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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-03
HARD COAL SUIT

|iladelphia, Pa, June 3-Hear-
IN the government suit to break
|he so-called "hard coal trust, !"
against the Reading Co. and its
diary concerns last September,
ling conducted by Judges Gray,
hgton and MCPHERSON, sitting in
United States District Court here
y. The suit was brought under
Sherman antitrust law.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-03
ROBSON AND HANCOCK HIGH
MEN, FOR REPRESENTATIVE
ON LAST LAP OF
TOLLS EXEMPTION
By Associated Press.)

Washington, June 3 3.-The SEN
ate expected to reach the last stage
in the fight for tolls exemption re-
peal today. A vote is expected be-
fore Saturday night.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-03

ampa, June 8 Special to
Telegram) Stephen M.
rkman is again elected to
:eed himself as Representa-
from Congress in the First
:rict, his majority being
ed at 1900 in the district.
r. Sparkman carried eight oI
eleven counties in the dis
, A. J. Angle, his principal
,nent, carrying Citrus, Lee
DeSoto by small majorlties.
Fred DeBerry's vote is very
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-03
LAKELAND, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1914
Senator Duncan u. Fletcher

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-06-03
RAYBURN BILL
BEFORE HOUSE TODAY
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press.
Washington, June 3.-The Ray
burn bill to control the issue of rail-
road stocks and securities was before
the House today. The Clayton bill
awaits a final vote.
The Dermott news., 1914-06-11

Mrs. w. T. Alexander and two
children left Monday for a two
weeks vacation trip. While away
they will visit Mrs. Alexander's S
two sisters at Searcy, and also
spend few days at Hot Springs.
W. \. Porter, G.. Il. kIrkpat-
rick and u. i. Hilton drove to
Portland yesterday morning on
business. They report that while
everything is very dry, cotton and
corn in that section that has been
properly cultivated are IN good
shape.
Walter {. DUNCAN, manager OF
Hotel Dermott, IS IN Little Rock
this week atten ding the Elks and
Travellers conventions. Hotel
Dermott had an attractive float
there in the parade. L. cFadden
mas charge of the hotel during his
absence.
The music pupils OF Miss \. J.
Guise gave recital at the I. c.
Hoffman residence Monday alter
noon, The members OF her class
so to Hamburg today to partici-
pate in a recital contest there this
evening. Besides the pupils,
Mesdames Hoffman, Caster, Ken
nedy and Courtney Will 80 from
here to attend.
Cards are out tor the wedding Of
Miss Nerna Maulding and Mr..
Percy Bass, which Will be
solemnized at ths Presbyterian
Church at ten o clock, TUESDAY
morning. June 23rd. The bridal
couple will leave immediately after
the ceremony, going to Memphis,
via Arkansas CITY and the steamer
Kate Adams. They will return
about the first and take up their
residence in West Dermott.
Oil, Turpentine, Glass, Putty.
Orr Hardware CO.
The Dermott news., 1914-06-11

Detroit Napor, Quick Meal, !,
New Perfection Oil Stoves.
Orr Hardware Co.
Fer RFNT:-The hotel, recently
by J. Lowe, known as
the City Hotel; also one tour-room
house. See ". ]. oplawn at the
Dermott Hdwe. y Furn. Co.
For RtNr,- House with rooms,
also room for bath. Convenient
location. Apply at Office OF J.
Cohen x Son d. @. Co.
FoR SAIr.-39 desirable town
lots, to be sold al one time. Call
at office OF Cohen.
Shcrwin.Wi1hams Floor Wipe.
Orr Hardware Co.
The Dermott news., 1914-06-11

Lawn Mowers, daruen nose,
Water Coolers, Refrigerators,
Freezers. Orr Hard ware Co.
Atty. +. G.. Hammock attended
chancery court at Monticello Mon
day. His son, John, accompanied
him.
Mrs. Bessie Hogan Of Little
Rock is visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. II. c. Stinson, here this
week.
