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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-03-31
CHAPTER XIV.
The Wild Animal Pit.

In the kafir village IN British Eas,
Africa. where Amazu oRce reigned
CHIEF Boola now Was ruler. Boola had
many wives. After each successful
raid on a %neighboring tribe he would
buy a new wife. paying for these
spouses with the stolen cattle.
The favorite OF all the wives of
Chief Eooia was l-he beautiful Sandili
for whom he had paid fuli eighty-Gve
head az cattle.
Sandili was. moreover. a jealous
wife. Every time Eonla bought a new
spouse Sandili would treat the new
conner as less han the dust beneath
her feet and keep the poor woman thus
in proper subsection. lfut AZ that she
was a ~good-hearted Kaiir wona
Though she insisted upon keeping her
rivals III the harem NJ hard labor, sh
would never deliberately cause them
bodily suffering And because Saudil
was a goOd-hcaTted woman. Edith
Wayne WOULD presently have reason 10
thank her stars.
Now. this same Chief RoGla-auc.
cessor 10 AmaLu-had established o
business new 10 kafirland. Tie dug n
deep. deep pit which served as q
"st%orehouse" Tor the new business.
The enterprise was nothing less than
the capture OF Wild animals. Leopards.
lions. cheetahs and the like would be
taken in nets and then Roola would
throw these captive beasts into the
deep pit. there 10 thrive on meat fur.
nished by Boola till the coming Of
European traders Ia Mild animals. to
whom Boola would sell the beasts.
That Chief Boola was 1ngaged in
this wild animal enterprise and that
he possessed q deep pit full Of wild
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Before Edith could answer. Poola
and a lot more Of his wives appeared.
Also many ksfr warriors came from
their uconical huts up and down the
village street
by this time Edith was. OF course.
terribly alarmed.
Let me go." she cried Historically.
as Boola seized her by the hand and
dragged her toward the hut where
dwelt the main body OF his harem.
You minei" Boola said. You | like,
You | keep. You fine wife,"
NO. no." Edith protested. NO. let
me 70. you brute,'
"Noi" sternly i~nterposed Sandili.
the jealous wife. NO. no, You no
keep her. Boola. You have plenty wife
now Me no like white wife
yes" Boola repeated.
And the jealous Sandili gritted her
ivory teeth In rag
You beast. let 90 Of me-" Edith now
cried. as Boola tried to thrust her into
his hut. And she fought so hard that
presently HOola was exceeding wroth.
See" he said. turning To his war
riors and showing his arms and hands.
bleeding from little wounds. Her
claws are "a the leopard's and her
teeth take hold like the hyena's when
IL Is compelled 10 fight. ! want not
such a wife. Get the white man and
then take this white woman and throw
them both together into the pit with
the leopards. We shall have what tho
white people call great sport"
And thus II came about that Edith
NJ last met the Wild man. for Doctor
Wayne was now brought into view.
Father" Edith screamed as they
dragged the wild man forward. Faith
err, II Is Your Edith"
But the wild man. the man without
fear. was still without reason. tie
was still a man with clouded memory
Of the pasta man whose recollection
~ his former self was zero. 50 H. ala
not recognize his daughter. lie spoke
10 her a. 70 a stranger. thus:
Maiden. fear not. They viii cast
a. both into the pit with the ~leopards.
But be- O afraid. Thou shalt not per-
ish, No more than ! The l%eopards will
hurt thee not. maiden. for they and
their kinds are my friends"
Edith clutched him nevertheless IN
hysterical fear
Father" she cried "Oh. father
q think. even after | have found you
10 think that you 40 not know me. Oh,
father. this is TERRIBLE"
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beasts Of the jungle. Edith Wayne
could again thank her stars.
For Edith Wayne was even now not
so very far from the village and the
pit ant the wives OF Chief Roola. With
Uncle Steve. and with Capt. Duncan
Jones. TO whom she was now engaged
10 be married. and with the half hun
dred Kafirs forming their safari. Edith
Wayne was eneamped in the jungle.
Now. on a certain day III August.
Edith and her party set forth on horses
to look once again for a sign Of the
Wild man. This particular morning. as
luck would have Il. the Wild man had
left his home in the Caves Of the Hun
dred Lions and Was even now wander
ing on the trail 81 a wounded leopard
a friend whose hurt he wished 10 heel.
This same morning. too. as luck
would have IL. Chief Boola aud his
men were abroad IN me jungle. ready
TO capture wild animals and take them
10 the pit.
