Zurich Herald, 1922-11-09, Page 2BY KATHARINE SUSANNAH PRICHARD
Copyright by Hodder and Stoughton.
CHAPTER XIX.-(Cont'd.) self. He reviewed with faint amuse -
When Deirdre came away from the 'ment•this youngster he hadserved el'elaitS
to with her tall partner, Davey to privileges that
wentround to where they were stand- himself for the evening.
ing. Once only he had seen her flash "Will you dance with me, Deirdre?"
a swift glance round the room, then Davey asked againr he trembled with
her eyes had not rested :on him at all, His eyes blazed;
but skimmed past him like swallows anger.
in flight. He thought that she had Wen, 'm—"
al +a ghtened and swore
not recognized him.
Now that he stood near her his amazedly.
heart throbbed painfully. She laugh- But Deirdre's hand caught his
eel and chattered with the people about
her. Davey caught .a woad or two' of
her greetings to cid schoolfellows..
Canal bent over her appropriatingly.
Deirdre flashed a smile at him as she
sleeve,
"We're missing all this dance," she
sad quickly. As she turned away on
his arm, her eyes swung round to
Davey, "Go and find fess," she said,
rr :
ree
IRiSH CANAL MALICIOUSLY •CRIPPLED
Irish rebel •leaders• took the method shown above to cut off supplies of
Kerry and Tralee: They sank a•s�11 ship at the entrance of the Tralee Canal,
burned'the gate house andbolr ed thelooks•. Several food ships were tied
up in the canal as a result.
talked, "you looked such a pretty couple dare -
Davey stood on the edge of the ing together when I came in."
crowd. A little hurt feeling began to,t, Her laughter and.light-hearted little
grow in him. Would he never catch speech stupefied• Davey. He forgot his
her eye? Would she never look his anger; forgot Conal, forgot the teem-
way? fun of dancers stampeding merrily,
Pat was calling for another dance. forgot Pat Glynn and his music. He
The little crowd shifted and drifted forgot everything, but .that Deirdre
words
away from Deirdre" was laughing at him. • er
Mick Rose had the temerity to ask tingled in his ears; he had heard her
laughter-De`iedre, his sweetheart,
was laughing at him -Deirdre tivh'o
had promised—
He stumbled out of the room.
her if she would dance with him.
Davey heard him, and he heard
Long Conal drawl lazily in reply:
"The man that dances with Deirdre
will have to reck'n with me to -night"
"Well, I'm not wanting to reck'n
with you, Conal," Mick replied, laugh-
ing, and withdrew to find another
partner.
Davey's eyes sparkled.
He walked up to where Deirdre
hood in the doorway with the drover.
"Will you dance with me, Deirdre?"
he said.
"Why]" she exclaimed blithely,
much as he had heard her exclaim to'
a dozen others, "It's Davey Cameron where he was going. Ile darkness, walked g
anyill on the roads goad enough
grown up! I'd never 've known you, .through darkness, surging darkness,
Davey, but for the scar en your neck though the night was a clear one, him to play the fool to?" asked
where the oalf kicked you. Do you stars diamond -bright on the inky -blue i4YcNab, waspishly.
hly.
remember the dascreen of the sky. The houses of the' "Best not let him hexa you
up to Steve's in theesp ing carts?shim 1Wirree were white in the light. Deep i' Nab shook his shoulders
"Davey and 'I used to have great shadows were oast back from theiri „Pm not fri Mewed' of d
» wane as they squatted against the g
times at the school," she explained rest of ye may be." ;
• eveith a glance for Conal. tearth• I :'Still you like.t
"This i•s Conal, you know, Long Davey turned the angle of the his arbour you, wouldn't " e.
Gonai, Davey -Fighting Condi-they house into the stable yard. Iniuinnuz ed, "and Conal is
rail him, don't they?" rile went on Instinct carried him to it, and to miht .call a respecter
tha little misclhievous inflection in the fence where his horse was tether -1 g
ed. There was a fluttered cackle of when he's roused."
her "Yes,
fowls a startled yelping of dogs, as The Sohoolmester went int + to
"Yes, I know," said Davey. "Will ,
you dance with me, Deirdre?" he threw an his sadtlle andance-room. He ,crossed it in leiture;-
1 turned out 1 fashion and went to Jessie, She
Few people south of the ranges did of the yard, taking the road to the• was sitting staring before°her, amit:t
suddenly behind him with sly,oh'uckl-
ing laughter.
