The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1901-01-07

as son say. missy. that pigtail know'd "a
bee al the soocide god. aud 'elped i'm
tr
--No. shrieked Norah. Il don't believe
it,
B,udieo hook m his zap May tho dear
Lord .aye mercy On ny poor le"tenant's
seuI" said be. end said il with the hard
sfsl camro-ure of old ng~.
h"W cauid THE Chinaman know that ne
ls..G il. 81 bs had2 Bo-h, stuff, Don't won
e. usNc him. Nor h.
-'ib Teddy. 1t might b.. true she sohbei
LEONARD wsss afraid OF that Chinaman.
AMI whv should the pirate he Killed
have given it q" him bHt from some nor-
rihle motive2 Oh. 81 o. should 10, dealt.
70 i-il sou I dou't believe il. insisted
Teddy. with clear common sense. "A
tsiraman wouldn't wait ta kiii Leonard
h.r. ia China well. that's different
matter AMI il he had been killed W.
SHOULD have found his body. Tie went
straight ora Ills oicNti, - the pier. must
haFs dom. So. How could a Chnamau
dsc.y him away from thr road. or muir
s4rr lm without attracting attention. or
ssia~ ghe hike People aren't pat away
- .rsiiy- Leonard is alive. Beudiso. you
ars 3 fool"
- hcGe~ Z may be. Master Ted: bat
"a. -c.srt miselvss m". knows these wick
"a '.alh.u as bows down 10 stocks and
sfeu.>- A"U book pale. MISSY IU SIT
y"n e glass ~ rum and Vel drink La im
as IS gone.
Nor.ih gave "a faint CRY and buried her
E- AS SEA Teddy shoulder while ihat
ssuth ...St furious look an the retreat
is.- rupnst ~ evil. lie then c"mfort,d
&"rsit Nith MANY explanations more err
i.- inn.ui"H<. ha- hi~ heart and brain
-at- th- IT.. =" his glib tongue. Leonard
-5He.. tE-r.. MIS- atsolGirl. no reason WHY
Dr. ~1vll5a hHt.- .son. -. And it h,. had
h.=.u mHti,. AWAY Witn- Ht whose door
fft teiuv ta d.. i8idE So Tar as thc
SHfn- He"r.a knew JAIME had 40 ef--
Ha .s.i waur friyrJ-. D., seemed ridicls-
l.as g. -a~Iee,t fuul play. Teddy d.d
uul thi.k much 10 NoraE confused story
sis''.t fh" idol and the chiusmau. lie
rsftid uut -'7e haw either explained Jayne
s.h~en.a. N"i ID was strange that a chi
uaruau should have waited Ieonard-s AR
rstai. ard stranger stili that the Young
mau Should have, bcan doubtful ~ giving
il- il..ase q" Moran White Reudilsu
went Tor the fum the Two discussed she
aett.r uurri.f.lE. nut they could come to
f.t conclusion.
-.Nul 1 don't fxrect we shall ever arrive
.sr ,sra.- said WISE. seeing tnat We have
d. facts a. 20 upon. Tell YOU what. NO
rah. 81. must - "a the pier and hnd
..,.t 81 suv ou. Saw Leonard last night
---sut d. could not have arrived al the
r...s. is th. launch went of without
nam f
.-IIe might have been hate
..Vthy should hc have been laios tie
Irr. ufr iiace in good time
SAN. that's what we've got 80 ind oui.
Teddy slutrh.d his head In desnair.
Though T.n bl,St 81 : sce how we re goo
-ue te la it,
..-rh- .r.g. missy iut"rp"sed E"ndis".
ami nroduced a powerful brew whlah
wa,lld have intoxicated an admiral
Ts please the old man Norah took q
SIN or fva. atsi sas- color came back Z"
l,.~ face. Then Teddy carried her away.
and .egt the ba'sun 20 finish the spirit.
which he lid with much gusto. When the
Young people were fairly out "f sieht.
R,udiga assembled to the toof and again
swept the horizon with his glass
..-r.u Won what said Nyse. who had
been cogitatIng. wen walk 10 Fletmouth
along the shore. These boatmen may
know something
How can they
We'll. they are about at all hours OF
the night one Of EN- might have seen
JAYNE Vt any rate. its worth asking"
Norah had her doubts on this point.
They took the coast guard path.and ques-
tioue.l every man they met. but arrived
within a quarter of a mile Of the pier
without receiving any answer likely 10
throw light on the mystery. Then they |
saw crowd on the beach where the |
boats were drawn up. and Norah clutched |
Teddys arm with pale face His |
body she casped ION, They've found 4
him.
''sskittIes." replied Teddy gruffly. though +
his heart misSavc him. Don't go out 10 |
meet your troubles. Come along
\ gigantic sailorman, with loud voice 4