The w. c. +. u. will meet
Tuesday afternoon at z O'Clock,
with Mrs. +. @. Hammock as
leader.
l.. Z. Dishongh arrived yester
day from St. Louis to spend
couple of weeks here with his
parents.
Mrs. c. l.. Dishongh returns
home today from Hot Springs,
where she has been spending the
past month.
Sherwin- Williams Paint, sold
BY Orr Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer +. Ford
drove over from Arkansas City
Sunday and spent the day here
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ahrens re-
turned to Dermott Monday, after
short visit with Monticello rela-
tives and friends.
Misses Hszsl Jennings and
Winnie Bowden left Yesterday
morning for Little Rock to spend
a couple OF weeks.
]. w. Melton, assistant prin-
cipal OF the High School, LETT Mon
day for his home at CONWAY to
spend his vacation.
Sherwin- Williams Enameloid
tor Iron Beds. Orr Hardware Co.
Mrs. " y. Crenshaw of Fa1ette-
vile returned home Monday after
pending a month here at the
Harvey Parnell home.
Special prices now on pine lum
ber, large or small quantities.
Phone me at Collins for rush
orders. w. K, TAYLOR.
Misses Iavne and Edna Car.
nical, who have been teaching
here the past year, returned to
their home in Monticelic Sunday.
For SALE-Mv two modern
residences in Dermott. Terms
reasonable.
w. w Nelson, Lonoke, Ark
An up-to-now" automobile
gasoline tank, with automatic
dler, has recently been installed
n front of Bowden's Billiard
Parlor.
r. + Vance Bordeaux OF Mon.
,iceiIo is In charge OF Bordeaux :
Drug Store this week, during the
absence OF the proprietor, Henry
Bordeaux.
Our stock of millinery, fancy
work and novelties will be offered
10 the public soon at greatly re
luced prices. Watch for date
md place. Mrs. W. a. Skipper
Sherwin-Williams Copal Var.
nish. Orr Hardware Co.
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The Dermott news., 1914-06-11
Local Happenings
observation-disclosures Hard Oil.
Orr Hardware Co.

Orr Hardware Co.
Phone w. r. Taylor at Collins
for pine lumber.
Mrs. J H. Hammock is visiting
in Monticello this week.
SO so in prizes given away Sat
urdaY night at the Alex.
- For RrNT:-New 5 room house.
Apply to Mrs Ruby Jones.
w. D. Trotter made business
trip to Pine Bluff last Friday.
The Pride OF Jennico, Friday
night, June 10Th, at the Alex.
) A. T. Bowden spent several
Nays this week in Little Rock.
Mrs, Joe Clark of Blissvllle
spent Frlday here with friends.
Watch and wait for our Big tIe
Sale. Mrs. w. A. Skipper.
observation-disclosures Floorlack.
Orr Hardware Go.
Miss Maude Kennedy visited
relatives in Hamburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope Blythe were
over-Sunday visitors at Monticello.
observation-disclosures Floor Wax.
Orr Hardware Co.
y Order your groceries from the
Suburban Cash Grocery; delivered
30 YOU.
Mrs. Jewel Tillar OF Tillar Is
the guest here this week OF Miss
Ruth Barnett.
Fresh eggs and fresh country
butter tor sale at the Suburban
Cash Grocery.
Harry Rosenberg, with Neis,
man Co, spent several DAYS this
week in Pine Bluff.
Mrs. II, Greenbure leaves thi,
week for Texas to spend the sum
mer with relatives.
4 Hens and frying size chickens
bought and sold at the Suburban
Cash Grocery.
Miss Aline Ford spent TuesdaN
and Wedne sday at the home OF hel
brother in Arkansas City.
Miss Bernice Mason OF Bates
vile is here visiting hex grand
mother, Mrs, n. f. Clark.
For RENr-5 room house il
good repair. on L. Peddicord ST
Apply 10 Mrs. \. c. benson.
WANTED Hides, w ool, bees
wax, Tallow. VIII pay highest
price. Bowden' 5 Market.
Mrs. Sue Henry has rcturn,t
home from Tillar, where she ha,
been visiting for several weeks.
