TIE mm TIAIIL
By Arthur D. Howden Smith
Author
( by Imlut'tl
MCCtDINQ CHAPTIM
Hrrr Ormarod, long proscrlha4
trailer te Klnf (laorse Htu
en partisan, relurnln from
Praaoe 10 London, reaauee Alilar
man Hobarl Jusslna (ram band
of aaalna. Jusslna provra la
ks I ha irandaua of a lurmar
Biewer of ormaiod's lalhar, (a
wham Jusslna laala hlmaalf In
debted. urnierod talla Jusslns
a baa abandunad Itoa Mtuart
aauae. Jusslna Informs Ormarod
f a Jacobite plot In lha Amarl
eaa eolonln to weaken Kmland
br forwarding Pranca Interaala.
Al Ma baad la Andraw Murray, a
kuotaman, and a Pranchtnan, lia
Vaulla, daadlv mimr of lirmarod
Tba two ara la tendon furthrr
Ik Ihalr achemea. Anticipating
lha plollara' aarljr reiura l
Amartaa, Jufflaa srransea for
Ormarod lo go there with loiters
lo Ouvarner llurnal. frland of
Juaglne, and work lo full Hur
ra r. IUfulaad aa Juaaltn" sarv
at, Ormarod arraniaa lo take
naaaasa lo Amarira on lha ahlp
ka maaia a girl, Murrer'e dausb
lar, ardaal Jarolilte, who be
Hevea klra lo ka lural to lha Hi u
aria. ! Vaulla reoaanleae Or
marod, and aipuaaa him.
CHAPTER III Continued
Tom doesn't make mlstskes." re
tnerked 11 array with gesture of rt'a
mlaanl lo the negro, "May 1 sk who
no ra, llrf he (iMrraifd me.
"I suppose you may." I replied
molly; and with scnae of relief I
lipped lha bobbed scratch wig off my
head and toaeed II Into lha ara. 'Docs
hat halp yoa at alir I Innulred of
De Vaulla.
Ha sis red bark at ma, bla far all
drawn with hatred.
"I knew you with It on," he ssld sav
agely. "II became yoa. Why should
deserter waar lha rlothaa of a gen
tlemsn?" I laughed at blm. bat Murray Inter
vened qulrkty,
"What do ym maanf ha demanded,
r Vaulla maila gesture In my di
rection. "This paraon, who waa In tha Imme-
dlata entourage of lha Pretender,
ahaodoned hla laadar not long ago and
fled to Rutland lo seek a pardon, re
patriated and deteated by all honor
able man In Parle. Itut In Knglend
Ma prntealstlons of loyalty wara re-
faaad, for they naturally doubted tha
alnrartty of ana who wearied ao aoon
f aa unfortunate ran."
"Ia thla trnr Murray aakad ma.
"Within raaann." I aald.
Murray alarad from on to tha other
f aa. "Slap ma. bnt I rejoice to i
that wa may look forward lo an enter
taining voyager h eicliilmed "I had
feared twnold ba mot tedious. Ara
yoa aeeklng anllafartlon from the grn
tleman. chevalier?"
"I ahall fight him when t rhooa. on
ground of my owi t housing." replied
la Vaulla rnrtly.
"And by no meana wttb small-
fworda." I Jeered.
II gave ma hi ark look.
"Too will pray ma to kilt yon If yoa
ever fall Into my power, Ormarod, I
ran wall until than."
"Aa you plea."
II turned and left na. Murraf took
miff very deliberately, first offering
the hot to ma which h bad not dne
before and arrutlnlied ma politely
from head la fool.
"I fear I bar been patronising In
my conduct, air." he observed. "Pray
crept my apologlea. Twaa perfect
disguise. And your manner. If 1 may
ay ao, waa wall conceived.
"I thank yoa."
"In abort, I find yoa an opponent of
totally different Importance, Tnu are
opponent T" he aboi at me,
"Hnre, air, that la for yoa lo any.'
I made anawer. "So far aa I know at
thla time wa merely happen to ha pie-
aewrers together on thla craft.
He laughed.
"I might have known It I" he at
claimed. "Twaa not like Juggins to
end bumpkin to Tlnrnel. Ma hath
boen an enemy I might nut acorn at
any moment. Hut I must go below
now. I have some papera lo attend to.
