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Nainen iaannt itrmania uapanben
fclloa fnljcttaesia paraatisia.

D'epbis, Senne8iec. - @opouOen
fciloa tuIiettoesia tddIId Iainpont.
paraatisia footlii Wars. Gmilp Crane
nirninen 81 puooen ifdinen nainen
pportpnend ntoabon ia fuoli, fun
bdntd nostettiin iairosraunuitn.
9afii fiidIIisfobm difuista iotiIas-
ia pportpi marsiiesinon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-25
2iittoutnueet iatfaluat ebefleeu Srei.
fan firistpstS.

2outoo, morrasf. % p. - 0niffi
2ontoon ianomaIeb6et iuIfoieipat
2reifan erttifen pddministerin M.
BeniaeIofien boostatteIun Ateenosia
marrasf. s pdimdnd. iosio boostatte-
Iusia ban ianoi:
"Minusta ndpttd6 fofii oiiao ieI-,
pdItG, = eniifii, ettG Safio bdipidG
aian pitfddn; toiiefii, ettG ,ti,oet tais-
teIufentGt 8aIfoniIIa tarioowat bp-
mid tiIaiiuuffia IiittoitlineiIle.
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gBenGlGiiiG mcriiotilaita ammnttn
SclIingisiG.

Berlin morrasf. 23 b. - Oner.
ieoS nntistoinlisto fertoo, ett1 pen1-
IdiiilId Suomesio SeIiinsin iutomos-
ia oIeipiIIo IoimoilIa oipat merimie.
bet rpbtpneet fopinaon. aoOpenbu.
ntinosta tuIIeen tieoon miifaan on
iintrin oio fopinoitiijoisto ammiittl
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Baltimore, marrasf. % p. = 8il-
liam 8inmers nimtinen mics tuomit.
tim tdGIld pboefii p6ipGfii iponfeu.
teen maiatalon omistuian Sobn Sar.
riiin ntitrbasta, iofa tapabtiii ioitoin
fitutaiiiia iitten. Weurbosta tuomit.
|tn oil fiinoenfpmmenen ieitienlan
|fpiiooen ifGinen.
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BenaiG nifoo aiettaa unbem innren
armciian fcntGlle.

"Eetrogrooistu iuapiineesio eri.
foisidbfoianomosio ferrotoon ettd
Ben6i1 oifoo oiettoo iiiiiia miIioono
iouffoio iotafent6IIe. SGIld tofpoIIo
on Bendidn pddninisteri, @oremp.
tin tieoottanut ionomoleboiIle."
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SsorjaIainen Iaiwa aiannt miinaan.

2ontoo - gorioIainen boprploi-
pa Sdn MigueI, fdntaipiiiis t,659
tonnia, aioi miinon Yobion mereIId
| ia uppoii. 2aipan niebisto peIostet-
/ tim ia tuotiin @risbpbin.
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eafimies tcbnpt itiemnrban.

gismorf, g. 9. = &uniifpnlmen
iuuotias Iotinies Sreo aelIp, iofo
ntitutti' tGnne dsfettdin 2afotosto, on.
tebnpt torstoino itienturban poifoiIi-
iesiu bOteIIisiu. aincelliiista ipiStd
icbtuneen epatoiipon otofintoon oil
Icen ippnG tefoon.
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Mmerifan lGbettiIas pnolnstaa iuta
iuanfeia Saf5asia.


2ontoo, nlorrosf. %. - SGfGIGi-
men 9aiIp gseips ian6o, YbbpSlpaltain
lGbettiIa1n @crarbin BittenberfisiG,
Brensiisia, oIepaa iunnfileiriG fGiit-
teleipad raporttia arlpostellesioan,
cttG Jos Sir gbpart @repn IGbettG-
ma lpastalauie mafuuttaa manfiIeiril.
Id pallitielpiin oloiubteiiiin ipppd1nG
olemdn fomentaian erottamiicen min
lunfeaa iiitG nniio @eraroille ia 3D.
men toiperilleen.
2ebti Iairaa ieuraalpia otteita lds
bettilds @erarbin raportista: =.
"WtinG malitan, ettG minun t1ptpp
ianoa, etta tltfittuani tarfasti Ieirirl
ia fesfusteltuani perinpobiaiidsti
iuanfien fansia, ofuat iaamani iuaif,i.
|teImat mieldfin ep1iuotuiiimnlot fiiin
alitG minun oil o6otettu iaaipam.
"Saapnesiani leirilte, ei minMd
,uastaanoftdnut fomentolpa fenraali,
ipaan moiiiri. ~ ~
"2ciriIld on, 1000 panfia -ioists,
27S on brittiIGistG. &oto t6sii jon.
foSia tapaiin ainoastaan i6 pddIlps.
taffia. Wiebet otpat pleeniG riittG.
lmGttomGsti iuaatetettliu."
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Snnri iafialainen iofalaiwa mpotettr
Sf6merellG.