Peter Pan" at the School Au.
dtorium tomorrow night. Sc,
program elsewhere in this issue.
For the best pine lumber at tn.
Gery lowest prices, write me a
Collins, Ark. w. r. TAYLOR.
Williams Flat Tone.
r
The Dermott news., 1914-06-11

IOrCn Swings, kOCkerS aHt
Settees. Orr Hardware Co.
Manager Carl Forbes OF the
Dermott Baseball Team is figuring
on a game with Malvern here Fri
day. Definite announcement will
be made today.
Mrs. Jas. p. Alley and three
children OF Memphis arrived Sat
urday to spend a couple of weeks
in Dermott at the home OF her
father, r. w. Lane.
Mrs Wyatt Wilkinson and chill
dren OF Somervllle, Tenn, re
turned home Tuesday, after spend
ing a month here with her sister,
Mrs. Matte Anderson.
James Johnson, who underwent
a surgical operation about month
ago, left Monday last for Senath
Mo, to spend the summer with his
cousin, w. s lohnson.
Announcement will he made
later as to the time and place oil
our Big Fire and Going out-ot-
Business Sale. Watch for 1t.
Mrs. W. A. skipper
Sherwin Williams White Lead
Orr Hardware Co.
Wall Paper.
Orr Hardware Co.
+. L. Rood and wife spent Sun
day at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilburn Isaacs near Hurds. Mr.
Rood saws they Toasted on fried
chicken, string beans, new pota-
toes, etc.
Mrs. l.. l.. Thompson and Miss
Johnnie Bell Demarchl OF Men
dian, Miss, are here visiting rela-
tives, Mrs. Thompson IS an aunt
OF Mesdames d, Kimpel and ! {.
Hoffman.
Mr.. | Ashcroft, OF the Bimel-
Ashcroft Mtg. Co, Is hete from
Poplar BIut tins week looking
after business tor a couple OF davs.
While here he is guest at the {.
Helmstetter home.
Mrs. +. |. Adams and daug ghter,
Martha, left Monday for their
home at Trenton, Tenn, after
spending several weeks in Der
mott Mrs. Adams IS the mother
of Mrs. Rolln Clarke.
Sherwin-Williams Porch Paint,
Orr Hardware Co.
Mrs. B. Ford and daughter,
Miss .Ahne, leave FRIDAY night for
San Diego, Calf, where they will
spend the summer. Mrs. Ford
has a son and daughter whose
homes are in san Diego.
The w. NJ 5. OF the Methodist
church viii meet only on the first
| Monday OF each month during III,
warm weather, instead OF twice d
month as heretofore.
Press Supt.
Mr.. Frank Fee, OF the Fee GRAY.
ton Lumber Co. sails tor home
on Iune 2oth. He has been spend
ing several months at II hamburg,
Germany, and other European
, points in the interest of his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bordeaux
and son, Henry Llovd, and Mrs
Claud bauguss and children are
spending thus week in Memphis
They left TUESDAY, going VIA Ar.
kansas City and the steamer, Kate
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. GioDr,
But ns she looked ut tho faded pic
ture the spy had cherished through all
the years tears of pity fiimed her eycs.
pity for tho man who could allow love
TO associate itself inscparsbly with
hatred. She realized now that destiny
itself was fighting In her behalf; that,
ginnt intellect though he was. Hugo
Loubeque Ind moro than herself TO
eontsad with because OF tho unnatural
baseneas OF his motives.
hut II was light would be light
to the bitter end. She must Ind out
where sba was. what nature OF place
this might be. what chance for rescue
there was she must get back 60 Ma.
nila. for the papers were no better
tbnn rags hero. She must start imme.
diately.
A long shadow suddenly reached out
before her. Motionleas abe stood and
stared at H. From another direction
came the cracking report OF broken
twlg In every direction. as though
the sound had been signal. shadows
fiitted. The sounds were louder now.
moro frequent Then. with rush.
Lucille saw the shadows resolve them.
selves into figures OF men.
