloud, . . 4-' & 0 0 �11 ! I L � � .. . . I i � � 41 L .L.r I tinctive, brief, dogmatic, I cling' to It ... 0 t , this part . of the climb. His strong, I . It - '.. ,� � .1 placed ready for him. . I' I 1, � � - i - t a- cv . She I est treasure." 0 . 1. ,a 'had prepared a c Ital � . 1, � JiTz.. "You. are overwrought by f, So f ak as he could Ju %a I - �! 1 3 -,. o0"" . Mlisi Deane passionately!' .. I ], . .. her confidence ' . . � 01 I * I � gentle grasp gave . 11; . Ik . . She held up a small metal lamp. !_ - - .4 ,.* � , F � - harbored no further surprises. Return- ..., meal. Of course the ham and b1s4dits Soon afterward, leaving 11-1a to tbei - I ,. ' � - - - - __ . ., I 11, t . � was Bushed -with exertion when. they did you flud - .,.. . . . �Z% . .. � - - - "Where in the world � 0 f" I � I . . I I � 4 � - ..- I ng toward the exit, his boots dislodged - stood together on the summit,of this . I 'a. It- still bulked large in, the bill of " Rre, manufacturq of �ftgo, he went to the . Ir � � �, � !ii . more eippty cartridges from the sand. . . I . that?" he exclaimed. . t 10 I . � �a- leeward side of the island, a i4earch for ,� i 1! 'I', � I - ' ... . . Zi I . . olver - elevated perch. They could 'look to I Buried in the sand inside the cave." I . I but' there were boiled eggs, frie . � . 11 I I � . �, . ' I I I - .. They were shells adapted to.ri rev nana� and an elderly coco .... ut. t lese turfies being his' ostensiblo oliject. . . I � . ' ' witted. "It Is a plan � �� - � 11 I A.t a sb � every' point of the -compass except a ,,Anythin- elsel" . Trig I as quick � - I.. , - I �,:.. A heavy caliber. . qt distance ., I 0 w - thl- gs, supplemented by clear, coldi - I �. . ., I - 13 W.'a When the trees bid bini be quickened' --- i I I I -.::-: "'....": all section on the southw at. ,Here I � 10:1. I .. . . � .... t from the doorway they were present in S In His tone was abriipt. She was so dis- I of the Island," she cried. � I , _� . "I I I I ... - I . p behind them until the 1 4s ter, were not so bad for a coup� O; his pace and turned to tbp left in or- .1 I ,, I :1 ... k� �..,% dozens. . I � - the trees rose appointed by the seeming want of-ap- Also the latitude and the longitude 11 � I . I . i - I I -1 - � - I . � ,(, ., __ '... "', � . try that a gleam "What does 1J. S., mean?" castaways hundreds ,of miles from' der to explbre the cavity marked- on . I .1 � I - .!"t ...' . bro)v of the precipice was- rcached. I � I i - - . , � - I"M.... ., � "The remnants of I - � I � � 'I . everywhere. . # .;�*. predation of,her Indus �-,...:;. I . I 1:.�.;,:i*:'..,., '-111 The -emergence Into a sunlit pano- . the tin with a skull.. and crossboriM - . I � I , 1-.;,�,!.-,;.,-.f--. of amusement died from her eyes, and "Probably- the initials of a man's - . - I . attacked and . I j 4 . I thought. "The'man was - . I . - i � � 11 . _� For the life of him the man could To his surprise he hit upon, the rem- I I . � I I t."-.*�.".",".:*.".t-,-..,�- . �, of land and sea, though expected, I . . . . rama 7 � 1 4 - . __ J. she shook her head, stooping at once to name.- Letus say John'SmItly, for it I I � . I X � -1 I I J,Y.'...-, ,,-,, ,1� ' . __ I I I I i I il . ��k . . lefended himself here. Not expecting was profbundly'enth.�alllng. They'ap-' _f'gome bi � i not refrain from displaying thea Con- naute of a. roadWa-y=that ifi, a line � I I - � � . � - no attend to the toasting 0 �scuits- stance." - - I � . . . .. � I I ,the arrival ,of enemies, he provided to 'stand almost -exactly In the T versational -art in Which he excelled. tbrouzh the wood where thevev,pre UQ_ . . . I .-I � . peared This time he wa!A genuinely s6rry. - "And ibe flgu�es on the Island, with . � �. . � I I I I i � . . "-.,:!,. 5tore of food or wat�r. He was killed F . . , , � I - I . '..,.,N .