And I ahitll ! attempt to Induce the
Chevalier d tVulle to prcaerve the
menlllea of life whilst we are re-
trlcted to aurh confined quarters."
"He ahull not have to lubor against
my hostility." I promised aa he de-
Darted
IH-Npite myaelf, I waa taken with
the man. IMa unmiatHknnie Dreeiiing,
Ma ready wit, the aaaurnnre of power
' and aeirauftlrlenry which rndlnled
from him and eiplnlned. aa I thniiKht
bla readlneaa lo admit hlmarlf In the
wrong, all thine Joined to inspire r
apect for hla parte, If not admiration
for hla character.
' - During the rat of that day I made
myaelf at home about the ahlp, talking
with the aenmen and their ifHcera and
watching vainly for the lady of the
green clonk who had awukened me
with her aontf. Hut ane kpi ncr ennin
until the aernnd afternoon, when w
were aulllng enally with fnlr wind
beam. I found her then Ha I re
turned from walk forward, aland
In with her hand on the pnop -wiling
to ii emir her.
"I imve met your father," I anld
eomlng to her aide, "and I mnk no
duiitit In' would preaent ma were be
of PORTO DELLO COLD.
Etc
"Mr," the aald atlflty, "I bare no de-
alre for your company."
I atared at her, mouth agape.
"If I have offended" I began.
"I may aa wall lell you," aha Inter
rupted me again. "I bave heard that
about you which will make me have
no Inclination for your company."
"And I ahall aak you to tell me what
that la," I retorted with mounting In
dignation. "It la not fair that yon
ahould accept lha alura of ao enemy
behind my hark."
Hhe healtatad.
"That may be ao." ah admitted,
"bat you will he willing lo anawer ma
Iwo queatlonaT"
"Kurely."
"You are Captain Ormarod, former
ly chamberlain to King Jamea HIT
"Yea."
"And you not long ago abandoned
the klng'a eervlce and frultlaesly
ought a pardon In lindoDt"
"Yea."
That la enough for me. Too are
traitor, a denerler, proven out of
your own mouth."
"Hut"
"No, air; there la naught yoa ran
aay would Intereal me. I ahould de
aplae you none the leaa had yoa de
parted la the unit rlrcumatancee to
my own aide. It makea II no leaa cul
pable that you deaerted from my aide
beraiiM our fortune were at low ebb
'Iut you ahall bear me," I proteated.
"Thla I ahanrd, what you aay. You
have taken two bare atatementa of
fact and twlated Into them the Im
plication! aklllfully made by per
sonal enemy. You"
"I-aat night, air." ahe aald rutttngty.
Ithdrawlng lha folda of her cloak
an that they might not touch me, "you
played Uon my aympathlea with your
tale of eille and a brother burled in
the Clan IMiald country, and I waa
all for aympalhy with you and eorrow
for your sorrow. Yoa aa much a told
me you were on of the Oood People.
You let me deceive myself, after you
had deceived m Brat. Oh, you will
have acted unpltblyP
"What I told you waa true! I waa
oal In lb "IB; I fled lo Rcolland with
my brother j he died and waa burled
there; I ecaied with the remnanta
of the expedition; I im an exile at
thla moment."
"An exile I Phausht Think on the
honeal men ran truly aay that In I heir
mlafortune this day! And you 1
could weep for the ahame that your
dead brother and the mother that bore
you will be feeling aa they look down
upon you!"
With that ahe was gone, and I waa
left ruralng ! Veiille, whoa treacb
rrotia tongue had planted the distorted
ehrede of tnilh In her mind; ruralng
Murray, who mul have Blood by and
llatrned to II all. amugly amused ;
ruralng my roualn who had put me In
such a pllfht. after winning my Inher
itance; ruralng the men and women at
Ht. Oermaln who repaid yeare of eae
rlflce and uncruilglng loyally with
such rnnnrd; ruralng Juggins for hav
ing embarked me upon the ahlp with
the girl; ruralng myself fur getting
Into aurh a false position ; cursing the
glrl-
Itat no. Common eene ram to my
reeru then. There waa something on
rrountshly fine about her attitude,
something I should never have thought
to nnrover In Murray's daughter, how
ever beautiful and attractive ahe
might be. There waa devotion for yoo,
faithfulness to a lost reuse, the single
minded truthfulness which only a good
woman ran poseeae.