She had but time 60 make out their
brown color. fear binding her She
closed her eyes fcarfully. knowing she
was surrounded A hand touched her
forearm timldly Something IN the
touch wis reassuting she looked
about upon a solid ring OF scantily clad
natives. who stared at her Ia bcwil.
dcrcd nmaxcment Again tho hand
touched her arm.
The native stood beside her. evident.
ly much bolder than his fellows Lucille
could scarcely rcprcss smile as sho
caught the incredulity on tho mans
face ms he looked at his hand. evi-
IDENTIFY expecting tho white OF her fiesh
20 rub on. They had never before
seen a white woman. And the girl
was thinking how she might use this
thing which must appear q miracle 10
them.
Lucille stayed close 10 tho chief: tho
one who had touched ber arm
An old man be was from the heavy
wrinkles that crisscro4sed his fnce.
but his torso was magnincsntly muscu-
lar. his carriage that OF a man %
whom obedience always comes. There
was something very splendid abou,
his steady back cycs-narrowed bit
M though to hint OF MongolIan origin
about the thin nostrilled nose. the full
lips
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peoples belief In her. And thea 2
smile died upon her lips. faded o
her eyes and wns succeeded by orf
fear.
For behind the throng. arms toN
his saturnine face lmpassive, cold :
termined, stood Hugo Ioubeqae
eyes fastened undeviatingly upon y
What followed tho ceremonial :
tendant upon the presentation Of ?
white elephant 20 lucille was q
blur 10 her. She remembered os'
taken 60 some temple. the trtumpsn
return in the chair upon the baa !
the sacred beast. but always befcs ,
eyes loomed tho figure OF Hugo W
beque This afternoon. when she !
como back TO the hut which the els
assigned TO her. she felt certain 10
at knowing the man was about
Vaguely she had dreaded his eoni.
before but always had she though
inevitable that he would come W.
her. She knew him too well 30 imas.
he could have survived his ships J.
and still lose track OF the papen ',
which he had fought so hard, Aneu
diary with his life's story. his mapP.
out scheme OF revenge; the picture
the woman he loved which be had ~
80 many years. No, she had alvE
felt that the man was far from del'.
cd even though the belt had "
thrown away long since and the !.
tents transferred TO a bag she ea'''
paxt her heart
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CHAPTER v.
A Chiefs Daughter.

n IL through the night the march
IA continued. Lucille shnddered
4 Y as. from the black fastnesses
y OF the semijungie that hedged
them In. the glow OF yellow eyes
cleaned.
giro balls they might have been.
80 steady and silent were tho animals
who watched the procession. but the
pat OF stealthy feet. tho crunch OF
broken twigs. an occasional growl or
cry told her what they were
II was well into tho day when their
party was met by native coming
from the opposite direction. Lucille
was attracted by tho rapid converse.
ton he held with tho chief, noticing
the perturbation which showed 30
strongly ON the old mans face when
no turned away and redoubled his
pace. II was well nigh impossible for
her TO keep up now. Worn out by ex-
posure and this tramp through the
Jungle there seemed timcs when ahe
could not drag herself along. when tho
tired muscles kinked and refused to
work.
Then quite unexpectedly through n
wall Of vegetation tho party emerged
into a great clearing upon which the
sun beat fiercely. A few old men squat.
ted before the openings TO the hundred
or moro huts that ilied the open space
set down here In the midst OF the jun
gle Many children played about dress.
cd cnly IN the garments Of their birth.
From hut many times tho size OF
any other and set ut the extreme head
Of the clearing facins Gown the double
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III
captain had quif the p1uge and stood
nj the door OF the engine room. his
face bctraying the anxiety he tried 70
conceal from his passengers Louder.
,ouder grew the thudding sound, fol-
lowed now by retching like the rip
ping OF a rotten eicth.
