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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17

yenow eyes: -. That is more
or less our safeguard tonight g..
But he may come from behind, steal
ing up; and we are dead men If We do
not keep our hands as though about
to fire, at the level of our eyes, in
'front.'"
The Persian had hardly finished
speaking, when a fantastic face came
in sight a whole fiery face,
not only two yellow eyesi
Yes, a head Of fire came toward
them, at mans height, but with no
body attached to it. The face shed
fire, looked in the darkness like a
fame shaped as a mans face.
"Oh," said the Persian, between his
teeth. Il have never seen this be-
fore! Pampin was not mad,
after all; he had seen it!
What can that fame be? 1t is not
he, but he may have sent It!
Take care! . Take care!
Your hand at the level of your eyes,
in heavens name, at the level of your
eyes! / know most OF his
tricks :. . but not this one.
Come, let US run. it is, safer
Hand at the level of your eyesl"
And they fed down the long pass
age that opened before them.
After a few seconds, that seemed
to them like long minutes, they
stopped.
He doesn't often come this way
said the Persian. This side has moth
ing to do with him. This side does
not lead to the lake nor to the house
on the lake. But perhaps be
knows that we are at his heels
although promised him to leave hin
alone and never to NEEDLE in his bus
| mess again!"
/ So saying. he turned his head anC
| Raoul also turned his head; and they
| again saw the head OF fire behinc
their two heads. 1t had followed
them. And it must have run also
and perhaps faster than they, for i
seemed to be nearer to them.
At the same time, they began Il
! perceive a certain noise OF which
they could not guess the nature. The!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17
reached the end wall.

reached the end wall.
Against this wall stood large dis
carded scene from the Roi de Lahore.
Close to this scene was set piece.
Between the scene and the set piece
there was just room for body L.
for a body which one day was found
hanging there. The body OF Joseph
Buquet.
The Persian, still kneeling, stopped
and listened. For moment, he
seemed to hesitate and looked at
Raoul; then he turned his eyes up
ward, toward the second cellar, which
sent down the faint giimmer Of lam
tern, through a Granny between two
boards. This glimmer seemed to
trouble the Persian.
At last, he tossed his head and made
up his mind to act. He slipped be
tween the set piece and the scene
from the Roi de Lahore, with Raou
close upon his heels. With his free
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17
-MancIa1r1 MaucIazz:-

mduCldlT. MduttoAA
The stagemanagers voice echoed
through the cellars. But Mauclair
did not reply.
have said that door opened on a
little staircase that led to the second
cellar. The commissary pushed it,
but it resisted.
Il say" he said to the stage-man-
ager, Il can't open this door; is it
always so dificult?"
The stage-manager forced 1t open
with his shoulder. He saw that, at
the same time, he was pushing a hu-
man body and he could not keep back
an exclamation, for he recognized
the body at once.
"Mauclair! Poor devil! He is
dead"
But Mr.. CommisEary Mifroid, whom
nothing surprised, was stopping over
that big body.
NO" he said, he IS dead-drunk.
which is not quite the same thing"
It's the first time, If So" said the
stage-manager.
Then some one has given him q
narcotic. That is quite possible"
Mifroid went down a few steps and
said:
Look"
! By the light of a little red lantern
at the foot of the stairs, they saw
I two other bodies. The stage-managel
recognized Mauclairs assistants
Mifroid went down and listened II
: their breathing.
They are sound asleep" he said
VERY curious business! Some per
son unknown must have interfereC
with the gas-man and his stan
and that person unknown was OBJ
( viously working on behalf of the kid
napper. But what a funn,
idea to hdnap a performer on tn,
/ stage! Send for the docto
of the theater, please" And Mifroit
repeated, Curious, decidedly curiou
business!"
Then he turned TO the little room
addressing the people whom Raou
and the Persian were unable to Sc
from where they lay.
What do you say to all this, ger
tlemen? You are the only ones VIII
have not given your views. And We
you must have an opinion Of som
sort"
Thereupon, Raoul and the Persia
saw the startled faces of the join
managers appear above the landing
and they heard Moncharmin's excite
voice:
There are things happening herr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17

