The St. Mary banner., 1915-11-20
I .,-ee xvIl-continued.

lied. ID He tried to assume annek a as nIn, be-
ss', alr, but his hand SHOOK ,na, q, It IL
d,a'' 'n ,he glass on the tabouret' II
I'd Of to the floor and 'i1N''0 -
&C.. , BIT rocky, eh?" Warning
RS n..ss .sss' screeching in the wrong
. -. , Parrot, old top" said Mallow'
h s' IS be did not believe in etaia ghaS,S; IS;
as >, = physically nor morally AFRAID .. !
a. ou;.. - T. '.t,ins t Though, you have my wora
e Old Nh that I'd like to see you lose every
The Mt Of your oil fuke."
them Don't doubt it."
,oI srt' Mallow went on, "if you're
at,v. s ,,,,ipr little argument that doesn t
,,,,rs pencils or voices, why, you're
nv ! You don't object to my friend
ton csk coming along"
AND vp the contrary. he'll make a good
way ,a,ss Of what happens
. the chit, boy!" Mallow paid the
~ whining Now, then, come on. Three
,ack auhavs!" he called.
dnt rs barren plot Of ground back OF
Nv h dock was deserted. Warrington
M tupd from bis rickshaw and divest-
was 4 himself Of his coat and flung his
- Hkside it Gleefully as boy NAL
In did likewise. Warrington then
te tho coolies to move back to the
Ind
hat Tcunds% inquired Mallow.
list fou filthy scoundrel, you know
ma. m we'll there won't be any rules to
ent ts game. Don't you think l know
To W. Warrington rolled up his
led isVs and was pleased to note the
el, dl color Of Mallow's face. He want
on sp rouse the brute in the man, then
would have him at his mercy. 81
sh rm four years ago that I'd make
H. N W for that night"
Tou scum!" roared Mallow, you'll
,r- iHr be whole man when they
e. aT you away from here"
ys Wait and see."
ID a the way to the dock Warrington
N mapped out his campaign. Fair
~ from either Of these men was not
as Entertained for moment. One
u NJ naturally brute and the other
Mscoward. They would not hesi-
ae'tiny means to defeat him. And
= new what defeat would mean at
0n hands-disfgurement, probably.
VIII you take shilling for your
ny Nld! jeered Craig. He was 60
, 4u enjoy this, for he had not the
~ aouot as to the outcome. Nal.
Mtn without superior in a rough
ad tumble fight.
warrington did not reply. He
,s'sa cautiously toward Mallow
~, .a naaeuVer brought Craig within
s. aa It was not a fair blow. but
=. .unasson delivered it without the
@ "mpunction. 1t struck Craig
%as'y on the Jaw. Lightly as a cat
srheon jumped back. craig's
..',I .sa doubled under him and he
'.Ss Tse forward %" on his face.
nov, MallOw, you and alone with
s%s ..s . Jump on my back when Pm
asns elsewhere!" A'n III
Alhv, appreciatinr tho .u,,.
Sas 40 ioully. and rushed werr,. w. .r,ck,
4. s'a s,,a With bis left and sidestepped
s' aallov from getting int into was a,,so TO
A. ',n. 4. The copra grower was more mora
ss = =, a,.s,t, match in the knowledge n,'as of
u ts%s ~. man for life. He must weay
!, 'sn s,a scientifically: he ,1uu' must wear da
|, {, m,s upon a., his ring seneralshin hs' u1, Tn
ii @'n S,a, warrington :, had been a skill.
DIN Mn Mn ne could now back this
~ " y nta rugged health and A = ,, ,nis
Ilaa ~ /, hundred and eighty bounds urUm
,s' ~ ordinary rage M.,,ow 80,
ID. r,a.a ,nd frenzy never won a rine rh,o
- : ,,,o,,. 1,ns after time he "'e endeav, a esns
sp.s ss,apDls, s,a :, but always that Ie 1aft
ss l'n; ~. :. Warrington played et for for
t IT., That for the little sinsa1esa,a sh saasa
IN. -. ..as one for wheedon's broke broken
,'., Remember herr The san 1itt,a admire ad
aMs On. .,ose %. thumbs you broke ,ap. :"
~ . s's Warrington $ stuhhons' %as not dig
es Via a .s.na oack upon this day
~ ss,. s..A! went the left. 'aDt,an, Ths.:
saa.a n,,h. mercy e in the mind back back
M vho sar s,.', % found in the sleek
~ II J, Hallov fousht QUE aunsles 81 north.
shey hSs !, he tried every trick
-. e ting va. ssI'a :. only only get 50
- ss,e no corners to a9 m.hs .hs