The result was that the wild man
and BOola both saw the wounded
leopard at about the same time. Which
was all the worse for the leopard and
for the wild man. For the leopard
bounded away and never did get
healed Of iJs wound. While the wild
man was roped BY Ecola and bound by
lOOla's men. hand and foot. and
dragged back 10 Boola's village.
For Roola had often heard or the al
legged power Of this Wild man over Wild
beasts. And he did not believe half the
stories that were poured into his ears.
so row. having captured this white
man. he determined to test his prison
er's power by casting him into the
deep pit with the wild animals.
Feed him well over night" was
BOola's order 10 his men. and he will
be all the bigger meal for the leopards
In the pit in the morning"
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CHAPTER XVIII.

Doctor Wayne spoke "a the ~lecparfs
n an authoritative tone. The beasts
halted.
The doctor then knelt and called TO
them in a caressinE tone
Come. my friends Come. We will
play together"
Marvel OF marvels, The man lay on
his back on the loor Of the pit and
the leopards came 10 him and purrcd
loudly and licked his hands. his arms.
his face. And they lay down beside
him and all around him
But what was Edith's horror now
when suddenly she heard Boola at the
top Of the DIT order hts men 10 build
a fire and heat the iron points % their
assegais wherewith a torment the
~leopards and stir them TO a fury In
which they would rcnd 20 death the
white captives.
Father" Edith called. Did you
hear? They are going To stab the
leopards with hot spears"
n heard her father answered "Hut
God will still protect us. ! dare not
betray the least fear. or these beasts
will attack US. Stand perfectly sim.
Edith-still a. n statue. Move not ~
much as n finger. lest you attrac. the
attention of these leonards when they
begin 10 tire ~ this LAY with me.
10 he man I'M tune with the Wild
held tho leotards IN play for two min
utcs-thrcc. four minutes. Aud thcn
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CHAPTER XVI.

Another Victim for the L~eopards.
Al the very hour when Hoola was
taking the wild man a captive 10 his
village Edith and Uncle Steve and
Captain Jones found the entrance 20
the Caves Of the Hundred Lions.
There they discovered the cross.
They knew th.f at last they had
found the home 90 The wild man-tne
sanctuary ~ Doctor WAYNE.
Till nearly nightfall they waited for
tho homecoming NJ the Wild man. But
Robert Wayne caIae not. for the simple
reason that ha was a captive In pOCla's
village. doomed 10 b. lowered the next
morning into the Eit containing half a
dozen leopards.
Come. We must leave now, as night
II falling said Trcle Steve ~ Edith
and Captain Ionp. With darkness.
wild beasts viii b. coming forth from
their lairs within ibis cave
80 back tn their camp they rode. ate
their supper and lay down to hopeful
dreams Of finding the Wild man on the
morrow.
Ia the morning. -hen Edith emerged
from her tent. Uncle Steve Informed
her that Duncan had already gone
forth 10 the Caves ~ the Hundred
Lions in the hope Of intercepting tho
wild man before he left this rock
mansion for the day.
Edith. with the healthy appetite or
youth. consumed tho breakfast that
the kafrs put before her. then waited
and waited. And still Duncan Jones
did not return. Uncle Steve was writ
ing letters home.
I'm going % that cave myself"
Edith told herself
She ordered the Kafrs 10 saddle a
horse. And presently she rode out of
the camp. leaving Uncle Steve still
busy with his correspondence.
She rode through the jungle - a d.
rection which she supposed would
bring her To the Cave Of the Hundred
Lions. She was riding. instead. toward
the village az Chirf Hoola.
At a water hole she ~dismounted The
horse drank. and "a ala Edith. Then.
at the approach Of a thirsty lion. Edith
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fixed with u c'Tt-iu one az the pictures
in her hand
Who N thst she asked. indicat-
ing a figure in the photograph.
That's the vld man.. answered
Jones. See, Ile g. standing ti.sc
%deHouncing MY friends fCr killing
these two lions
A photograph of Eifth- f-'rrr-as
he aTpa.r I'D ~ tho time NJ ms sup
posed d'ath stood In a frame on the
table. "A long minute Edith compared
The two pictures the one in the frame
and thc uumolntCd kodak Picture
captain. Uncle Steve" she cried.
Look Look This wild man-why,
it's flthcr-I'm sure Of it,"
Half an nous later the three friends
entered the library where Airs. Wayne
sat IN her invalid chair asleep.
"Mc'her," whispered Edith.
Hrs. Wayne awoke.
Are YOU prepared for good news
great ncws-Wcnanriul news. Muliie?"
Uncle steve asked.
Why. Yes. Steve. ! feel remark
ably strong tonight What has hap
pencd;'
Look az this picture-and then nj
this" Uncle Steve said. handing Mrs.