2ontoo, morrosf. %. = DoiIr
MaiIiIIe idbfotetddn 8otteroomisto
ieuroopoa:
"Dfii Sofian liiiiinntistd preoo'
|nougbtmaIIiiisto iotaloiuoisto aioi
miinoon miime periantoina Stdme.
reIId ia pppoii pobiauA. aoiuor
|miebisto, Iufiumottamatta ts miestG
pelastiii."
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SillitrSnrin rnnmis panaiien lipnn
alla.

ala.
Cult Cafe Gitp, lltab. rtarrasf. 20
IS. @. Morriionin ia glrling Mor-
riionin murbasta telotetlin Soiepb
SiIIitromin ririmis mafaa riiumisars
fusia, jonfa fannelle on pbstptettp
punanen Iippu SnbustriaI Borfers
of tbe 8orl6 liiton toimesta. Miiii.
mista on fGpnpt fatiomasia ipabin-
tain 5000 benfilon iifiiruinen fania-
iouffo. Sautausmenot tiillaon pitG-
n. - torstaina Gbicagosia.
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CHAPTER XIV

Sanctuary.
Meantime things had happened
Outside ths fort there WAS campe1 a
gang u about Hf,y lnsurr.c,os Many
we're wounded al seemed 10 be IN
tatterH
They had with them three Amerl-
cRnor One was Joe WoiCher. who
sat aulleniy upon the ground smoking
a cigarette liner Castro Was also Ia
evidence Tho third Americana was
Neal llardinh mother She was the
subject ~ considerable discussion. for
she vas lll
Get me two donkeya." said Her.
uaudez II will send her back down
ihs trail with senorltA Castro and
Wolcher"
quarter ~ mile away on the
top % Jagged rock that thrust its
head above the surrounding foliage
there crouched native scout lio
watched u cruiser slowly stcamlng
up the coast lie watched the shore
and the trails leading from tbs shore
Suddenly he started ho had seen
something omiuouH He clung 70 his
perch for one instant peorlng down 10
make quite certain Then he ecram-
blod 10 tho ground and thcn crawlcd.
leapcd staggered through the brush
tie reached the inaurrvctos camp
aud slutched his leaders arm
Amoricanoa captain he painted
hreathlesuly They como
From Wiener" quored the leader
The inaurrcctO aoout indicated the
direction Fear spread itself over the
gountenance OF the leader
nornRndeg gruntnd "Wo must va.
moose. senorita Castro. he said to
lnoz. you aud the two Americans
shall go thlther-- east 10 nodded
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and saIutsd We glanced souossSlly
A. the half-dozen insurrestoi weafine
uniforms
Who are ,oufy he demanded o.
inoz
Theses said liner. With a save d
her hand. are Dolores regulars Who
have beffieh6si vs.. and ~ are three
Americans aad one OF us - sick. Il
10 for her that We seeh refuge
he strobe swiftly % the side % Mrs,
Hardin. She vas sraying helpiessiy
rom side 70 side N the saddle q her
donkey. supported By tive insurrecto
escorts
Neal Sesl." she cried
inez dlamountsd and approached the
officer "she has the fever che er.
claimed. and shs raves 10 her speech
all ne time. lieatenant. she makes W
names kinds OF names
Theirs are ether Americans IN the
mountslssy he aueried
liner opened vide her eyes and
shook her head 1--WE saw none. sir
she said
The ensign pondered This woman
needs Immediate attention Take her
10 The launch and thence 10 the Al.
bany." lie bowed 20 liner al,d beck
oDed 20 Joe welchsr You two must
20 along he said aoberiy
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TO the leader We go west ut once
aud with eur prisoners
Il takes the trained eve % a native
90 know a trail whon be meets one
In the wcllnigh impossible jungles OF
Dolores The United States marines
a little squad OF 60 men. we're begin.
ming 20 realize this fact For an hour
they followed blind trail after blind
trail, only 60 rctrRce their steps 20 n
given starting point
Never mind said their officer.
They're up there aud we1i SGT them.
and then"
Tie stopped A shower OF dirt and
ANAL stones spattered on hts head
The eiheer looked up. Above him
lowered eln, and half way To tho
top OF this olin there ran narrow
ledgc--a mountain pass. The ofncer
iucked, for there was another shower
Of dirt and gravel Then he caught
siEht OF a douSeyis tail swishing out
over the rrecirice.
I've got the trait. he said. "and
good trail 4 is. for it leads here-~here
TO our very feet.
tie Was quite right some three.
quarters of an hour later Ines and her
small party passed that worry spot---a
spot now deserted.
Suddenly twenty-five American ma.
zines with drawn hayoneg sprang
rom tho Jungle as by magic and sur.
'oundcd them.
inca excellent actress. broathed an
audible sigh OF relief AT last" abe
Aid, we have found you
The ensign advanced toward her
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CHAPTER xxx.

