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SYNOPSIS.

sssssrsss percivsf AIgernon Jones, VICE
ssssssssat OF the Metropolitan Oriental
ssgsa company Of New YORK, lhirstins + ~
saEaa1Ecs, is In Cairo on business sato ifi r
1900 HYanne arrives at the hotel N
- with g. carefully guarded pun Hle
2IVn1rae sells Jones the famous hoiy l NJ
a@s sag which ne aa cta f'a donas meets
ESEz0r Callahan and later IS introduces -
,Hygtasas Ctledsoye by woman 20 w Ga.ta
liza bad iaaaed 15o pounds at Mohue G t,zSns
sat to he Fortunes mother. Jones tahes
Ggra CuGdsoye and Fortune to POO
azEss. Fortune returns TO Jones tls
SsaHsg borrowed by her mother. MIS-
Tzaatksaye appears to be engaged In soIne
szsystaeIoGs enterprise unknown 70 me
ssAaatfee Ryanne interests Jones III tne
;ssasSy. concern which for a price will
4zraasss any kind Of an adventure 20 Or
.dsF. Ars- Chedsoye, her brother MAJOR lsor
tlssalsaEaan. Wallace and Ryanne as the
TgrSeed Romance and Adventure. company,
ssIan I. risky enterprise involving Jones.
ssvazne makes known to Mrs. Chedsoye
SsAs f3teuaon to marry Fortune. MS r.
EzfssdssYe declares she will not pernit II.
ssfssSa ara laid to prevent Jones Salllhg
as1r home Ryanne steals Jones. letters
sksza Cable dispatches. He wires agent IN IN
geaaaaz1g house In New York to some n.,
Srfessds. Mahomed. keeper Of the holy
qsa2zsee4 ia on Ryanne's trail; Ryanne
SsruEnfges Fortune that he will see that
EssggSf&Se OF the rug. Mahomed accosts
RSasaEsa ard demands the Yhiordes rug,
Ay8Eass teiig him Jones has the rug ana
4ssggaata tire abduction OF the New YORK
SazaGrhaat as a means of securing It's re.
EggEs- The rug disappears from Jones
saaGRz- Eortuue quarrels with her motner
SSss&ga the latter refuses to explain her
saa gBeertaus actions. Fortune gets mes
s6aMe pUFEcrdng to be from Ryanne ask
SEag FER To meet him In a. secluded place
EaMa evening. Jones receives message
s6sgEnglsfrz1 TO meet Ryanne at the Enghsh-
Of &sfn The desert by ,Mahomed and his
,4sssssssxergsstess after desperate fight. he
discovers chat Ryanne and Fortune also
fsas sap4ises, the former Is badly battered
sS19 UNCONSCIOUS. Ryanne RECEIVERS con-
-t,a5sasHess aud the sight OF Fortune IN
SgsaEaassad intends to get vengeance on
Elan tssough the girl. Fortune acknoWi.
Hs&Eoa that ahe stole The rug from Jones
eaaaa Shc offers to return 1t to Mahoned
liz ata wifi tree all three OF them. Ma
EsaMa& agrees to liberate Fortune and one
Saa Cd sent 20 Cairo for the rug, but re-
ssssua with The information that Mrs
.Fsh@dsrre and her brother have sailed for
4faw YarL Fortune spurns offered free
t9amr which does not include her two COM
N@Mfasa- The caravan continues the jour
&gEasS HRS Chedsoye ia the most adroit
@aamggfsr OF the age, and Is overheard by
gsasanta- The three captives are rescued
Urn MaaTy Ackermann, who Is IN charge
S4 u carpet caravan. Mahomed escapes.
#EE@. CfDa5aoye discovers the absence Of
sEszzre end leaves for New York. taking
Esa garFs Belongings with her,. Through
sAasEssa letters Ifrs. Chedsoye, the major
JMa& zxafx aceonplfces take possession OF
.Assaaas kSw z ork home.
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MAN WITH stioRTEs
Breaks Into Prsnt-short ssasEE
Rapid uff-short senkensss|
Quick Actior,-Slan am

