The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

- ND now you've had your
-; sons!" he SAID 10 them.
nv "a snd waved an imperios
e. hand toward her. Thus do
masters peremptorily order
~ sfound the boys whose services they
= fave purchased from the parents.
His gesture and brusauely:
a.. Hurry up. We've got to 60. No
more fooling around hers!"
49,, He seemed like . tyrant. He wanted
ss-to appear 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ iight-love- throbs like the beating OF
AZ the sea--what had he. 70 all intents
{, ana purposes an old man. TO do with
E-thsm? Come" More persmptorily.
XOut there was freedom with her!
a. And paradise!
~. Yes: by Allah. the genuine bona fide
&C. paradise Of tho Bible. 1t occurred TO
es him all Of sudden. Think OF II!
Tramps in tho real actual Garden OK
81 Eden, located Individually by the geo
"rraphers and watered by tho same two
ola rivers. For the moment he ex-
psrienced q dizzy sensation. It didn't
~ last
n Some one had dashed up-or given
IN e.rcicsl semblance OF dashing up
u an .hors>back. The dcrvish was Al
v most out Of the gate. but tho girl was
sss vet m The soldiers promptly inter-
&c vsnsd between her and that ITO n'm'
irrsfutabls Elysium. He came oeea
Hs .waa about 10 wax Indignant out
he chsnesd his mind for the moment.
- fnsts.A he looked at the newcomer ana
,-.suaufinusd TO look at him.
" ,,Ths dyerl Should they bolt for tho
.>Ass,&rs Aas! He might get out, though
~ m v.s Aoubeful. but She Those
se,diers had guns and they weren't
slS hsunderbuses, either. with barrels
shout twelve feet long. iniaid Win
,,oAher. .pearl and other useless
a. nsn.sanguinary ingredien~' .n.So
81 ems Of tho desert leaned noncna'ahuy
asaAd oicturesquely upon weapons ou''S
80 Up 20 date. II.
ma derv,sh siehed-to himself. no
= ~;.nced at the girl and then. SIDE
e 40. toward paradise. That horse-
man wa tho dread angel with tho
0.m,ne sword. Tho dervish waNed'
,o% patieutly. Tho conversation
.semed 10 him now inconseauential'
tr,v,aI. though 1t was far from tnat.
"More orders. I suppose" srumoied
,ns guard. Everybody Is sending
them. First. It Is the cniet mug
x strats and then tho General AZ 'ho
fortress"
"ryhis is from the chief magistrate"
=. said che dyer. handing a paper.
s-n HIS o,eaginous countenance. as one
TX time 10 placid. showed new and deep
ar traces of worry. As II he had not
l suficiently suffered In reputation al
~ ,eady from the actions OF this Fellow
.vhom he had introduced into his pa
..,,tron's house, without this new ana
40. eliminating disaster! Thus spoke his
III ietActed mien. Truly Allah had
-" blinded his eyes. thrown dust on the
u heart of his judgment and led him 70
y viper Of unparalleled malignity
and ingenious audacity.
He was having a very busy night
nc had not long ago come from very
,''sunpleasant scene between Light OF
" Life and his revcred patron. The lat
TAR was getting the worst of 1t when
y-the dyer had left. Now, at the re-
81 membrance Of 1t. the satellite wiped
The perspiration from his brow. His
p-trouchy glance swept toward the DER
-.xish., .....,
so It is thus you keep watch. maxi
s.,mg merry with idle vagabonds" The
dyer tried to pass along some OF the
III. hunor he had endured from others,
I. ut In human nature to do so.
AZ What harm a little music?' retort-
ed the guard. Besides, We have kept
l.,. good watch"
Ia ~.You will need to-" snapped the
/ Mother, shaking u fat and admohtory
frlnger. "Have YOU read
This paper states that some scoun-
del of a Christian has carried OF the
bride be OF tho rich diamond mer-
N tschant. Amad Ahl- Masr," ~
| ~ 1t IL even true Bitterly. me
N ytri stood farther back in the shadow.
II ts,ss "May the Compassionate one smite
y ls,htn guilty of such acrime." muttered
krthe dervish' in tho background May
who restore the priceless pearl to the
tsAlspsom of the rishtfui owner"
l,kg"A good prayer." said tho guard
'ltgapprovingly, but the dyer seemed not
r. to hear.
~ "In the message from the magis-
y ttrate you will lind full instructions,
Vy.hs said to the soldier Importantly.
. ~ "s,es that they are carried out,
\ Ies "T,o the letter." answered the fellow
VI "a And look to yOurselves! With a
frown In the direction Of the vaga-
ys,hond reciter and his boy. THE scoun-
\ 4 drsl and she whom no has carried
~ of are still in the city. They must
NJ, not be suffered to leave. Special
!. orders. have been despatched to all
k,,.', the gates. and exits. They may hide
Is while II Ia dark, but after the morn
iiwaetng' prayer we will have them" =
sAnd make vhort shrtft of tho fol.
Nv" sbssrved.thesguatta sympathsti-