~ ff'a ~ GIGS
Hernandez ana his two rompaniops
reached the tree Thcy re 3unoitersd
Above h.m in the swaying branches
al ignorant Of the group below Neal
wiEwaggai DTS SIGNALS toward the al.
bonN lils heart leaped within him.
Tor Che Albany aisaagred in return
She vac doing more she was sending
% her fastest launch shorcward
crowded Co the eunwale with marines
marines who knew their business
Below Hernandez smiled a diabolical
-mile he was watching. NOT Neal
but she svay.rg OF the tree
Look ae said 10 Ponto. see how
these roots tus az this scant sartbau
GOVERNS She Is tree growing on a
rock. She fotters And she Is mo~e
than tire, growing on a rock she
grows on the edge of clio. Beast
come here. Tell him Posto what 10
do."
Ponto told him emphasizing his
commands with the everreaav whln
The brute ohoyed. tie SET ais sbou,
,pers 90 the tree trunk and began stead.
~. tirelessly. persistently 10 push
Now. now r cried Hernandez In
lrenEy q tXcNement 'On. on
The tree crashed desperately oysr
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un the DAY ~ TIE eruption 81 Mount
fslss Capt John Hardin N he steamer
Princess resruea ngf ysag.uld hnaettf
ihnRtDn from 40 open kaaf, but r. forced
70 leave behiud her father and hiH com
n4niQus illrHinn ia assaulted b. Her
nnudrk ana Fontr W vain attempt ~
rrf papers which lnngf1n has managed
% send ab0ard The Princess With hls
daughter. papers proving ne Title a. and
telling The whereabouts - she lost Island
~ fiHnahsr liinTtqna injury enusfn biz
uini "a tefone d blank Thirteen years
ciarsc Hernandez nov 81 opium anuf
Fiff with FohtO. tnsx female accom-
pliff. ana tho fnindifsf brute thai nnfN
WAS iiuKi0n. r0ms ~ neapuft where fhr
widow ~ raptain Hardin 81 utlnE Hlfh
Nef non Neal and Annette liinEfon. and
plot 10 steal The pspofs isfi a. Annette
~ hsr father Neal tiles Tor admission
fffafhery ~ Joey Weicher ~ defeated b.
Joey nni dlHEfntrd Neal snllata in the
navy luef astp y Trap for joey Hnd The
fufrrirafnfa Fri him in fhfif power Az
uFfie iinc0vffa thai heat applied 10 thr
map REVEALS The location ~ tuN lost u
iand subsequently in "a afruKgir flf iif
puarHfiuu he mag % torn in three parts
Ink portion. Annette sails on she rpfo.
nhdu Va search 81 htf father The 0few
rfnsaa ~ r1cFine rwuFEIfd aboard tg
ifNfuHndrx Wlfluf and aff overcome hg
boarding parity from 81 a Destroyer
Jackson ied hy Neal in Hafiinias, Al
htffF hn1 Neal are captured ana taken 81
aWurHinfr cave 10 br blown ~ with
itunH1iir. hui are rescued bY . sponge
aver lr1H FORCES idenuncHuon phpffs
iion Neal aad Aunsfir are asaiu cap
fuftd
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eroups faced each other tense vcn'
defilF
The high priest spoke -nfirrinE ~.
inteiigibie iargoa. Hernandez turned
- pouio
What aoss this 1la devil saw he
dtmsnfet
fonto vas painting sth terror
NE says said ponto. thai be
wants 20 iaik to YOU
Hernande1 gondefed Tor q momer'
and ioyed pifh ihe WEAPON W ne
hand
Then ne crossed the clearing all
fared the high priest pcnto from NE
vautagr point o. comparative safety
translated Be- thin high strung tones
You are intorlopefs said re
priest anrriiy his cruel eyes watching
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cHAprss sxSvL
coraron Del sol.