Wayne the tno photographs. one show
ing the wild man OF The Jungle and the
other show ing nr. Robert Wayne a.
a missionary.
Robert" she presently exclaimed
in a d or tr~anscendent joy Its
my Robert"
Before Captain Duncan Jones lcft
the Wayne bungalow that night he and
InCle Steve had planned the details ~
q trip 70 British East Africa trip on
which they would start the Very next
day.
Edith Nas to 20 with them. And
when Edith laid her head on her pil
low that uisht. she whispered softly:
Duncan. | love you
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IN TUNE WITH THE WILD.

Good hcy for the last day " our
African hunt" said Steele. brilliantly.
Look" And proudly he showed
Jones the two dead lions brought in BY
the shikaris.
yes" said Rodman. I've told The
black boys 10 prepare for an early
start for the coast tomorrow morning.
Two months from today Wen be back
in Los Angeles"
Say. boys" remarked Captain
Jones. what do you think | saw to-
day? saw a wild man"
I'VE saw him. too" Steele said.
And he cursed US ~ end down for
Strengthening the lions. which he
called his friends"
Wonder who he is?" murmured
Jones. th%oughtfully. Perhaps he's
somebody's father in the States. Who
knows"
i think caught him in my camera"
said Steele. 'I1l develop the plate.
You fellows wait. I'll see what I've
got"
With the last rays Of the setting
sun Steele, having developed the plate.
secured a print and showed II to his
fellow hunters.
Great" Jones calculated. The
wild man and the ions together in
n picture. Rully, Don't forget to
give me a complete set of your photos
made here in the Jungle. Steve. Give
them 10 me when We get back 10 Los
Angeles. And be sure you include
this picture Of our wild man"
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led her to the waiting motor. Captain
Jones saw them of. and Edith SAID 10
him:
You must call and meet my mother.
Captain Jones-tomorrGw evening"
Yes. dine with u.s. Uncle Steve put
in. MY sister would derive SO much
pleasure from a talk with you
And. oh. Captain Jones" Edith said.
do bring those Photographs you told
me about. And be sure you bring in
particular the one showing the wild
man
The following evening Captain Jones
dined. N famille. with the Wayne
family. After dinner Jones and Uncle
Steve foregathercd IN the smoking
den and puffed their cigars TN Edith
entered. saying:
Il Just can't wan, captain. I want
10 see those photographs right away
Jones produced the photographs.
Together the three examined them ono
BY one till suddenly Edith sat trans
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CHAPTER XVII.
The Dawn Of Reason.

Now Sandili. the Jealous wife and
good-hearted black woman had lis
tened ~ an this vrangling between
her liege lord and the white girl. and
her jealousy had faded away. And
she had heard the white girls appeal
for her fathers recognition. And san
diiis heart was touched. Wherefore
Sandlli made a great resolve. she
formed a plan very distinctly rebel
lious. considering that il had for its
object the thwarting of BOOla's own
plans.
Sandlli stole out az the village unob-
served and hurried along the Jungle
trail-the trail over which the Euro
pean traders would come that very
day and hour, provided they were 10
arrive al the time named by the run
ners who had reached the village a.
their advance heralds.
Sandni would meet the traders and
urge them "a hasten 70 the village aud
ave the white girl from a horrible
death IN the pit. For the heart OF san
dill was really a white heart In a black
body.
Meantime. to the edge ~ the deep
pit the lsairs dragged tie Wild man
and the maiden-the father and the
daughter One look down into tho
pit puzzled Edith. She could see no
lcopards. She wondered where the
blacks kept the beasts which she was
10 confront.
She screamed with fright a. they
gave her father a push hat forced him
n leap down into the pit And terror
TOOK possession OF her as she found
herself suddenly seized by men with a
rope. This rope they tied about her
and then
Father. save me-" she cried. "a they
lowered her into the pit.
When she felt the ground under her
feet she freed herself from the rope.
And then for the first time IhC saw IN.
%leopards. The beasts we're in an inner
recess just within n Iron-barred door
that would presently be lifted ~ Kafrs
hauling on a chain at the top Of the
pit.
Edith turned 10 the wild man with a
desperate resolve. She had y fresh
plan 70 bring back her fathers memory
and cause him TO recognize her. Sho
went very close 10 him and put her
arms on his shoulders and said.
Father. look at me. Look into my
eyes. am the exact image OF my
mother as YOU last saw her. Look.
Look ClOaely."
The Wild man stared seemingly into
her very soul. Then memory swept
through his braih-an overwhelming
food Of thoughts.
