Arizona republican., 1915-11-21

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 racseocr '- the cr1-e dcGncan~r of physician. Lend a hard. Blair" he added. as tho coachmaa worked around from ta. r, ,. seat by the groom to the drivers p:a-e the tally-ho.
 E:aIr anG Vi"ian assisting as best they could. ai6-L Dursnd !n dragging Ar:hr4 from the sox sect to the second one. Here he collapsed. r,G~1,u-iag >;-.,!er? How plainly saw ner--iu her gypsy dress! She s.C-e u me-the hunchback fellow was with her"
 Il was imagination" said vivian sooth- iag,y to the stricken man. as the pseudo physician. Durand. admirister,d the ai! too handy kypoderInic. A touch of sun. wasn't It. doctcr?
 "Ees." said Dnrani. in equally soothing accents "I think it was the san. and too much exertion. We shouldn't have let you drive. Mir. Powell; yeu are not strong enough yet for these things"
 B.a.r said nothing He could have al- most p:tied Arthur that in snort time as had elapsed since h.s injuries Us char aoter Esd been so weakened from his hurts szs tAe drugs administered that Arthur could be convinced that the evidence ot his own eyes was hut the phantom of U dis ordered imagination
 Neither the coachrnan nor the groom had uncefstooG Inc significance of their masters oo,,aps~ at the sight of two gypsy musi- clans ws;.i piano. pony cart. and :nonIey, by the roadside. Tie eCachInan and groom. like the other servants a; the Powell man.
 
 been rneataIl, the sal:.c s-.cc h:s in.aries at the mines and his .:.'st homecoming to his nsw grand .sans-on. battered. shattered. iExe2siL.e form $ st-etcher.
 In 3. few moments tae effect of the stim- ulz;lns drug had ca!u:ed -arthur and he was sitting with closed eyes the second .eat. with Bar and visian ant Dstrald.
 a passing auto coming in tse same direc~ ton s.oyved beside the coach and the pants ca:,rd to the Griver and the tai:y-ho party taat there was a man on behind
 Re looks like a tough customer. tool" added the driver of the car.
 The grooIa on the rear seat looked down ard ordered the tough looking customer to get or. The tough looking customer was Luke Lowell. who had come back to Los
 
 set Q. lis secret and b.acknaE e.ther Ar thur Stanley or Biair-preferably both. Luke Lowell ssrow.ed q curse back at the groom and he'd on. The coaehraan with practlcea dexterity, dashed the whip back of the coach a; a signal from tine groom. The thong cut Luke across the face twice before lac could shield himself But again anc agaia the lash cut and stung hiIn cr..ei,y on neck and shoulders. and d. spite hi- hards,s,od and determination 10 stand th. ..s.ai@ Gs at I.u,-e was compelled to let z, and drop of. He Mnped to the side Was C . t-.e quis; su3rrss.n -aenSe street eI.,- sat ig the shade of tree bs the curb. .sc4I. aim a leaking fire hydrant trcSled. Lux, mopped his brow and the burning cuts across his face wI.h the cooling water. -h, pain slowly subsided and LaHe looked aSout Eim.
 Taacre. far of down the street. but yet eistiae: to the keen eyes of the gy3sy. were two figures ploddag by a pony pa.4o cart. two figures he knew well as he knew Ills SwE-Esther ard Ouabba- O.d emotions. old fcalcies stirred In Luke Lowell at the sight Esther. daughter of Hagar-ths queen O. tac gypsiss-Esther, whom he had nlways gazed rfon with pride and dul longing She not for him. Luke EIew taa,. gu; yet there stirred in