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christian Votes
S40O,0O0 BONDS
Issue For Good Roads Carries in
Christian By a Majority Of
Over Three Thousand.

Hopkinsville, KY, March 2l..-
Christian county today voted a
100000 bond issue for good
roads by a majority of 3.l27.
The vote was 4,607 for, to j.
48O against, the proposition.
Only four precincts of the
thirty-two in the county went
against the proposition.
The city Of Hopkinsville gave
a majority Of l,1O9 for the bond
issue.
By agreement with the fsca'
court a commission was to be ap.
pointed to have supervision OF
the expenditure of the money
and the location Of the roads tt
be improved and the act Of ths
legislature giving fiscal courts
the right to appoint such com
mission was earnestly champion
ed by the member from Christ
ian county, Mr.. Cook.
Thus the fiscal court worked II
harmony with the Good Road
association of Christian count.
and gave the public confdenc
that the proceeds of the bond is
sue would be wisely placed AM
expended.
With this money il is estimate
that more than 200 miles of pix
can be reconstructed and abou
fifty miles Of new pike built
which will take in all the chic
roads to the county line.
All the work will be done VI
der the State-aid law, by whic
half the cost will be refunde
out of the state road fund.
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Bandits Burn Frank Cossib
Home Near Hermanas, N. M

DR.. 7. l.. Dean sent the follow
ing clipping from El Paso, Tex,
paper to a friend in Marion:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Cossit and
son arrived Friday from their
sranch at Hermanas, west Of Col
umbus, N, NJ, and are at the
home of Mr.. Cossitt's mother.
Mrs. Mary Cossitt. Mrs. Cossit,
and her little son were alone in
their ranch house when the ban,
dts raided Columbus. Mr.. Cos
slit had come to FL Paso on bus
mess.
Hearing the shooting Mrs
Cossitt and her son fed from tn
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Judge Presented With Bouquet.

A pretty incident Of the court
proceeding Monday morning was
the presentation to Judge Car
Henderson Of a large bouquet Of
exquisite roses, wilma card read
ing compliments of o. S. Den
ny. A. C. Moore, r. F. Hayne:
and c. c. Taylor. The mayor
George W. Stone made the speech
and delivered the flowers, which
the Judge graciously and crate
fully accepted.
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to the teachers who earn it and
don't get it. | wish | had it in
my power to give every teacher
in our Marion school one hundred
dollars a month. ! have talked
with quite a number of tax-pay-
ers and not all. but most of them
were men who helped to build up
this town. They are opposed to
paying people for doing nothing:
! do not fall out with anyone be-
cause they don't agree with me,
but want to be friendly just the
same. Just to show you what
lengths some will go to, they
threatened to ruin my optical
business, and will say right
here you can talk all you please.
II | have to sacrifice my princi-
plies for business or friendship
we will part company at once.
want all the business ] can gel
in an honorable way but if ! have
TO act hypocrite to get it don't
want it. Besides / will not re-
sent anything you may say about
me or my business If that is youl
religion. All that ! can truly
say is may God help you. The
Lord is my shepherd. | shall not
want. He leadeth me beside the
still waters. etc. Now what
have said is said with the kind
est of feelings for everyone ant
/ wish everyone prosperity ant
happiness in this life and hom,
in Heaven at the end of time
/ want to be your friend if 20,
will let me. II you don't agre
to this ! will like you aDywa,
and you cannot help yourself.
With best wishes,
Geo. W. Stone.
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More Mineral Veins.

E. c. Clark. Asst Supt. Of the
Rosiclare mines. left yesterday
for a day or two at Mexico. in
Crittenden county, Ky.. where
he goes to inspect some work be-
ing done in the mines there as
controlled by the owner of Rosi-
clare mines. 1t was pretty cool
the morning he went away and
we are satisfied the trip will
make him sick-so sick he'll have
to return home via. Paducah. re-
naming there a day or two in q
certain hospital, of course where
he can come under the gentle
care Of a certain little nurse.
That would be our fair sur.
mise. Rosiclare Sentinel.
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CIRCUIT court
NOW IN session
Convenes Monday Morning at Nine
O'eloek.-Judge Henderson
Delivers Strong Charge.