It was Thad McNab who woke.
He grudged Mrs. Hegarty ' her
gathering of young people and.,the
patronage of Pat Glynn, but then she
was able to run the place better than
he, and although it was supposed to
be her property, none knew better
than the two of them that it was his
as Pinch as the Black Bull.
I McNab came and stood in ; Mrs.
Mary Ann's doorway eometimes° when
there was danchg, and. thea joy o
several of the dancers wee, quenched
at the mere sight of his shrivelled
yellow face arid pale eyes. .. ,
The Schoolmaster looked down at
him. No lean could afford to quarrel
with McNab.
CHAPTER XX. "How old will she be now?" asked
"Davey!" McNab.
The Schoolmaster's voice went out "Eighteen," replied the Sehool-
with-a glad note in it. He turned master. •
aside from the men who were talking "She's the prettiest girl ever .seen
par- down this part of the world, mutter -
with him outside Mrs. Hegarty's
lor. His arm stretched to grip the ed old Salt Watson,
boy's hand.
But Davey swung past. He did not
see or hear. He did not even know
Borneo's Venice.
The city"of`Bruiwei, a couple of miles
up the river of that name on the .is-
land of Borneo, known as •the "Venice
of the East to dwellers in that land,
but known .not at all in the outside
world, is one of the world's unique
cities. It is built entirely on pities
placed over the river, and sitretches
for a couple of miles and each side of
the river. '"It Is really a lot of. little
towns in One, with a population of 10,-
00, mostly Malays
The respective trades are segre-
gated each to an area of their own;
thus you go to one part of the town to
see the fishermen, another to see the
metal workers and the merchants.
Streets of bamboo intersect the rows
of dwellings, Upon the verandahs
children entirely naked play or fish or
dive into the river below. Children
here are expert swimmers by the time
tliey are Your years old.
"Conal seems to think so " The city market is the only one of
It was Johnnie M'Laughlin whe its' kind in the world, for all marketing
laughed. is done in boats on a certain portion
"And who's Conal to *'think so? Isn't of the river set aside for the purpose.
Here daily the people of the town
meet the people from the jungle and
exchange manufactured goods for fruit
vegetables and game..
Sa,
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Sweater, . Cturtains
in Diamond -Dyes
;i '_ Each., •
package of '"Diamond Dyes"
'contains directions so simple any wo-
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Fight-hrlls.
• ing know, or had Conal of Said notheeyell�ow streak The men outside Hegarty's, amok- of tears dimming her pretty eyes.•fadeless color into shabby ,skirts,
g y' in and swopping yarns wvith the He did not go near Deird';e diclriot dresses, waists, coats, stockings,
swore by,of a le and of his thzeegpartsabried Sc eohnaster, watched him go. Sparks herlootat hand her
enen, But Cenal hh•e S hoolnlaster dropped
i sweaters,
tevelythvngi11gs,draperies, hang -
Diamond Dyes
mare, Ginger. "Ginger for pluck," of white fire flew from his horse's
Conal said, and that was why she got
her name. Though he had his title
to live up to, Canal was a prime fav- remarked through teeth that gripped
fav-
orite on the roads. It was rumored
that he had another name, but no- a pipe.
body ever bothered about it. Canal- "Never seen him ride like that be -
Fighting Conal: ways a good enough fore," Thad l'IcNeb 'said.
name for any man to go by, it was Farrel did not srpeafc; he wondered to talk very seriously to her on their :;•
reckoned. too what it was lied sent the bog out way from Mrs. Hegarty s- but now Quick Action of Pianist.
There was talk under the breath of into the night like that. Half an'houx
she demanded tenderness�arid not re-' An• expert .pianist has to cultivate
cattle -duffing sometimes when he was before he had seen him dancing with roof.. She seemed to have stumbled
had just such p his 'eye so as to .see 1,600 notes or
ho"YounghDab� saing the riding esuthougdil fear that hard fluttered in Deirdre's
the devil were at his heels," someone' eyes vanished.
