The daily sentinel., 1914-07-29

was on the verge of tears now she Reached for
her possession. 7"It on q savage island where
was cast away-an island Just eight days out
of Manila" 5th * Htf r.i IL s.t.
"A savage island from Manila-S A bit of
the incredulity had left fis manner already.
ONCE more he stopped to eSHmins the necklaces.
Yes" he muttered, the eating of, the stones is
different from any have ever eneountered-7 OLD
Asiatic. uhdoubtedly- Again he turned to he4.'
"Hqw long ago was this, Missg What Is this
story OF being cast away? Do not resofecs any
-The Empress Lucille quickly explained, her
eyes cloqding with terror as she reconccted the
horrors of The subterranean cavern into which she
had fallen, recalled the clamnny touch OF tho
sightless Inhabitants. the grfnning, hideous raor-
sterape squntting in the arms ol the sttu mora
hideous idol lif tHNtttfB ifIfFft.f tE LII
"1here- -there"--ths little man was bending
over her, glass Of water in his hands. which he
pressed upon her. IT believe you, my deeE young
woman. I merely wished to know-"
,i7"1t isn't that" she smiled family. +Tts reool
lectfng the terrible place under grornd-tt.a hol.
rible creatures every thing ii. l; il.li1,s,.
We'll, well, we'll" bo rubbed his Hands 81
gether In frank amaze1nenb. spIo think that any-
one escaped from tho wreck OF tbs Ihhprear U
not reached friepdsp~ a. fsi Tti'
az Lucille LoVeS aha satH qu5ss1fs AI ssun
not 60 back--r irS
iLucille Love- -dsughter os asuessl yss1afa
He studied her ksany, noddtns hia head NON,
quite well acquainted Y when he vea stasiorsa q
the presidio here And you pdl not 50 banis be-
cause of the dsgrnos tha. eeussa you 10 leave
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asrms Of dollars Gad os1lls SsSsss sndi l;zs sun
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pguH!i.s p say nothing Of tho Transaction that
sum mentioned L. Aer aghdy aieaaas1 aGE, Ss-
cOn1RNIlco " OleTka
strange shadow seemed to iia7s fsIleI, upon
heT, ems which took = largo part OF the amuse-
mens she anticipated getting from her shopping
away. She could only ascribs IL to meeting with
one who had known her father, who unwittingly
showed her what the Judgment Of tho world had
been in regard to the missing orders, the neces-
sity for Immediately foiling Hugo Loubcque.
As she left the bank with tie roll Of banls-
notes In her hand and a warning from the clerk
still ringing In her ears. she thought no longer
of adornlng herself had forgotten her shabbiness
and her fear of meeting her sweetheart. Her
thoughts were still upon Clothes the most
gorgeous clothes. And her thoughts were also
upon Hugo Loubeque, the international spy the
man who stood between her and the fruition of
all her hopes, the man who had brought such
estimate upon the she loved the man who
had softened toward her. thesman-and a warm
flush sufused her cheeks which she fought down