New Workman with sasal
name in directory.
At last breaks into print.
Emil Au.
Breaks In with a crash
sI-a-a-am!
That's the crash. It lands on p
face.
Rapid stun. Short sants
Couldn't do otherwise with naIIls
Au. Quick action. Thus
An lives at 80 Wilton street y
in Glendale, L. /. Coming to Hs'ss|
81 train. So was Miss Marie Y
She's tWenty-seven. Lives asl
Evergreen avenue. Brooklyn
Car crowded. Both in aisle g
Bump. Feminine glare.
Won't you move up -
Sorry, madam. Can t -
Curve. Bump two! Dotted IS
daggers.
IF. you don't 1novesl
facet
Like see you do it!'
SI-a-a-am! (Same one as aaes|
Have you arrested Z
Like to see you do 1t!
Au does 1t. Scene shifts 81
avenue court. Magistrate Hill
amines slapped face.
Young womans2 fine.
| She pays.
Au-out.
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CHAPTER XVIII.
The Man Who Didn't Care.

tr TIC tWRN VITO o1QflI SdECs
R waa the first of February when
4as@karEnann's caravan drew into the
&sseSsnI city Of Damascus. That part
at ssae caravan deserted by Mahomed
ssssS usff :a0r Cairo Immediately they
STRUCK The regular camel-way. For
Sune. Gesrge and Ryanne were in
Es,stfagsze condition, heart and body
asaasy. fH rage and tatters. George,
RasEw Chat the haven was assured,
dropped his forced buoyancy, his pratt
tia. nfg tests. He had done all NOR
tad nian c4suld to keep up the spirits
Ct ats co-anfortunates; and he saw
sssas. most ef the time, he had wasted
:saaM talents. Ryanne, sullen and mo
&gaar often told him to shut up"
aulalea wasn't exhilarating. And For
asaaa viewed his attempts without
ssazssng them and frequently looked at
&adsa without seeing him. Now, all this
txsaa Hot particularly comforting to the
,gnaa vito loved her and was doing
wssat he could to tighten the dreari-
aaas al the journey. fSe made aiifiow-
aaseaSs however; besides suffering I'M
ssHaaa pgavaaions, Fortune had had a
frSmAt2Ef mental shock A girl of her
gsspga af character could not be ex-
fasaesa GB rise Immediately to the old
lsyaa- Sometimes, while gathered
assasE& the evening fire, he would look
Nag SO find her sad eyes staring at him,
qasa is mattered not il he stared in re-
&zFa: a kind OF clairvoyance blurred
z3x 1-~ 3
ting fy1so her garden at Mentone and
wondering when this horrible dream
-segsaSd pass. Subjects for converse
5ega were exhausted in no time. Dig
as he might, George could find moth
Sng maw; and often he recounted the
aaaaa tale twice of an evening. Sar-
6gssss laughter from Ryanne.
&eaeruiann aad given them up as
as0aesess- He was strong, vain, DOM
.sEsksecfng man, kindly at heart, how
i eseE. but impatient. When he told q
aaaGy. be demanded the attention of
aEss al, when Ryanne yawned before
laaa ayes. and George drew pictures in
.Saa sand. and the girl fell asleep with
iaar aead upon her knees, he drew
OK abruptly and left them to their
GwH devices. He had crossed and re-
esGaaaed the silences so often that he
waa so longer capable of judging &C.
..t.ssgzsaSy another mans, mental pro-
ssasses- That they had had a strange
ard numbing experience he readily
understood; but now that they were
oct Of duress and headed for the
seGast. he saw no reason why they
tsssasEd not act Hike human beings.
Tzsey still put UP the small tent for
BsEexney but. the rest of them slept
sasssa tie sand, under the stars. Once,
George awoke as the dawn was gid
Sa@ the east. silhouetted against the
asaY hs saw Fortune. She was stand
sag straight. her hands pressed st her
aazas. her head Tilted back--a tense
zasesezsss He did not know 1t. but
aaa Was asking God why thess shinss
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he'd have been alive today. ON, damn
it all: let's go back to the hotel and
order that club-steak, or the best iml-
tation they have. I'm going to nave
a pint of wine. I'm as dull as a often
in q paddy-held.''
"A bottle or two will not hurt any
Of us. Well ask Alderman. For
God knows where we'd have been to-
day but for him. And let him DO all
the EARNING. It will please HIM"
"And while he CABS, We'll get the
best of the steak and wine!" For the
first time in days Ryanne's laughter
had bit OF the erstwhile rolllckllng
tone.
The dinner was an event. No deli
cacy (mostly canned) was overlooked.
The manager, as he heard the gum
cas- Jingle in Georges pocket, was
filled with shame; not over his origl-
nal doubts, but relative to his lack
of perception. The tourists who sat
at the other tables were scandalized
at the popping of champagne-corks,
Sanctimonious faces glared reproof.
| A toyial spirit In the Holy Land was
an anachronigm, not to be tolerated.
And wine! Horrible! Doubtless,
when they retired to their native back
porches, they retold with reverend
ing horror of having witnessed such
scene and having heard such laugh
ter upon the sacred soil.
Even Fortune laughed, though Ry.
anne's ear, keenest then, detected the
vague note of hysteria. II the meat
was tough, the potatoes greasy, the
vegetables favorless, the wine nat
none OF them appeared to be aware
| of 1t. If Alderman could talk he
could also eat; and the clatter OF
forks and knives was the theme rath'
er than the variation to the symphony
George felt himself drawn deeper
and deeper into those tragic waters
from which, as in death, there. lis nc
/ return. She was SO lonely, 80 sac
and forlorn, that there was as much
brother as lover in his sympathy
How patient she had been during al
those uncomfortable hardships! How
! brave and steady and never muir
| muir. The single glass Of wine hae
/ brought the color back to her cheek
and the sparkle into her eye; yet h<
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WAS MIXED IN HIS ElI|ee|
Jersey City Man Removes Po'ss
His Yard When Assessse
for Poll Tax

3 = .
New York.-An Indignant pls.I
holder entered the office o.
receiver in Jersey City the eshe|
and said to Clarence Miller, j
You charged me 81 poll s
year. Here you charge me & 8, J.
tax again this year. ! have ~ szs
10 my yard. / chopped down Y.
pole had in my yard lasf ~
wife hangs the washing on aEs
to keep from having po1sS
yard
Mr.. Miller explained tna 81
taxed on his poll, and SAID
| THAT SORT of tax bears 90
of the elections. You GO "
tell your wife she can ha.s
| clothes poles in her yara s. 3
| and there wont be a CEN
them"
| ..oh, this English our
taxpayer. a German. -
I'll mixed slp."
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CHAPTER XIX.
Fortune Decides.


George and Fortune were seated at
breakfast. 1t was early morning. At
ten they were to depart for Jatfa, to
take the tubby French packet there to
Alexandria. They could just about
make It, and any delay meant week
or ten days longer upon this ragged
and inhospitable coast.
"Ryanne has probably OVERSIGHT.
After breakfast I'll go and rout him
out. The one thing that really HCfhiiss
me- George continued, as he pared
the tough rind from the skinny bacon,
'is, We shan't have any luggage.
Think Of the blessing Of travelling
without trunk or valise or a
steamer-roll!"
Without even q comb OF hair
brush!'
TITS great fun George broke his
toast.
And Fortune wondered how she
could tell him She was without any
toilet articles. She hadn't even a
toothbrush; and 1t was quite out OF
the question for her to bother him
about triaes, much as she needed
them. She would have to live In the
| clothes she wore, and trust that the
ships stewardess might help her out
in the absolute necessities.
Here the head-Waiter brought
George q letter The address was
enough for George. No one but Ry
| anne could have written it. Without
excusing himself, he ripped off the
envelope and read the contents For
tune could not resist watching him
for she grasped quickly that only
Ryanne could have written letter
here in Damascus. At first the tar
upon Georges cheeks darkened-th<
sudden effusion of blood; then 1t be
came lighter, and the mouth and eyes
and nose became stern.
SIS 1t bad news"
ut all depends upon how you 1ool
at 1t. For my part, coed riddance tt
bad rubbish. Here, read 1t yourself.
She read:
"My Dear Percival: After all, fine
that / can not reconcile myself to ths
dullness of your oIive-groves. I shall
send the five hundred to you when
reach New York. With me 1t Is a!
1t was with the devil. When he wal
sick, he vowed he would be a saint
but when he got well. devil q sain
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See that she gets safely back t

See that she gets safely back to
Mentone."
Suppose she will not go there?"
"Tt's up to you. Percival; it's all up
to you. You're the gay Loehinvar
from the west. I'm not sure-no one
ever Is regarding 8 woman-but l
think she'll listen to you. She wouldn't
give an ear to scalawag like me.
This caravan business has put me out
side the pale. I've lost caste"
You're only desperate and discour-
aged; you can pull up straight"
Much obliged"
"You haven't looked at life normal
ly; that's what the matter Is.
"solon, yours right. There's that
poor devil back In Bagdad. I've killed
a man. PerciyaI. Il doesn't mix well
in my dreams
.You said that It was IN self-de-
Tense"
Sand God knows It was. But Il I
hadn't aone after that damned ruE.
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INSANE MAN DRIVE
HIS CAB INTO RIlEl
Suffering With High Fever
ledo Doctor Goes overhoard
and Is Drowned.

Toledo, While suffering from I
lirium, resulting from a high Isl.
Dr.. Peter Donnelly. city police Is
geon and one of the most proninss.
physicians In this city, drove 4
cylinder automobile at full speed N,
the Maumee river early the other Il.
and was drowned.
The physician, who was a brothers
Judge Michael Donnelly, of NapoIass
ran his high powered car onto Il,
wharf at the foot of Madison avans.
breaking through the guard chai,'
and, without stopping, plunged IL
the water. Man and car disapuess,.l
fren sight.
The accident was witnessed bV Il
one man, Roy Videan, night Wat@
man, who was walking up the hill !
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Drove at Full Speed Into RIsst

Madison avenue, near Water streelI
the automobile passed him, headed
rectly for the street and dock
A diver found the car oVeFsunh
at the bottom OF the river and i
found and recognized the body.
DR. BonneIly was suffering II
high fever, but continued his pEas1
against the advice Of other physIs
The evening before the aecidea
attended meet o the es
OF Medicine and topped I
panions at the Toledo club un
o'clock In the morning when &
for home. It Is believed that
lirium, resulting from fever, ha 5dHS
the car off the wharf at high sslssI
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was he. There used to be rhyme
about 1t, but I have forgotten that.
Anyhow, there you are. feel that
/ am coneeding a point In regard TO
the money. It Is contrary to the laws
and bylaws Of the United Romance
and Adventure Company to refund.
Still, I intend TO hold myself to it..
hale affectio
a YAM n e. Z
what do you think OF that" de-
manded George holly. II never did
good action in my life that wasn't
served Ill. I'm soft duffer, IL there
lever was one
81 shall never be ungrateful tor
your kindness to me-
"On. hang It! You're different,
you're not like any other woman In
the world" he blurted; and immedf-
ately was seized with mild species
of fright.
Fortune stirred her coffee and deli
cately scooped up the swirling circles
| Of foam.
"Old maids call that money" hs
said Understandings eager to cover
/ up his holiness. My mother used
to tell me that there were lots OF
wonders in a tea-cup."
''Tell me about your mother
To him 1t was a theme never lach
ing ins new expressions. When he
spoke Of his mother, It altered the
clear and boyish note In his voice;
It became subdued, rsverent. He
would never be aught than guileless;
it was not In his nature to divine any.
/ thing save his own impulses. While
he thought he was pleasing her each
tender recollection, each praise, #saas
in fact nail added to her crucifxion
| self-imposed. However, she nevel
lowered her eyes, but kept them
Of one Of his panegyrics he caught
sight Of his watch which he had
placed at the side Of his plate.
by Joye! quarter to nine. I've
got an errand or two to do, ans
there's no need OF your running ye1l
feet Off on my account. I'll be bach
quarter after" He dug into Iii
: pocket anu counted out ully pouuus
in paper and gold. you keep thi'
till I get back"
She pushed 1t aside, half rising
from her chair.
}. Fortune, listen. Hereafter | an
George, your brother George; and
do not want you ever to question an,
. action OF mine. I am leaving thi
, money in case some accident befel
: me. You never can tell" He tool
her hand and firmly pressed it dow
, upon the money. "1n half an hour
sister, I'll be back. You did not thin
that was going to run away?"
"No -
! do you understand row.
yes
: While he was gone she rename
=; seated at the table. She made littl
} pyramids of the gold, divided the eve
dates from the odd, arranged Mates
crosses and circles and stars. -.
< Pity, pity! Well, why should she N
, bel against 1t? Was it not more tha
> she had had hitherto? What shout
she do? She closed her eyes. Sh
/ would trouble Der tired brain NO NOR
2 about the future till they reache
l Naples. She would let this one wea
I drift her how it would.
fTo BE CONTINUED
/
| U-o~erx.r,.5-x
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Everybody says, Go up highsrs
TO the man who ID getting there
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HAWAIIAN
IS DEAD IN HEB
MAUI HOME

