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vah-ntlu«' be was ait>*geiuer 1< m * ,ix.<
|>cndeiit. tuo. sud thè warden w>i I
glie hlui Ibe l>-seou of hi» lif<-
11«
Woukl -
The «lo<<r opriied and In rame Rm’th.
holding Jltnmy Valentin» by thè arru
The w a riir li sto*») al hi» desk
•Rrlug hit» «»ver ber»"* he < r .«I
b- Miraeiy. i-.lntlng to ttu* »(sire In fr*-tit
uf hi» <lr«L
The »e* rrtsry allppral bis band up
bcbiml ttir prlsom-r*» ueck ami with a
violent tarale fititig Y'slenthie foTWnrd
•o that ite was liarely able lo provimi
hlmself frutti falliti# fiat on hi» f i ■
Grtttitig lii« t<» tb. N". l.-ì1 stralghten
ed hiuisrlf siol Ausili
«1—’
■uppremltig ih« Imputo«* Itoli «urge-J
w libili bini to »pring ut iil« cowardl,
aasnHant'« thrr .’
Penbs
Pr- »«.ni»
hie i« w**<t
' »he r»-nllr»’|. a ef rhe f t ! thnt he
knew himself to tw* tu< re timo an
I rapiiiI for Smith In a baud to ha mi
' con fi let Hiat enablra) him to rMfiratn
1 himself-, tlie .■«■.iiwn'.i of a •troug
' i-unttab tit muli for an !;■
* I nf.tl.-r
Smith was larger ami 1*-n ter. t«*M.
but the man who |md hip I ■■ r L «*<f I b»»
!• <*r, il • - •' |M Kiwi l •! :
’
ì l* Vaiti itivi £ fu hi*
1 il
W «»•
«»f h nxhlnif miiMAi ttuln n •*
n<»< oli«* t<» t*
n Hh II» * ?» v v *
!«•<• a |w*r*«*fiac<* tbrtt» i» • k'”
thr World a Hjh?«»•!*:!;? « r.
• b«»i
NvV?!ized by
pioti, tiad tatigbl V.t Ini line fbe ni*«
trrhK of thr ’CTal4* y in«* ' tln» ‘<7 > ’ ■*
FREDERICK R
buHo«'k.’* thr **<V>m
mare.- «!»•• ”t
TOOMBS
rmaliintf
From the Great
rrotrt
M«
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the deadly strangle bolds, front nn 1
Play
. rear
by PAUL
II
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: I mi II i tils hands uisin It, and sneered
ARMSTRONG
i at Valentine
”YVby didn't you smash liln. when
, be hit you. you w.w»nir In* asked
¡the bclplra«« prisoner Iti pun»»»«*ly ng
C«ryrifhr. 1910. by
|grnv»tlng ton«*«. "You r<* lo«lng yo’.r
Ament an Prêts
v •*
|n«**ve In this little touinllog bouse of
A»io< «l.on
1 mine; ihnt's what's tbe matter with
valentine WARDEN HANDLER AND ROFE LANE i you You h.tieut ill) toutih «1 i-ft
lln you And. »nv YAleiitito* w <>••!» *< <•
»*<••»• ad-rutilc errs ever tuie coll lilt
"1 vtou'd rather ym: called me try i to’Vr bad you here us our gm*»l twu
s-d h crime greater than tin pillage of a i.aiuo that is not disgraced My ’rue jicnra more y«-ts'll ! m * whir/ ip around
Yr» Haim* Is I.««* Randall "
li» gmiidiunihers Jalil closet
j like a puppy ulih the pink «ye. that's
iv un» the victim of solile strangely
•'Goodhy. l ev flaudnll.** said the girl
a lint you're corning to
It a t«<und to
errll.n- timt of heinous machina Hous
"Good by God Writs you.” «a. the 'get yon tills life- Ju«t like It gets al)
ilkv iiiuw >»f iix* French revolution or convict's trembling resjsmse as he ‘the rent of you thin skinned koy»
lln- rpmil«li luqiilaltkui
turned slowly away to be led lia. k to • inly a l.utn enn live this lite and keep
Ihr livuirnuiit gnii'tnor continued to bls <*rtl and to Warden Handler
his mind nnd Ids tunnb-Hs! ’
pi...» y .ii. util».
Itose.’ . all.d the lleutruaut gov i Th«* cruel wor«)« uf tin* warden sank
"tini .. ih », o.n« I* i<*d." be went on. ernor
i dreply Into Valentine's soul, n« Ilan
I sr«.::is I., un* that you would Imre
Y«*s." »aid the girl, going to him
| dler well knew they would
Hut tbe
Rad«* mi application for u new trial.**
"Is he Inn.s rutT**
prisoner was drtermin««) thnt he would
' My lawyer Is working on that now.
