Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-01

man had gone thoro 90 consult with
.H. Nln.Hssa G0yar concerning
lu. molecular ,lg1g ...' Nl. .u
..N,t n h. form Dutuuu
nH. d.eHE un u busted t.wni, on
,h. ...U.u border Ut fH Iunnb
uHa night boo OBJ. explorers tent.
.urr fue excavations .ns inscrlt
.... ert'ur. walked .n pp RuiHau
500 ono In.W how o.. got INTO the
fuf or where Dee uwe from
Giovanni told about d. The tent.
Hln simply opened aud the big
Oriental appeared Ile had some.
thing under has arm rolled up BOO u
rlytr.carpot llr gave uo af'Hu-
.un Co Giovanni but be- a.llm,l
..ae @ C1ol.o 20 the little American
Master" Doe said, "you wcrc hard
20 nuI have looked over the world
Cor you"
Ana be- squ1ttod down on the dirty
NuHr lv kulWius camp stool
The two men spent the remainder
of 'he u.rht looking co the present
,ha, tn, creature uruurh, Rodman
100 Dis TmyerUlrpel They wanted
Ito know where ne Oriental got u.
and that's how the story came out.
Doc was something. scBrDh,r seems
our nearest English word 20 tin
fh. great Shan Monastery on the
southeastern plateau OF tho Cobb. lie
was iUo king Tor Rodmau because he
had tir lght-hcrc was another
word that the two men could nnd no
term .u any modern language to
translate. "a little flame was the
literal meaning
Tho present wns from the trca.
surn-roum % the monastery: the
very carpet around 10. Giovanni said,
vas worth twenty thousand lire.
Thofo was another thing that came
Out u the talk that Giovanni after.
ward recalled. Rodman was % ac.
ccp' 'he prgson, and the mau who
. hto. % % 20 him. The Ori' ntal
would protee, him. In every way, ia
every direction. from things visible
and invisible. he made quite n
speech about H. But. there was one
thing from which he could not pro.
.toCt him.
Tho Oriental used a lot OF his an.
Client words 20 explain. ana he did
not get 10 very clear lie seemed 10
mean thar the creative forces OF tho
spirit would not toler'c division %
. worship with ,hr creative forces %
\ The body tho celba,e notion IN tho
Imonls,lc idea.
/ Giovanni thought Rolman ala not
understand g.; he thought be him.
/ scf understood % better Tho monk
WAS p.cIs.ar R1lman 20 "a high v.r.
.tuo. ln Tie lapse OF which something
.nwtl. was sure % happen.
Giovanni. wrote a letter 20 the
State Department when Dc learned
what had happened 90 R0lmlr The
state Department turned 8, over 20
The court a. the trial think ~ was
one ol the things that influenced the
Judge IN his decision san. az the
thine. there seemed no other reason.
able decision 20 make.
The testimony must have ap.
.nar-l incredible. % must have ap.
.rolrel fantastic. 40 man reading
.fhe rrcori could have come % any
other conclusion ahog, H. Yet u
SEEMED !mposs.b.c-ai least. Il
seemed Impossible for me--to con.
slider This src3t vital bulk % man
las a monk OF one o. The oldest 70.
.lE.1ls orders !n The world
Every common. academic conccp.
ton OF such monk he distinctly
ncgaf.ve4 lie impressed M. In.
stead. as Possessing The ultimate
Qualities % clever diuiomacy-ihe
subtle ambassador 90 some new
. Oriental power. shrowd. suave. &C.
comp' shed.
When one read the yellow hacked
Iccurtrgcori. the sense OF old. ob,
scusc. mysterious agencies moving
IN sinister menace. invisihlv. around
RnimIn could not D. escaped from.
You believed o. Aealns, your
reason. against an modern cK'
pcrisnce 90 LIE. You believed u.
There was one man lu the world
that everybody wished could have
been present "a ~, time That was
Monsieur Jonluells Ionquclle was
chief % the Criminal Investigation
Department % the Service d. IA
Surcte IN Paris Tie had been On
charge % the French secret service
on the frontier % the shan states,
and az the time he was In Asia.
anoiher In<faliment ol the unusual