�' - the island, 1 - I 4 , . I I , � cres- Their talk dealt with Italy, Egypt,,,IU4 - � Z , . r,, of ivhlch? was . ,.vvell growA trees, where the grounS . i. I . I 11� .., ['.-,',, , while trying to.reach the well, proba- center . I'Forg�ve me, MIss 'Deane," he said the IXI and the dot?" -pre � - humanity in . the -shape , , - I � � , ! I . : .- �....,. -0 % r th' ; , ' bore traces of � . . - � . ...: I . 1 - ... ;. . 0 . � I ., I ..�.*-, . t "':. �', shaped. Itwas no large an the penitently. "'M tell you , at dia, He spoke with the ease of cult _. -_ . � 0 .. .... .1, . cent ,y -%yords are dictated by - 6ij 'cannot present," he , � I .. .. ." . . � � . ..". oly at night ) 1 � . I . . I I's a *"-!: . . - sailor had estimated. The new slopes I anxiety. I do not- -wish you to make said. -111 take It tbat'tbe line across the and enthusiasm. OnOe he slipped Int of a wrinkled and intidew0d pair of - . . I I . - . � :i , _,:-, ,,, ne---a I . - . ) I I . il'.1.1.'e1�5 I'.,.-7 He vividly ,�ictured the see ' anecdote apropos �e the belples 11 � --. - I I I . covered with ver- i discoveries on your own account. - This island signifles'this ga' and " - . " ow rev6aled- were � Sness Chinelse boots, a, wooden saudal, evert � I , .V-,i`,V,.,_.' - :-.:,.: n p or canyon, ' z �j � . i � . , I - -, I I 'A ',�-"V . :-.-'.... ,)rave,,hardy Europpan keeping at ba,y ' I of British soldiers in any, Matter - .- &- . dtire down to the very edge of the wa- - the 'small Intersectin line the cave. �ut- the decayed remains of a palkl, Or lit- . W . I - I I is a strange place, you, know -an un � �� . _. I 11 � : -`:611.", � a. boai load of D-yalt nring 9 ati I I � . .� - I ter, which for nearly a mile seaward ' side the scope of the kIngfs regal One.. - t,er. ' , " � 11. `1: . manfully the agonies of hunger, thirst, pleasant one in some respects." But 32 divided by I and an 'XI sur- �mber 11 he -.said, �Ilseelng a,&v- . _ U .� � � q - , � - - � I - 44 ' "I renic . At last hd reached the edge, of ftbw I 1 -I- � � IX 1 7 - . 1"1'1'.*_1.`f_�-'-1 ; I .. -fol- broke over� jagged reefs. The sea look Surely. I can rummage about my maiinted by a dot are cabalistic. They I : I � - � '. �11 erhapg wounds; then the siege, i � - members pit, and tho sigbf t1at met big eyes I I ,-,.";��'`.. . ) - jot I On i I I . � .f. �..,.: ft'.. � - airy subaltern and the - - . P.. ed strangely calm from this height, I own cave?" .. - would cause'even Sherlock Holmes to . i 'i � � - _11 � It I � , * owed. by a wild effort to gain the life � � - escort sitting half staried on a b I -1 � .. � - "M '. - . w held him spollbound. - . . � - I ; t.11'.k.: : riving well, the hiss of a Malay parang blue- patches on the horizon . -torn a - - '! I I � .i � .; E.", Irregular I Uost , - - CSS Of smoke at lej�st two pipes. I have bare- . � I I certainly. It as carel' , % I - . � , . , � I a to south and cast caught the maii's 1 i 11 of bags piled up in the Sudkin = The lnbor� of hian r hands had - ., wielded by a lurking foe and the, last � slung the b1nocu. me not to have examined Its Interior ly started one," ' ' .. 4�. -T . . I � . I - I e mysterious, like the And what do you think were In the Cbasm, a iquarry, out of the ,elde- of fb#� I �' o - _- � . lespairing struggle before death camei . first glance.- He un ' I . "It looks quit .: ' A I � lars. lie still carried and focused them' "Then why do you grumble because I things, you read of in stories of pirates bags?" . � . hill. Roughly circular in gh-ape, it ha$ . 