The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-10-02, Page 6. r,
by
Lucien Burman
appe•
ared in the pavilion. ' There. was
, - 'THIS HAS HAPPEN I)
Attempts have been mad on the
life of Elise'Marberry, owner of Isrge
plantations on the outskirts of Porto
Verde, Brazil. Her cousin and protec-
tor, Vilak, believe that Gaylord Wen-
' tins is .the instigator o1 thein. Tinley,
Elise's two-year-eld orphaned. nephew,
is kidnapped, and Prentiss.' has. been
'seen le the jungle' with .a child. An
expedition is formed '•n trail Prentiss.
Through ' misfortune and desertion'
only three get through the :jung'le-;-
Elise, Vaal:, end 1 ineoln Nunnally*, an d the altar where the prostrate we
lderly. u'renttst friend. They are made an
•
. anotl►er dance. ,Then D'Albentara, 'be - :
side the 'thief, clapped his hands. As
they had done- the day before, the
multitude fell"to the ground and lay
there groveling, their eyes fixed on the
east, ' Bata'lagos . began- waddling to-:
ward the temple: ' •
"No'te's our •chance," Vila': whisper-
ed. He' crawled out of hisi:hongs•'and
in '°noiselessly to the ground;
Slipping
crept to the sha lows along.t-he outer
of the court aviay h:roin, the. fire
edges
prisoners •on the outskirts of •an .a11-
ent .Ines. city. , The ruler of the i ity
. vent ci
Elise anad put Vilak
decides to =marry
and• Nunnall'y to death at the feast cif
• • Barth. ; .Vil;ak'is•-esntpelled to whitest.,
ier'af'savalges,was concentrated.
The old rain followed. They reach -
tone gall try hounding.
ruined ,s �, e
to
the
reach-
ed
t
•
"a11
sides
without being
2. on
the
`ao
court
detected, the* began skirting along its
a
wsThe c to 'slowly ,
1S
the mohlent I'.; afraid of i'' Vitale
Whispered , ,. � . • t �,
that *e puns weak, We own to . IS Industry
.what's going tit UP,pen . When the pe, •
outside Ont see: us. Certainly we'. "-
d
Lulu -
'sr
to the a0d man ' It'e here
can't trust ,'this chap- Frcint Dory on Agriculture! Airing ails
we've just, got .to.hope •for luelee ' . `
The chief waddled through the :door-
way: A' shout of joy Went up from the
wot:ShiPPers,. changing to a murmur
of astonishment and dismay as the two figures demonstrating ;the es!tent to
white men emerged Enure the tern'°le i which the telephone,, the invention of
and took places beside'hinr. . a,Canadiain, has beuetited Canadian in,
Viila'tc 'pressed •the:rtng close to hula • dustry and commerce, it is at"once
" "Speak to. them, Batela- yiden:. that rapid speech' transmis-
sion'
one a erose• .._ ... ' e ,
os," he muttered.,: "Tell thein rite: _ . ' •
g siou is an 'inva'lua-ble -:asset leo-the
sun-god• has. spoken,to Batalagos and t�yo• iuiportaut aspects of ,uattotiai'
=toil him t.l,at the white men are 'good. life. • ' The telephone ., as 'born when
Tell them many things like this; Bat- the Dominion of, Canada 'Was in its
aletes,•' 'And say.. no, things of Vila •. 'infancy. and industry and tra'ae still
against them, for' 1: shall hear, And . in, „their . Swaddling clothes. • , Its de=
the "'teeming..sha11 strike•" velop?ueitt; _ linked t*To'sely n rail, that
The chief began to speak, unwilling- ogefiieiont railway tri isnot:tat►on, has
e1'' like,'.a• child forced to been. of 'the' greatest lmport,tuceto
lg, plvaintty y,
apologize. , o . Solite indlgaatrt relative every Canadian inks f+'y, front fishing:
wheret • x oat -it •'i's int
_'filched at dinner, ' to riiait faeturng. T d
whose tidbit it, had , >l
int -
Hie raptor watched' hint :closely, the possible to find a single plant or,com
7.iseshoulder. • • • mereiet" organization whiclf does .not
ritig:at,h roviding
hexing Also Served by
• This Public Utility
While it is inipoesible to sive .exact
the tortures of.other victims. '„Ile as;. torten •pillar. tow; -id the tetnpla
al way through b ddenl > V" ' s1w I>Tunnally wh, el . deliend upon. the. telephone, •p
cutting g h f y t Sit 3 a
d d'
d
e
cce h
s .