The spring term Of the Critten.
den Circuit Court convened Mon
day with a large crowd in attend
ance, Judge Carl Henderson pre-
siding and Chas. Ferguson pros
ecuting. Promptly at 9 O'Clock
the reading OF the docket was
taken up by Miss Georgia Past
uer, Of Princeton, who is assist
ant to Circuit Clerk d. A. Low
cry. Following, the sheriff. d.
Gilliland and his two deputies,
w. II. Ordway and V. o. Chand-
Ter were sworn TO faithfully wait
on the court and the grand jury.
The reports Of the County Clerk.
Circuit Clerk. County Judge and
other officers were then read IN
open court and approved, accept.
ed and put TO record.
The Judge then empanelled
the juries for the term and pro-
ceeded to deliver a strong charge
to the grand jury. The Judge
touched heavily on society gan
bling" as he was reported u
have done at Madisonville anC
Princeton, and also on all othel
kinds Of gambling. misdemean
ors and violations OF the election
laws. He explained the differen'
degrees Of crime. murder. man
slaughter and explained the diff
ferent penalties.
- The Court called attention b
the conspiraeies for the contro
Of the price Of tobacco and othe'
farm products and advised tn
jury should they find any sucl
condition in Crittenden count,
TO call TO their aid secret servic,
men which he felt sure Governo
Stanley would furnish II aske'
TO do so. The fish in stream
within the county must be pre-
tected. no seine, net or trap be
ing permissible under the law.
Next to society gambling III
Judge was harder on cigarett
fiends that any other class Q
citizen, putting him down prett
a low on the social ladder. also III
' dealer who would supply thei
or materials for making them
boys under Is years Of age.
The grand jury was especlall
charged not to be a respecter
persons but to hew to the liz
let the chips fall where the
may. The Court called attentiC
to boot-legging, confederatir
and banding together-mob al
all such matters, saying trut
fully that there is no excuse (
such things IL the juries and o
icers will do their duty.
The grand jurors for the tel
are: j. B. Carter, Foreman.
c. Tyner T. w. Davenpo
y Galen Dixon, Will U. Hugh,
Anthony Cooper, ]. F. Cook.
S. Ainsworth, J. r. Postleweil
J. B. Bradley, Jess McCaslin.
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Charles C. Perry died at the
home Of his father Saturday ev.
ening at 7:3O o'clock March Is,
1916 Of tuberculosis Of which he
had suffered several years. The
funeral was preached Monda,
morning at $50 o'clock at th'
residence by Rev. Royster o
Tolu and the remains wer
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Cutting Down Supply
Of Potatoes and Butter.

Berlin, March 2l. = Each per-
son will be permitted to purchase
1876 grams (about five ounces) Of
butter weekly and ten pounds Of
potatoes each twelve days. 4
1t is understood this measure
is a temporary one, to remain in
force until the local shortage is
remedied by better methods Of
distribution.
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Notice to Creditors Or Debtors,

All persons holding claims
against the estate Of d. P. Camp
bell, decd, will present same
properly proven, to me by or be-
fore May lst, 1916 or be forever
barred. Those owing same es-
tate will please come forward
and settle and save costs.
T. A. Yandell, Admir-.
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five DEATHS
OF The Week
Are Joe Thurmond, Rev. Felix A
Crow, Thos. c. Cook, Mrs. E.
Asbridge and c. c. Perry

Joe Thurmond. a 15-year.old
boy of the Repton vicinity, died
in convulsions Thursday morn
ing, March 18th, and was buried
at Repton in the Thurmond grave
yard Friday.
His mothers maiden name was
Fritts, and Joe was twin, hav.
ing a twin sister.
He was affected very peculiar.
ly it is said, and had several hare
convulsions. His sister was tax,
en- similarly but prompt medica
aid relieved her. and she is nov
better.
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In my last article ! spoke Of
such mineral outcrops and vein
crossings as l had seen and re.
membered along the Ohio River.
from Jacks Point below E'town,
to the Ford's Ferry road above
Cave-in-Rock.