11 - 7, . � � I I - He might be . mistaken. Perchance, L, � . i . � . . k I . cag�rly. . . � found the lamp 91' . . i and buried treasure." - "I dan't know�" said . n6tdd fe&t, � -4 Iris, ke- I a diameter of perhaps - hu , E, I I � I ,here was a less dramatic explanation. i I . I . I 11 L, , I - It d�epeqt part,.,tow,ar tbe, I -islands," lie cried, "and big ones "I did not mean any such tbing. I "Yes," he admitted. ,'"it Is unques- alert for deductions. I and at s - I 4 ) - I � 13ut he could not-d.shake off his first Im- If . I I I I ` . I . i .. I I � I . . ance, given to a "Biscuits! They thought the b�gs cliff, it ran to a depth of Torty.,jeet. � i �_ 1 �_2 � 11 - V . , tionably h, plan, a guld, ,,t� L x, i i )ressions. I. I I too " nih sorry.' I s I - I � * I I I -1 . : .- _. I 1111ow odd!" whispered Iris,'. more "I tbink you are horrid, If you want person not pre,viously'4equaluted with contained patent fodder until Ienllgbt� On the .lower oide, where it -D sailor � i �, . __ � I 4 1 . "What -wax t3lie poor devil doing . � ; Am- � I M concerned in the scrutiny of her imme,. . to wash you will.find the Water over- the island, but cognizant & some fact" ened them." I I stood, It descended r;pId1y Wfor soma _. I . : . [ - t . 91 aere?" he asked. "Why did he bury, . . - i if teen feeJ- . . - � . _. � . . I � . diate surroundInis. Jenks glanced at there. DoWt walt The ham will be . of her tongue to L. � _1 4 . - - . I Amself in this rock, *Ith.mining uten- . I - connected.with it. 'Unfortunately none" It was on th6AIP - I I . I ' � . -1 " - I iarply. ,She was not looking at frizzled to a cinder." , I , Grasses, shrubs, plants of ivery T1- .- _ I - � � � 3 I � � � - her sl ' ! of the buccaneers I can brinj to Mind pounce on him with the comra�U4 I 1 4 � I .. . I �; I 11 �_ , , - #its and a few rough stores? He could . t . ' , riety, grew in prefuslen. - d - - I 'the ' . I . I . , . __ di.. , the Islands,, but at a curious hollow,. a Unlucky Jenks! Was ever man fated - "Then you have been an officer In �he own 4 1 1 : . . .lot be a castaway. There Is the in I I � . I frequented these seas. The poor beg- , I I . - _. i . I * � lk I - tO � to Incur such unmerited odiund? He ' army.11 Bat she forbore. She bad steep slopes wherever 1.seeds- Coal ft-* , - � - -� : � ,, N .... ! . 1. . I I of qu,irry-like depression beneath thein ar who' left it here 'must have had I _. - ,d - , bi ... � e ' 9 the m1schle- I 2ation of purpose, of pyeparationj . tlye right,--di.sttut about 300 yards'and savag ly laved his face -and neck. Th guessed this earlier. Yet _. I precarious turture 'Until a point, -Was ff I � ,11ethod combined with' -ignorance, for . ge , some other motive than. searching for a . I . . . - I - � 11 RL .... I . . 6t far removed from the� small pla- fresh, cool water was delightful at - ; I us light in her eyes- defle reached about ten or ejeven*ftei � - :� . I . " . I Vo . d contr-ol. I tt,61* j. . I r - - :1on6 whiD knew the ways of Dyaks and I - cache.', I � ; - . � . . � ough iso. first, but when he drew neat to the I the bottom. There all 'vegetatlen �eeW . ii . - �lve ; teau containing the well, th W,Qll# I Ile was warned in time ,and pultd 1. � I I I hL . � - 31111nese.,Vrates would venture to I I ' tl � I "Did he, dig the cave i and the . � .11 Cress a 2ii I ��, - K . - I . � 'himself up short. P.=-'# - - I . he fated f rorn it by the south angle of the , fire he experlen-12ed an unaccountable. �; � ed, as if forbidden r � tere alone if he could bel it and if . � - wo-nder9tv i - �i I I - I , , & Be-ve(jled th4e sic-cleton of a man. . .p main'cliff. - - . . - ;serisation of weakness. Could it be" "You read my face. like a book," she - circle. �� I - . i . I . - 1. leally. were alone." '. - . "Probably the former,, but not the . � i ; on. I .1 7 . 11 .. -1 � . circle, there was not possible that be was going to falutl I � 1. � vied.) - � 11 I - I -_ .. tigpe, Miss Deane," lie said. "What Here, In a great cried. � I I ! . _� . � . I . . I . There was relief In hearlI29 his own I . - the. well. N6. man could dolt unaided." I ! ..