f o
n
h st. t
I i 4
nw es n
slips d a do
1 ban i
` h
is
d
`h
him a dagger,, Sep
' NOW BEGIN THE STORY. ' • quiekly, at 'one of the sides w•.here the
` • • ellery protected them fro.n :he
r ,H PTER'SLIV, • of .the •woxshiPPets• • Bh'talages eater -.
thrust `a copper -dagger '.ed," They followed:. They were in
The I
tnto'Vil'ak's. •hand. "Take' he nhis ,long .unroofed hall: On .all, sides' rose
red "White men.' good 511ibinn: ghostly shapes' of great ruined- stone
pered,
$cep Mabmi from�die, ltlabinii white •'.fgtires, •some with shadowy, bro.e•t
`n's slave. Try see white man be- arms `upraised, some with fat squat
"maone end 'wee
fore, •?luny times= -wait outside win- bodies lacking head{. eAt Tar and this
stow. But always soldiers come. •� n 1 ad hip way. ' The two
blear .have to. run' away. White, a
Shaine
mer,
: d1a
Good
d
taltie ggeY =
$ill. ',Frill bad_peoples hurt White roan,
.Soldier donate>again now. Aiabinti'go."
He 'crawled. of into the red -silhouetted-'
obscurity, . '
With, the dagger Vilak quickly •com
pleted` the cut in his thongs,, "Wish
this. chap could have gotten 'to us. a
'week ago, "'he grunted.. "Doesn't help,
us lentelt now.•• Would• have been.
through•.tn ,a few'uiinute;+ 'adry�' "
His 'body was non*' free. But, he'
:made'no attempt. to disengage, the lees-
'
-
ened cords •around his limbs, only moi,
ed his' arms esltghtl:" to; place the �dag-
e �� apr in Nunn'ally's eager hands. .Cut
yourself lceose, u on s.�iff" �`elnet.
as you sari "We won't be'moving tor.
• a while. I've lot something of a plan.
Not _a marvelous ',plata or a sure one.
• b: any meats Quite doubtful, really.
I've been racking my••brain all 'day
and can't get it to function, But stnce
'.the plan's . all • we've got' it's worth •
,.try. At dawn Batalagos iyilt gi into
the temple 'to •receive.'the .first rays -i'f
the sea alone. .he'll do it every day:
• . of the festival:. This dawn we'll ti "
'' to bc, there with. him."• °
The old titan severed the fetter• ..at
his wrist. Furtively he tried to return
'the nagger to his`ftten•d., .• . .
�'•ilal~ pushed his, hand- away. "Keep
it,' he wh=ispere:i: C'i've got 'a better
weapon." He. began twisting one' of,
the' two rings.on his 'finger, a seal tit*
of • conventional pattern: The top
screwed ori,• A erge black stone Wag
• exposed, half human, half bird, like
the, grotesque'' idol with three minute
cliws protruding. The 'dews glisten
ed •brightly in the' firelight.'
. "It's D'Albentara sering. ' I 'put the
-stone in this new mounting and used-
the time -worn' trick •ef hiding it. by
wearing it in „the . most •conspicuous'
• place I could, on 'my finger. He look-
ed everywhere for it, but there:" '
Fifteen minutes 'passed; ,half an
boar. Vilak macre no more ..o go. •.The
child on the stone a few yards away
o . began to cry Mistily_ , • ' •
.Its lamentations shsided to a whim-,
per. then died away. A troop of.yel•-
Iow spotted moths •foated ;gracefully
Over the crackling fire, then wheeled
ori at if in sudden fright. Two black
.beetles began crawling, over :lunnal-
ly's body.. With' a•scarcely perceptible
movement of his hand be brushed
them away. "Istit"it a good • . . er . .