“YY hr. certainly."
ebow no sign» of wa-akrnlng la-fore the
"That's your Intuition**'
two tlK-n who tinted him
lt..s«* Lane pn*««<-d her uncle« hand
*'1.*s, and that's all a girl has In
"1 didn't tilt him to- nu»e I'll «uuarv
Judging ni**n
Don't you think he It myself when I get out." nuMirrral Vai
and i.e»k«*<l pleadingly nt I hr Mate uf
n. I U I.« though supplì, uilug tils fur ioiio ent. uncle*"
* “
*7. ”nn«l there ore n fri«
leutine defiantly.
tbs I will s.pi.irr Willi
"I don't know, but I think he might ' little things that
th«-t
Id for the prisoner
the lieu
lei .io . « .-rm -r w. - n -p.iisli v tn the I m * honest were he given the chance * | yon. too, Mr Warden Handler
' And y<>n are going to ghe It to I know you have tn<- In your i»«w««e
fair I'ung girl’s l :ifiuen«*e. and after
!no do I
Hut. Handler, you're g .li
p-lv . hi* sp.«k>* the words that were him*'
Tlie 'like me lH*ttcr fr*>ui now on I..n-<-
"We will go to the governor
to till v. .th n new lio|«e Hie torturisi
matter rests entirely In Ida hand« “
I realising my position I h ue «lan d go
».«ii of Jimmy Valentine
Hose threw her arm around her again«! you "
Tell your lawyer to apply for a
Itut Valentine had mistaken hl«
partimi
I proiuiaa* you he shall have Unde's neck and kl»»«-d him fondly,
The warden I» very angry, and the mnn
1 lie respect that o..«* nghting
ei«*ri |ms»Ude a»»l»lume In bls •■(Tort
man 1» helpleas.' she said fearfully
man has for another who fight» him
to ».* ur<‘ It *'
"Why. they might even kill"—
•«Itinrely found uo place In the <*rnv«*»
"Tlvnik io«, air; thank yon.” inur
••(Mi. no. Ih«o*. not thiit **
h«*nrt of Billy Handler Valentine tin l
tnltf I il.» |. Holier n .-fully, but his
"flut you realise'-
yet something to learn of th«* psi
ei«»»
ui. In ..uu'-irlii to lb '.e of
“Yes hut I don't think they would chology of Jail • aniens
Hanl .-r's
tin* fill, ubo lie noil knew wa» nmlly
dar.-
“ I“
fa<-e t<» k on a tonllgtiunt eipr«*s«ion
r«*«| listili.* for hl» new ..p|»irtunlty
The
••Mti . am In a chill of fear
till." he sm-ered. "so |'r. g ✓ P
Ind ion t un thank tin nhs-e. too."
warden'» männer'*
add. d I <.
Ute you am I) Well, Ju»t w.-itch me
“Most wurden» are bullies. Rose, I'll burke you. you" -
"I thank h< r must deeply "
I
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• 'id l-’.iv. moving away and I don't think thia Handler au ex
Handler lunged around tbe <*on>«*r
««•piloti I ildnk n few word« from me of Ills disk nt th«* prisoner
and I** honing to Kune
' i'i*ntlm* -mrted a« though to go might"—
"Don't burke m»!*' ertod Valentine
At this Junctv.re Handler storm.») di*»|M*rnti*ly
Ihroiirti tlx* <t*»r leading to the cell
I
Into the office
He glared angrily nt
Kyea gleaming with hi« v.-ngefiu
hl» visitor»
At Fay's direction It.»««*
nroa. with hands mitstrrtchnl. tb«
went out into th«* waiting room
warden enme headlong at Valentine
"Finished your »tar .'lisrnber sca
wbo brni-vd blmwlf to withstand th-
simi. roveroorT' he asked sn*»rtngty
«ixM-k of th«* on*« mlng Imdy
t'r<»«ich
"Mr Handler.” sternly, 'let me »ay
Ing the prlaoti<*r prinnd Idtnaelf to
something to you for your own l*rn*
dutch one of the warden's ilmmlra
fit
You are an employee of t'ir «tate
■•*
Employees have ls»n r.tnoi. I. even which was cnrrlesaly «-vtemlcd out
ward from his band a trick Bothner
wardens, for a »'•«•■■ h no m.ire dl»
Once securing this
courteous than the one you have Just bad shown him
made
When Valentine g.-ts out and thumb. It could I k * pulled liu<*k
I hope If will tie soon I nm going t<> twlstral to th«* breaking point If n<
ask him how he was fronted and If hr rsaari to <6ii*e an o|>|Hineut to yl. ol
tell» me you treat.«) hint any worse or by drawing tb<* outstrdebed anti
after todr.r than before I came I o»er his shoulder, wbrollng his l.,«<k
Good to his foe aa be «lid •««. Valentine
I'roml-e l "U » little I .lit II I
could lieud »'nirply forward ami throw
day. «Ir"
The lleutennnt governor followed his assailant he!pl«*»«)y over his be-ul
and on to ihe floor in a heap with the
i rar
Smith had come In with the ward disconcerting "Dying marc."
