Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-24
DAUGHTER OF THE SUN,

ne was confident on the instant. :,
might surround herself with ~ she
accessories, but-her purpose was uV'Uriul uau
symbols, II you like" she said o,.
iessly-she mad been staring at him No.e' are
foundly and well might have i,n ai,. pro.
something of his train of tbnmnpsed
as are statues and pictures Int-- svn,It,t
me homan church. My bright .co,o.ln ln
bird is older now than Won on,yiUmiored n'imre
or !, when we die. Age, bright Tni s,i oe,
and chatter! My puma means n,is neathers
me that you would not underst,n9cn 9cn TO
ing OF another race. Further III De-
or another lift n hand against bis su you
tress he would tear out your thsoiIs... niIs.
You have had me brought boro
some purpose|' said Kendric. 'e los
She sat forward, straight in hos d..
ner Two hands,gripping the carved Sra,r, ,ra,
Dld l not tell you when frst rms,
SPOKE SPOKE together that had use for "S we we
since then have 1 not sent mysoit yoat
your thoughts many times? bid d" INTO mo
come TO you, that you should ren,.1 mot
here? oiought you
- am no man for mysterios - l.
sald. Tell me: Did you someLnu. ne
aboard the New Moon at San S''TW NV get
or did my fancy play me a trick ~ 3Heso'
..u,,h ou ask me questions !" she moab, 81.
When you would believe what Icned; mIOSsSd;
you, no matter what word l snotn tGaSsd
1 SAID that across the miles, over n, III
tam and desert and water I sou. n,ouh.
Spin TO you-would you belieyey;, my
ro,d," no. Not when there are otbo,
reader explanations. 'e other
Sbn icnl n
to the parrot. u pointed
10 Chatter! . Questions put when ~,
w mot expect an answer. A LnnGIrodd Iod
i~'I iom, ~ vi Moras and only red and yol'
; 10" oundle OF feathers at the end 'ey,
you and I!'' nnlerlcanO,
He returned her look stcodrr
Then tell me what Won s. want
he said. "And in one worJ III III me,
you yes or no. IL give
That is man talk 7" she criod "a,
YET, Senor jim Kendric. thero anu anu
times even in mans life WIZ, 'ome .h
yes or no is spoken for him" "e' tne
She paused for him to drirr :. -
that her statement meant. Then ~ al
ne remained silent, his eyes bostio Wnen M
hers, she went on. her sneoch upon
and passionate. "There are Groa. quick
penlngs on foot. American. To. Tbo.on nap,
De war and death: there will he wi. VIII
ing down and building up. Ana ttar. !. T.
l who will direct and it is Won who !. .,,,,s y
teke my orders and make them ,a VIII
ana in the end shall be n ZoratS..
whom the world shall know md r,oa uo'i
snail snail be a mighty man, the man 'Ca ~
,I Fine words" It was his time n
mock his time to glance at the S ancient %
Yes. Jim Kcndric. Fine word. ,,s
more since they are great truths raU,
you think Zoraida Castelmar n Girl 81
mad fancies, will speak freely WIKI
you since all depends on me and II iS
IN my mind that much will depend m
YOU ana why on you? Why have I
! put my hand out upon you. foreignerp
because you are such man as would
make were 1 God; n man strong vud ond
fearless and masterful: man 9rrat "au
worthy to the death when his word il
given and >his honor is at stake No
do not judge you alone by what han,
nened at Ortega's gambling house. Bpt
mat htted in with all l knew of Won
Where else can l find man TO lose
ten thousand, twenty thousand dollars
all that he has, and think no more of
the matter than of a cigarette paper that
the wind has blown from his hands?
| have heard of you. Jim Kendric, and
l have said to myself: rs there such a
man? l know none like him. Then
! went for myself, saw for myseH
judged for myself. And now offer
you what l offer no other man and
what no other mortal can offer YOU"
You give me pretty clean bill OF
health" he said quietly. "Now what
follows?"
This: There will be war in Mex.
| ico-"
mo new thing" he cut in. There
Is always war in Mexico"
! To be continued tomorrow