- time to escape now?'" he whispered,-
• "his eyes constantly on the sentinel
gloomily pacing.' to and fro sortie
twenty yards area;, . - '"The place is
'almost :.. er ... deserted."
"Just the .time not to escape. We'd
be missed in ' a few • minutes. and
caught. • We'll -wait till the courtyard
fibs with people again and their inter-
est is •concentrated en erriething else.
' Then whatever we de won't be noticed.
' That's an axi<+m," '
e e in cu to . chnlbe t great
onds when a friendly Indian s `:- o mmunicrfton • be
t s 'in the entre „ they clubbed ' round with the •Of de r' nc rs:' heel- as the' manage,;ris office and the
'• take a position of defeacc. .,Hew tiveen•
a
ed also; saw racing across the steps
from, the gallery opposite, him the
stunted Indian of the •,e-normous nose.
The old man , struck; the half-breed
leaped past and.hurled himself upon
Vilak: He: snatched at the white,man's
hand which bore the. ring. There was
a struggle; his s rtst scratched *mains
a broad, stene. 'a struggle; his wrist scratched against
elevated,e'.. it. ;He toppllad and began • rolling life-
Bata egos m
caiitf..after him. lessleedowp the steps•
others. stealthily. •
u en the The attack' ended as soddenly as
clambered awkwardly F
He clan
d
` 'vas
it ha.
as
t
'ef>:
• bra
had
begun; • et
- �'t 3
2
• k:eg ,
sten:
s. A
_t
' i knees. �
e�
stone' and fell tb. fi S 1 rtunity to
of criinsdlri..'appeared atop 'the red' 'afforded ••Satala an opp�-,
i -waddle frantically down the steps to
safety: Here behind a triple row of
:his 'spear -armed soldiers, . ie halted,
and still quivering' with :fright, gaped
-mountain' which' the, . temples laced.
Batalagies began.a monotonous chant,
'flip ing out. his arms an&striking his
•head against the stone. ' 3.n a few
moments' the ';entire eastern horizon up at the tw Americans, who had
re -
tititttr■ � .
• fe's the g ten',
Way Did You Know
LO L A V
M
Is
Reason �t ><
y
t
Says
•
• ltd :dry ' ..eMensrlaud
:. It tin+- 'juicy by putting
;7..t1:• , .til keep..
.Y 2 add '•'
s t
e
nic Re�orn� .Kt � of l,}it , a
e •„••u'�a
° • ; ' re' without
a: A:1,• tt tu[iera3�
Sl
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. ',ids
T
Keith `'Ath
i3r
e
Six it
Rl' a €or. Sctenee. to :�ici'.
ttiprot'ing tth'e , ..
• Race
shit iu°^ room' on'. rile 'next floor • : or London- S'rr ,arth.tr Keith; ;" +..t betiteen
oducer and • 'coueumer,• recently appealed ' fat e f ,, ` • :• ••
erha. by •t.heasands of ` laid' k, Human' nature t•> t \
separated p p
miles.. nor to eugenic reform ,,,.i ,
a's ocean fisheries' provide .a meet in the quality t,{ he'race, 1
Garan chief dith • t, in :he } a. Sees .
: � is ,invaluable "Thi ._. t ,:_• . ,Made
striking example of alt rid t .,t....
service.. The delivery, oreformers,'
t dSr:rr._ia•
•,� <,t••:,avitt.t��'tl hours?
' ike
l ff l
olil'�tug ,t :
, tin `_•� � t t salCt .
• ,�,, .f• ).,it +hail -it,thi?,n tura
; ,Lt n,. ;;and, Paint it '.with
s;a1 >U
't
it
: "1 ati;l tet 'lzT,••*un �liit2e, •t I U
it is t'�Lotott'ldY dtSht.rrtti lies pn
• i•.i,.i:r. u; `sl •obliletate ea-
;aL' a �, ,a ,ti *airlift and that be
see , , d rill uti the ct u;ks? •
rt
d 1' t fre•h fish eurentc, reformers, w'.:,ta o. w'
'ova Scotia „"2s human) miter*, 'bright' h't as new..
