The evening world., 1912-04-16

- VI bosaoOboo ed k1t h1m
there: and a. moody knows
wnere 1ne valley Of D1am0o1s y 0soess
was very well lost. otN then VA. n
the end oe . most unique expsrfeses
recompsnse far beyond "a vofuaI -.
OF courss. George. being without the RI
ot 0~eirvoyeace. saw nothing ave ~
mcdi an1 immi1ent ercvmstsncssI
. door that hanged behind him portsn.
tously. . aoek. . cloak q burnc,,s. =.
wnetever = was, nuns shoua ia hc~E
n smelling svfiiy.
oeorss he out vsjlauely. anA n..vv
ccunis sneusd. The room VA smsiS.
. oeorUs thought Il vas. Tor m az
:pece q ooo minute ~ thUsnped 1870
inc Tour esdss Of II. He could &c natl.
me- ana as coutda< brsaHAs very ven:
out u Spsts Of thsss i~nconvsnjences he
~. UP Sht that would have mad.
:S"e sur among tlis mi6dlswsaghts. In
sms Pnrassoiocy OF the fancy. he ida
80 punen. All h diappcintmen.s Of
the day seemed 20 become n wss~
pound Of steam in his shouidsr' a. :.
~ss aware of . kind Of Narb.e,c a.
w~nehever he hit come one. h cc,,~
WI al the tactics Of . saNor IN : ~,
room. not over nicely.
I a table toppled over with q .u.....-
noise. George and his a..u..." smsns
. heap beside IL ThvscL, s.im
oe0!se struss1ed to his feet ana %.ns"s
y the stifing envelope. so,,Sss"
jumped upon his back. Old Mar a, ~ ~
sea style. a savage slbow.Ss0 dtsnos"s
y. en1s Incubus. And then the 100,
oessh AL over again. OeocGs nsvsr
Unused mentally to wonder what ali nj.
u"m,.'.. sDout; time enough 10 make
, n'aes stter the sc1mmsSs. In,rep-
III Hs 1lRrDW ~ ~.
dAmbois. as porthos In The cav.
i'oeh'Msra. George fought.
lie wasn't . trained athlete. n. h,a,..
y sciences: no was simply o-rAinsrwv
tough ana active and clean.itvsA.
.ne injustice Of an unprovoked as.sui,
added to physical proWeps = fui 49,.
ure or nervous energy. Il vNS ons.i
fomeric: . modern younr 'ssnti"r..
IN evening dress. holding on Tor s~~vsr.i
Arabs. ps'~u
But the days Of the rod ,r,rs "A
more: and no quick wdtsed RodAess cas-,
a veil across the syss Of the Arsh,'
NO: George had to shift for himseIf
S~uuoehiy thsre came . general .rush
from the centre OF the room into ors
OF the r~ight-angular This snh-
seqnent snarl OF legs and srus va, nat
unlike tha' e upon the football fieid.
George was the nan with tho bali. Ana
then TO George came merciful darkness-
From the opposite side OF the room
came the voice OF the reeeres:
Curses OF Allah upon these wrhsSs
dogs How they ftxht!'
And Mohsmmed peered down into the
corner.
One by one the Arabs got up. each az.
aiming MIA honorable wounds, Georss
alone remained unmoved. quiet and as
Interested, under the folds Of the tat.
tered ~burnouse.
'Is he deadg" demandsf Mohamned.
NO. my father. Ills head nh the
wall"
Hasten. then. Bind his feet AMI
hands and cover his eyes and mouth.
We have but little time"
There was a long way yet to IN. a-S
hoAnmmed was too wise and cautious TO
congratulate himself at this early sla
George was thereupon trussed up lice a
fowl ready for the oven. They
wrapped him up In the ~burnouse ami
carried him out to the closed carriage
In waiting. No one In the street seem.d
curious. No one In the English bar
deemed II necessary to be. Whatever
happened In this resort had long nesn
written In the book of fate. Had a
white man approached to inquire what
was going on. Mohammed would have
gravely whispered that Il was q case @,
pie que they were h%urrying away to pre-
Vent interference by the EngLsi author
lties.
Go Be Contiaued-l