The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-06-16

AK out on BrOaOWay the luXur1
Gus limousine, with the black
curtains drawn and the bit OF
hlmy sauze nuttering from the
Uoor, turned toward the-river, with the
faithful Bill Wolf still stopped over
the tires, his crayat still firmly clutched
in the strap or the tire cover and his
empurpled face turned partly up, SO
that the corner of one pink eye could
gaze back impIoringly at the pursuing
car.
In that car, strained tensely forward.
Ned Warner sat with gritted teeth and
clinched hands, never removing his
eyes from the fleeing limousine into
which he had seen his lovely runaway
bride bundled by the scOundrelly Gil
bert Blye. Again he urged the driver,
Jerry, TO greater speed. He was de-
termined that this time the chase
should not end until he had his fingers
clutched around the throat OF that
dark, handsome man with the black
Vandyke ana had strangled him to
death. He had wrecked Ned's life. this
dastardly Blye. and nothing but q life
would pay. on the very day OF Ned's
marriage the fellows evil Vaccinations
had begun.
The black curtained limousine Just
ahead wheeled around the corner and
dashed up the hill at high speed, with
the faithful Bill Wolf wabbling on be
hind like n Japanese balloon.
As Cunningham entered. June, afraid,
called for Gilbert Blye. and he came
hurrying into the room, a scowl upon
his dark, handsome face. Gilbert Blye
pointed sternly TO the door. and Cum
ningham. after a moment Of sullen
| hesitation. affected to treat the matter
| lightly and staggered from the room.
| twirling his white mustache. At the
I door he turned and cast upon June a
malevolent glare.
The boarders looked on in surprise
"Please! Please. Mr.. Blyer' begged
June.
| Come! His low voice soothed her.
.:.You must lie down and rest for a few
moments. and I promise that no one
shall disturb you" He led her to a
| room. She turned up her pleading
/ eyes TO him. and he smiled down at
her He covered her with the folds or
the voluminous black coat Il shall
return in ten minutes" he said
In the basement Marie stood with
Gilbert Blye's money in her hand. She
started for the door. she came back
! and started for the stairs. She turned
| again to the door. again to the stairs,
then stood and looked ut Gilbert Blye's
| money, her high cheek bones white and
INDIGESTION ON her brow.
Uphill ana downhill rushed the black
curtained limousine with the Moore
family car still in hot pursuit
Occasionally the well known and
Justly famous private detective, BIZ
Wolf, loosened his clutch for an In
slant. but frightened 1t Immediately.
The sharp featured woman with the
long nose and the high arched brow'
rolled her electric. coupe up TO thu
door OF her own house ana went int
the parlor.
June closed her eyes. Suddenly sh'
sprang to her feet and. running to the
door. placed the tilted back OF chai
beneath the knob; then she stood 70
a moment fin earnest thought. Sh'
walked slowly to the wardrobe ant
opened it. Half n dozen pretty COS
tunes hung there. She was abou
hastily TO bring, down the least con
spicuous of these, and she chose instea'
one OF the most elaborate, an AFTERNOON
gown richly trimmed with fur. Wit
, feverish speed she donned this ex
quisite garment, congratulating hersel
that it fitted her beautifully.
In the parlor Grin Cunningham 81
with two young women. The youn
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