The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

Continued rom puf last thstt'
Thoy came at last upon a uny
clearing. and with "a warning tom Do
upon her companions arm.. Dos
flashed the torch on a small d1.i
opening before them.
Il was. Indeed. tho cave OF
which she had told him. hut the
stonus had been rolled away From
the entrance. with upturned face.
protrudcd. the head OF n man
asleep. 10 rested upon M OF The
stolen launch Cushions, ana ,uo
rug from th, same SQUIRE .u-
whipped hia shoulders. opeuIus
acruss tho breast to disclose
Franks coat
ray bent car and scrutlulE-
cd the sleeping man. 1t a .u.
doubleday the Same face as ;Hti
which had looked in on hcr
through tho library window he
same white. drawn lace, pinchrd
ow with privtiati0n and expos
ure. but, with those Wild, mnrius
eyes closed. the likeness to some
one whom she had known grew
stronger and stronger.
Then she drew back with q lt-
tie start. why. with that horrible.
Eaunt look gone u would he llsr
nkc-Wns her mind playing her
fulrr' Had she gone mad n
could not bo-lnd yet she bent
forward wish her n%sonizcd eyes
searching the unconscious face.
and then tho torch dropped rate
thing upon DO, stones and Captain
Warren stoudicd himself upon Dis
cruichcs and placed "a firm itu
over her lips 90 stiflc the scrurm
which rose tu them az he urHw
hcr slightly away.
You saw O." She tore his haul
away from hor lips.
Yes lie proanod. II saw. and
! know that we both must be gu-
ing crazy, Didn't I see him die.
out Their Ion No Mans Land?"
"No'' she cried softly. Il have
known o. ! have felt HIS nenru,1.
to me ever since I came home.
That man ls my brother,"
CHAPTER NJ
= tell you, I saw him dio,'
Captain Warren Rroaned once
more. Then he spoke with q
change Of tone. Whoever ho may
be. we must get him out OF this
ana at oncci No. don't return to
him. u IL should prove to be VIII.
he must De suffering from some
form Of amnosin. and II you awgk-
On him suddenly the shock mas
xiii hint"
what do YOU wish me to do.
Captain Warren"
Take the pocket torch and ro-
turn TO the edge Of the woods.
where u borders the lawn OF
your place, and walt. when we
come out look at mo. ald u ] nod
IL VIII mean that the miracle Is
true, ana "a friRhtful mistake w1'
made somewhere Then speak o.
him quietly. as though you IA,
seen him only m hour before and
had come ont TO meet him igror,
me I will follow YOU To the nous,
and telephone FOR Doctor Green
But only n ! nod. 10 I do nor. rur
into the house and leave IA alone .
do you think you a manage
him." she asked softly.
y think 80. | am going 10 tr,
an experiment which I have seer
prove successful before. Now ~
and pray that what we hope fol
may be rue"
Without a word Fay took M
torch and flew down the trail a.
though she dared not glance
/ backward lest her strength TAI
her and the captain bent over ant
tclt for the shoulders OF tho un
conscious man. shaking him rough
Is.
Come on, win! Were goini
| Overt"
Automatically the man tried q
spring 20 his fcot,
Rotten dug-Out, that, Bu
we've known worse; oh. Wnrrie o
Come m. VIII" The captain
heart ieaped and his voice wa
none TO steady. Tho rest hav
gone on ana we must follow
who the he'll took fny rifle
Say, my head feels queer"
Never mind your rifle; wei