Tine PunJap Lasso!" He Muttered.
hand, the Persian felt the wall. Raoui
saw him bear heavily upon the wall,
just as he had pressed against the
wall in Christine's dressing-room.
Then stone gave way, leaving a
hole in the wall.
This time, the Persian took his
pistol from his pocket and made a
sign to Raoul to do as he did. He
cooked the pistol.
And. resolutely, still on his knees.
he wiggled through the hole in the
wall. Raoul, who had wished to pass
first, had to be content to follow him.
The hofe was very narrow. The
Persian stopped almost at once.
Raoul heard him feeling the stones
around him. Then the Persian took
out his dark lantern again, stopped
forward, examined something beneath
him and Immediately extinguished his
lantern. Raoul heard him say, in a
whisper:
I'VE shall have to drop a few
yards, without making a noise; take
off your boots"
The Persian handed his own shoes
to Raoul.
Put them outside the wall" he
said. 1--WE shall find them there when
we leave"
He crawled a little farther on his
knees, then turned right round and
said:
81 am going to hang by my hands
from the edge of the stone and LEI
myself drop into his house. You
must do exactly the same. Do not he
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17

AFRAID. 1 VIII catch " IN my arms
Raoul soon heard a dull sound apt
IDENTIFY produced by the fall OF the
Persian, and then dropped down.
He felt himself clasped in the Per
slams arms.
"Hush!" said the Persian
And they stood motionless, listen
ing.
The darkness was thick around
them, the silence heavy and terrible.
Then the Persian began to make
| play with the dark lantern again.
turning the rays over their heads,
| looking for the hole through which
! they had come, and falling to find 1t.
"Oh!" he said. The stone has
| closed of ITSELF"
And the light Of the lantern swept
! down the wall and over the floor.
The Persian stopped and picked up
! something, a sort of cord, which he
examined for a second and flung
away with horror.
THE Punjab lasso!" he muttered.
What is it?" asked Raoul
The Persian shivered. 1T might
very well be the rope by which the
man was hanged, and which was
looked for SO long"
And, suddenly seized with fresh
anxiety, he moved the little red disk
Of his lantern over the walls. In this
way, he lit up a curious thing: the
trunk of a tree, which seemed still
quite alive, with its leaves; and the
branches of the tree ran right up the
walls and disappeared in the ceiling.
Because OF the smallness OF the
luminous disk, it was difficult at first
to make out the appearance of things:
they saw corner of branch .
and a leaf and another Leaf
and, next to 1t, nothing at all.
nothing but the ray OF light that
seemed to reflect itself Raoul
passed his hand over that nothing.
over that reflection.
"Hullo!" he said. The wall is a
looking glass;"
Yes, a looking-glass," said the
Persian. in a tone of deep emotion.
And, passing the hand that held the
pistol over his moist forehead, he
added, I'VE have dropped into the
torture-chamber,"
What the Persian knew OF this tor
ture-chamber and what there befelI
him and his companion shall be told
in his own words, as set down in a
manuscript which he left behind him,
, and which / copy verbatim.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17

Mr.. Commissary, which We are unable
to explain"
And the two faces disappeared.
Thank you for the information,
gentlemen" said Mifroid. with a 3eer.
But the stage-manager, holding his
chin in the hollow OF his right hand,
which is the attitude OF profound
thought, said:
1T is not the first time that Maui
clair has fallen asleep in the theater.
/ remember finding him, one evening,
snoring in his little recess, with his
snuff-b beside him"
is that long ago? asked NJ.
Mifrold, carefully wiping his eye
glasses.
NO. not SO very long ago.
Wait a bit! 1t was the night
was the night when Carlotta-you
know, Mr.. Commissary-gave her
famous 'co-ack!'"
Really? The night when Carlotts
gave her famous 'co-ackT"
And NJ Mifroid, replacing his
cleaning glasses on his nose, fixed
the stage-manager with q contsm.
! plattve stare
so Mauclair takes snuf. does her
I he asked carelessly
Yes, Mr.. Commissary. Look
there IL his snun-box on that little
/ shelf. Oh, he's a great snun
tRkeri"
so am l." said Mifroid and put the
snun-box in his pocket.
! Raoul and the Persian. themselves
unobserved, watched the removal OF
the three bodies by number Of scene
shutters. who were followed by the
commissary and all the people witt
him. Their steps were heard for
few minutes on the stage above. WheI
they were alone the Persian made &
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17