There is an important vein
called the Larue Vein. which
passes through the village Of
Fords Ferry. crosses the river
and enters Hardin county nearly
a mile further up the river. This
vein passes what is known 40
the bend Of the river and re-
crosses at a point just above
Caseyville.
A vein which passes through
Pickern Hill, in KY, enters the
bend Of the river at or near the
little town of Weston. Owing 10
the bend Of the river this vein
never enters Hardin county, but
fe-enters Kentucky further ur
the river. james A. Lowry in
Rosiclare Sentinel.
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10 Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up Tho Systeo
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTRLRsS chill TONIC You knos
what you are taking, a. the formula =
printed on every label, showing II v
Ouinine and Iron In tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 censs
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Rev. Felix A. Crow, of Hop
kinsville, sou OF W. H. Grow, OF
this city, died March 18th OF
cerebral hemorrhage. The re.
mains were brought to Marion
Sat, and burird at Mt. Zion.
Rev. Trotter conducted the fu.
neral services. He leaves one
sister, Mrs. Essa Walters, of St
Louis four half sisters Mesdame.
Nora Robinson, Blythville, Ark.
Ida Carter, Okley, Kansas
Belle Williams and Alice Eskew
of Marion and one half brother
A. S. Crow, Of Fl. Worth. H,
was 46 years of age. f
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Mrs. Ellen Asbridge, of the
Jackson School House section,
south Of Mexico, died Saturday
morning, March 18th, Of cancer
of the stomach and other all
ments. She had suffered a long
time with this trouble and had a
vicious carbuncle on the back OF
her neck which gave her much
pain also. Her physician, DR.,
Spickard, of Fredonia, had held
out no hope for her recovery fol
several weeks. The funeral wa
preached at her home at moor
Sunday and the interment wa
conducted at the Matthews
graveyard Immediately after il
the presence of a large assem-
blage Of her friends, relative
and acquaintance, Rev. Barnet
. officiating.
She is survived by her hu:
} band, John Asbridge but left n
children. The deceased wa
well-known to many Of OF
: people as she lived here on II
=, Wilson Hill farm several years.
u She was in her 72nd year, hi
n ing been born Sept. 25th, lSi
She was married to John Mart
Asbridge at Eddyville in 1867 I
: her 23rd birthday.
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kilograms received by mem
bers of the family Monday morn.
ing brought news of the death Of
Thomas c. Cook at Kansas City,
Mo-, Sunday night, Of paralysis,
He was in his 40th year and was
a son of the late H. M. Cook,
His mother, Mrs. Mary Cook
lives here also. Two brothers
Levi and Robert, two sisters alst
survive, Mesdames lnez Nealy
and Edith Cromwell. His wife
who also survives, was Miss Cla.
Bennett, of Fredonia. The re
mains arrived here at 10 o'clocl
Wednesday and were laid to res
in the new cemetery.
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for 500 and up All
I h e season $ latest
styles. ! furnish pa
per paste and assist.
ant, and DO the Job
IN good workmanlike
manner NAT CARD
WELL
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The Master rushed forward now. flashing tn {
face Of the brute with weil-directed blows. OF
The manster dropped tho victim and with q
s re Of tn tho sF ,Hsks turned
"Ysu must obey. for created you" cried
The monster paused, and his,fury dissolved
into Oh 'idtsh gratitude as h. knelt before tn Q
robe and BaIrglo in puerile giee
Just then tho scintil Ia ton OF hight from tho
shiny metal triangle on the God OF broth
ma nbeast. eph.rmsrai in his mood. and haif,
the giittering .obJect
entered the outer chamber through the revoly-
guard the portal. ~
!, Wi,hou, the usual ritual. he rushed. excited,
Master! All is lost! The spitri, Of Myrn
laboratory. Myra and Mrs. Maynard are there.
Tie nIrs,ssy h. close from
ss M.sfF o, 1assd his. for silence
head from side to side like an imprisone ed
beast of the jungle.
now ta4nea s, 10 f.sM
s1Pisnstio foh:wsd II. Hiss Masser !sDs ssss
IT is we'll. We must, hypnotic tho though,
5 Thsn h. he shall destroy Myrs and. Aiden We
no no~ h hs escs aes' rh'F'
He called - the monster who looked up
's the hs sssss es hs
a. 0fs io the sa tais &c
posed for tho monster was so supreme In
CYL SO lacking in intellect, that his task was
being!
