The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-10-04
By Arrangement with the
Eclectic Film COMPANY

mo, indeed; you arc too useful man d
lose, Garcia. Besides, | need you again. I
meant need you"
The gypsy held up his hands In refusal.
NO." he whispered. 81 haya one dead
mans face here always" lie pointed 10 his
eyes. Il cry II away; | go allover ia wocid.
not forget He not forget. He folla me''
owen laughed. Come come" he said.
you are foolish. You had nothing to dc
with that stfair except to loosen one Tito
bar ever 60 little. Garcia groaned.l Ana
y would be Just as easy to leave say--a cage
60 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS they're hayin,
t"t 'rg"
co. 1n?--" The ignorant i'rtc,
&c lck In sheer horror Of ~ e.,
'ated secretary.
" a little joke ..al liz -
- - sure or CORE. :; -
SHOULD be 'uld not be eshr.d t.
| want lswer IL ,o4 -
OF course ion't Wan: .ny,t;as -
about Bruss you, Dad f-.cg..
The man another o-y--'Lu c"y ;,
trapped ,.
Owen Dire ney from his pocket re
man seized wildly. II he was 70 L. Z
bleekest Of lseds. there was nothing ira
conscience to prevens him from proH 80;
"reniE't dur turing q. Wedding, =. -.
:. And, mind. rcn s:':;-. be .c,..d =, "a
usky ton. on tArea;ea'a-. d: f,} esa's
do It. you arrow what TX az TO yoa."
A few assn.nts l..Vr he vas ~, st., "a
ca~stily vtia he BLOOMS ~, &c., .ons
20 ass ySu 90 ha!p mo with the car Sinon."
no seio- -Tou'rn too crowded today, .oe.
~ sena rbrrc!l up TO Tho Hodgns House
and wah e. htc. Goodday,''
lie awuns OF down Tie road, greatly at
peace WITH an the world. lie did no. even
rehubs his chauffeur when he cauGh, him
loailng Ga the grsaa They rode back to
the Marvin hoose IN silence.
Harry and tho household chauffeur, Far.
rel, were talking tog~,Aer outside ;hc garago
and Harry VAS handing SO bill to Farrell.
who grinned broad, "a We pooN1tci 1t.
Owen saw nothing IA MS to cause aim np-
prehens!on. Harry gss always generous
with the employees Il wss vel hat no
should go to tho Wsdclag in so pleasant
MCDOWELL for 0wra's plan. Owen wcns
to his own room quito satisfied.
Harry went direct tp the library, wherc
Pauline was still roaGlng. She looked up
brightly
I'm so happy" she cried you are q
darling boy to come home so soon.'
He accepted her rewarding kiss ratefuiiv.'
Eyes. | think it's all right" he said. al
though there are some serious matters IN
hand at the office. | believe It's all right
The butler appeared at the door. Far
rel asks If he may have word wfrlT YOU.
sir"
Farrell? Why, yes; let him come here"
The chauffeur, cap IN hand. stepped iric
the room. Guess rot 10 take tho h,F Co.
to New York, sir haven't got the parts
TO fix It, and can't set them nowhere but il
New York"
very well; that's all right, Farrell"
"But be back surely By four o'clogA FAR
rell," warned Pauline. you arc the only
driver have"
"Oh, III get back all right, Miss"
But Immediately after uttering these
verbs in tone Of rnrtect respect, Farre1
committed IN astonishing ofenso aSaiuss
the laws that separate serFtOr and en-
ployer. He caught the simmer of a wine
upon Harry's eye. and be had the audaci.j
to return It, lie hurried from the roor,
with his strong frame qusking perhaps from
fear OF the punishment that he know he de-
served.
Three minutes afterwards Farrell lid Z
stranger thing. Going direct from the houl'
to the telephone in the garage, he took ui'
the receiver and called I'd the house. owert-
passing by, stopped spe,!bound. at the door,
to hear these mandatory words spoken BY
the chauffeur 10 Harry Marvin. whose ant
swering voice coule actually be herd Dy
Owen through the open window of the lie
brary.
"Mr. Marvin, you are needed at reur or"
fee. Come at once" phoned Farrell.
He was grinninG sgain as he came out OF
the garage, got into 3 machine and drovo
away. Owen gazed after him with puzzled,
lowering hrows.
ITO be continued next wcek)
spauIlnep nv the Fsn.3ue Pathe ,'laYer5.