"Aiollie.'" he cried. You are my
wife. Mollie."
No. she correcJe Cd. Joy ringing IN
her young voice. Il am Edith-your
daughter Edith"
All his time tho Kafrs at the top
81 the pit were waiting for the coming
OF Boola. Boola. az the moment. was
hunting high and low for his favorite
wife. Sandili.
In the pit the Wild man. who had 80
suddenly regained memory Or his past.
was still dazed BY the food Of recollec-
lions.
Il am Edith. your daughter. the girl
insistes.
Heaven r. certainly good 10 us-my
Edith" Doctor Ware nov said. But
stand back. See 3oola has arrived
up there. They are now opening the
door to let out the leopards"
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the points OF the Kafr spears we're
pulled from the fire. red hot
God help IA. father" Edith muir.
INJURED The nends are about 10 hurl
their hot spears down al the leOpards
But Just then a great shouting was
heard beyond the edge Wy thu Dit. and
Boola and all the Kanrs fed.
AT the top w the Dit Captain Duncan
Jones appeared. With him was Uncle
Steve.
duncan Edith cried. in great JOY.
Careful. Edith. htT father called
Don't move
We are saved. Edith answered
Not yet. Edith. my child her
father rctorfcd must first induce
these animals 10 return to their lair
In the inner pit"
Our kaGrs are chasing Fonla and
his warriors al over the place Cap
tain Jones called down "Tuu need
have nc more fear Of HooIa. our boys
and the kahrs employed hy the Euro
pean traders whom rc met on the trail
will see that Huoia gets hts. R00la's
wife. Sandili. met us on tho trail and
made VI hurry here 10 tho rescue.
Keep guigt. please. Doctor WAYNE
called. "NouH distract thr attention
OF these beasts M You keep nu talking
Vel shoot thc beasts one ty one"
Captain Jones replied.
NO. no., answered Doctor Wayne.
slowly rising. without taking his eyes
from the leOpards. At the first smell
OF blood-If YOU Kill one NJ these
brutes-the rest viii Get upon Us.
Watt"
Doctor Wayne now moved slowly a.
the aperture lfading into the inner re-
cess He spoke IN a coaNiug tone to
the ~'eopards.
Come. my friends Come now
Home,'
Anu one by W tho leopards came
70 him. Win "A fran. bur cafessing
hand, ie induced them ID enter the In
ner recess.
"NoF-quicAi' he called up ID those
at the top of the pit. Lower the
door"
Next minute the iron barred door
was lowered Doctor Wayne and Edith
were safe from thu ~leopards. Captain
Jones and Uncle Steve now jumped
down into thr pit While Duncan ERR.
braced Edith Uncle Steve and Doctor
Wayne Rugged each other like two
bears
Two months later, IN the Los An.
Geles bungalow ~ the Wayne family.
Mrs. Wayne. no longer needing wv I'm.
valid chair. laid her head on her hus
bands breast. saying.
Robert. do you kndN what shared
you 10 be brought back ~ me-
What was IL. Mollie. dear" Doctor
Wayne asked.
1t vas because. Robert. dear-be.
c -e you We're in tune with the wild
1T that very a Young.
Ironze faced man OF military bearing
and q young woman with golden hair
were seated In the diner of a train
speeding on it, way from los Angeles
70 san Francisco. The black man who
served them addressed the bronzed
man q 'Caa'n'" And he called the
golden-haired woman Mrs. Jones'"
THE END.
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Slowly the iron barred door rose-
md out from the inner recess and into
he main pit came six leopards.
Edith fiattened herself against the
wall Of the pit in mortal fear. watch
ng her father. who stood between her
md the lcopards with his arms uplift-
"a in a commanding gesture.
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ran and her horse boltcd-in opposite
directions.
On aud on Edith ran. till she saw a
kafir village. How could she know that
this was the kraal OF Boola. the col
lector q wives and Wild animals? Be
fore ~ was aware that she was on
hostile ground she had entered the vii
laee.
The first black she encountered was
lone other than Sandili. the favorits
wife OF Boola-the exceedingly jealous
wife OF the king % the tribe.
What var you here" Sandin
asked in English. For she had learned
English from the European traders
who came annually TO buy the animals
in the nit and whose arrival was ex-
pectod this very day and hour.
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Two Negroes Arrested.

NV ANNOrIdtpU FrrSS.l
Dallas. Texas. Mar. 3l.-Erurnc Law.
and Clarence Green. negroes. were
brought here today as suspects ia the
killing Of two Katy brakrmcn last
week near Denton. The sheriff saws
n Of the negroes confessed 10 being
implicated in the crime.