The Detroit times., 1911-07-03
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shock, and ! slowly read and re-read
the lines OF tiny print, forming the
empty phrases In my mind with no
clear sense OF their meaning. They
were like the streams OF silly words
that run through ones head In te-
yer, or halfway along the road TO
sleep: and II was an eternity before
they meant anything.
Reid Tabor-0n May "a, at tie
home OF the brides parents, Miriam,
daughter of George and Charlotte
Bennett Tabor, to Doctor Walter
Reid"
l nodded, and went over to take
up the woman.
"wait a minute" cried Lady. I'VE
can't leave the bird loose. She
thinks everything OF him."
Somehow did not iaugh.o Very
WELL" said, but be quick" and
even as spoke there came mutter-
ing of Italian: the bed creakId, the
feet came heavily to the floor. Lady
stretched out her hand for the bird.
but 1t futtered on frightened to the
geranium plants A thud came against
the locked door, and another drunk
en- matter of Italian. But now Lady
had the bird safe, and ! latched the
cage top to Its flooring and held open
the door for her capture.
You carry It." said. I'll take
the woman"
We were just in time: for Carucci
began to realize that he was locked
I'm, and the door shook under mis- fury.
| II was weak-looking door Al best.
and IA we left the room, y lower
panel splintered We fairly ran down
stairs. fearful every moment that the
door would not hold long enough;
for the whole building seemed to
vibrate with the savage uproar above.
| Here and there, as We turned down
the dark hall. doors opened, and
frightened faces, duh with sleep.
looked out.
Once In the street, pushed hur-
riedly through the knot OF roushs that
had gathered peering and ieering
around the car. and tore open the
door.
Quick! Get In" cried. Lady
slipped past me and up the step.
Give her to me-" she said.
put the woman In gently upon
the seat, where Lady held her close.
Then I turned to the chauffeur In q
fury, for the engine was not running.
He was fumb!ing at the dash, while
the onlookers jostled about MIN. !
shook him angrily.
start 1t, you fool" growled.
He shrank away from me TN
! through, told you. I'll have nothing
to do with muir" slapped the
word he turned and elbowed his way
hand across his mouth. Without q
word he turned and elobwed his way
through the press behind US.
caught him by the arm.
Give me that plug" ! said. twist
ing Il from his hand. And as Jam.
med II into its socket, heard Lady's
voice at my shoulder. She was stand
ing on the curb, one hand upon the
open door OF the car.
Cant you make 1t goT
"It's all right" I shouted, reaching
for the spark, get inside!" and the
engine started with a snort and q
howl. The crowd had begun To NUT
ter threateningly, and as ! sprang
for the other side OF the ear they
| jostled me back.
! Murder" some one shouted
hoarsely. Police! police! police!
From far down the block came the
regular thud of running feet, and the
shrill blast OF whistle; and along
with II. a stumbling chatter from the
tenement hallway, and Carucci, O
great smear OF blood across his con-
vulsed and swollen face, lurched
drunkenly to the sidewalk.
l---a-To az Continued