Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-01
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. daughter os Lord Fc'lcr. ir.pscunious
s-sIoess Is dGS7ea ,t e mary S n ,.la;
mine owner. She disconscla:ely waEdsrs
from her hotel In soutb Africa ard dis
covers an aviator about to ny rom me
s sas The i~ aD WIN ts q sSsI'' s
excursion. and q welcome reEef from
thoughts 0. her impending love!ess ma r
riase, she bess, to be taken for nsht,
although she does not know him. he
somewhat unuib.nsiy agrees. and they
start
CHAPTER II.-when size realizes her
} unknown aviator Is not going back An
6rsa in desperation triss 10 choke MIN
w.tl one OF her stockings He b|afts
Of .fri s ."I IsSd,ns in an immense crsaI,
Andrea fnds the natives all bow IN ~or-
ship TO her mysterious comran.on. sne
is given slave bov, 'Bsthtuo," and TIE
v,-E!ts Man sets about building hut Tor
aer.
CHAPTER III.-Asdrea 4, given .
glimpse OF the home which 1. to be hess
and wonders a. its completeness NNte
Man invite. her 90 dinner that svenins'
fused TO take her back 10 civilization An
dEsa acS/ts his invitation, but ne con-
tinuss deaf to her Pleading taSt ne re-
store her to her friends.
CHAPTER Iv.-Andrta is Awakened
from sound fleep next morning o. ioud
pounsns on her f,nt ,: ana w,. .0 M.a
a:,d begins to understood more OF ne
"kost'.F character and the reason for
animals. Ne Is providing FER tie force
OF blacks he employs and VINO look TO
him fer susteEance.
CHAPTER y.-Andrea, worrying cver
her depio.ab,s lack OF change CT clothing,
Is surprised and delighted when trunk.
clothing dear to the Feminine heart. Ia
dropped at her doorway by stalwSrt ma.
Gves and she Is tod by White Man that
SHOT sayes her from the attack o.
sable bull and she Is fast becoming rec.
onc!led 20 her fate after eight days In
the craal.
CHAPTER Won another expedition
rams away viii. her and she e for a
nonent made ridiculous. White Man eK-
plains the African method Of wife pnr'
CHASE oesio" She Is n 1pt, q, A Attsr
runners that herd Of elephants is in
.. tire district and is invited 20 the hunt oy
White Nan. They start down croco.
dle-!ntested stream for The scene OF ths
hunt
CHAPTER vII.-After tedious tramp
three buff elephants are sighted and An.
drea is traushxtd by the excitement OF
the chase. Overcome by the sPsctac.s
| suddenly finds herself IN ths warn en-
brace Of White Man. TO her Surprise
she is BY 70 means Indignant. Andrea
learns that another white man Is en-.
!. ca.lped near Ineir craah bst when sne
declares she would like 20 see him White
Man warns her she must never try to
see or communicate with the STRANGER
Fe refuses to give his reasons, ana An
Grea resolves to n.eet the other man.
CHAPTER VII Whit Man an.
Y = ~ a. -1S M n,
eraticns are made for tho shipment o.!
TIE material On hand. One rainy night
Andrea allows herself TO become De,
spoadent. She gives the signal asfsed
70 hei in case Of danger. with a NIX
ture OF ridicule and comfort ne coaxes
her from her despo ndenc fit His ssroHs
character and his IDEAS o. a lie ef use
fitness are something OF g revelation &c
Lndrea. used to the frivolous existence
common to most ''aristocTats," and she
begins to realize with LITTLE alarm that
/ sho IS beginning to care deeply for him
CHAPTER IX.-Ncxt DAY Andrea is
;asqs wan ana tof fhres Jays q Witt
wages desperate fght for her life. He
succeeds and the incident results IN the
discovery Of thsir love ,ot each oshe !:
| Robert Goldman Trevor. once famous
flyer victim Of nervous shock and. inca
| FACILITATED for work In the air. The trip
IL,
undertaken through necessity. and he is
AFRAID to risk her safety in another
| ascent
More than that: she could now feel
| that the suppressed hatred she had
| guessed at their words had come bold.
| ~ into the open and that 1t was in o
sense labored and forced only because
its intensity was beyond actual ex-
| preston. These men were stripped
| 10 almost unbelievable nakedness-
rGpier and broadsword. tapping. thirst
ing nightly for hearts blood and
nothing less. In comparison with her
own little struggle with Trevor, the en-
counter assumed the proportions OF a
/ meeting Of elements.
II didn't send It," said Trevor soft.
~, because didn't want to remind
.nyseif you were Still unburied. Be.
sides, it looks so clean"
Il know" interrupted Manchester.
| Once more his aston,shingiy flexible
voice changed its tone TO one Of IN
feigned calm. II can understand, Of
course, uS IeInETRcC COuSe Sdt'Oiidt-
! ~, you dislike the idea Of carton in
conjunction with the virgin polish OF
a mahogany box. Well, let's have q
| look at tine thing" H.,
u don't remember having seen you
so sober before" ea,d Trevor. in the
same easy tone, and from its sound
she knew he had turned toward his
room.
Enforced, can assure you" re.
piled MecCtoster. A"Beer strapped on
the wagon by lack Of the neces-"
The sound Of his voice yves cut
short by the closing Of Trevor's door.
/, Andrea, opened, he- own, Just q
crack and looked out. In the very
center Of the ci.cu!ar court sauatted' In
ring = dozen half.naked boat-boys.
Their torsos were still giistening in
the moonlight from the sweat Of their
labor. They all seemed dun Of face
but mighty Of muscle. None, not one,
Of Trevors. people was in sight-a
very surprising fact, for the African
loves gossip with the stranger with.
In his walls.
There was quite long silence then
cnme the pufled tones OF the phono!
graph. rising bell-llke through the
night in climbing aria from "Faust."
Suddenly the eound wayered. swsEved