St f big
wives of prairie cities, has, become in it}g, :emotion. prejudice rake*� • -a-:<,.: : AMOXD DYES are. easy to .
the• pas` , few years art. ' important i'everthe-t. _, be t, i?r_ gat.- tt; , t� DI and evenly;.,
factor in this ancient industry, .From Congress' of Eugenie u -r gv an smoothly..
•,, i? r x*: _ 1 trace
of
that
re-
ar R'
the'.t!nte wag r
e
♦1•
e t'Dyes' ate •th'.e first,• she" accurate timing o . the
n 's• to' meet the `demands of for .Science to tale? a .',•, r '�� look trueDiamnnneDyes are
'the fe t he tlu,ili'ti o.:.-•,•ee deur' : 1:_,
she far :west'.:market : preeen ed ; a 't iardin. t •that hold their 'ot�t2•.through• the ..
• tions. : '- hardest wear and washing.
nerati:on now '_i: " •`-i ,, h es owe their •supers-'
"IS file ,e ti rely a - Diatttond DY
es
at in body'and: meld a. • ou.v to tit abundance •,of .'pure
•
•
enation li.I is ;tc 11.1 r : 3 t1 s .skiers then contain, ' Cost more
e
the. .'evidence ,e^:'i;t r :.�. »� `'-'••, to make. `Stirelp�..•But'you pay sno .
caught off the' cos s .o
and New Bruns -wick; 'te the hoose- .'ed not' by reason but't,p end.
veicing problem, and it was long dm-.
tance'telephone service that made -the
'efficient solution of this,. problem
ossible" The fishing • Industry •
t _ , t.;' �-
r. muaitls one of the .most uncertain•
.factors .in'• Modern business �Tod'ay, 'tion has ,set in?" •'te &seed stere Tee theme 611 drug store
thet are frill tomorrow• •• empty; refutable evidence v rC •F : ••U' ra' • ,1x• •'.;
res ,
Fes is tg,
Fish highly perishable and a delay that civ il:ra n en is tending
ng
of a Pew.hours may mean,great loss ability for 'mediocrity. "-t ' ' i`
to the shippers. Tet despite 'these to: discover the ries ares rchirti 'eve!
jhaudieaps, modern 'method9'of storage, raised• man o his „ s e -.t s,a .tea •
refrigerator' cars, and the telephone tau lie used a rt s h m
i.a.ve develope'i the prairie markets, ' Sir•_krthyr, said he apr '-
to a high state of efficient,_`"..` Be'a`ms^ -„ e•* -es -wish • ,.-• ` ;L .'
of .these modern .methods',, ha'ibi.t .and n - .ho taw o ' '
cod' landed :- at Halitav, and salmon eco eekee.h.= or`
shipped from the Pacific: ports. ,are; , The nr: s '
readily ' available to -the corisanier ,of the emergence of h '-- F `
Saskatoon. and Calgary, •
Agriculture. ni1ning;, the luinberii
industry, and manufacturing r -t -ll't 2`y- to A •. Z . a
branches, era sr2tiiia it tr ea by the eon e - ti
public utt!ity•which deal- in tri^ a:, Ice .are t_
;anion yes
artaiiv;•for 5O Yaars
ichtid
�' R'OT.d. Tlie +•a: �f 2° w.. r.
mantYfaeturer in •Iontre#it er Tei-orto ral -.-= --
is constantly 3n roach w,ita. soisc� '..T:her.. s;�-, a tt re- r a :
evolution 117.
of raw material liunareds of miles
away with hi sales force ca to ed
across the Dominion end w t92 h? 7h = ,
•
n,holesalers and retailers who handle e
his product. I•TterdePa r'menta? or • na a_ `. ,r:•,. :
teleahorr: se"rice heir lin :o seep' rate 't' ^{.�
up production and' keel+ his a pr,,..._, "
operating "e'fc'ientiy. The number. fo;
rag g of telephones in, use . i' -t z t t, >, p •
e v e t o
Canadian manufacturrne I't"i - •
some idea of the impor aace
serriCe : to this ind .qtr' F?r
J. stance, there are '5 ,elephor.e- `-n .' a ,u't t _ .a. -illi.
plant• of a meter car •manafa:tory
'Toron:o, crier dhich` 5:013 tills ars .'