"A boiler In the engine ROOM Lou.
oeQue SAID quietly. wnen sne returhe"
10 bis suit
she stared NJ the spy hereuu'ous'y.
came announcer tnousnt Win .nh' VI
heipiessness 4 'nousn' o' "n,en sne
teit asnameu 'or ~. sooonu' - ~'s.'
came 10 tue Wors' .n,s u'an "vu~ ~
ocmp. " sase. ~ uso W." -.
moss f,"''e~s Ivos1,, 49, sy ~.
eou'u ""o W, ""'V ~ ~. 49,
.o Ns 80. .a,.'o.,. 80 .s,'a,,.sss. :,
~. es. r,''.,,., 1nra,,d ,,ho
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mar. -. ,,,a 49,. ,ha,. ,aoa. w.
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.s -, w - ~, sa,, -, as,.o,'s
sae -" ~ ~ ,',,''.s,.... !, ~,
s,a,.,a ,,.,,,a 80, .,o,,srd
,' ~ So, .,.,,',,,,,, 80.
S"ns'. ,.,s aSa'' '"' 'V''' w. 'e -"
Hs"u
Fire nc whispered then' ns
though ashamed for tho fear when
had robbed him OF bis voice ITS hre
Ito the boats
Lucille turned away hchcnlhs
feeling clutchlng ut hcr heart fir"i
Fire out here ON the broad ocean nnd
never a sight OF land since Manila
What could she dor She suddenly was
conscious OF Hugo LoubeGnes swift
motions. The spy darted across the
room and drew from tno top drawer
OF his desk a package OF papers which
he hvrriediy replaced ns she turned
There was something on MS counts-
nance which told her tue truth, tosa
her that no had revealed the secret OF
the stolen papers. He slapped the
drawer smut reassuming MS aspect OF
indinerence aS ne brushed her away
ron the door
quick as the spring OF cat she 90
cured the papers whi'e ne stepped ."
the deck, apparently 10 stuuy the STU
auon' When he returned she was NOV
ing chreiesSiy hDout the room, wearing
30 innocent nm expression thht nc
studied hcr snspiciously second
Iheir eyes mo ana ne sprung 10 u'e
desk slapping open the drawer 80 Vio'
lehuy its contents zen upon the moor
AS he whirled upon her SIZE saw IN MS
race that the truce was ht mn ehd.
that he knew OF his loss ana would
stop ct nothing to regain his secret
swiftly she Sprnns through the open
door, losing herself In tho mass OF pas
sengers huddled against the rali 40
low them sounded that horrible hisaing
sound. the sound OF unbridied nre
Lucille feit an oyermastering lrn'
pulse within her to remain with this
terror anything save the great threat
ening ocean that looked so monstrous
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| know, was never 10 Know. gs nA'
cifui siumber came 90 her and I.
awakened by the tender touch d, --.-.
louscd hand upon her shouldst. q. /.
she sprang 10 her feet, then laps
her alarm an she iooiled At d -
and saw from the expression I'M
face that be knew his child w
danger.
She turned 10 tho patient ans Y,
ing. Yes. no one could fnii % d,
the crisis was reached and D, j.
"she u going 10 get we'll" ~ toda
ellie, and the chief smiled at her
Prom outside came sudden d, HAN
sound. rippling. drumming "
that diminished to almost an ech
20 rise slowly. gradually into n ~,
ihunderous wave. There wss A.
thing unsteady triumphant as Tha
which seemed 20 her 20 Jibe via fine
majestic tones Of huge organ
slowly the chiefs right hand sua e
out. ms neaa s,,,.. slowly .,e.', 1enalas . will
Anger, upon the forearm Of ys y We,
and emerged into the open. IN !.
rounded IN wondermeBt ut ihs ~
that greeted her. his
Gorgeously cnparisoned In sryiei
sna so'a. ! a won's' -. ,.as .s,0oe Voc
native astride his head. knsit n
wbitc elephant almost at her tssi
fore the huts stood the nativa TOT
wide shields held across the foe cas-
Of their right hands. whHs tfesl
drummed out the chorus she hl
served before by sinppin. Their y
against the tightly drawn sun -
The old chief stood motioniez !. .tei
tho elephant. and she realized ~ irri
that he meant her 90 take the ~ eto
She shook her head IN negaiim / I, !.
