The Washington times., 1912-12-26
rHs TINES DAILY STORY -
THE RADIUM TERRORS
By Albert Dorrington
tcseyrlsh.. ,ns. yraak A. Munssy csmpaa,,.


ouyiti. whose whole thoughts we're cen.
had heard a man eay that ne VINO lived
by the sword should perish by the
sword. Surely the same doctrine ap-
piled to tho expertmenters In modern
chemistry.
An unmistakable tap.tap at the study
door aroused him from his bro0din0
!ethargy. Satumas face peered In at
the door:
"A lady has come, oh. master" he
whispered. "6he II waiting In the hall.
TsArkA's eyes grew vide with aston.
Isnment. ,.Who-who 10 eher ne De.
menuoo:, DOes sno inquire fof me Or
hor@nuT !Srs , $500, -.
Usco tno ccohe. Il 20 not KNOW ner'
on: mester;, -.
80. na sppe1 scros, tne .SVoy. ms
.ahn,n n cs.noneo sss nis ., UUw' =
s,a a m.u.mo ~ neTc. c.xusue;
ald NOT near you open tne street door
"a III ". nc complsinso. .,.A a
,IS d,"nrt.-n n'ovS s.,s sne nrop.cS S;'...',.;
cvcs orS n. in ~. ~, ~. .swsss III. TiS
moi vIsh Ressr;cs a. ~. hsT, =, Ala.
q SSdy.ant;axe: These 6IEhiy strung women
1rooued men a Srock coat ana spot.
chn,,i.,r, nSn ~ese & exeS,eH @ .s. 1e"s n". =.
ductinS an ''1m srpsriment WITH pit.,i, %
hl A. 49,
sho x.S 81" cnarSn .sarT'nn. In IN. aoorv.v.
s,rstnhass,, NJ III. cMctt sHoS nrsw.t ,1m' Hs yr,w
eccd rather Weariiy as her ro6ectjon in
the mirror 6ecame silhouetted a4oinot
his own.
ment. Beatrice." ne said At last. II
iion.eyeS % I mo,ec"isrs ny & a,.' nre Morn. The fur.
mace burned NOT too clearly today"
She cd not speak; csn ana ,bs, ne snsw ~
III. .me snn,e ,nr,, o' her ,~da,,cn. ~ ~. in.
s,s.,, was tapping the founoauo"s Oh '"e III
"Pepio left here this morning." he
went on. like one anxicS: .! 70 ey"ac .c. some me
terrible ina,ctmeh';, =, ,,,'ea M ,r.e
'Sn ~ UarE InsA''"e"' !" NY ''"" " "'>
70 p.rrs:. .,~Ao, aud h. waitea wifi,
,imuiatsd S courtesy ] for Tor her Ter to speak. "
,,orr,m9 pSnao came Er 20 .he cconnsni.d ns % hy
Imornme, II. lsarks' ace""PA'eo "
MT; ..:r sat Meh"HH ,,,,i.o,,. ,oo,w Tho little
I'D nas g,am.. tra,cnt.a cha,r WITH
an an unconscious .ai..m. II fear That
his encounter with hcruou IN my lad
oLatory M amecteu .S %sh % red,',,,, ,oSa-
.r,ce. lou i % Know annn,, Una, .nn nrnt.w Senn.
iye!eo IyT "'' nerve e"a""e'' p'e' 'eep'
mfr; Renwick is very sane at present,
DR.. Tsarka. although paused:
seemingiy 10 loosen tne nuston OF ner
glove-'aithough MS statements CON
cerning that studio horror sounded un-
real TO me az mrst ,,..,.,,. s,u
oatutna NJ tne ianp no'se'essiy: ni7
sisnt eyes peer,ns Iuruxey ~ .ne oeau-
sl, siiu, whte iauy WHO, WHO nun ,sr,,h,, smvo IN, ..
oidaeh INTO 'he house Oh horuo"' inc
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Mn1u. sIsn Q, S"'S ..,u' sm 70 ,',S
,, uesnnru ,.ss 20 ~ se, ,,or oxm. -,arnmT
m.ara =, ,,,,nu,%,r. hms,,,ttic. IL re-.
traa.sS y, s LII. ciair a. ,bnmeh dr,ve, to
sone noint ~ raSnre where his shakinS
limbs would not betray him.
His pain. stricken eyes held her dumb
for al, instant. She remembered her
university days. his heaven-born guild
ance at time when her soul and brain
were in conflict with titanic problems.
She could not Judge him until he had
spoken. He addressed her at last. and
the old fire in his eyes kindled at each
word.
"Renwick bears me no great love.
Beatrice. You remember how he In
vaded my private hospital In Westmore-
land street under a very silly pretext.