Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-08-01
EVENING EDITION.

md had to die AASI ~ 49,
c chn,,+ Mar wrists, drawn cruelty light
"a then ~cunningly knotted.
- Eor the. second Celia waS
al FOR her gloves; the next. more
than ever she regretted tnat snesWore
thsrs ItNwould have been dtnicult
ano,rh for her to free her hands
INV even without them. n UPON
that a worse thing SbefeH e z
81 beg mademoisellesss pardon Y AlS
hurt her said Adele.
And she tied n flrIs .h tna sS ,ana
sha must have the use Of LEI fingers.
even though her gloves mad Stasrnia
famble. Now she had 9 theS$use
Of them altogether.
= She began to feel that she TwaSs1n
,,aster-hands. For Adele stood up,
and passing q cord round the upper
mart of her arms, drew ner elnows
back, To bring any strength tosheip
her in wriggling her Tree she
must be able to raise ner BOYS
her hack she was robbed entirely of
her strength. And all the time her
strange uneasiness grew. She made
a movement of revolt, n al one
the cord was loOsened. ~
"Mlle. Cecilia objects to my tests
said Adele, with a laugh. 70 Mme
Dauvray. "And I do not
Celia saw upon the old woman.s
foolish and excited face e. lookssSo :
yeritable CONSERVATION.
Are you afraid, Cellar" sne asseu-
The Great Test
! There was anger, there was men
ace In the voice, but above all these
there was fear-fear that her Illusions
were to tumble about her, celia
heard that note, and was quelled BY
it." This folly Of belief. these seances,
were the one touch of color In Nine.
Dauvray's life.
And it vas just that Instructive
need Of color which had made her so
easy to delude. How strong the need
ply it, Celia knew we'll. She knew
it from the experience of her life
when the Great Fortinbras at the
climax of his fortunes. She had
Travelled much amongst monotonous,
drab towns without character or
amusements. She had kept her eyes
open.
She had seen that 1t was from the
denizens Of the dull streets In these
towns that the quack religious wonA
their recruits. Nine. Dauvray's life
i nod haan a YeQfnYaI eRS ~S0TI- Il
mt, these exneriments had come IA
cnIor # Madame DauvrAy-rnllst iat
anv rata nrase1va the memorv ~ that
~ ."So $3.50
"Mo" : ssid ho,dlv. "r an no+
fraid - and after Nat shs
more.
Her elbows were drawn firmly back
and tightly bound. She was sure she
could not free them. She glanced
then sema giirrmar - 49, snra
IN. For Helene Vanauier saye her
= lob q sn,iIa ~ roo s,rancS - r,aa
a.. 10 sha saiS ar T,iTI 1890 49,
be,n ~ ea'1' VIZ oo14e ~ .Souf
"et n,,.n,. n. ~.
rho. .Ss'H
ihen' 70 make Still more;
sure Auele turnea me g'r4 aDout as
ceIeihon!ous as II sne q peen
DacK OF ner arms, dreWt both ends
rouho IN front no knotteo them at
her waist.
NOW, Ceile, SAID Ade!e, W1tn..a
vlDratlon IN mel. voice which Celia
aaa not remarked before.
Excltement was gaining upon her,
as upon Nine. Dauvray. Her face
was flushed and shiny, her manner
as s;naIs . and quick. cslia's IN.
easlness grew INTO Tear. She could
J nave used the words which Hanaudl
spoKs tne next day IN that very room
- mere Is something here which !
40 not understand" h
me Y TOT hands
mmunlca something 70 hes
somethlng that TILED her with u
alarm. She could not have
i~oituu!ateo II II she would; M dared
no. - sne couid. n mad but to
s sNow." said Adele:
one LOOK the girl by M shoulders
and set aer ma clear space IN the
nliuole OF the room, her back to the
recess, ner ace to the mirror, where
a. Soulo see her: 5
nkow' CeAs.-she mad dropped the
mne. and the ironic suavity OF her
mdnher-Iryt to! free yourself.
ror a mpment the girls shoulders
4 Workeo, her hands fluttered. But
ehey remalned hslplessly bound.
An, you VIII pc content, Adele.
'o4,gnt, cried Nine, Dauvray eagerly.
nessEs ust tho ~ ,ns m las OF her eager
pared-thare IinnsraS a. sne oeeh pre-.
IonL i!nseieo flavor OF
: BY: :si \; vas u, .'''' .: one ss:ss,s'' e' y