The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-07-31

ga soc,e aboard the BOAT al nc
G&gien comr razed al his likeness 10
- ~ ,,hnr Ellison, asks the purs,
~ n sncs her. He tells her ma,
4e nhas beaten syndicate anu
=. n n claims for f2o.o"'
CHAPTER lII-co"t'nued'
- - wasn't above having his
he made the syndicate
!, thers. They wired asking
= eouldn't come on to Rangoon'
- N frankly he gave his reasons
- eans Up on one boat and left on
~ they weren't very pleasant
~, bought bis oil lands. He
=. alard last night with a check
.rnty thousand pounds and two
- b bio pocket The two rupees
q n 10 had in this world at the
r tbsy wrote him the check.
1alhn night: what7"
In dad. 1 like pluck; ] like en-
kunco: ! IKE to see the lone man
= aeainst odds. Tell me. is he 60
= NJ 10 American"
n thers's the weak part In the
~ The purser looked efficiently
- leck floor. It would have been
= enough to discuss the Warning
~ yesterday. but the Warrington
thh noenins was backed by twenty
nnd good English sovereigns;
hM . different individual. He
= y Doesn't know what his plans
~ Who knows? Perhaps some
0na away with bis best girl. I've
~ lots Of them to wind up out
/ - q that account"
& MA 10 We reach Prome?"
sAbsut six.. understanding that the
Nn1ington incident was closed. 1T
n verth while going ashore. though
IIhhg to zee at night"
I me 10 inclination to leave the
~ NTH W reach Rangoon.
RI nj Warrington at luncheon.
- - useted him amiably. To her
- tlefs Was something pitiful In
- w be had tried to improve his
An1lioA So long as she lived. no
1lii9 whom she might marry, she
- eanvinced that never would the
t Of this man fade completely
- ~ memory. Neither the amaz-
nknsas nor the romantic back
- hid anything to do with this
.vleioe Il was the mans utter
! hys been waiting for Parrot &
y q thesmoming." she said.
n sAow him to you right after
eeeoh Il wasn't that I had forgot
~
Nh took the center Of the stage:
mn TIE colonel forgot his liver
J 0ash to chuckle when the bird
- somersaults through the steel
IN was delighted. She knelt
e1ssedh him her slim white finger.
= ued Il with his head cooked at
- He turned insolently and en-
- easA Since he never saw
~ without flying at it in a rage,
- ne politest thing he had ever
= e = sassy little beggar?"
y. "A. as ne owner. That's the way;
I. o. claw. rather. against all
~ I've had him half a dozen
90 b hates me just as thor,
~ nov - he did when l picked
2 shile. was at Jaipur."
- ycs carried him about all this
\ esasnded the colonel.
= vas one Of the two friends :
g The two | trusted" quietly.
"a - which rather disconcerted
a1oloIndian.
~ actions Of him | shou,d cav
81. !. - your bitterest enemy"
y@ ! call him friend There's
Thing about friendship"
: healing man. We make q
u.end; We take him on trnst
- Ioyally; we give him the
aavs IN US: but we never |
~, Rajah is frankly my
~ - that's why love him and |
should have preferred a q
oas takes what one can. Be-
Cd; /. Warrington paused
- - perch between the bars. and |
- nh! Jah-,ab-,....,,
\ sAsilled aa-ah!
~ ! funny little b,rd,~ ,,,o,
- s's las What does he saw"
I sondered It sound like
saas you hear in the sh ,ne
-. ! n Rangoon. He picked
- .e.urned to his elderly
eocame absorbed IN 10.
= the girl wanted to nicI
= taik 70. that was her |