The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1914-08-13

WY ! AbN tF>lblNe llldl sue noes
not love me | could not answer your
question. Paul. but without d~isloyalty
to her ! tell YOU that | do not love her.
nor does She love me For an instant
We We're thp Victims Of a suddru
maducso-it WAS not love-and il won
have lett rs uuharmcd as suddenly as
it mad come upou Us even though De
Coude had not returned As YOU know.
| have had little exuerieuce of women
Olga &c Condo is very beautiful. that
and the dim light and the seductive
surrounding and the appeal Of the de
fenseiess for protection might have
been resisted hy a more civilized man.
but my civilization is not even skin
deep it does not 20 deeper than my
clothes.
Paris is no place for me will hut
continue to stumble into more and
more serious pitfalls. The mau-made
restrictions are irksome. | feel always
that | am n prisoner I cannot endure
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Certainly. NJ. Tarzan would be de-
lighted to place his interests unresery-
eddy in the hands of his friend. Lieu
tenant D'Arnot. And so it was ar
ranged that D'Arnot was to call on NJ.
Flaubert at . that afternoon. and the
polite NJ. Flaubert with many bows.
left them.
When they were again alone D'Arnot
looked ouizzirallv at Tarzan.
Well" he said.
"Now to nv sins | must add murder.
or else myself be killed" said Tarzan.
II am progressing rapidly in the ways
of nv civilized brothers"
"Wbat weapons shall YOU seIect?''
asked D'Arnot. "De Coude is accred-
tied with being a master with the sword
and a splendid shot,
81 might then choose poisoned ar
rows at twenty paces or spears at the
same distance" laughed Tarzan. make
II nistols Paul"
"Ue will kill Won. Jean."
81 hove no douht of If" replied Tar
zan 81 must die some av."
eve had better make il swords" said
D'Arnot "He will be satisfied with
wounding Won, and there is less danger
Of n mortal wound"
.'pistols" said Tarzan. with fnality.
D'Arnot tried 70 argue him out Of II,
but without avail. so pistols it was.
D'Arnot returned from his confer
cnce with NJ. Flaubert shortly after 4
eft Is NIL arranged" he said. Every
thing is satisfactory. Tomorrow morn
ing at avlicht-there is n secluded
spot on the road not far from Etampes.
For some personal reason NJ. Flaubert
preferred If. | did not demur."
Good was Tarzan's only comment.
He did not refer to the matter again
even Indirectly. That night he wrote
several letters before he retired. After
sealing and addressing them he placed
them all in an envelope addressed to
D'Arpot. As he undressed D'Arnot
heard him hummjng a music hall ditty.
This is a most uncivilized hour for
people TO XIII each other remarked
the app-man when he had beer routed
out Of q comfortablp bed in the black
ness of the early morning hours. He
lad slept we'll. and so il seemed that
his head had scarcely touched the pill
,ow ere his man ~deferentially aroused
him His remark was addressed to