Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-06-04

etl Abdullah unfaSteneu the ,ol from the e1nir's turban and hand if to Wulf. It was d glorious star ned thing made of great emeralds around with diamonds, and the ntain looked at it greedily and nut ed:
 Alas. that an unbeliever should ar the enchanted star. the ancient k of the house of Hassan!' say that Wulf remembered.
 ae took the jewel then turned to aain and said:
 Have l your peace. sultan, after eh deed?'
 Whoever dies, you are Safe,' said ndin. There is but one sin which vill not pardon you-you know what s." and he looked at them. ''.As for ssan. he was my beloved friend and kant. but you slew him in fair fight, his soul is now in paradise lhen dismissing the matter with a Ee of his hand he turned to receive treat body of Christian prisoners Ii. painting and stumbling like over Een sheep, were being thrust on to- I'd the camp.
 mong them the brethren rejoiced to Egbert; also, wounded ill many ces, there was the black browed ster of the Templars. who even now Id be fierce and insolent
 Eo was right" he mocked in Il ky voice. and here you are. safe your friends the Saracens, Sir ghts of the visions
 All the vision is not dOne," said win sadly. and. turning. he looked ard a blaZoned tent which with the an's great pavilion, and not far be- it, was being pitched by the Arab D setters The master saw and re- 1bered Godwin's vision of the dead bplars.
 s it there that you mean to murder traitor and wizard: :' he asked. ben rage took hold of Goodwin, and answered him:
 Were it not for your plight, here and I would thrust those words down throat. as, should we both live, I shall hope to do. You call us tors. Is it the work of traitors to charged alone through all this until our horses died beneath us pointed to where Smoke and Flame with glazing eyes-''to have un- ed Saladin and to have slain this ce in single combat:'' And he ed to the body of the emir Hassan. lou speak of me as wizard and derer.'' he went on. "because some l, brought me vision which, had believed it. Templar, would have tens of thousands from a bloody b, the Christian Kingdom from de ction aln, yon.:er holy thing from kery.' And, with shudder. he ced at tbe rood, which Its c&ptors set up upon rock not far away a dead knight tied to it's black You. Sir Templar, are the mur- who by your madness and ambi' have brought ruin on the cause ot st.'
 en Saracen guards dragged the plar, away, and they were parted.
 now the pavilion was up, and Bin entered #. saying:
 hing before nue the king of the ks and Prince .tlnnt, he who + | ':...-,..<. G ....t.,.>;;.:::. t.', ':
 en a thought struck hi.,2. and he b to Goodwin aii! Nu i. saying: r kn.c.4.:. you knoW oGl tonS@e.
 up y4;:r stVor-s to ,.ie o..ieei'-
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 |the blc h.@a t,5..,.sye<l him into tEe where present y vee"c l::'os,@l> tie rhcd INg ;.:: :: t,4e sl.:y haifcu pald Gc Cll!ilI 1n, a:,! with then other great Eni&rhts who. even in mids. q tlic.. l-,se!y, stared at Ein u-l,. Nu.. i.l N a.l@r.lls1it. Sal reau t.c Ioo.: &n>. explained les'
 presence should be misunder' ling and nolies. be not mistaken e knights are ny prisoners. ;.s you land none have shown themselves er today or done me and mine damage. Indeed, had it not been ! my guards, within the hour l Id have fallen beneath the sword Iir Goodwin. But as they know B:c, have asked them to render EworGs into your tongue. Do you rt the. ;5 interpreters If not, Is lnUat be found.''
 hen they had translated this, the said that he accepted them.
 e sultan bade his captains be seat And. seeing their terrible thirst, handed slaves to bring a great
 of sLerbet made of rose water Ed with snow, and with his own
 gave it to King Guy. He drank feat gulps. then passed the bowl to Inald de Chatillon, whereon Saladin out to Godwin:
 ky to the king it is he and not l gives this man to drink. There is bond of salt between me and the ce Arnat.'
 Twin translated, sorroW1ully 5 |gh, and Reginald, who knew the s of the Saracens, answered: