The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-08-01
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS
.,..,-oud. opera singer. staring tar.
Is Rsui ,l;,a IN New York. ana.
] suso aSiss her chauffeur. ha.s.
n ssnt e =, a ! stranger who climbs
sreesied 1y .ss,ernSoTms her. James
~. \ Ivy !, Lynn. Mass, W.th0Hs; Gamble
~ . q hsaf orcibly taken soO o Near
4 saIn ''.a aV 4 tug and when R 1sa
H sscuses ors,board. Aieck van
g l' Pm = him. Not meeting friends,
ss Fl .asss call upon iriei'H s
- Mis- Mss Melanie Reynle es The
n sla - nat after and is refusea, ra ~,
81 o me , sosst trip on Van Canp ;
Esange q eo ..s, Haubleton wakes
] ,ss,s IN me Jeanne Dare 3 He m.ets |
II. Nv : tSatha Redmond, re &c Mon |
I'l r. introduces himself as h N |
e sss ,. ,sy Who Is Agatha,s apuI nv
lisi sS, hut are Interrupted ~
nN ng,l .s ~ vessel. Jimmy anu
q s.s ~ abandoned by the "a ga Agatha
I N NJ boats. Jimmy anu o,b shore
!, 3 @ so, ma and finally rea at;nn 'i Re-
4 .a.., syJ, exhausted cond15iomdi the
la'oS ss.ssIv The pair find HAND s sh
'Ias i eps ss,ssisted in Agatha.S an !.
.sl.sI y Wy .r ass TO help them. Jim "a
s.. "a On the verge OF oea With DR..
( +. ~ sslS He returns MN sho nartv
Y r XXI reyives Jim. and tne YEA "a.
~ wv ! rharlesport, where age ssnd
assyse l,. y !. Silocated. Van Camp anu
lll1ps Z ~ = s s Gull, reach Chari.S,sa
s e w asSn 19a of the wreck OF the
T5se. Aleck finds Jun ~, desnair.
& i a Sat and Agatha In IT.. oeS sprod.
y Y ~ vs Declares his sister, Mas. MIS- PIN I'm
l Z, y. u esiv one who can save JIM JIM
s IAN U.,3 Of strong religious con-
: w Tyi' dIslIkes Agatha on accou .na
sss sl s.. Ilsr' she refuses to nurse
y. ss 4 AXE the case. Hand ex Sppn,,gh
y y ! Y .os from the wreck, tnouSll
I ss - sro,bIng concerning the an-
~ i,.z 5e Asatha's maid, arrives i,ss
ley Tn., The fght for jim ;
NY so ven Camp hears Agatha, 3
: s 81 ~ gsss on the track Oh Cna aa Tnhie.
i . y 81 irom the wreck. halliuar
! s's ssssIly ont of danger. CnarnPSet a,
. slsn q Van Camp. goes a1tel
sI.I 80 s y in her relief at IN s
.sN .s esA ont into the woods. Sn'
Ks 1.s 40 psynler and both are sur
Il iheIr remarkable reseii'
talprER xIx.-contlnued.
y Il difIicult to get on Ill
sVsa though the village peopl'
,Da.sItutionally reluctant to lie
Il NECESSARY information get ava
nsn. A mile or SO farther u
ss beyond the road that ra
III across the hill to the graz
susgy, chamberlain came upo
dion masQuerading as e grocer
III i Iodging house. a seaman
III id the reading room wei
ii nsaf by; the telegraph offic
Id lssn placed at this end OF II
tbgsuusly for the convenient
generators Of the granite QUAR-
lanuuent had the appearance
ssg and pleasant industry ?
b places where handwork
4 TaIe.
lsfIain applied first at the 81
slaIs Without getting satisfactio
aga looking boy, who was {
nua visible, could give him
nsaon about anything. But
tng room the erstwhile vac
MI FsA Known. Borrowing mon
is msthod OF impressing on
sIIG
be Fisnehman had been In I
shglaeOd two or three days,
seaming very impatient for
81 b tie New York telegram.
ssal d money had been appl
Ea the opinion of the mon
~ Tbs person, caretaker and
vas . tall, ineffective ir
Nllh eyes set wide apart.
s9eeeh was q mixture of
laa and 9 Judge In chancery.
vshdlloqaent, and 1t often Il
reach the point. He inform
alain. with some circunlo
laat the Frenchman had b
y anxious over the telegr,
ll|la % persuade him that 1t !
Q Be inpatient over 8
Esld be. sAnd regret to
g lnsn allowed himself to
Issne"
A
you'd appear that he has
telegram by this time,"
sAe youth, for II is now b.
plAe since he was summone,
skim
slslIaln. thinking that the 9
9 the telegraph station
sss about to depart, v
!: tones Of the librarian a
e0ke the silence.
alGtake not. the gentlema
9 sven now Fastening
e image" He waved a v,
Assa the open door thr,
hue distance away. a n
gsla hs seen.
cont yOu run after him
oneg?e asked Chamber
know the youth.
aoa would that do?" wa
question, which Char
net answer.
2 Epglishman acted on :
nelple. He thanked
Asncery and made afte
Who was casting a fl
and that direction.
hIsh way he ought /,
be seemed bent o
et TOO slowly. either.
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