A little later she tame tc him with
a breath that was almost a sob -
into rile room, and a faint biti-like -no other kind -then perfeot home
dyeing is guaranteed. Just tell your
druggist whether •the material you
wish to dye is wool or silk, or whether
"Can't we go now?" she said, it is linen, cotton, or mixed goods.
Looking into her eyes he saw'the "Diamond Dyes never streak, spot,
shine of tears in them. He had meant fade, or run.
mentioned. But it was always under Jess Ross, an
the breath, for Canal was a man with a look as his mother's might have had
a fist that eoul•d punish any reflections when she was . his age, and dancing.
on his character as thoroughly as tae He looked'iiack into- the room. Jess
fist ,of a roan had ever been known was. sitting, a very forlorn, dejected She had been playing wnt ere wo-
to. But he was a lightsome swagger- little •figure on -a° bench by herself. men's weapons and ..had wearied of Mitlard's Liniment•f r Diphtheria.
er, reckless, devil me care good Deirdre was dancing with Conal. 'them, or perhaps she was surpnased
natured earl of bully ns in their power, and troubled y h ,
against.eamethine she. did net tie ere sfgnu• `in a • minute, while his fingers
stand. She had dropped her mein .A ' make at least 2,000 movements in the
gaiety all her shy, bright glanc,js',
smiles, sighs-�and little airs and grates. saine space of thee.
h th --ee
a
a rex -ers, - - , 1'
,.0 I •t"' ctiively he' associated Davey's enc b t l Carrier in Ether,
•
"Thee if, you know," ,said Clonal 'going with Deirdre. • athe
coolly, "?you'd better have gone home They had' been such good friends s oltihhehad never was
before
( There is a "space of territory" in
r f of which wireless
and to bed, young shaver, before when they were children, and he had eyes. She looted very young and' CaliforniaCalifoona insidessages absolutely disap-
lhavin' asked Deirdre to dance with imagined that'alley wou• ld be so- glad tired pear Se far as wireless is concerned
you to -night. I don't like any, inter- to meet each other again.
ference with the parners I choose for He followed Deirdre as she danced
meself." with Cdnel Conal was an old friend
It was all said with a lazy good of his: He had seen a good deal of
natured air. Conal was sure of him- him since they left the hinds, and few
men had the place In, the School-
master's regard and affection. - that
Long Conal had. He had been with
them on several of their wanderings,
and Deirdre and he had always seem-
ed to get on like brother and sister
ibTlQelt j
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He wrapped her up in her shawl, it is a region' of eternal silence, Some
took her by the arm, and they went. sort of invisible harrier in, the ether
out intoi way t moonlight together, where seems to a'ot as a barricade to wire-
ing their way to the Black Bull, where
they were staying until they Could less waves.
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(To be continued,)
"Passim;."
Say a kliid•word to .eacli'oth,ar,
together, he thougrht. But now lie saw Just nudge up as tho' a brother
the gleam in Cenali's eyes es he bent And help some one like a mother,
over her, the tenderness of his - Passing:
swarthy face, Delydee s smile, her
swift glances, shy and •alluring, her Do the deed iiow, not,to-tnhoaiow,
averted head, The way she laughed Fight the hardest whenin aerrdw;
and moved were a revelation to him. .Srnlie 12 some one would b itedw'
"So Deirdre's a woman and at -
woman's tricks," he thought. eyeS are blinding, minaimmimmineansiesamosammee
She had been a child' to him till this grim, tri
Passing,
:ears your
night. Conal with his suarounn -
hands, his Hurn the' every word' is finding ,
eyes, bright with ave an Passing•, HE postman or express Ivan will.
had
made a woman of her, he told
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Ile knew as much as there was to Passing,�
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there was something else in his eves ,roam, "good boy this mornfahg, I Hope?„
now, something that promised he Idarry regarded the clock and pet -
would neve2 want to rade :fez or long d It vas just 1! 30 ' cei
ve w
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For a mon-tent he he sathegirlls avert- doubtfully, 'T'iiere s half an hour
. lisltgittt ed: face, the curve of her white , more."
,
the little tendrils of hair clustering - •,: - - -.
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