The twilight faded rapdlly, and I
found myaelf with no appetite for the
crowded main rabln. where I Veulle
and Murray played piquet, or my Bluffy
berth. 1 strolled the deck. Immersed
In thought. I conned over what Jug
gins had told me, mrmorlsed anew
miiny of the mesaagea he bad Intrusted
to me, epeeulntrd Uxm the possible
turn of affairs. I planned In aome
vague way to win a fortune In that un
known new world ahead of me, and
with the proceeds In one hand and a
pardon In the other, return and re
claim Foxcroft from those abominable
Hampshire rouslns.
With chin cupped In band I leaned
ntvon the starboard rail In the black
well of shallow which waa formed by
the overhmm of the forecastle, and
the lowering piles of canvas that
ii.iii-:i-M-xi'ii'xiixiiiiiixtiii
Swimmer Had Choice
To be attacked by a ahark Is, to my
mind, one of the most terrifying or
deals Imngliiable. aays a writer In
Houth African paper. And of all the
eliurk atorlea I have heard, thla grim
adventure on Ihe coast 1 of North
Queensland la among the most dra
nmtlc. A newcomer awam out from' the
beacb during hoi weather to an .Iron
buoy about a hundred yards from the
shore, ile found that the buoy waa
too hot to hold, and turned bark to
ihe shore turned and euw a man
eating shark a few yurde awuy. On
to the bunting buoy he acramhled.
dancing In agony aa hla feet touched
the hot Burfiiee. The shark swsin
round, eyeing him.
After a minute on the buoy, he
Jumped Into the water to cool himself
In a moment th ahnrk was duslilog
clothed the foremast Somewhere be
yond the w sates of watery darkness
that veiled my eyea lay England, tha
home which bad disowned m. 1
Without any warning a bug arm
waa Iwtated around my ahoulders and
a hand an bags that my teeth could
make no Impression In It waa clamped
down over my mouth. Another arm
encircled my wnlat. My arma ware
pinned to my sides. My legs kicked
feenly at a muscular body which
pressed me against the bulwark. Fight
ing bark with all my strength, I wa
neverthelesa lifted gradually from ths
deck and shoved alowly across the flat
level of the fife-rail.
Do what I might, I could not resist
the pressure of those tremendous
arms, which seemed to have a react
and a power twice thoae of my own.
I gaaped for breath aa Ihey aqueesed
my lungs and In gasping I senaed a
queer taint In the air, a musky odor
which I did not at once associate with
the aeaman or anyone else on board
the ahlp.
It waa no naa. I could not resist
The anaketlke arma maatered me.- One
shifted swiftly lo a grip on my lege. I
waa whirled Into the air and dropped
clear of the railing falling, falling
until the cold waters engulfed me.
CHAPTER IV
A True
I re me to the surfsre, fighting for
breath, my hande battling fruitlessly
at the slimy side of the ahlp, which
slid past aa relentlessly aa the passage
of time. I tried lo cry out, but the
aalt water choked me. Not sound
came from the decks above. The
blackneaa waa absolute, except for the
mild gleam of a watch lanthom on
the poop-
I)eafh wsa only a brace of minutes
away not death from drowning, but
death from the bitter cold that para
lyted my 1 1 inn t and amote my heart
In the mad desperation of my fear I
heaved myself walst-hlgh out of the
water, bsnda clutching and clawing for
the support which res son must bare
denied me to expect
I waa sinking beneath smooth-
running wave along the counter when
my fingers rame In mntart wltb
dripping rope, which aMpped through
their grip and lashed me In the fare.
My handa possessed themselves of It
again, and I rove loose knot In the
end.
Wltb teeth clenrhed I drew myself
upward along the roe, thruatlng for
ward with my feet for purchase
agalnat the side. Sometimes I allpped
on the wet planks, and then I waa put
to It lo hold my position. But after
I withdrew my body from the water,
what wltb the urgency of my effort
and the stimulation of the exercise,
some degree of my strength returned ;
and presently I waa able to pull my
self up Ihe rope, hsnd over band, until
I reached a email projecting structure
at Ihe level of the deck to which waa
fastened the starboard rigging of ths
main mast.
