Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-05-02
Bulldog Drumm0nd
BY CYRIL McNElE ("Sapper")
A Novel Of Mystery, Love and Adventure
BY CYRIL McNEuE ("Sapper"
Copyright, 1921, - George n. Dor.u o.. }

For PHYS sake go away, You've
done enought harm as it is"
! Mr.. Benton tackled toward the door.
where he paused. swaying
| "Disgraceful." he remarked solemn
| ly. Rising generation no reshpect
for elders and bettersh. Teach'em
lesson. darlington. Dozen all good
Gne-two-three. all ranged in a
trailed off. and. after a valiant at
: tempt to lear against a door which
was not there. he collapsed grace
! fully in heap on the floor.
, You vile hound said Phyllis. turn
ing Xix" young tigress on Laking-
ton. ITS your doing entirely that
! he's in that condition"
But darlington merely laughed
! When were married" he answer
r ra lightly lily, Wsll put him into
"Married"' she whispered tenseIy.
Married. Why. you loathsome rep
| tile. I'd Kill myself before l married
! you
! darlington suavely. for the third
/ act of melodrama. Doubtless we
: can elaborate il later In the mean
time. h0wever"-he glanced at his
! "atch-"time presses. And don't
want TO go without telling you
{ Drummond. Unfortunately both Mr.
! Peterson and ] have TO leave you for
tonight: hut we shall be returning
! tomorrow morning-or at any rate, I
ShaH. You will be left in charge of
. Heinrich-you remember the filthy
b"che with whom you had words
, the other night? AS you may expect,
! he entertains feelings of great friend
ship and affection for you so YOU
should not tack for any bodily com
III YOUR present somewhat cramped
position. Then tomorrow. when
return propose to try few ex-
f.; per!ments on you. and though I fear
! Won WIN fin1 them painful, it's a
, grI- ling to suffer in the cause of
science You will always have
, the satisfaction of knowing that dear
little Phyllis will he well cared for"
! win sudden. qui"k movement he
sized the girl and kissed her before
!:'he realized his intention The rome
round Drummond creaked as he
struggled impotently. and La'<in.-
? toms sneering face seemed to swim
I in a red Ciow.
That is quite in keeping, is i,
not he snar!ed. ito kiss the lady.
and To Strik" the man like this
aud this-and this? - rain
Of blows came down on Drummond's
! roe M. with Saspine sigh the
@!Ti Slipped fainting to the floor
'Ehatii do. Lakington." said Peter
son. intervening once again. Have
N" girl carried UPSTAIRS and send
''i ii''thFiCIl IL time We were OFT y
With AN effort Lexington let his
hand "a! !" his side and stood back
from his victim.
"Perhans for the present it will
he said slowly Put tomorroW-to-
morrow. Capt Drummoud Won shaI
scream to heaven for mercy. until /
take out your tongue and YOU can
scream n" more He turned as the
';"r.naa came into the room. Il leave
them to YOU, Hrinrich." he remarked
he. do, II;
shout. and gag them"
'h' G"iman.f eyes were liked on
Hugh Gloatingly.
They win not shout twice" he
Sa'd IN his cultural voice. 1.-THE
dirty boche t" it himself will see"
We appear" remarked Hugh quiet
y. few minutes later. TO be in
for q CHEEKY night"
For It UnnIent the German had left
tn" room. and the three motionless
bound figures. sitting grotesuueiy in
their chairs. We're alone.
"How did they get You. Toby"
Half II dOze, Of EN- suddenly an
pearcd' answered Sinclair shortly.
"kno"k"d me on the head. and the
neAt thing | knew | was here in this
dgmncd chair.
lis that when you got your face
e asked Hugh.
No" SAID Toby. and his voice was
p grim W." Shnr" in the matter of
faces. Old man"
( darlington again. Was it," said
D. Hugh softly Dear heavens, if
Z could get one hand on that O.. :.
e II" broke off and laughed. What
= about you. Algy?"
Il went laundering in over the
= way, old bean returned that
% worthy. and some dam fellow
" Knocked my eyegIass off So. as
conIdr't see 10 Kill him. had &c
$ Join. the picnic here"
Hugh laughed, and then suddenly
!. grew serious.
:. "f:y the ~ay, You didn't see man