S
Especial star Bulletin Correspondence
WAILUKU. Feb. 25.-Mrs Keapo
Manukeokeo, one Of the oldest Hae
waiians in Wailuku, passed away last
night at about one o'clock &C NahnlanI
hospital. Mrs. Mannkeokeo has been
q well known person in Wailuku Tor
lpany wears. She was q constant at-
.endant at the Kaahumanu church,
Wailuku, Of which she was member,
and was faithful in visiting the SICK
snd aged among the Hawaiians.
She has lived Tor some time with her
niece. Mrs Margaret Nape Fled Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Field have done their
utmost to make the old lady happy and
'contented. and during the last sickness
of about two weeks duration they
have been giving her every possible
Mrs. Manukeoke0 died Of old age and
without suffering. The funeral was
held from the Kaahumann church
yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock.
In spite Of heavy rains the day be-
fore and showers in the Afternoon 8
large number OF people gathered ct
the church. The service was n Ha-
waiian BY Rev. 4. 3 KanmeheiWa
and by Rev. r. q Dodge who as
sisted and spoke IN English.
The floral tributes were many and
beautiful The pail bearers were J.
N. X. Keola Il NJ. Baldwin. William
keanu lea Hal1o, Charles Wilcox
and Captain Bal.
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Notes Is hereby sitsn that n6&
Difector3 a S1bscfI6srs d TIE III
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and hundrcds of recruits are daily
.joining the lavies, whose announced
purpose is 70 avenge the death Of
Francisco Madero.
Declaring that yenustiano Carranza.
the reyolting governor Of Coahuila.
has expressed willingness to recognize
tine H1erta government, was an an
Inouncement. made from the National
Palace today II this is true it means
the backbone OF the rebellion in
Northern Mexico Is practically broken.
The French parliament was asked
to appropriate $l00. 0o0. 900 today FOR
sthe renewal and increase Of arma-
menfs and war materials" This re-
quest was made by the minister Of
war and finance.
Mai. Guy II. Preston. Fourth Cav
airy, is on his way to join his regi-
|ment at Schofield Barracks He will
sail on the trasport leaving San
. francisco March 18th.
Friends Of President-elect Wilson
today say that Congressman William
wilson. Of Pennsylvania former sec
|retaryytreasurer 81 the United Nine
Workers, Is to be secretary Of the new
|departmeut Of labor.
Officials Of tie Pacific Mail Steam.
ship ComHany and the. San Francisco
e Portland steamship Co. are con
|fering with the. object Of unmerging
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/ koiioe = hcr2tt 1ifsn tliSt ulirsn.
Ian to the Licenso % Sell the herein.
: 9er ieecribefI real estate granted to
IN nndereiened By the Honorable
William 9. whitney. second judge 81
~ cire1ff Court First Circuit Ter.
Iory Or Hawaii. on the 20tk day OF
Ehr,,arv 1Q13. AZ Chambera IN Pro
kte. No. 339l. Ia the Matter 81 the
FluardianshiD Of joseph MikaeIe and
lEahinenani' Minors. az HonoIulu. City
And County Of Honolulu. TERRITORY Of
4awsif fse. iindersfened guardian Of
he persons and property 81 said min
6rs. win exnose and offer for sale. at
public auction md wiz sell to the
highest bidder for cask. through
las. +. MORGAN Co. Ltd. at their auc-
ton rooms. 125 Merchant Street, .Ho-
noltilu Aforesaid. on.
SATURDAY the 18th day q MARCIA,
a. b. 1913.
AZ II O'clock noon. ar said daY that
certain piece or parcel OF land sftlt
ate at Kuwili. in said Honolulu, and
described as follows: = {
Beginning at TIE West corner OF
this land. adioining the KOiui1 Ditch
and the land Of Ah0lo, r. p. I706, L.
&c. Al. 81 F.. L. and running:
N. 60os 45,s z. IS links along Aholo
r. p. 1895;
s. 2Io 90, e. 100 links along Kaume
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Al he annual mcebs o. O. ),
holders 81 the Inter- Ind 8lE@. N
Is1f'on Co. Lid. hel a.. y
folloNng IIftclQre ERE ~. &
serve daring l1o cns|nE Il||
Cora ~ wilcox 1erf y -
lohn Dousclt. W|O. En|. e.
Known. ClareDce II. 'ooko. J11 4
Kennedy.
Al { snbseqnent hoc,In1 y
board e directors q fo|'1| 4. .I|
ters fsre elected 70 krt< I1r| y
1u4iI1 yo0r
lanes 4. Ktnu1Il $50. RI. ~
James Z. Mclean. Vice ~ q.
Norman =. Ged8e ...t...
-. S. :. Treasury an1 -. ii
zen' s Yer, S6snS :
Hoaolalu. Fee ssth|lsl,.
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Cable News
ALLEGED MADER0
RESCUfRS HELD
ASSOCIATED Press Cable)

CITY OF MEXICO. February 27.-
Six persons have been arrested here
on charges that they we're implicated
In the attempt to rescue former
President Madero and ex- President
Suarez, at the time when the two
latter were killed during the alleged
fighting.
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OVERNIGHT
FEBERAL
WIRELESS

Hundreds Of tuberculosis sufferers
today called at the Waldorf Astoria
Ito see Doctor friedman, but they
were barred by hotel attendants The
|physioian, however. would not send
| them away without hope.
As soon as practicable, be told
then through his secretary. q will
open dispensary In convenient New.
York center for the treatment Of all
|patients applyins Doctor Fried
mann announced today that II the
right 70 administer his culture in New
York is questioned. because be is not
Elicensed under the medical law. he
win work through the medium Of rec
|ognized New York physicians.
It viii require at least six weeks
h he said, TO teach even the most skill
/ ed phXsicians how to apply. the
remedy. In the meantime all Of tha
actual work both OF teaching and Of
|practicing viii have to be done my
myself
Il hone the state medical board
Twill not hamper my work through the
|strict enforcement of state laws. All
humanity Is interested in my work
/ and the government should not permit
LOT any delays
4 The British committee concerned
with the celebration of the Centen-
larry Of Peace between the United
States and England announced today
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Dated Honolulu. February 18th, 1913
b4so-Feb. A. n, q, Mar. 7.