� - _2 . ; � ' ! � � � I Toll saw was probably a seal." He I I t1ge of grass, shrilb-or-trde, noth- It was too absurd. He sank to "No printed pa- was ever so -1 ' - ng . � I . . . � l and a yes ., . � I I ,go � � . 1 4 1 1 roice, He could hum and tUInk' I - - . - . I #'Why do you assume �he was alone?" - When showl thelviolet sbade -the - . - � � I I � I . .. knevy the ludicrous s4p,stitution would ' - In- save brown rock an& sand. At first � I w I . . . . rm$ng -himself with the 0 � I - . ict, wn , I thickness of. the film jef a soap bubble � I . i A ax, he & ble, Now, 306s. Deane, we have g, - . 9i t .1 . o - � - 71 . I not be: questioned. , Please go and lie " It to be the dribd up ground. Trees rocks and sand xtre He strolled toward t4e fire to kick � . I tttacke4j, the .1bushes and branches., of -the sailor deemed I I � ,jIt Is only idle op'cula:tion-, siped too long. I a M� a laggard t, i's . : ' I . . � e � . - � 9 One i hunfired �f i - I - I . I _� . I- I I potbesis rarth indulged In a mad dance. Irls' stray log. .1 I' about thd nill for. two I : % I . I down again." ; I tr - He cut a bed of a small lakc.., This by ,e W morning .wo 11 � I � . i . ' 1� I � i � - - . I 1. � ees in front of the cave. ' � dthl 19 � . I - 1 I I ll� -I � Ir "I c, "' she protested, d1I nun. to Id be � voice sounded weak and Indistinct. It at.the best, Ifflas Dean ,11 he repli . ,,,, but before starting and forb�'thousaia au Ija6. 0 . � annot, Presh approach to* the well and threw- would not serve, else it wou � drag have a few serious remarks to ipa . � , 9 I � I- I - ' - reat 'Vould you like to help me to I I - I I .�, : � . � . � ,_ - i oke -erdure, The pit stared ' ieemed to travel In waves from a 9 .1 .1 . ' i � - a . . . - . , distance. Hb tried .to brush away some timber up from the beach? If we 4, . i I . - � 7 1 T�IANZ.'- i - Irigbteaed "I i I * . '-he litter -over the skeleton.- At first ch' d with v I "Ifore digs?" she Inquired sauci y. - I A LITTLE :' 'I ' - - up at them like an e,tbougb I a ;) ; I � W I ae' was inclined to bury It where It ominous 6 . . "I t9piidlate ,digs.' In -the fir I I I � "Frightened! Ry a dream!' In broad ' - - . . from his brain these dim fancies; bui get a f ew bij lilank we can build -a I � I - . -4aylight!" I . -further attention to it, -fol I must upt make any mojpe e ... . : ! .. I - 4 1 . lay, but he disliked the Idea of Iris neither paid 1 ' r . I o * ..'� ��' . - � � � I on I fire that will last for bbu a. We want You - I. -h,-4 ; - "But why are you so pale?.What has ' the glorious prospect mapped at theii his iron wilt. for ce filled, and he 11 � � There is ro 'f vra like a teet itig I , I . . Walking unconsciously over the place. ' n - ments in the matter -of iood. e e $ i: � - pitebed,headlong downward Into. dark- some extra clothes., too, "d it will soo I 1 � 11 . ' 'Alarmed you?" feet momentarily swept as . I - -ere a wond&rful elort; but, ati, , sWt due to orig-, - i . I No time could be wasted thatday. He Ide all othW . . : �NN [ W baby. The temler I I � ness, I . be dark." . 1: inal sin; t - "Can you ask? Did you. not give the � 1. .. � he I it t1e. o � � - would seize an early opportuility- - -1tO considerations. � L by �succf?ss, you May. poison y elE . . . � I � I .. � : , . . . -1. I . When he recovered, the girl's left � The,request for co-o"r4tlon gratified ,purs ,,, -1 I ,I . - 4*greedslg*alrl , , ! . ,- . . . . . . � I � thai�.the rest of tPe family. - He � - I . . ._ act as gravedigger - � "Secondly?" . Z ; - i'Wbat.a.beautiful place!" rn'trmured q - 1-71.1 � - . - , � 0 - -arm - was around his neck. For one. her. She .complied eag�rly, and with- ' dop-.-,Wt know what IV- t-ile matter- . . . � I . : I - I- -- Yes,. but"- Li�� _�__ kj_ - er an, a C � n . ' I ,"You must never pass out of 1"y ,they do. But baby need not a . _� . t's . � .