handled daily. In a large ienp;emen, ':' ,t -
plant' at Teronto.•1.05 calls'are !ta4'l- -
Ied• daily through 4a telep'a.•anes served beard r :
by . 11 .• trunk- lines. ' One of the a, ^a :: '--• oa.7,
storesi 'lI_at- 1 `.
principal department u ^ , �e _ � - -
:real has 2S3• instruments. serve' '�_' ._. vt
93 lines. over which the aveeseee i-
1,95_ calls during the busiest •h^::T : ' Th, ▪ -C-
th':e day -between '10 ,and 11 o'clock _ - •
- .
in the morning. During ,the da :F a.: : • • `
average of calls =, • r
} rush hoer._ an �� c1�
handled through the sw c boar,i ,r;y -▪ .-fr,
: the head office of the Canasta:: Pa.•
fist Railccay. at �lenTea: •
Keep G ass r Ca^•
portation "of the •pollen.
•
_ :e -
f• -.
The moths fluttered back to the fire:
ore by one they dropped into; the flame.
A. few fit aced gracefully away. The
crowd commenced to 'drift slowly into
the court once more and Batalagos re -
The tingling taste of
tresh taint leave, is a und treat
• for your sweet tooth. '
r L
Affords people ever fi"w'trtre gresit
toorofort and longlasting elij t.
Lathing else • - so t:inch 'bene-
fit at so small a
r .iv _tile coon. work
1• ..he i
• and 'pray -- keeps von .
cool; calm ands.''
contented..
•iS
•
ile toppled and began rolling lifelessly down the .steps.
..
'eps-
r
r :lis r•.G tt Qu"..
�x •
_rat•
*as flooded with red. The chief • d behind its =better mho �a Wird
and clambered down from the stone.
His heavy foot touched the loor .•he
n addsin return to the
to the 'dporw.ay of the temple, Weather, , Wolves , i's. S• 1•: •.r, '^: t e ..ret.' • ,1:
arose .treated u,d ess rats. : ..i a�: ..e »a;...
ready' to ar,tc shot.•
.. ,
a spear be hurled or an arrow' 1 :` ret =
tars who had diapatchE.l ! It has recently beers eu€gc N , d -a: • � a:, _ , t,
D'.stunt fatal; wireless is to, blame •. for e' , fir"a•-..Y.N>
began
his ghalf-breedhis d' i t
courtl 'dol. ryas waiting behind p
the, stunted ona drouoh; in. America,whien his cause , .. -t, Y
scowling idol. He took a 'noiseless -step s'step errand They began to a d curie fot-waril to join argue serio:is loss to farmers, ani Fres den''''.1.7''''''''
•••a
forward: caught • the rh,_f s :assn. !age.. Hoover has been asked a `•'a: e ,
Patalagos .turned. swiftly recognized excitedly, • y laced one 1. tends to do about' i'-
• the untie.i. � it ' ... kF
stooped and cool
h' nd�then stew,
the old man + � slab wireless' see" to be a t ; • ; A ,. ' - ' ,•
is captor a
with drawn .dagger approaching from of has boots winch had ca i "universal sCapegoa.. T ,:e Syr
behind ;another idol a few feet aw•ay.t.i"Failed." he said "Afraid is would , "uny reply a oar own cn z .'t a.•:
He was about to scream for help, b:2: _ Still two facts in our fAi:er,'though.
' blame it foe the w`e' = n r*V' r :.' -
afra`d o d=,o-hand fght ' Ced— n °nT I r E. w ,,...o
th; tdescent of y ilal:'s' f• ee 'r.ant4 They re f hair' t esperie�
lin ! it aS ior.e a I've go this slit€. and, NI; jus' d.uj,:e :_ ° 't'
checked. hi= i spears or ti . 4'
"`Do not Bail out. R•t..agoc " Vilak : we :: •a tr.. •i "i;ege .t+ acral dun"; e the ::o••caS r
;Err :e".
grunted. "Po net call out. • Ot I a '' arrows as =g as 'We're in he p Wee,a ar' ail " ."
