New-York tribune., 1908-01-26

in a way that suggested broken whee-. s-i a man
vas holding two ponies which had been taken out Of
AbdnfIah pulled MS steed almost on il lunches
so suddenly did he draw rein He pushed close 70
the horse tender a SOrlalI. and fierce dialogue
broke out which ended IN the wrach-,,- --a-ement
% RoysOn.
This son OF a slave SAYS that this 5. -- The car
rage which passed ME IN the bazaar ae-eve he IS
living. but what can L do:
Dick meanwhile had asce-td,net that The con
vevance was empty His gorge -g~e a- the thought
that Irene might be near h.rn At thai - rlent yer
prevented by some ruffian from r1as.-- 73vn her
presence. The belief was torturlng u ri c--ed nm
to a deed which IN Calmer mood he N..-l nave de-
clared foreign TO his nature
Handing Mott TO Abdulah : care l- went 50 nea1
70 the driver. OF powerful bu--- -.- re could
look into his sullen face With a lutr(1--7 porn OF
many bout with the gloves. he Se--.t me SonaL
BY the wrists. causing hun 70 ie- g --r PONIES
brides Then needless OF struggle and oathS ne
backed him little space, threw hi-Il .- MS leel anu
three times whirled him through the -r round ms
head IL was exhibition OF Stren--- '.-- 1orceda
crv of arnazernent even from Abdu-t-
Now tell him" said Dick. when --- -.-1r-ng and
terrified native was allowed to stand u- --- agan-
tell him that If he does not speak the -.-A Sha.-
take him by the ankles and beat .- us Drains
against the rocks in that same way
By the HOlv kaabai ChuCAlct Il ..-.--tl ll-a-
would be worth seeing
He conquered his desire Surrcic--. puJ ING
threat into blood Curdllng ARABIC. --- --e SONAR
whlned that he was a poor man, Nl -.-E OOeleu
orders, but If the gOdlIke \aZarene N.-,i spare Us
life he was ready 10 tell all he knew
Speak then and quick, growet t..-----an' loI
the EffendI understands thee not, and -r may "'e
patience - -.
The driver stanmered something -- allnos'
reused the Arab 20 excitement
Throw that dog aside. uorSie--. ne crieL
They are taking the lady TO Il 1"-.. ne PAiC5
agreed for the meeting vet near.s -Aou'SHG
meters in front Let us what our - --e- can 90
They were of before he had rnz-.- 7Peakins'
but Abdullah smiled As he rode -,
Bismillah," he muttered. thai r me 'i~A
| must learn II
On through the night they went. a1 pPl[ m lne
broken land reCeded here i little t-... ne SIcl. ~
leaving the road straight and fairly |.-'e- Ite'
had gone half a mile or more. and II. N Wa ~
ginning 10 fear that either the soma Lao % =
daring enough TO mISead them. or that Irene gualO
had been warned BY the nose OF -ne.~ -'anEe an 4-
were crouching behind q clump '- -.-- lnlH nlH,i .Il
passed; when Abdullah lifted r-~.---,,is Hii'''
and Slackened pace IL
Though the night clear. and .-.5h9o.'-7 % -
jects were quite dlSCernibe, ROvsou -Itled % PTI
the further darkness He Strdrne- MS SO - -
could nothing. while the Arah seemed - -s, 80
a sixth sense which warned huH .-.l --C'S NJ
Others near. They pulled up. and .-st1td ~ IN.
could hear only the labored breathin 'e.r :o1 Sng
vet Abdullah was evidently SatrSred ,--'- ---e- 7
chase drawing end .5
Bear to the left. monsieur. he N-l-SSe- -
They are there by the waters edge -eh l - a.,
the word. ride apart lest they nre al U.s. ,..'sl ~
Will hardly dare do that, lest we n-1- .-fss ~
soldiers from the garrison Are YOU ar-'o.l-
Sufficiently. said Dick grImly -,
He felt able to anyone limb IT, -i-,o t Ts
resisted him. Once of his quarry. aC N!uu 5sb
short shrift. So they Crept until me NJ NJ
shouted - Now" and started of al "a cjNtcI - q
realized that the circling movement was best 1sbt S
suggested an attack IN force. So ne l.''N . I'D
detOur He was closing again before ne ltINS -
some irregular shadows showing black IGdiSsS. "a ~.
translucent film of smooth water lAt' S'tocs S'
He thundered ahead of Abdulldh. W-l' tp.
thought IT advisable To leave tins hn1l dSN I-~v
in the hands of the European There 'S Sun I'm
among a small knot OF men on the bcdtN y 80,