Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-22
Chased on the drama of that name as
played by Walker Whitesfde
BY j. w. M'CoNAUGHY.
Copyright 1912, by The New York Even
ing Journal Publishing Company

~NPSi l5Hl, L'lA, ny ne New Ork EVEN
ing Journal Publishing Company
This can be done only by making alb
solutely sure that the woman will he out
of reach of the police until Tokoramo
has finished his work" concluded Esha-
kawa
can she be induced to leave the coun-
try suggested Monotario
JoshakaWa frowned at him and stirred
impatiently in his chair
My SON. he said bitingly. "Kobohashi
and did not call you into this matter so
that you might make suggestions which
We have already considered and aban-
doned as impracticable You are a very
astute and trustworthy young man, and
when YOU have sufficient years you will
make as good a general as you are now
private"
The young man bowed mis- mead and
took the rebuke with a muttered apology
What is to be the plan, my father?''
he ventured after a short pause. Josh
akawas brows came together again
We have not yet fully decided, he
replied, I'VE are going to call on the
young lady this morning in the hope that
something in the conversation may sug-
gest a plan
Il understand said Nlonotario Am
l to go with you9'
YES" replied the old man. you Will
have an opportunity to make an estimate
of the young woman and know how to
deal with her-as you will be the agent
in whatever plan we fix upon"
After htue further discussion. which
was unimportanl as to results, the three
went out into the bright summer morn
ing and walked in the direction of Teri $
apartments 1t was day to gladden. the
heart and quicken the pulse. The sun
blazed down from a sky of flashing blue
steel and touched iha leaves of the sway
ing trees with SPARKS of silver fire, About
them thousand birds lifted up their
songs in praise Of the glorious concord
Of heaven and earth, but all this was UNI
noticed by the three who walked in si-
lence, their minds filled with the dark
business that had brought them forth
They did not exchange word until
they had reached the door Of Teri's home
and then Joshakawa told the others to
permit him to open the conversation and
follow his lead
In Tert's Home.
The young woman received them in a
pretty little sunlit room. She Wore a de
cidedly informal morning gown and
looked very fresh and pretty Josha
kaVa introduced himself and then the
others, explaining that they were close
friends of Tokoramo
Then YOU are twice welcome, said the
girl with a bright smile, and held out her
hands to them again, please make
yourselves comfortable May offer YOU
some coffee or tea - she added, with an
other smile,
The younger men murmured polite re-
fusals
I'VE have just finished breakfast, said
Joshakawa, as he took a seat The others
disposed Of themselves in the same way
sitting in their rigid, uncomfortable fash
ion on the edge Of the chairs.
Teri waited politely for the visitors to
open the subject of their call and Josha-
kawa regarded her with a fatherly smile
You are no doubt wondering why We
should have intruded," he said in the
winning voice Of a kindly old man
Teri flushed slightly in embarrassment
and murmured that friends of Tokoramo
were always welcome at her house
1T is about him that we have called. ="
said the spokesman and if Kohohashi felt
tina this was getting rapidly onto danger
Gus ground he made no sign.
only last evening ToSoramo was talk
ing to me about YOU. purred the old vii
lain He told us of your kindness and
many attentions to him in this time Of
trouble We have taken | have taken
the liberty of calling on YOU and bringing