I • ' midway In Ills ruah the warden
I.
The latter ttirn<*<) to hl« «ra re
• ,1 • I »t -.rt
11«* Ii il . ;iu. it lit:..
tsry a» Fay departed and snarled vl
About to throw
rtously. bl» teeth protruding like ycl *«.f Just iu time
low fang» "Valentin.* eh' Get him7* himself blindly at his Intended victim,
Rmltb. bl» face gravely set. obedl a thought inn Inspiration he after
wnrd considered It to hm C.sh.il
•ntlr went »nt of the ro.itu
through his brain
The warden bait
CHAFTER V
W S bls ».** rotary left th«* r<» m to ed. much to the aniaxemeut of hl-
/ \
pr.» ure ValmtlM Wa.il.-H «ra rotary. Smith, who bad lw*en watch
rrrt .'
!»• r* Handlrr was imclng
/
%
Handler g
larkiy at Ing tbe pro<-e«*dliig» with unconcern
r<-»th— i up nnd d>>wti Ruddrnly the
the dour that cl «.-d behind born of experience in like bnp|M*nlng«
prt*Hi. r o*« .Mi»ld«*rad Ile touk a step •
Then llnmller turn«*d nwny. n-sted on.
luward th«* girl, «tw stu«>d wai.bing him auil through which No. I3M» waa
ftan.l on hl« desk and with the ot .. r
to
be
unwllllugly
brought.
He
would
bini wlili nu exprosalon of pity in her
stroked his heavy, square i liln ret!«*-
ry.*- Ite ta ut mer aa though to graap •bow this man who bad dared to talk
lively.
ln*r band; then with a stoical effort be to the lieutenant governor that Hilly
"God"' he pon.lcred
"Rttppoae the
tna«trr«*d bltnaelf and straightened Handler was the !»•»« of King King
lleutrnart
governor
shonld
ret <m to
prison am) uo one else even lieutenant
I mk k
th'*ae deal« in tlw .-nntrml« for snp-
"Word» are flirti» thlnga »omettine«.“ governors to the contrary, Dis« Ip I me
piles’ lie might nnd then I'd nra-d
In* -a •! iu -i low. g.-nt’emanly voice, must I m * preserved. Yea. that waa li
him to he iny frt.-nd "
the
oh)
explanation
that
always
held
with l'.-trat pronunci a tion and Intona-
Handler rrorhra) «nt. pi< k«l up a b«i
go<«<| when a prisoner who offended
oii "lini I”
tbe wanleo In any way a«« meted from the d«—k and exten-lrd It to the
"Yen. we kmiw thnt.” put In ’he lleu
out tbe veugenti'e thnt tbe ward«« now thoroughly tbundersiru.-k convict,
leu.ini i. >< <-in<>r
R.rav l-arn* wm doeply tour li ed by would not be deulvd llB't there was who ««ns shmly rn. vr* ng from tb*
thè atrmigie tliat evrti tier little bunlen a thin chested, cough racked little ttientai strain uf tbe Inst few inoiueoi«
of kn.iw l*«lge of thè World told ber elect km ln»|M»*tor "doing three" for "Have a cigar." smiled the warden gra
"Al»"
crooked work at the polls w»o h.id clottsly, with a »weeping b< w
»»« gi.lng un In thè prtaoner'a breaat.
■•thHslby, Mr Valrntlue." ah« sald had hl« front teeth kl-krai down hl« permit uh * to offer you a chair. Nr
throat because be woukl not *ahlur tbe Valeutlue.
aoftiy.
warden's shoes
As for this slick Mr.
The l’H«ouer repllcd In n h»lf whlsper
Alias Jimmy Valentine
•*.•».
S c I h I K mm far Sft
The director* will raceive b«l» for
sale of the old school building locateti
at Richardson's Gap up to February
A. HHJ.
Sealed tods may ha kft at Santi am
News office, The boatd re»crv«*s the
right to reja ct any • or all bids.
U. Bit HARlMtoN.
Chairman Board I of Directors, of
District No fl
How'» This?
*’*
f. •r any rase of catarrh that cannot 1«
urvd l.y Hall's Cattarti Cura.
F. J. « HKaAY 4 t u., Iv.vdo. O
We. the undersigned, have known F.
J. t henry fur the last 15 years, and be
lieve him parfveily honorable in all
lioiine*.
transactions, and ftnacially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
W auhm ;. N issan A M arvin .
YA h/.U'«sb* Jle*'*Jgi«ts, T*-l»*d**, O
Hall's Catarrh l ure is taken inter*
rally, acting dinctly upon the blood
and muc.uia surfaces of th«* syst. m.
Tvstiiouiiials sent fra«. Price 7&c |-er
bottle. "oM by ali Druggists.
iase II.ill's Family i'lila fur conati*
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