coraxon DEL sol.
Amer a march % hours IN the very
thickest OF the jungle. Hernandez halt.
I'd biz band of iusurfectos The re-
spite was welcomed Exhaustion
feiEned supreme Hernandez picked
out two Of the sieeker looking reyo
luiionisis
"fhis traii" he said 10 them. has
been lately travelled See where u
leads
Hernandez ~ss; back 20 his cap.
lives - ,arried With him thick
pier Of bread Tie snlo0sed the
bgaGSges from their eyes
Mine hostages he said lightly.
eat. drins aud be merry
Three miles further on there was a
clearing 10 the Jungle Across this
clearing was an ancient gateway and
q crumbling stone wall older than bis.
toric man himself Two anproposscss.
ing atolid stone fgures guarded this
gateway A third guard now entered
the foreground and passed through the
ancient ruined gateway
lie was a living guard. but Of dead
race lie was an Aztec Ne had heard
noises and he had come ont 20 see al
well ~ "a hear
And suddenly he saw and was seen
IN turn. WriEgling through the por
tiona OF the edge Of the clearing sud
denly appeared the two scouts sent
forward by hernandez They cgouched
there staring apccrhlessly at the
Aztec Warrior lie IA hls turn stared
speechlesaly at them
But they had seen more than he had
They had caught glimpse through
that gateway Of a mass OF leaplng
twisting flame. ana they knew II for
the thing II was
An hour later painting. breathlsar
with their tongues hanging out aud
their eyes atill wide with terror. they
crept up 10 Hernandez and clutchcd
him by tho arms
"Coraaon del Sol" they cried. ,halr
facea twisted with terror.
fonto heard them Ills eyes cleaned
with sudden interest Ho waddled tu
the side OF Hernandez and nodded
underHtnndlngly
"Corason del Sol" repeated Herman
dez The Heart of the sun
Ponto nodded again Tho Heart Of
the sun he repeated
We'll. what OF IT, asked Herman
dcg
The lost tribe whispered tho
scouts The Attecs Come. the,
cried. we have no time 60 lose They
viii be upon NJ Fly"
Hernandez Stripped each man by the
wrist Speak ronto." he demanded
fon,o tapped himself upon hts chest
Il am 90 Aztec blood myself he said
y have heard OF this lost tribe ! have
heard of Tits city Of Corazon del Sol
Many assume Il 20 be myth sonor
but it is no myth
Hernandez nodded How many in.
habitants OF Corexon dol Solg" he
quorlcd
Tradition has H. said Ponto that
Il is a town surrounded by a wall aud
that It's population never increases
Ito smiled grimly What human be
ings Il does not need II feeds TO the
Heart OF the sun the flame"
Il, viii feed al OF US 70 the fame.
cried the scouts "we mast ~ back
back"
Hernandez ieered "Pon,o" he said
'ln front af us according 60 these IN.
sufFec'os is = nery furnace with a mil
lion foes ;.ehhid ~. camping on our
trail somewhere. Ia handful of Amerl.
can marines, Which do you choosel'
Forward said ponto to the Fiery
furnace Deliver me from a handful
of marines"
~ 49,. :. $500
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CHAPTER xxxvlL


