Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-15
A Story of Japanese PIotterS.
Love, Mystery and Tragedy.
Based, on the dramaS "a that name as
played by Walker Whiteside.)
BysJ. w. MlcoNAUGHYa

Copyright, 1912. by the New York Even
ing JournaEPubiishing Company.
II can, tell YOU all that know-that
any of us known a very few words,
went on, J esll aSxsvsa, AL of the COM
pany that you met yesterday. We're at our
rooms in the Wallen Pension celebrating
the. Feast of the Little Children-with
the exception Of young boy, Ffironari,
whom .yon probably did not notice. We
Understood from him that he had ar
rived in Berlin only the day before, but
Isthdnk; he must have. lied, He must
have known 1.-The, woman for some time
aAdSse isapFohably the Japanese that she
teasef You Vita At any rate, he evil
dentlX brought her. here, knowing that
Tol<oraino would be with us at the PEN
sion -did here he killed her.
ave and the police are trying to find
T6keramo' s servant, who must have been
here ar the time He has disappeared
He wassprobably panic stricken when he
heard, OF -the murder and ran. away hat
he wqL undoubtedly be found within
few, daTs and then, we shan; know, more
S7H' F''sF g Mad win Grief -
Where is sthe boy?"' asked Iindener
'qn Fths custsdy 81 the police replied
the old man nj a7
''tAnd and IlIona?"
THE coroner 1has taken charge of the
body. It-was here until a few, hours
1.-THE. hodyA Oh, YOU The9rest
was: a snarling oath as Lmdenerl leaped
for the old nan's throat his fingersi work.
inscr6nvulsyely JoshaEawa did not stir,
but Dr. omayi slipped quietly forward,
brushed the rushing man-three times his
weigh with hip and elboY and Lindener,
spinning like like a .top- fell heavily across
the diyan. 1t was his first experience
with a master 1of jni-doh~post graduate
course in the winderfnl Japanese, science
or selfsdefense. The next instant. he re-
received the seoefd and last lesson, t..J
a'Gently gently sir said DR. Omayi.
as Lindener heaved himself to his feet
mad with rage and turned on the little
man who had ,thwarted rim With a
terrible German oath he dashed at Omayi
TIE Japanese SLIPPED Under his hands.
one str6ngs little yellow hand slipped ep
the sh6aHdel 30 the neck--and3 tt1HleneT
crunpfed TO the 1eer~like a wet towel
limp and unconscious -Iropo the artist 5
first below of rage until DR.. Omayi was
bending over his senseless form not FIVE
seconds had elapsed" Joshakawa had hot
stirred Fokoramo was only half out of
his seat.
nr omayi's breathing had not even
q6ickened as. he opened his pocket ped
cine case ana took ont a nypodfrmic
needle sg
nottc Joshaka4Na. Ihesolds p4n extehded
anF arm for the telepAops but, kept his
gazeson 4Lindener WHO .was- ,Rsgiltping ito
wtitRe and groan, .sDf. 3c,inaNf barred his
chests thrust the needle in ind pushed
the phihgerSh6ne u
@s1Ba I'M i. my son22 asked Josha
The pnedgnogastric nerve replied the
doctor: Weakening ,1andeners writing
gradually sdbsde pa
Not serious"
"Oh. no. said the doctor quietly ''He
will have trouble with his breathing and
his vocal chords for a few hours which
will be well for quick tempered gentle
man who uses the kind of language he
He stretched out Lindeners arms and
stood watching the painful heaving of
his chest which gradually moderated until
the artist at last opened his eyes and
stared about him He fred to rise, but
could not The doctor sstaised his head
and gave him di'ibk, ii brandy.
"Where-what% sehe" ne gasped in
hoarse whisper x
You tainted, Q1ayi which
was the exact ssFs5Tf 7lth 9Rekoramoss
help on one side and 1she .docfer on the.
other LindenerF reached tile diyan where
he rested until the cab came IS
You must fergiyey pie. he said IN his.
painful whisper as pr. otpay helped him
to his feet. The Japanese- all Of them
made hasty gestures u segregation 81
am not quite471rwseh + wif-condi.e
back-lafer.' N III q
Dr Omayi accompanied him 70 the cab