The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
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~; ;%;:''' s:.: 4: s:;:'s e. THE Law

I, Silva kruntvd, apparently NV
lne as Ions ne Dryer did not ma
move In his direction
Chuckiine 60 himself inwnrdl
his ownf c~lcverncss, the big lrish
ieisurely walked through the
room, picking up the revolver
the dressing table as he did 81.
10 dlspel any suspicion on NJ
part. and to give himself
he walked mi into The kitchen
noiaily turned on tho cold II
faucet II was perhaps a pity
he did 30, for II prevented him
paying attention TO other sounds
Like a bolt from the hlne .anl
unexpecffi. he felt trcnipni
crash on the back Of his head
saw suns. moonE and stars Wild
muddy through flashes Of red
Then there was nothing but ohi
for him, as he sank 20 the kit1
floor.
Black Mike also had been a
some thinkinE.
Settling down the'heavy mahuf
fern stand with which he had q
the trick. Mike quietly relieved
unconscious Dryer Of the empty
voivcr, which ho neatly and cSn
tiouHly filled with the bullets IN
plain CLOTHES mans pockets
Then tore a sheet into strips
bound and gagged him. a precau
which on account OF the mans
Jnrics was almost supcrfiuouH
MIKE was through taking cha
that day.
Then. having plenty of time
the right tools IN his pocket.
%gangster. for the SECOND time
day, picked the lock Of MoirH
About an hour after Btli and
had made their stHit. Black 3
had engaged another tRNl, and
also headed toward Chinatow ~
fast ~ gasoline would tako him
lie had very little doubt IL
destination of the lovers. Hud
orn idea In his crazcd aud fu
hr4tin; 20 nouac his gang ana
out the mon and the girl. " "
him his own life and %cVcrythins
had la the world.
Meanwhile RHl and Mol
reached Chang Los Nafciy.
had paid and dismissed the tn,
without .the drivers susperting
they were. and Joe Wong let the.
without any ones seeing them
Mol had been silent an the
down. She had Crouchcd. 30,
held. In the arms 81 tho man
loved while unnccustomcd prl
Of thankuinnss aud of reborn
were stirring in her heart
Joe Wong smiled my ~tcrlousiy
Importantly ~ he led them FOR,
7 10 EHH a.uaN.FHr H...H ~. N.Ha
irfitatrd Muli, for her NERVES
when she reached the doorwaA.
the cause. and hcr heart all
stopped beating with joy ~
his breakfast at tho tall
Chang Io sat her father
man once morc.
With "a cry Of JOY that wen
BUS heart she threw herself
Mnddcn's arms.
DADDY. dear paddN she {,
aud covered his pate face with kI
bsppcr Btli stood lu the door
swk ward and ~ ~ ease. the 20
In which he stood ~ regards Mad
seemed rather doubtful Ia his +
and perhaps he even was glad
b" had "A good revolver la his 20,
but silky Moli pcrchcd ON
fathers knee. was rumpiing his
In the dear delightful way h. hu
often dresmt % In prison, she
him the whole story once more.
he had already heard most OF II {
Chang. only MOLLY put bon th"
personal touches which Chang
philosopher though he was only
pected At the CLOSE Of her s
Silent took his daughters flul
face In both hands and looked
into her eyes. what ho saw q
must ,havc satisfied him. for thr
he sighed. he kissed her Ions
icndoriv Then putting her d
| from his knee hc turned IIs go
| ton to ballard. whose attitude
tho door was riIu Do of wat,
waiting
" only have oL' daughter tu o.
happy Madden spoke with IL
tain quiet dignity witch appcai.0
Ballard Whore are tho Jewels
with . SIGH ~ relief pappo'
came forward aud l1iI them ON
table before Chpug and "
father
"wc'rr through We're g.
straight ho answered Madden
Hpokcn question. looklug him risI
tlr ~
t'ro Bc Continued