The Washington times., 1915-08-18

The Indian shook his head and said.
Hes got a lot of money on him,
and he'll give you some II you ind
MIN ah.s6 snd J.. he's still alive" .'.
Maybe" And Tommy told briefly
what had happened and what Celes-
tia believed had happened. The In
dian set off at a great pace toward
the column OF smoke which marked
wnere the hre had been checked by
Then Celestia ana the two others
lighted candles and went into the
cave: They went in silence from cav
ern ei,i, 70 N cavern; Here the electric plant
Here . man might hide and pretend
to be . voice. They did not explore
the whole extent Of the great subtsr.
rene; rene; only enough to prove that
years in a state of pseudo magnif-
csnce, something like the settinSs Of
an expensive Broadway production.
rDos.n.t any Of 1t seem familiar7'
She turned to him and threw her
arm, round his neck. and began to
cry like = little child
HE'LL" ssid Freddie.
., NO. said Tommy stoutly. TITS
| 1t, Freddie!'
TO Cslestia the train seemed to
moye h.ch nc no ts Easter than a snail. TO get
what she had done. before It should
be too late occupied her mind to the
exclusion Of almost everything else.
sniiiter ,nn was dead. His influence had
more rational and human with every
| sweet. -'''
| They had waited at the cave u>aii
old man smellsood came beck WITH
Him plenty enough dead" he said.
and nodded repeatedly. Then. with n
mouth 30 innocent that even butter
wouldn't have melted in 1t. ne said:
Not mot naw got kHaw lot Of m, money oa him"
my. as we'll as you do."
., When at last they reached New York
Sy Sshey proceeded at once to Madison
nroNn Drua1e -, Gsrden. where tremendous
son. The triumvirate were ali present.
| Celestia. in a dark cloak, with a veil
| eyer her face, waited outside with Fred
enter. e"' ~ "e' "
He came presently.
ou,St1r ,sttprtevant is speekins,', he saH
believe himi You might think Il t%ss Was
matthew. Mark. Luke or John address
,nS lot Of early Christians: people are
o0opinsi cUop ;.. Better come now and get it
sturtevant broke of in the midst Of
ns ms s,Gt 9Getroretion: A slim. white, COM
IL. Ss ;as %dSTns dropDsd '9T,y Tssn tSs he
dropped to his knees and, a look Of ran
tS tSrs on. his face, he cried in a voice Of
thunder "Celestia"s
not save the situation for him. The
people had caught in his face the first
swirt,neeting look Of unutterable fright
sinb. snd DISNEY; at Sy;. And now they had caught
q great roar of sound.
sne passed slowly through them.
mounted % the platform. turned, lifted one
.t She asked them to be patisnt with her.
had done irreparable harm In the world.
listen to her once more-they had al
ways been so good to her
And presently she had them enthralled
IN the spell Of her clear. sweet voice.
beginning: And when she had finished
she Just stood and looked straight ahead
! 81 her. And murmurs swept the vast
moe;b itt1e HSsn Sreszes 90 daPpins over
pointed to the tr!umvirate.
! And a man with a voice like a trumpet
stood up In the midst Of the hall and
sisT1fa sRili!a hynch: fey ths platform. shouting
| The man was Gunsdorf
Then hell broke loose. And the three
arch conspirators turned and. darting
platform. fed for their lives.
| But nobody hurt Celestia, or thought
OF hurting her, and after a time Tommy
got her away and took her out Of the
| city to q little town in Westchester
county. and left her there. until ne
could get a license to stay there with
her.
Continued Next Monday.)