Within the walls OF Cora1on del Sol
there lived god Tie didn't know he
lived--he was quite ignorant OF his
own existence, n he had ever lived
he would have died nom uEliness
Eut there were those who knew he
lived They were the inhabitants OF
this ancient Aztec village Corasou
del Sol shc Hear, or the sun. They
know he lived. because periodically
aud quite persisscntly be demanded
flesh.
Just now he stared straight before
him through the gates OF the crum.
bling wallis. The hlgh priest followed
his glance
Suddenly the high priest started and
held high his hand. A group OF AEtec
warriors answered the summons In
crude uneven order this crowd rushed
through the gates and stood AZ bay,
Across the clearing was another group
Hernandez and his crowd The tvs
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me eds' end 'oSr'ed into u. a..
A. she did 50 there wa.
q wumans scream kpn,s,.,. '~a'--
nandcl heard b. ~ IA p,.. ~.
they could bot locate it o., eM
sight somewhere along ~, W., Hsf
neiie was erourhlnE uateh,n- ~
eyes vide VITA terror "a. "a
tree bend SLOWLY Outward tb,,.. WI
did nor know the cause ~ AAs|
Thea BIER heart ieapea w,,.,
for iha tree had dropu.f 80 Aff
head over heels. 20 TO spest "a s.'sa
some great chance 4 fs4 49, y
Seal lightly not heuynf ,~-'- $50 Z
-ln and then bad piuur de,. ~
own doom leaving him zrsrsl. = -
nis lite vim ciamp Of busao, !.
narrow ledge bgiow. =
She saw ail This and 90 s,s b,
deL END has partner. ront.
smoie ihe brute upon ths shoy,.
pointed io D. huge Stone ID n. -. %
"finlsh t.m ho e0mmanaes
down and anisb him vi
The lrUta seized tha tions 49,
tar.r down narrow ng,s s'
reached thl ledge upon whlrs ~,
Seal tahs
rho brute slowly raised IN.
above Dos bead Aa o. AID ~ -,
arm hand clutched him by ~ 49,.
der woman hand ne tum.., ~.
locked into the eyes OF Anne,,s ~. NJ
ton. AZ though hypnotized he dros,s.
the rock
ic.p him. commanded Ann.,,.
"hDip hm DO "a save
Hernandez white with rare a.
fonto hehiHi him and ioans8 "a ~
tle edge of the elm shatln. 4.
llanch,l hand impotently M I'M. 49,.
ilo as say" De- commanded n
ssh Gay you 90 you don't
iie leaned Too lAr. not FOR IA.
safety but ior che safety OF sows /,
h's belongings A papei packer ~.
gled easily and ioyousb out ~ n.
breast pocket ANA slipped easily ss1
luyously down the clln inndlnr slmn..
90 Aunettes feet
The brute turned suddenly a,r.A
forward stretched forth a huge hanN
and ierkei Neal from bis pfe.sr,o-.
position up to tie ledge up 10 ,afs,s
Tho three stood thcre elnging I,
the side Of the chE. tho brute a.,
ing with wonder Nenl and Ans.t,.
painting with relief suddenly Annette
eioop ana picked up "a packet ~,
lay at Dor f,st She uttered ,tuls
cry Of recoguiti-n-and with eool
cause
it vaa the identifying map-par, q,
the rv.icaco chat linked hor wlth ,he
.DH isle 90 Ciruabar
Ton minutes latcr Noal aubr 4.
DTS hands and chcoed and with soo5
cause over tho brow of e. I'm clam
herring Ike mad. there warmed 4,
through the Jungle crowd OF United
states marines
Hernandez and pouto saw them
iron above ard with wIli oaths turaea
and i1coltneHtly Ned Tho hr,ua
oheF.nv sudden impulse crept swim
'r a'aae ho l"dre ana followed his ~
treating masters
Seal and Annette assembled mors
cautiously and carefully They me,
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The Brute. bringing IN bis turn. half
fell. half shnfied out of the cell. fol.
lowed by Hernandez raining blows
upon his back
Hours passed Suddenly an ONT.
nous whisper spread through the fort
"a whisper Of apprehension There
was much hustle.
During an Interval Of comparative
quiet there was waited into the range
Of Meals hearing ths one word
"hmericanos Then with two sue
cessive oiangs the cell doors Neal .
and Annette =. we're iHng back
they were bound ana once more
biindiolded Then, each W the cen.
ter Of AZ ample escort. they stumbled
plunged AMI staggered once more
through the Jungle trail
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The liitlo squad % marines on the SOP
90 thr ella and Joined them IN IN
double quick toward the Aztec sronf
hold They reached the clearing Thf
yates q The walled city were open aFi
the wallis hristled with armored Axief
warriors The marines liked their bAs
outts end made ready Tor a charss.
Suddenly however Neal held w rs
hands. Listen" he exclaimed Ffon
tne unseen waters beyond there va'
the boom OF "A etm
IRIS my gun. said Neal 4 kAot
her when she speaks-my six'ire1
gun
The officer in charge Of the sqvaa
hold up his hand Halt" be con
handel.
Ills squad halted. Il was well me
did. Through the open gate nel
coaid see the sun gods demonise-'
couuieuanoe twisting and MOUNTING Z
the rcd glare 81 the affairs Eane'
Across the strip OF jungle they COW
hear the boom boom OF the gun.
Neal slapped his thigh with ~
Hes got the range already, boys -
cried Wait Look -i0ok--look
With q mighty shout OF trianiph ~
marines leapcd into she air yelling MS
lemons themselves They had 80
cause for the gunner on the AlpaM
had more than found the ranse-...
had Planted an exploding shell q W
very middle OF tho saa nod and ~
sun sod and his temple. amid sh' -
from hhndred throats- burst ~
thousand pieces-and di9appa@ttr
ITO B.r coNTISrEpl
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Hernandez pondered once 0gEin.
Then he nodded
Wen do a." M returned. Tell
that beast out there 90 bring tho
white girl in.r
Porto turned and ran wadailng out.
size the gates, He gave n brief com.
mand 90 the brute and AZ tho word
TIE brute seized Annette and held her
high upoa his shoulder At another
work Of command the brute marched
toward the rSts and entered h
The high priest stood qulvaring.
Watching the approach OF Annette and
the brute The loaT AEtecs IN rama
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-31