On thla bit of platform I rested
myaelf, below Ihe level of the bul
warks, one arm thrust round taut
ened atay, I euppose that at the moat
not more than live minutes had elapsed
since I hsd been besved overboard,
and obviously no one bad witnessed
the Incident, for the deck waa aa quiet
and deserted as It had been when I
wsa attacked.
Who had done Itt I accepted
primary fart the Impossibility that It
could have been one of the crew. No,
I must eeek lha aasallant In the camp
of my known enemies, and. those Im
mense, twining arma could belong only
to the apelike negro. I acramhled over
the bulwark In a flaah, and crouched
down upon the deck to survey the situ
ation. It was one agalnat three no,
four, I reflected bitterly; for I made
nn doubt the girl would array herself
against me. I must have aome weapon.
Ormarod la to realise that In
Murray he has an opponent who
will atooy to anything to gain
the ends to which be la fanatl.
eally dtvetad.
(TO CONTINUED.)
of Death or Agony
towards blm. II returned to , the
buoy.
Thla ghastly business waa repeated
a doaen times until aome one on Ihe
beach enme out wltb boat and res
cued the swimmer.
Sag Refaction
It's better lo be dumb, but with
enough sense to get soms pleasure out
of life, than be Intelligent enough to
understand higher mathematics, yet
too dumb to get any Joy out of living.
Clucluuutl inquirer.
Unci Eben
"Education teaches a man to read
an' write," auld Uncle Klien. "hut II
can't guiirunlee ' keep ! from lon'
both foollxhly." - VmIi'i .r
. Honor Among
Thieve
By DOROTHY DOUGLAS
(Copyright.)
THE 'lienor Among Thieve dub"
waa formed In Ihe beginning more
or leaa Jn the spirit of fun. Thm, as
tbe young girls of Akhorst banded to
gether In that secret society, began te
mature, the club took on a mora seri
ous meaning.
There were all types of girls In ths
club. They were banded together la
Inviolable bonds to guard the welfare
of one another, especially In affairs of
the btart If one of their members
was being besieged by one of tbe op
posite sex It waa the duty of members
of the II. A. T to snop into the man's
credentials as a possible husband and
In all waya try to Inanre the future
hupftlness of their affected themher.
Always when a love affair cropped
np there waa a meeting of the II. A.
T. and the situation discussed openly
from Its very Inception th member
herself giving full details up to date.
After that tha girls were regular
bloodhounds on the trail of doomed
man doomed, at least, If there was
anything In his past or present that
could put him out of the running.
Oca dsy Ivy Canfield told the H. A.
T. of her engagement to Gregory
Wells.
"You'll hardly credit" she told the
meeting, "that I have become engaged
to man who hardly knows a golf
Hub from a walking stick .and who
doesn't dance, tennis or Indulge In any
a port a, butthere yoa are."
"Mual be something wrong no com
panionship no common Interests and
but what are his weakneseesT Is
he a fllrtr
Ivy laughed her wholesome, frank
laugh. "No I think he la the finest
type of man I have ever come arrows.
If yoa are to nip this affair In the bud
ynull have to put your finest bounds
on the scent" Kor a moment Ivy's
eyea grew thoughtful. "1 do wish
sometimes though that welt either
greater soul-stirring depths were In
me or less In Ore gory."
There was Just a moment's alienee
among Ihe member, then Doris Ken
yon'a soft voice broke It "Perhaps
loving ao splendid a man will stir
those deep pieces love does wonder
ful things to us."
"I'm afraid the 'deeps' aren't here
thsl's the trouble. Now If It were
you, Doris, well It would be dif
ferent affair."
The rluh agreed unanimously that
Ivy's msn and Doris must meet Hsd
It not been Doris then another would
have been selected. Ivy's future hap
piness hung In the balance. It was
one of the elub'e moat frequent menn i
of discovering unatahillty In mankind
they chose their most likely vamp
and set her to work. If the man fell
be waa not considered a lit mate.
Therefore when Gregory Wells again
rame to Akhurst to visit Ivy he was
presented to many of the Honor
Among Thieves club girls, and among
them was Doris.
Gregory shook hsnds with all the
girls and his most genial big-hearted
smile gr"l them alt. Then- Doris
found her hand In hla. The smile sud
denly left his eyea, though It lingered
on hla llpa and her Oncers grew Iry
within hla grip. Their handa fell
apart and they did not speak.
he burked up a few motrits later
and waa her own laughing self and
fotind that with an apparently effort
less effort ahe could chat with Greg
ory In a voice that did not vibrate
with the emotion hla coming had
wakened.