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ad I Tnsn x! PPose sssn 9ner hand.
them ali! 'eN "s''e AppsS's'' visible 20
agony. -
dimy glowing as though composed Of some
phorphorescent material II became moro visible
It was Myra Maynard's fatherl
Mrs Md AVN gave low grcsn and TOPPED
which trembling as in an ssme White sh. en- m
de .,na to o., support pn the so0olls woman
words audible and yet scsreey more sms Ike 'hs
human voice than the whieRer Of tree tops
Black Order"
nu, oh So father It ecat DO true sssped Myra
its hand rested upon tho girls golden head.
Alden Alden was kneei!ns the floor beside tho
Nothing, missed his scientific eyes. lie would
Myra once more.
II must go.some ono else Is cemins-be-
the cYens and taded from veW r, ay
n no, had sost eonsciousness IN this soul rack
now "" -
,; Alden sprans to his feet. and for some mex
drew his oS To 'as aw. where he
A new figure appeared before them now 4,
heh s n sra ss. IN. .hron.
OF the Black Order a few seconds before.
tears coursed down her face. The dead weight
OF OF, her en- sen n, mother bore her down. and
terrorized embrace.
Mh9 are you?" gnsped Alden. his lips
parched and his voice cracking. he spoke
Tho monster spread its great arms and an
swered in laundering tones:
Born OF the Wills OF fifteen men I strfLs
with tho strength OF ten"
AL. the monster seized the table, and raised il
high hi mil IL ali, air /, was thrown down with nm
chair and crushed it between tho great myers
as though It. !. had been made Of straw Now
finally understood tho fearful portent.
ora dsre was FrnnkensteIn OF tho Masters
revolver. and aimed for the great chest Of the
gray gray. ,rohed figure The monster WINGED as the
creased Jury 100 ~ "
A nrmv lodged 5a ,he ponderous roach Of tho
Laboratory into the other eSamb. .' door OF tho
Dan. who mad returned to the laboratory. had
s Hnen rsen Tho he mGnsSf spsd asr
ing her mother TO consciousness.
Alden had sent two more bullets Into En-.
l hulk %no o pursued him bu. to avail They
beasts progress not in the least
Suddenly a curious diversion saved him, as
nsa hes Ss ir,9 sSrnsr Of the ante
tih ing OF ~ reflected light caught h,s child
ss delight I'd. Rtss 4
his bruitish face -
An idea struck Alden whose mind was work.
liz rnI.r WIN tEhtglng speed. in hi. the supreme
china1 OF MIS- night. He for the door which
led to the black walled room which contained
ms hypnotzinS machine; AS no entered this
ird Gsna a. or tho giant. and another into the
ward sen and an asoni. sas howl espp sm, ap
from the thiok lips. This monster charged at
bottled II inside. "' '''F aho
He knew that g. few seconds only were lott
1nrids the room h. swi,chea OF aii tho iiHh..
except those conneotins with tho great Wheel
work behind him.
Tho lignt from tho other room shot through
a 6roken PANEL, accompanying n protrudinK fst
Alden shot at the fat! "
There was another crash, and tho monster
Sroke throuSh tho door Tho physioinn sprnng
back Into . dark oornar and awaited develop-
Inents, honfnE axainat hope as tho great beast
dashed furiously Into tho room
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sa Mss him put t +. 'S aoe.ns .l sSSa stairs
vafnoy uuttsred an tnprsostion under his
*: a.s|:s:y x :iss!ss:a tho ''''''a"'''
Nyra, hope that you" he began, b .
ca4ght UP his hat and walking ztlok.
Sut the Etrt Indignantly interrupted.
DO with mo- any moro" and she turned away,
70 icy asoothing hand upon tho furious phyal.
49, vsrney Laughed .eornfuliy. a. no walked
sTIi,sohinE nnEers ionsed to enclose the nos.y-
Dan followed him downstairs with uncon.