GIVE Ser 90 them cried the priest
-Utrs Der Ca them. commanded
nernea1el
aut the brute Bis feet plsntei side
arart stood hls FrDuud
Harnandel fraug toward b. -. an
esiiy rei1ed fhe egef ready ship from
poufos hand aud iasled the brute
hereby Ha nodd-l 90 the four Grim
son-aiad men and ihey tore Annette
roughly away and dragged beg 20 me
temple Seal buried himself at the
tour aco,ytes. bat Hernandez dragged
hlu. back
Seat sas then thrust into 9 dungeon
ana ts doar WAS locked
Hesnrne 2Iihiu iha temple things
were happening Annette found her
SELF 30 aa apartment gorgceusiy FUR
nishad utfh Aztec Tapestries IT9
Ola women to1thiess. urly women
with boards attended Anurtte chuck
INK ana mlmblng Go themselves m
rise They produced from the fe
rrsrca Of tbe temple dress. gorgeous
h.aarrs They slapped 10 up0n Annette p
SLENDER form Thg hong her head.
neck and arms With Fiiiier'ng orna-
merfs and thcn thes bcckWel 'o her
and I'D her ton window aud pointed
ehuckIns through lt
Annette knees not what they said,
but Fonto Wthoat distinguishes easily
the meaning % ihe hTH shrih iones
Tha sun goa SALTS is wuitiag Tor
bis bride
Annettes glance travelled past t1e
sun ga She sariol hacs Boa horror
Into that aeefhme pit beyond me
acol,tra wcre caHuf hure Quantities
oi fuel pouring the contents Q bus
iafs of ou uDou thD 0ames hsr glance
travelled SIN beyond ANA across al
intervening space sho saw O. dungeon
window anl tle uhIte tare Ii Nral
ue waved hs hand And chem strong
hands we're placed upgu Dor shoulders
and sht Wns Nn,d from her feet and
half tnFr,i half carried uw 0f the
temple ntO the center af ihe cir-r
srnC0 before iNe sun goi The cefc-
mon, aad begun
Seal tore hs glance f1r "a mont
usm thf scaa. ard examined DIS cell
Th,rr Hge window af hs back
heavily hsreI window ile seized
th, bar 600 desperation uni found o.
BITS surprise fhaf heY were loose
WIN aartrlurau effort he thrust
fhs bars oUearl l.1p. Through lho
aperture aui Iar.i uIty ufu th.