The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01

devil. be off. This is no affair of yours.
| He is mine, given over to me. II you
| try to take him away, by heaven. Ia
kill you"
There was n moments silence.
MIR. Lenfeld," the American girl
gasped.
He recognized her.
| "You too?" he cried. what does 1t
mean? What are you doing here? ]
tie: you this is a just vengeance just
| vengeance. You none OF you know any
| thing about IL. ! am the man to tell
| you. am the man who knows what 1t
means, that he-this that you see here
| liz a millionaire. ] am the one who has
| lived among the people and who has
| seen the thousands and thousands who
have starved and sold their health and
| their lives and their honor and their
children's honor that he may be one Of
| the gods. OF the earth, a crcatur" with
unholy. unwholcsome power oozinr from
the very pores of his skin, with bank
ing account that would buy life and
health and joy for all the thousands who
rot in the cutters day by day.
He Is mad" the American girl wills
pered. and sydney nodded. But Len
field. whose hearing was extraordinarily
acute leaped upon the word.
"Madt he cried. why not? Who
could have lived my life and not be
mad? Mad? Look at me. That man
worthy knows q little about me.
Listen.
once I was an East End clergyman.
1t was there that the seeds. Of madness
were sown. Then l went over to the
people. Their cause was my caus.
became a Socialist, afterward an anar-
chst.
I'VE had traitors among our leaders
| betrayed them. 1t was for the good #
the cause. I went to the police. Th.y
called me an informer but 1t was those
who did our cause harm that d,l.v-
cred up.
Look at him." he added. polni.nr
downward to the man who was writing
under the ropes. II lured him here
| hired that man downstairs to aIlav
suspicious. In this room he has been
for five days. / just keep him alive
Each day he signs great check,
which l send to London--not for myself
not one penny. Read the English papers
There isn't a society that labors in the
East End that hasn't received within
the last few days the biggest among
nous subscription that has ever been
presented to It. Two million dollars
!
drafts upon London hanks and found
their way to charity within the last five
days
Tonight he is going to sign n larger
one still. Tonight we are going To
cndow a society which VIII practically
! tax" the children at one swoop from the
, streets OF London. Tonight"
! Mr. L.aXworthy stepped forward
"I.en'ield." he said. this must finish
Lcnfield sprang upon him Ike a Wild
eat. Mr.. l.aNworthy threw han OVER
with turn OF the wrists. Sydn'.
caught MN as ne fell ana held him 'I
the ground. Mr.. l.aNw"rthy was already
cutting IN" cords. IL" looked round
MISS MANNERS ne SAID MI f"'s'-
ton WI pr'hahiF collapse f''as" run
up to 'he h"t.i ana ask them To s"nd
doctor ASK MI ii"'der To step down
mere re- al o "mgr, s% %n WI, a, ,n'S ~, ,,
A. ay,',,h,. ,,,,nd =, har H..
,rrI,.
"yor,c lady" no cot, "ro, ~.
brandy flask from tho nnrl,., nr mo-
com ,horo nour n lit,lo in,o a ,u,Llor
and mass il IA mo ="
She knoit nv his side and together
they finished their task of releasing Tho
hound man. Mr.. polrnton struggled tn
rise and failed
THAT man-hos b,en mad-for nv.
DAYS" he murmur,d brokonlv.
He turned over and tainted Mr. L..
worthy nodded and ,,,o cir, hurri,l .o
At the door. however. she was M, ~
NJ Helder and his wife. The alarm
had ALREADY been given hy Uas,.nps
They came trooping up the stairs Mr..
Iaxworthv. with his finger upou tho
pulse OF the faint!ng man. waved th"m
"a'k'