•
kill. Quick. this tray. He'-I•wly re'I, Otherwise .I is y• we`r`e, in a st n w,rar' e •a •(.."=.7.a -'''''.::t
le"aaed the hand which was oyer the • deep hole. 1"m gt,`ng't'sx.l: • F;rr.'' n'o" '.,,ntd,"f•,1F.
be. is a n. E.
on his fir e. in the rr r?7tet;r p.�.., Ha tea; it.orr'aerr :?i" - '
tenth. 1-1's raC > :C Ole• i? l t•nre'n it e :,
light ill. -.7 PC a:� 51'.1.'t'•'''.4
�.l.s .a•
{ en .F !
�° •t• .„ rm....,
r - y°::� "C«•elf' kris .•• " F r•'i•,.d Siaj ;a ::*•:t
goy egan `<:^:e Crean':r�* Pei::. ewe � .
whim red. ` R isitearia ro ey et a t•• � :;. sr one 'of :'Weer :asralae::-� � _ ."'.
alagc nc+ call out. fiata:aros eo wha; , pr-. , eeee. B:., :: ryas m -.:y r F: its 'pry<t h •..e r•• M^cr L y
.s:t>nt Quct h:s c:..unte-•ar,c'e b a t, .'-•". ,
ever white elan sage 4 ne :r:, ar 1•
•a' ill• B 'aias;c+s n-- .? ',:a t:a^.tt' rdi rills He �friiie't, r r _
i5e :d `.nr i 1 rn an`td o " he r'ur^.0
and the white girl �::• "v < t,,:tt •
ring close to the , ether's.chart. as I 'n-" iw:,;. the art and GAUtAsrAty t3EE,5
he , above Pre• ht -use � lake:- - alta a t •,r'
breast ca.ded u ,:y n: some C at. a -ren "
�•1 . ig tri bTa tt, e '
The chief r. 4uie>„•y: ! t: ,. .. •,....--
go
..�
a e the trr,f x 1e wher: a . f :"re I•tw«:a, sip: riser+ <
,.Will Bata:ae. _ let `' 'e al'}- �•�;;ew"t•-..:a' rrea,::s o= escape �� ...
.he there's beer a na:ura: fro -c4 white carob honey ra!3 tau . •.t
go ».• •• time rile z inept. t: •; '� .,•.:, .
•
alio. ;'l r a - s lets e
The half-breet• hesitated. Vile ,just crying ,< be.esed• Nee .3e-,.,' ac, ,,;•., e r
y,w .. •i.t';r half an r"e"'yy.1 m t s'•rg my -vagina r n... ,a :he
of ilisha ire ngfi 4 on gala, alar to, pr..e.+ iter:. st :.fE.,, rr,+� .1....p.., a' Ilea:.
of his•;guivet ing fe h. The - a.: uoreet. His hand c�T rued „t. . �;
Isis pocnet, Quickly he dreg oat two cia tieeorat':..a
moaned in 'terror: • "Yes. • Let- bib r f .r ;� , ,. ,,..
go too,' he whined,' ••Ile, ani th tic : brie of safety matches. ea amara(. as n ot'a hone a* :' r , .. _ `
ie1n'e malt say, ,Only no k ... Betel - then:. t:.t:s tneru hark. 'G.s'e 110 aFr :colopi„p?. they. switT:z M,i"' ,
•
! ' ' matches .you have he said to ".un- a.ua dun n ranee • .
�.. • k r d,r yi,, r w b ",_.poi'1-4,i .rag: .l't t0 t:• a
-mat which Bataiag' decals is nails. Loo it the lining
r anon La. .ret�r L.•`• ''
gol,4."" Vitak die** the r'r,,g away a clot, -res. too,
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uick relief; from' rheumatic
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To relieve the worst rheumatic $in is
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frequent "Nugget'' ehine
to ke-ep the shoes. smartly
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