- _: Aft bsen e of little more tha' Tri�s. "I wonder what it is cmiev, - , blissful Instant he nestled there con- out much exertion the,* hauled a re- � . � uff I _� I , n ed the. gitl. She saw �. . , � . sight .Without carryffiff arevolver, Aht- _er � .1 V � I ;t..,- , Her inquiring, glanee fell. He was an hour he rejol ,,Suppose we christen it Rainbow Is- teiitedly. He looked Into her eyes and' spectable load of fire*o,od to their now I , longer than it tak s to make .-Min a I T him from afar and woudeA4 whence . . I 7 __ I � t I I +,tad 'breathless from agitation rather than land !'I saw that she was Ing. - A gust. -of . * so much for defense, but as a sign . well, if the mothe will give Ill= - a I/ � i caluiping ground. They Moo brought it 41 . 9 . � ; � . . I . - _1 I he obtained the ax he shoui4ered. . - Did you ta ke - one when you went bir, f' Baby's Own Tablet - ThO ease the ' 4 I, . ' -Un. TURning. . He was perturbed -on her. ner I Why 'Rainbow?' 'I anger rose within t he should number'of coats to se e agleeverifigs. - . 0 9 . - I . . � . ; .. . . e exp " q !1;� tender gums and bring, the 'te�i-h I lea tha. , I . ,"You are a succ ssful lorer," she ' I i nesting?" , , - - 7 . JL . r -she had looked "That -Is the English meaning Of be the cause of those tears_. . - - . I rount. For an insta,4f . I . . � Then Jenks tackled thellamp. it wab a I I I cried when he drew near. it . I . "No. Why 71, * . �;; I through painlessly 4nd-without t.ears. ! I . 1. ; 's il'; _ . - � Into his soul. . . Iris' in Latin, you know. . . He -tried to rise. I most difficult operation to open it- , I I I . , . I I Mrs. 0. Connolly, 8 .- -Laurent, ,-naii., , . � . � "Yes, Mi�s Deane.- I'have found wa- - t , his e es i - : - ; Before,the sun went�-dawn he 3t �- . . "I ,will go: back," gbe said quietly, ,,So it is. How,clever of you to think 410h! Are you better?" Her lips! sUe- - There was a rolibled look in 1:1 says �, "Some- Mon s ago Iny littla . 11 . . . ' � : . I ter, Implements, a shelte 4 -even llibUt '_ . � I - i . when he answered: t , � - I "though I would rather accompany I . 'r , of it! Tell me, what is the meaning of. gulvered pitifully. - . ; ceeded and made a wl by unraveling � '. - - J girl"s bealth beoam� so bad ,that we . . , . , - "What sort of lizbt?"! . i I It is- best to tell you at once tl�,4t felt vefy an * _ ; _Lal"�_,-,� -, I , . T ,Jrou. What are you doing?" o ,'Robert' In Greek?" "Yes. What happened? Did I faint?", a few strands of wool from his Jersey- x1ous. 1�he was teetyling , 4 . I I . � � � 17 . ' 11 � 4 . -1 before help reacb6s us we may be 41 red so m0cli .'that we did I Z � � I one - ads," . 6#011.1,9 . I . !. ,He tuined to survey the northwest "Drink this. . � I When night fell, with the suddenn"s ,,g- and suffer ; - � w ' I � I - - ited by erluel and bloo -sty s not know wbat to Ao for her. I wAs �, I *. 4 � . Z Itie answered, with gruff carelessness. "And the shelter -19 It'a house?" W6 of -the island. "I do not know," he' She held a cup to his,mouth, and he! - of the tropics, Iris wag able to Illumi. L I � � . dthii �1 - , iovw I - ' � di . ' h Sin ajn ages. I would o .1 advised td try Valiy's Own Vablets, � . � �nd �, "You really must rest, Miss Deane� No, a ,cave.--If,you are sufficiently answered. "It mliht not be f arf etched obediently strove to swallow the con-, nate er all dom , I on t Is - . I . - I � . J . , I I . !$ and from almost t?he first dese 81fe F . I I -Otherwise you will be broken up.by . � ' It'was: champagne. After the' ' w ' a reuke conting . I Al rested you might come ._�xid take, pos- to tran'slate is -as 'a ship's steward, a 16nts. � . . They ere bathh u rly tired and I _ency. '' * I . l ; . matiers ,stand, you ought to know - began to improve. 