A Head of Fire Came Toward Them.
simply noticed that the sound seemed
to move and to approach with the
fiery face. 1t was noise as though
thousands of nails had been scraped
against a blackboard, the perfectly
uncomfortable noise that is sometimes
made by little stone inside the chalk
that CRATES on the blackboard.
They continued to retreat, but the
on them. They could see its features
clearly now. The eyes were round
and staring, the nose a little crooked
and the mouth large, with a hanging
lower lip, very like the eyes, nose
and lip of the moon, when the moon
is quite red, bright red.
How did that red moon manage to
glide through the darkness, at a
mans height, with nothing to support
it, at least apparently? And how did
it go so fast, so straight ahead, with
such staring, staring eyes? And
what was that scratching, scraping,
grating sound which it brought with
it?
/ The Persian and Raoul could re-
treat no farther and fiattened them
selves against the wall, not knowing
/ what was going to happen because OF
I that incomprehensible head of fire,
J and especially now, because OF the
more intense, swaTming, living, "nu-
/ merous" sound, for the sound was
J tv,I-r % I,,v1 L. % az
/ tie sounds that moved in the dark
ness, under the fiery face.
And the fiery face came on
with its noise came level
with them!
And the two companions, fiat
against their wall, felt their hail
stand on end with horror, for they
now knew what the thousand noises
meant. They came in a troop, hustled
along in the shadow by innumerable
little hurried waves, swifter than the
waves that rush over the sands at
! high tide, little nightmares foaming
under the moon, under the fiery head
that was like a moon. And the little
waves passed between their legs,
climbing up their legs, irresistibly
and Raoul and the Persian could nc
longer restrain their cries of horror
dismay and pain. Nor could they
continue to hold their hands at the
level OF their eyes; their hands went
down to their legs to push back the
waves, which were full of little Iegs
} and nails and claws and teeth.
Yes, Raoul and the Persian were
ready to faint, like Pampin the FIRE
man. But the head of fire turned
} round In answer TO their cries, ant
spoke to them:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-04-17
ITO be Conrlnued.I

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua
large number of arrests was made
Tuesday in consequence OF the discov-
cry of few WORKOUT rifles and cart
ridges at Managua.
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Unfurnished Apartments For Rent

ONE choice modern upstairs 4-room
apartment; first-class. Phone Bell Ivy
3698-J 1928
FOR RENT-Very desirable apartment,
corner Peachtree place and West
Telephone Ivy 1928 or Main 1858. 5-4s5
WHITE MOUNTAIN REFRIGERATORS
81 so up Sold by ]. NJ High Co. 3-21-2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06

WANTED-Machine shop layer out"
any kind plate work; also template
maker; open shop; steady time IS and
40 cents hour Address Manager, Room
626. Chamber Commerce, Birmingham.
Ala 95-4-5
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06
Professional.


DIR REBECCA c BRANN0N has re,
moved her office and residence to 355
Forrest avenue Telephone Ivy 1888
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06
Situations wanted-Male.

YOUNG NAN, %. desires position as ste
nographer, assistant bookkeeper or
other clerical work; willing to start at
m Moderate salary. Address Double c, 922
Austell Bldg. city. 80
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06
Specialists.

DON'T let your friends suffer; brtns them
to Drs Holmes and Sewell. at IL X
Mitchell street for rheumatism. dropsy,i
piles and cancer Consultation free. Dis
eases of men a specially. 430-2ll
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06
" A TED = First-class

W A n I r D = Flrst-cIaSs
white barber. Must I'M
derstand his business thor
oughly. Sober and high
toned in every. particular.
Address Barber Shop, Lock
Box 2. louisville. Ga. 5-4-54
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06
He'll Wanted--Male.

statesmen to take orders for cut rate
groceries. Outfit free. Experience I'M
necessary. $50 weekly Standard Mer-
camille Co, Hippodrome Bldg, Cleveland,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06
Attorney -at-Law.


GEORGE y. GOBER,
10 Third National Bank Bldg Ivy 2447
2-7-11
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-06
Furnished Rooms For Rent.

TWO nice rooms, small Kitchen fur
nished for light housekeeping. 357
Capitol ave. 1915