"King for us, Doris," commanded
Ivy laughingly.
Doris sang for them. All the
dormant ecstasy of her nature sud
denly awakened, flung Itself Into her
voice, and even Ivy held her breath
to listen. When she had finished aome
three or more, ahe went out on the
wide veranda lo sit In silence.
Gregory Wells followed her oat Ivy
watched him go and a queer little
smile played about her llpa.
Outetde In the dear moonlight
Gregory reached the balustrade on
which Doris leaned. Rhe looked
etrnlght up at him, the moon ahlnlng
Into tha deptha of her eyes. Gregory
put bis hand over hers and hla touch
awept her being as by a mighty wave.
"Don't" she said awlftly. "I am
Ivy'a best friend."
"It wouldn't make the allghtest dif
ference," Gregory Wells said. "Noth
ing would make any difference now
It must be It couldn't be otherwise."
Ills voice shook.
"Plea send Ivy out to me," said
Dotia; "I wnnt her."
"Ivy." said Dorla ateadlly when her
friend reached her aide, "1 am going
to throw over the duties of the Honor
Among Thieves drib. I cannot vamp
your Oregory because he's the only
man In the. world I could ever love"
(she was a hit breathless) "and I
want you lo know I car too much for
you to to," her vole became In
audible.
A helpless laugh escaped Ivy, thee
ahe allpped her arm around Dorla,
"Dear, don't take It ao hard. A
marriage between you and Gregory
would be of Heaven Itself, while with
me It woild only he of the Rnrth.
There aren't so many great big lovs
affairs that we ran afford to let one
slip by there, there, dear, please don't
cry. I shall be really hnppy only with
some golf champion or hiiaehull fun
and I'll be a fnr better friend to Greg
ory than I would ever be a wife." And
with her queer Utile smile she slipped
hack Into the house to send nin out
to his mm
3-
LIFE'S
LITTLE
JESTS 5
OVERSIGHT
ftplfklns wsa practical msn.
Phlegmatic and stoical and very prsc
Ural. Hla offlr waa on the tenth
floor. One day he fell out of tbe win
dow. But he landed unhurt on an au
tomobile below, and rolled off onto
the pavement
"Aw heck!" he exclaimed, as he got
up and brushed himself off. "Now I've
got to go clear back up after my bat
and umbrella."
ONLY TAKING HIS TIME
Wife John, come on. If you are
solns out I Yon're takine all night
to get your watch I
Hunny .no, rm not, im oniy iu
Ing my time.
Evolutionary Speculation
They aay a msa waa one aa ape;
Tha apa was one a flan.
Tha "haa-baen" now aeaomae a shape
That gives htm high "poalsh."
Ding-a-Lingt
Radio Expert (Juat awakened by
loud nolo from telephone) Radi
shop.
Vole Hello, we're holding dance
to radio music on that set I bought of
you last week.
"Well"
"I want to know which dial to tarn
to tnske It play faster." Science and
Invention.
Made It Worse
Girl's Mother Helen Is tbe very la-
age of what I waa at her age.
He Really! I boatdo't bave
thought II possible.
Mother (coldly) May I aak whyt
He (aeelng hla error and striving to
rectify It) Ob-er-l waa forgetting
what long time ago that must have
been.
JUST THE THING
MntkWhatfha' flnln nnvt -
Giraffe Got Job as radio tower
Celestial Exhibition
"Twinkle, 'winkle tittle alar!"
Bclenttats, so watchful, ara.
As you shad your (lorluoa slow.
Great prraa agents for th showl
No Wonder
"Where Is tbe sponge I asked yon
to buyT
"I couldn't see a good on. They all
bad bolea in tnem :
Perfectly
"You call these safety matches!'
shouted the customer to the store
keeper. "Why, none of them will
trlke."
"Welt, Isn't that ante enough for
your
His Part
"Does Ranks take any Interest In
oeletyT
"No; h supplies the principal; hi
wife and daughter take all tbe In
tercet"
A Cranky Doc
Patient That doctor always gives
me dirty look when I klsa you.
Does he think that muklng lovs will
delay my recovery?
Nurse I suppose be does, Hs'i
my busbund,
Hume Preferred
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