Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-07

Tomorrow nightLtO-mOrTOw night
II all begins, the youth continued
Il must start with ready-made
clothes III get the best ] can. eat
the best ! can. drink wine. 20 10 the
music-halls Tomorrow night"
His speech ended in a wall - a
strange. haif-stifed cry which rang
ont with a chill. ghOstlv sound upon
The black silence. His face was GOV
cred with a wet towel CHASTITY odor
was I'm his nostrils. his lips refused 10
utter any further sound. He lay back
amongst the CU'hiOnS. senseless. The
car slowed down
Get the papers. quick the elder
man muttered. opening the youths
-oat Here they are, Catch hold.
Dick Ny GOD What's that?
He shook from head 10 foot. The
/ lt.le fair man looked ar him with
contempt
sheep bell on the moor. he said.
Are YOU sure Won have everything
Yes. tho other muftered
Thay both stood mp and raised the
PROSTATE form between them. Below
them we7r The black waters Of Tho
lake
Over With MIN, " the younger said.
Quick,
once more his companion shraub
away
Listen he muttered hoarsely
They hotn held their urearhs From
omcwhero along tho road behind came
faint sound like the heating Of an
IT'S car, the elder man ex-
claimed Quick over with him,
They lifted tho body Of the boy.
whose lips were white and speeches.
now. and threw him INFO The water
With a great splash ne disappeared
They watched for 4 moment Only
no nipples flowed away from the pIac"
where Fc had sunk They jumped
back to thor soate.
There's something close behind.
he older man mUr-eraG &C. on
Fast, Fast
The Younger man hesi.ared
PerhaTS.' no said slowly.
would 10 better 10 wa't and SO" VINO
Il is coming NJ behind Our Young
-riend rC~e is safe The current has
him. and the tarn is hoftumless.
There was a mum0Dt.s i1decision-a
moment which was 10 count for much
the lives Of three mon Then INC
aldCr ones cogrs'ls prevailed They
Tcp' avav down the hill smoothly
and nCi70'esS'r. Behind tar". me
aiut ;hro0Hiuc grew Toes AMI less dis
:Dct. Soon they heard n TO moro.
The drove into the dawn and through
ne long 6s-.
Side by side on one Of tho big lo7'u"-
touches IN the small smohlnS-Toom OBJ
the Ni'a7 l!1-ol. NT-ianos = Ronnc'"E
ana his friend Hr. Richard Aarn7'an ~.
sa- whispering together. n was noarl,
rwo o'clock and they w'r" alon" ia III"
room Some n the lights had been
turned ont. The roar Of LIE IN the
streets without rad ceased. b. wa
Al uneasy hour for 'hos" whose con
sciences were not wholly ar rest.
The TWO T'n Wnr' IN 'E'h.ig ores
RoT2cehy in dinner coat anu 'laeF ne.
IS beftted his III" of travelling Amer
can. The glasses IN front OF them
were only haif-hlIea. ana haH I'i''i''''
so f"r The last hour. 'F'lr converse
tion had teo1 nervous ana SpaSWo.'.
II was obvious that they were Waitin5
fer some one.
Three o'clock struck by the little
tim"p'ece on the mantei shelf \ little
exclamation Of a profane nature bros"
from ROnnceDys rips. lie leaned to-
ward his companion.
S7-. he mut'ered. In ratno"
thick und"-'one. how about this
follow Vincent CaWdor? Nou haven
any doubts about him. suppose
Hos on the square. all right. oh:
MarnEtan wet his lips n"rvousiy.
CawdOrs all right. he said.
had II direct from headquarters A.
Paris What are you uneasy about,
oh?
Rouncebv pointed towards the clock.
Do you see the time? ne aske'-
He said he'd be late, MarnStam
answered.
ROuncehv put his hand 70 his fore
head and found il moist.
It's been a silly game ali along"
he muttered. We'd better have
brought tho young ass mp here and
tostled him,
Not so easy. Marnstam answered
These young fools have way Of
turning obstinate. He'd have Chucked
us, sure. Anyhow. he's safer where
ne Is
They relapsed once more into ST
ience. A storm OF rain beat upon the
window ROunppbV glanced II