4nd ibere was- -no . 4� 1 - ing fatigue and become ill." session " . menial., 11 first spasm of terror and when the aP- I ready to drop with fa I e. The girl I T .. I ' - . - ;, turther trouble. Spe is now iii the � , . � , I mich a thinig inay bitppen- Let � I go Iris again sought her 'couch of Her eyes danced with excitement. .Miss Iris had meant her playful re- plication of water to his face failed to � said "good nightt," b t Instantly fre- iA � [Is best of lbealtb th k I tbe Tab- = I : � 11 trust in GoXg goodness tbat a 9 , 10 � � T, � � I M -land, and the sallor, returned to the He told her what he bad seen, with tort as a mere light hearted quibble. It restore conselousnesp Iris had )-knocked ' appeared frOm behind e tarpaulin, I I I ss� 5 let -0' The Table-tsITU'rSle, 1;�arjlr the win- I i I - . ,00n. The Isi . I I 1� " 11 - -likeleton. They separated unwillingly, reservations, and she ran on before - annoyed her, a young person Of much the hoad off the bottle of champagne. doAm I to keep the lamp alight?" she .I.-001 .X*0,- comp, s and I Is or ailments of -children, and are a- -1 . � ; r i i I � I Inquired. ; :'awilih),gly been deserted for - nigig blessin' A'' -. . .� � . f,r to both �nothe� and obild. I : Each thinking only of the other's safe- him to witness these marvels. conse(luence, to have her kindly con- He quickly reyived.� Nature bad only I r, I � - � . . : - � I . I I - i . - , ty and comfort. ' I 6,Why did you make a -new Oath to descension repelled.- . given him -a warning that be was ever- "Flease yourself, XI�s Deane. Bet- ww!n.bs., niyj therein lies ,our U, They alw,ay%. x10 Ood-they, cannot I He was deep- _ �,,Uee of . Try the I gas . t I - eb gedj�, i o 4;oosslbly do ba . ,_;- a " & .� 1 1 1 , i e4capp. But 1 am oblige 1', I . . "I suppose so," she agreed, "bu - + a -41I . i . . - the Well?" she Inquired after a rapid � drawing his. resburces. ter not, perhaps, It,will only. burn - ' I - will �use no other mediolne for ' I 2 I . t_ � . . - I 'Warn .you lest you should be tak:6'11: you I � - lrki survey. . have gone through so much In a few. ly humiliated. � He did not- eonceive the, four or five hours anyv�ay.11 I !I , . I � I I I .. . : � �_, iq � your little ione. f Vid by JL11 drug- 17 . - - CROSS the flnent ques s that I_ am bewildered, apt to for- on] uld , -mawares.11 . I . . � i !ot :� � -Darched bones lay "A n path!" The per - hour. truth, that ' y a strong man co I SO= the light vanished, and he lay " , I ( , . - I . . �] � gists or sent by I i9il at 25 - teuts a �, � . I - , ew I . r I 1r.;3 was serious enough now. � I . .1 . � ----- . 11 the stick discarded by .Jenks ition. staggered bim. I . -ct these nice distinctions." ,do,all that he had done and live. I or, down, hispipe!between his teeth,§closjb ... Maine i I t In he Dr. Wi I � I I Hlojv do you know that a L � I I � �� - I., s .., `� '1=to, � . thirty -pix hou a he bad not gle t. Dur� to the ,$U�h d I - . _ ; � in his alarm He picked It up ,,yes, t people who:11ved here must Jenks was'elosely examining the reef _ T, J - - . . tq!kTapge.; , .WpM tj �4 - Medicine Co., Sr&:kvillle, On � � . R - 2 p .. i _ _ . I . _4�ough I . . he I . � . i Pmvol . . �' - 11 , -I 4 i � I 1. "P1.11 ... 11,41% i . I -_ j I I and resum' . $1. on whicd the 81rdar struck. Some ,�g I -1:-11r_7q It ae- Uirp-a-tens usIll'she deivailda "I . " ; . - . I ed his pro . . 1 _ .---. . . I � � I __ __ I .- ..gress b 44 pome s9rt,of fr40 12406=9" � - - - : : . i I � :j�- . ; � - � 4yl� � il . 7 - tl I . I � l�, I - I - 4 � ! 4 ed b quit � .. . I I I i:- � � . . � I . I :IJ �; I , - I . I I I . . � ._1 I I ti - �� - 71 . - I � I . . . . I I; . I � I � I - . I � �. __ .1 - 5 - t I � . I I ! � � ii: I , � -1 . 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