9ealed irarcibility; and, as no slammed the
e eor behind the unwe!eons guest. he saw
through tho curtains the malsvolapt sncer
With which tho departing ono turned 70 face
Dat guy amt after no good for do Ruvnor. -
he mut;ered "Id enjoy croakin' him myself
~hloh remark evidenced understanding OF
human nature much moro correct than his
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CHAPTER LxIII.

Tho birth OK FranEenntc.n
Within the sombro shades of the Black
were being conducted BY tho High Mas
tor and nd. ,ss,S clicked group Of hip ss.sl!'s.
.foo.. "'' '"'e'''"s'' 'o' great plans were no"
sFeshr. 1l '"t Al your
Wills and wicked souls must be coneentrat ed
supreme step OF occult power" we
Fourteen OF tho members. wearing their
from hich danSed thu sr,amsuar discs oSer
inc srsr crime, seemed foreheads. now waited his
Their numbers had been sadly decima ed
Of H late by tho intrepid campaigning of Alden:
4d d0f the o
r sRx'a' work of Halt Aldens Inflated Hindu
o., And so 1t was that they realized that their
s' s G Of this
no implicit. !heih Wills SO sub1uEated to the
sdsd setors had the Il! 81 Nm" S. ete
himself s.ne, realized that In the handsome and
prems antagonist worthy OF his steel"
roam he'd no them into the sensssy of throne
poston of which ha the sper !" was fscinr
cloth covered cabinet in corner OF the room.
,. ~. signal: end An ineant.tion from tho
legged they Bowed in rhythmie ' unison Gross
The M ss.S gaze mrs. the sign Of their dread
With in sem snne e OF *.
horned one who WAS tho deity OF tho Devil
she2ted the unholy maotra Of the broth or.
Thus. concentrating on tho myreriou.
force OF tho High Master Vow he spoke in
a roice ehvernous in Its ponderous overwhelm-
tnG vibration:
Born OF the Wills OF fifteen mon. he will,
strike with tho power OF ten"
Now were these words taken up as the chant
while the Master led them In the slow swing
Ing Of tn cir bodies. Hours seemed TO pass al.
n fn {I-n1x hnr L..
time rnsliy. tho Master fose aowlr 'P Ps h z.
feet. and at a gesture of command tho men
walked slowly across the room. to stand behind
II toward tho empty cabinet
his SenH :Par and ,Ssn shot from
As tho man nearest him placed his lef. h and
upon the Masters shoulder the flow Of tho
dazzling flashes increased in brllianoy and
One after another the brethren Joined th.
curious human chain. adding each time to the
mnis sost strength Of rnagnstism which was.
o And as they stood there still chanting the
wsbin 9 3hs csssson figure began to appear
bore little semblanoe to anything huma
But as their Titanic efforts continued. with
weird cries. 1t assumed the shape of stxs ene
man.. 'e-
More and moro dense IT grow. until in tho
pended from The stone ceiling above, It moved
and raised Its head-a horrible physioEnomy
an 1es Of snd
supreme bestiality and absolute emptiness OF
f'. Il, T. or ,b !, th TSniHh, no
Him well" cried The Master DROPPING his Gsea aTm
the huge beast in growing terror. Ther. wes
gre"some menace In that great hulk OF CON
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Hourine and . msndoiin The.e ne pi.oed on
Mrs talmern temporary platform tho
other I ,;m!d knock came from the aoo5wsy' .
u.r.d an S:1 not be S ID
n re-; maid In this house TOMORROW"
s Sc. to ias sn. 81
Arthur varney
Stare: e.pisia.d the issruder. SiandlE1' Y
100 . Haur Mn sd no .9n,s al
sc had sos oves h.f: W sa spe ,Ssa ps m:
you oaan MIND ., them sPa 80
ieServed seat. az wol
&.ise'sd in vsrneys shre~d eys: ~% n,Sa be- 70.
Of .' W., q ne Aass s:.:sn
Without NOR. sdo. ne Instructed Dan to
s:Hs sa. :s 4s.s +.
r"rned TO Mrs; Palm.r s.peot.atiy;
ss.sz of he
h SH: s sbso 30 psepe In tn.
