Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-09

where the by-ways persisted at the brink
Of the jungle, the cultural cries of ma
rauding balloons and the coughing of the
alligatOrs in the black estuaries fractured
the vain silence of the wood.
BY 10 O'Clock the streets were deserted.
| The oil lamps that had burned sckly
! yellow, at random corners, had been eX'
! tinguiShed by some economical civic
agent. COrallo lay sleeping calmly be-
| tween topping mountains and encroach-
| ing seas like a stolen babe in the arms
| of its abductOrs. Somewhere over in that
tropical darkness-perhaps Already thread
/ ing the prOfundities Of the alluvial low
| landslide high adventurer and his mate
were moving toward lands end. The
game of FOx-in the Morning should De
coming soon to its close.
| Goodwin, at his deliberate gait passed
! the long, low Quartet where COralio
contingent of Anchuria's military force
slumbered, with its bare toes pointed
heavenward. There was a law that no
| civilian might come so near the head
/ quarters of the citadel of war after 3
O'clock but Goodwin was always forget
ting the minor statutes.
"Ouien vive?" shrieked the sentinel,
wrestling prodigiously with his lengthy
musket.
Americana growled Goodwin, with
out turning his head. and passed on, IN
/ halted.
/ To the right he turned. and to the
left up the street that ultimately reached
/ the Plaza NaciOnal. When within the
/ toss of a cigar stump from the intersect-
/ ing Street of the Holy Sepulchre he
/ stopped suddenly in the pathway.
! He saw the form Of tall man, cIothed
/ In black and carrying a large vase
hurry down the cross street In the direc-
! tion Of the beach. And Goodwtn'S sec
Ond glance made him aware Of a Wom-
an Mt the mans elbow on the farther side,
VINO seemed 10 uIee l3I M"Iu' ~ nv ',,.jft
TO asSIsl uel - IT.. 80 No 20.
put SIItUC Pl'sL 4"9' W.
raliaHS' uVSe tNo' ., 1900,
Goodwin followed AT lncreaSea sp sFa,
/ nut without any OF me ar.4ul "a t ,SS
/ that are 50 dear to the heart OF me
s'q Urn n ne st AtF og +b "G dstec %G lie
/ etond &c IN noart cor tEa neonIn Of An
! obTrio ond nm fo- no1ftfoaI reasons he
/ y-orlS have darno1ded tban ana there the
/ r,orar - C,os H.. deeirn of bis marty
/ 70 eaSrra the IrnoerlIed fund to restore
! n 70 +ba treasury ~ tho country and to
! dcclare ITSELF in mower without bIoodshed
~ rosistorco
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/ ~ on I,r,eo5 70 ~. cptrv haing saved
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/ Tho s,ots Of The folouses In the upper
story OF the hotel. They have engaged
rooms" said Goodwin 70 himself. 50,
then their arrangements Tor sailne nave
/ VT L" "e inaue-
At that moment there came along one
Estcban Delcado. a barber, an enemy to
\ no avisti,, e,orerDrnen- iovi,l nIottar
against staEuation In any form. This
I oftep ramqfuiner out 81 doors as late gs
/ II nost meridian lie was PARTISAN
/ T liberal. aud ne greeted Goodwin with
iiatulent importanSe as q brother in the
cause But lie had something important
TO tell.
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