was too utterly tired and won q -
do anything. Before she had IN (
regret her decision. the old maH =
ped toward her. unwinding q cprz ne
shaped amulcp from about hls h tbs
Came II crpwdlng forward Of n Th
tives from every direction. the za IN.
the forefront. thr woman and eAis
la the rear. Something IN The "a
that succeeded the drumming Doss BIZ
the sober faces of the orderly llrx 81
surrounding her, made her turn i1ss YC
tho chief rather expectantly IN
Graveiy as any king bestowis
order upon a loyal subject h
man lifted the amulet By 10 M
golden threads aud dropped Il ~ &;
her neck. an amulet OF curious = ~
stone carved into the semblanee ( W
elephant and glltterlng with tiny m
clous stones. 80 set as 10 spell oai \ ~
tnin native words
Lucille looked about smillns
what she knew 90 be sign .. . \,
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: = fe-as, tilh tGi. c.fi.fl.teled N
y Contest end secure ,b oan,c,a
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(To bs continued next wesEl
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n IL through the night the march
IA continued. Lucille sbnddered
4 as. from the black fastncsses
a n OF the semiiungie that hefitfed
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But could not keep from worry
ing about her. l was just going to
call out again to the girl when that
thick night air was set quivering. 1t
was like as if little threads of purple
and silver and gold were being thread
ed in and out of the dark patches,
and gasped. She was singing. She
was singing out there in the night
and had never heard such singing.
"She stopped for second as if she
wishes to listen, and before the notes
of her song had died away a stone
crashed against the window of the
bungalow, and a hyena laugh went
up into the night like a brass blare.
''The girl started to sing again,
and there was no more laughing. And
there we're no more stones. She sang
and sang and sang, and the Jungle
listened. Colt! it was weird. can
not explain it to you. But it was
soul calling to soul.
81 stayed awake all through the
night. There were no more stones or
no more laughter. But she sang on.
Toward dawn, when the first bit of
baby pink came up out of Micronesia,
shook myself and stumbled down
through the clearing. She was stand
ing near the tapang tree where she
had been eight hours before, and 1
took her by the arm and led her inside
the bungalow. Her dress was all wet
with the dew, and her face was as
white as the Snow on the Himalayas.
But she never spoke. Not single
word.
''The next night it was nearly the
same thing over again. But there was
one exception. That mailman threw
stone at the bungalow, but he did
not laugh his Internal hyena laugh.
He crept away quietly after he had
throw the rock, and to me that was
wonderful.
"And the next night she threw
stones, but it did not seem to give him
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to her like so many giants. And then,
after about two weeks of that. Han
slaw stopped throwing stones. But
he was there in the dark
Then one night, it was fine
moonlight night, the miracle happen
ed. The Samaritan river looked like
belt of silver. The girl was down
near the bank singing softly to the
tapang trees, and l crouched here in
the shadow of the bungalow and
wondered what would be the end of it
all
Presently she started to sing in a
way that 1 had never heard before.
1t was a magic melody. crept down
through the bushes till / could see
her. She was standing right on the
bank of the stream, and she was look
ing across the river to that strip of
sand that you can see directly in front
of the little landing.
81 followed the direction of her
eyes, and then saw, Yes, saw Han
.slaw, Jai had never seen him fully
since the day he ran away. He was
standing on the strip of bare sand.
and he was looking stright across at
her He stood like statue.
81 laid down fat on my stomach
and waited. There seemed to be moth
ing in the world but those two peo-
pie. 1t was just big empty globe
in which a girl fought for the soul Of
a man against the jungle.
'Hanslaw saw her. She was sing
= 1. -. L T.
knew that. Her voice never had such
melody in it as it had at that minute.
"She stopped with. a little choking
thrill, and Hanslaw moved restlessly.
Then that, half-naked man moved
around Ike restless panther, his
body half turned toward the trees as \
If he was inclined to spring into the
dark depths.
"She started to sing again, and he
was still till she had finished. Then