~ Sn m, disturbed END not able to eoneentrss.
Alden turned OF the switch OF tho electric
@ for m s eevsr In u.saf al, Siss.
shade which east it's rays upon Il. sch Sbe ooi
slate on the table.
s,ruessd his li.sle audience. and he s., down
10 T awas' se esre .d.ssn,u,.,oo n.,
wcs audible only me sound Of their breath.
the slate began t, TIT. though lifted by
Invisible hnsers
gers ,shtened about Myras aTm az ane .. drew Hnv
closer TO the girl
BY 4sS
Now the table rose completely from tho
moor. and then began to move about the
room with !tuc bumps against tho other
Not sound came from tho medium. who
va. spparently unconscious. Alden stepped
ana ,.s.Sias his aa.ss to tho 'T s.,s Hs.
chords Il sseed as Trough Hhi sn o. s.r mu ssnd
had been drawn across tho strings of the
Mrs: Maynard. grosnsd. e. shs covered still
r. m C; re sssl. H. asii
Nov there , game startling blast from tn.
seem to Be ossrisa about inc room. .sov.
varying directions avn
varney gave vent to a. terrified srunt and
ss shs 5ss sss 4.
floor in tho endeavor TO detect any trickeries
II: $s .S s :Sss
seemed a. though company Of spiriss must
= r.. Dsss, n9no ,1 festival
ss.a" e. sramp at emitted Ss
snd, s.ssqns
still more blond-oprdlins Decentralization
SyadenAy shs racket subsidized.
,oxars ,h Haa s ne S 9sos' turned ther Eye.
Thsss vas a. sA :sses .s sr .si slr .oyna,
Il heerd the pencil writing inside" ex-
"dood;"" said Alden, IN whisper. but don't
.sas H. i Il: fsss csas Ss ns ss
AZ he did 90 Arthur vaFnSy Stsppsd forward
opened it and fold II bsnssth II. dim rays
OF ri ne read SSss,s s,s setEhp n,.,,,.,.
"varney Is a member OF tie ,Blaak Order
Beware! YofIr FntherH
VITA quick novenent Just as Alden faced
ABOUT, he rubbed the. pesspge from II and laid
It down upon the table with a nervous laugh.
What 40 Sop moan by Interfering with my
woskf" CRIED The Haynioisn Etrldently.
4. dens sr:.n s ssanmm.r:d ksrasS n sonfs.
sion. "' A'' ''' '''''u'
@ }ss o :Rnssas AZ. 0 s
Shd snouSh h' q yous sy aAsG liant
SsSs as sS snS sa St the hr' time
Ss! "a sls s:4' s.se e. ss
sest:sy sss.,! y!s ss, s yss4 Don't
yaarnsy stepped SssE, NsraFnas4 De ayx::
s !; ;s s:os =: !: &,
'oeEst maehsnstiens sf. IS HsssaI1 "
Guest or no guest, he Doesn't set cut Of
n my ahoys: III threv hlEa out si e. xssdoElss
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yanesd, stretching out tho great stubby ne
Ears OF his hand toward the nearest member.
nd .ps ssSt 1n ays
mn nra 9own AZ he did no. With the sEility. Of
an an torenE -outnnx tho monster spranE for.
msmosr With vioo-i,ke grip.
,, He was lifted II tho air as easily as a
oene, ana before the Master could raise the
whip which had been concealed within his
Slrpis the grost beast Was punching. twie tin9
ana pinchinr tho hupless brother with suueals
az hldoous elSo,
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CHAPTER Lxv.

Within thu innor sanctuary OF tbs BLACK
Order rooms tho Master was giving Var
hey hurried ihstruotionp RIO held two
curious coats. looking moro than anything
slas like GOATS Of mall. aneh ~ tho nodiaevai
Win snsrt,, msSa Th"y were niSs eovsrsd
q TIE alaak Order hYrrledy donnad his own,
On the floor lay tive sh ields, made az mlrrors
ntransay Wrought. One OF these no lifted, and
adjusted over his left arm. Then he raised q