Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-26

room and nung himself on the mad wretch. His long fingers encircied her throat. "plop it.' he curtly colun3"d- ed. "plop gum" For a few Eou ,pt~ tne woman struggled. thea the r. volver fell to the floor, and Nora suatelacd fl up.
 Woo turned the gasplng. hieeoughiHg creature to the door and flung Ter out upou the ground You dunk. Go home. Stop home. Me sabhe you-you Sahbe lHe. he said as he bent above her.
 Aan intrrposed- Don't hurt her. Naa.
 He stood beside her while she slowly resainel q sitting posture. ~SAe belly dan@eioGs. Me go tell Muulo. SA. tight-me kick
 Ihe poor creature now seemed dJZed and broken and began to weep. and with her tears became as abiectly pitt fnl, as patAetieally tawdry. as she had been hideous and menacing ill her wrath. Ann Shuddered with q bitter nausea, a disorder that was half phys ical weakness, half mental repulsion. There was something ghastly beyond words ill this creature sitting ill ut ter abandonment in her rumped fin cry. which the pitiless sun dissected. Stoopng she took the miserable one by the arm. "Get up. You must not sit there"
 Slowly the woman rose, all thought of revenge swallowed Up in d wave of maudlin self pity. You're all agin me-all of ye I guess you wouldn't like it to have youl husband stolen by another WoNaa. You let he al9ne% slle said to Woo. with q flash of anger You pi@taiI, what business you got to lay hands oil ;l wfljta la1H
 The creature }sezs:}H to pour forth Il flood If viic ,P.ElIelE t..rec5e3 toward s'A patient G'a9, Vst5=tf.e.l ;,$tin anz 5'@lil t5 if ...i' #ad 9d5 in tile midst ot l h2Ni Of H-..5.l Wl.ea AEatt eaHe round tbe c5faeY al J.ia house.
 "Nhat's all ihis:" he asked sharply
 'tHe WoaAtn :s4s,ssieAiy .9~e to her feet well aware slIat Il Ban had arrived and began to humble alll weep again
 N5"a Fun to her Au4.}alf9l. @0h. Matt dsivp E7r .,W.:is;. ..lfe tried 10 XII us.''
 Who s ~He: Who are you. and 5fh,.t are y5H Go.n@ hor,' anyway"
 5..''ee @5...s;i.. 9ii..te di di,mayel. began , retreat Its all right She proln- =;e;l. I'm ss,ing a9w.'
 s,55 e>p!:!:art.: "She Muulo's wife Belly dtllilA alice same clazy Take - s:.lIl-g2 shoot lasly." He pointed | .N!a .'Ne choke uni She fall on 5s'3llie. N get up. Nola catelee gun"
 kelly followed the invader You go lucI to s,'i!era you came from and stay there or twill He the worse for ye. ye mur1erin c!H:.>.haun."
 Anl went to her room and flung herself down upon her bed in such .'ssseaea as she had never known in ]. her life. Sle could not deceive .r.~elf. She had brought this horri- Ble assault 6noa herself by something lio.'e than tolerance of Munro.
 The woE!an's ignorance and taste 'ersness. her common voice. her badly fitting garments. her incredible base ness of speech, all came back. Ann Rupert rival to that beng"' Of course she had never for an instant Gi- rectly encouraged Munro, and yet he had appealed to her and she had lis tened
 Rob should have warned me-" she complained, Ter mind going back to the man she could trust. At the moment she could not see or would not &C., knowledge that Raymond had ventured as far as he dared in revealing Mun- ro's private life. She was too angry with herself and every one around her to be just. As her flaming wrath died she grew cold and bitter. "rhis is what comes of going outside ones own proper world. shall leave the peak at once, and hope I shall never see it or hear it spoken of again."