New-York tribune., 1908-03-08
We have

lt@tt llt bodies mere II NDuI0 t1C dNl luI-
All" She sighed. there Is no horror
70 equal mine have the blood OF three
men OF nv soul
She suffered him 70 lead her away He
--led t. console her by throwing all the
responsibility on The Italian. but he
telt thai this ualsled woman scarce lis
-cned L. ms words He was almost glad
-o leave he- alone with her mourntul
thoughts In active work he could find
distraction from the sad Influences OF
IN, fatal treasure hunt There were
--.U many things he dld not comprehend. 8.
I'm he -eSaluteIv dismissed all self COM
--7-.-.Irc Pe-ha14 when The h-st paroN-
r-,r + Voc had exhausted itself. NTs.
Haz-or might explain. meanwhile. ne
must erdeav"- 70 hide the chief features
7 ne --a1eE- ere Irene arrived.
When he moved A.tIe-- body - order
~ examine his clothing. he saW thai Ihe
man s coa- was TORN ~ The breast he
cloth having caught :. Jagged rock a
Is veare- Irll from ne saddle lhr'u2h
---~ rem q -oCEc-on'E and some papers
had ~1.1-eG uu- They were resting on a
.,-ie sand 6-lt, a. he base II the roch
-f-..- had caused he damage NJ pocket
hook -y.- .uer ~o-le = he sand had
entered rs Compartments. -Ard n one
Z -re-- were the rarV-u~ leaves ioun-
u The -.rh # Demet--aies The creek.
whose mortal ewes were rlr las ,na- mao
-azel ~ The treasure Of 9heaa
l.. truth. here Was one 4t nc N"ril
dramas. with IL scenes NFllto ~ '"'
thousand wears. ye- the parcne9 .le9t-l
was content -o wait there Iiavil-E- III
----,. and certain knowledge rha- the cur
....-. ,g.l,15 -7se again on that grim play
whether The wears were few or man. nc
tween The acts How lttle changed Wa
-h, ~rage, But what oI the actors I)ld
r.. modern troupe differ 50 greatly iF'il
-h,. thousand -vear-old cast the 1ner-
chant III IVORY and skins Wno 4ullle,'
r,- .-.i.- business at Alexandria 10 seek
,Ezertu~e and gold The Romans WI"
,y,.--- Il. kiu and plumber an In"TensiNt
-.-..-.r. the. \uflauS who NaNItll them
..-..- i.fr Their bones t. bleach, AssuTedl\
H., -r5qr AZ the dead bodies stretched IL s..
nom, ~ his fee1. Kovson deemed "aIlhii''
a- uuehangeahIe as the desert
A NV. O'Clock. when the STAR ''Ho
n ,..o moon were dImly lighting the
,..-..l,.,.f hills. an Arab vedette reported the
...,.-.....r of a large katIla from tht west
o.- rhe Jingle IF accouterrneniS ana
-t... ..--,.- If carucIl who scented the OASIS
.-.-.1.sqf tn, arrival 81 the mann b"dE.
INbrr DI,h lifted d weary Irene from me
-.f,7l, h,. made 10 pre1eIl9e ~ ~i-Nlie77-
r..,- kissed her heartily
~ Dicks rldug~ caused grave Ia''7
- ~. snail c,r,ie round he camp hTt
r-..-..f-..,y. ~ responsible ltader - me
..,-.-.f,r..-. felt The weigh, II thi~ added
.,-f,- d.. death There wae L. -.Ai-
...,.,r,r he t4er that he had heCr dr"-se4
.,,a ~ unlawful enterprise lie va I'll
- -..~r,rprz against the "lA II me
-.,-r-.---,,- Though hc ana th"Se uIi'le,
..-.-~,f ,r,-e grilcIe-~ u actual wrong
-;'..... H.. = Was exceedingly unfortunate
-ba. Alhe~ had aot lived t. n'.'he axe. = ,.. dis
...,-,1' Th, treasure seekers must NV
;.....,5 IN inc testimony 81 ne ""}'i4'ie'-
- il,}--dn[y.-. four II whom had ~u--
-',',t,,1 ',t,.r,.5 Voluntarily. tor rhe one gree.
.--,..,,I. winch ,he last has It4Thg4
.-.--+' l6, W. is that Europeans usHaIE
r,'., humanity 2. Disabled i'e. -
In h -,. assured he millionaire m,
.t. J-a-.u ulnccr uha accom- ''I--e,- ~
~ from Nas~a0- warned me ."..g.
'-,'. '., .-- a.- ot violence. and would
...-r-..-rsr,l hmm tr"n undCr,'Rli.I 81.
.-,.r.rr,. useless search Il tht ln>,T1,
....l -.gr.ved from Rome mad H., 'i--
,t.- ever. a--l--alllt Na7 .' .'