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Chapter 18
The men in the boats were
silent. They hadn't seen him!
There was still hope! They
might row past him in the dark
if he kept quiet. Silently,
he floated, only his head show
ing, his nerves tense. The boats
came charging down upon him,
passed twenty feet away as he
held his breath, his heart knock
ing so loud it seemed as though
they must hear. Silently the
boats slid away into the night
and were gone.
Jason sighed with relief.
Boats from some merchant ship,
probably. Nevertheless, he did
n't want lo be picked up by
strangers, who might give him
away. Belter swim across to
the beach at the lower end of
town.
The firing from the fort had
stopped long since. The tor
ches also had been snuffed out.
Jason guessed that the guards
were sending a searching party
around by land to cut him off
when he tried to enter the town
by way of the beach. He must
reach that beach first!
Rested now from his slrenu
out efforts, he struck out boldly,
with strong, even strokes to
ward a strip of sandy beach he
could see just ahead.
It was dark along the beach.
In the town, lights blazed and
men swarmed in (he streets.
Here shadowy trees leaned
over the water. Jason felt the
sandy bottom under his feet,
stood up and began to wade
Inward shore. The beach shelv
ed rapidly and he came to dry
sand. He flung himself down
under a protecting bush so as
to be hidden from sight. He
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SONG
lay there, panting, resting for
the ordeal which was to come.
The day of Liloa's wedding
had dragged past and night had
come at last. Laura Webb
moved about her house, pacing
from room to room, her mind
turning over and over the pos
sible ways to help the girl.
She had little hope of rescuing
Jason from prison, but if she
could delay Ihe wedding of the
princess for a few days at least
something might be done.
But how to accomplish this
without angering the king and
bringing the royal wrath down
on Jason. She came to tile doc
tor's office and gazed absent
mindedly about her. Her eyes
lighted on the big medicine
chest in the corner. The lock
was off and the lid was open.
And suddenly she had an idea.
She crossed swiftly to the chest
and took out three bottles of
rum, the same rum which Jason
Blake had brought as a gift to
the premier.
Hurriedly wrapping the three
bottles in an old copy of "The
Friend." Ihe missionary news
paper lo which Ihe doctor sub
scribed, she hid the bundle un
der her cloak and loft Ihe
house.
Laura made her way lo the
palace, and was told by Ihe
chamberlain that the king had
retired lo his private quarters
lo enjoy a light supper before
the ceremonies began. She had
Utile difficulty in gaining the
presence of the king.
His Majesty was seated at a
table when Laura entered. His
collar was unbottoned and he
had laid aside his three-cornered
hat. At tho moment he was
By Gene
By
Kdgnr Rico Burroughs
4t
Wounded UP) Brig. Gen.
Claudius M. Easley (above), as
sistant commander of the Uni
ted States flfilh division, has
been wounded in the fighting
on Lcyte island in the Philip
pines. Brig. Gen. Easley is the
first general officer wounded
in the Philippine campaign.
(AP wirephoto from signal
corps.)
enjoying a dish of loml lomi
fish, raw salmon, pounded with
onions and various herbs into
a juicy and delectable mass
The king was old-fashioned and
ate with his fingers, occasional
ly slopping to wash his hands
in a large koa-wood bowl which
stood beside the table. He look
ed up, saw Laura, then filled
his mouth with fish. He was
not pleased to see the wife of
the ex-premier. He disliked in
terviews with women, anyway.
In order lo forestall anything
Laura might say, Ihe king spoke
first. "No lime now. The wed
ding come soon. Come and see
me tomorrow."
"Your Majesty," Laura smil
ed graciously. "I have brought
you a gift. It comes from the
medicine chest of Doctor Webb."
"Eh?" said the king. "What
kind of a gift?"
Laura extended Ihe package.
The.king took it, shook it and
heard it gurgle pleasantly.
"What's this? What's this?" he
chuckled.
Three bottles of very fine
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Jamaica rum," Laura told him.
"Presented to the doctor some
time ago. I thought you might
like them,"
"Rum?" cried the king, his
eyes lighting witli pleasure.
Unwrapping the package, he
picked up one of the brown
bottles and held it lo the light
of a lamp. "Jamaica rum?
Just the thing. I use It to cele
brate the wedding. What is a
wedding if there is not a little
something to wet the throat?"
He looked around hurriedly and
frowned. "Where's the cham
berlain?" Mrs. Webb went hurriedly to
the door and beckoned. The
chamberlain came at a trot.
He produced a corkscrew with
a flourish and drew the cork
of one of the bottles.
The king poured himself a
generous drink in a water
tumbler. He sniffed the liquor
with delight. "Smell good."
He tilted the glass and drank
off the rum in one long gurgl
ing swig. When he put it down
he smacked his lips with plea
sure and wiped his mouth with
the back of li is hand. "Good!"
he exclaimed appreciatively.
"Excellent! Been long time
since I drink , rum like this.
Sit down." he invited as he
looked at her. "So Doctor
Web send me present, eh? He
change now that he no longer
premier. I'll drink what I like
now. He no my personal physi
cian any longer."
Eku, who had been hovering
anxiously in the background,
now approached the king.
"Your Majesty," he spoke timid
ly, "it is time to dress. You
had better go to the robe room
for your cloak and helmet."
"Of course, of course," grum
bled the king irritably. "No
hurry. I just have another
sample of rum before I go.
Don't bother me now! Can't you
see I'm busy?"
To be continued
Birthday Celebrated
Independence The seventh
birthday anniversary of Kara
Lee Nichols was celebrated
when a group - of the younger
set was invited lo a birthday
party at her home. Bidden were
Janice Suing, Reatha and John
nie Holechek, Patricia, Kay
and Odessa Orr, Jimmy and
Mary Pettit, Rosalie LaFond,
Glcnda Haynes, Glenda Gratz
ke, Margaret Raines. David and
Jerald Raines and Donna Fin
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