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doorstep for the last half year
what do you know about that?"
Her bear-leader gave her a
nudge in the side.
Don't publish it, you fOolw
"Fool yOurselfw
With them was the dark-eyed
Catherine, sallower than usual,
with a vivid bruise on one cheek
and her much-abused mouth drOop-
ing like tired mothers. Her sick,
sad, passion-weary gaze was fast
ened upon the oncoming girl who
was so soon to burn, and her eyes
filled up with tears that over
brimmed and crawled own her
face. They were the only tears
in all the crush Of the sweating
crowd.
Near the market cross, with the
wheeled stage drawn to one side,
a considerable space had been kept
clear. Here was the stake-firmly
planted, tall, and pointed like a
wooden spike intended for impale-
ment. Billets of wood were
stacked up about it, forming sort
of mound from which it rose. And
there was a great quantity of
bound faggots, and burning Goals
in fire-basket, and brands wound
with tow and anointed with pitch
to serve as torches, and heap of
(Tonfinued on Pare I5)
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helps to remove the body's urlnous
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and he ran his sword right through
his fathers body as he knelt at
his prayers.
Then an angel came straight
down from Heaven and broke the
sword in two, and the thing with
the great ears vanished, and the
witch turned into a white serpent
and fell to the floor, and then
changed back to a woman again,
and the people seized her, and
bound her."
"Heaven save us! l was asleep
in my bed through it ALL"
A vibration struck through the
crowd. The shudder of a general
vague movement passed over it.
"Here she comes"
There was a trample, a jostle,
the squeal of children. On the
steps going up to the great doors
of the Cathedral people stood close
with their hands on one another's
shoulders. Boys had even climbed
up the stone-work, clinging to the
carved kings and angels that were
nearly life-size, or to the project
ing gargoyles where the leaden
waterspouts terminated. Inside
the church, as everyone knew, the
dead Count lay in state, with tall
candles burning at his head and
feet. He was habited in purple
and ermine, his hands folded on his
breast over the little crystal.
enclosed relic he habitually wore,
and his face expressionless and
austere in its perfect calm as
wax death-mask.
An involuntary movement of in
terest stirred the formal person.
ages seated on the dais of the
wheeled wooden stage. Sabine's
bosom heaved She felt the thrill
of that pure triumph which is pure
ioy. Her nature spread and con-
tracted its claws like a tickled cat.
Course youw
Sidonia, walking between her
two jailers, but not in contact
with either, was in very narrow
and winding lane whose sides were
close-pressed bodies.
"Witch. Witch!'
"The Devil can't save you now,
my girl, .,,
Women's voices, mems voices.
She recalled a clearing in the
forest of autumn, and a mob of
forest-folk, and an ashen-haired
thing that had once been woman
clawing and screaming. She had
been furious and afraid then
Afraid of the fire. And fear was
a garment she had discarded. 1t
was ordained that she should pass
through just such a close crowd
of watching people, and that they
should cry out.
A lanky, vagabond jester, I'M
shaver, began to babble to anyone
who would listen to him, turning
his head from side to side.
"There she is! There she is!
That's the witch that set the foul
fiend on me in the forest, the same
that put her spell on a whole
street two days ago, and then van
ished out of sight. She's a witch,
she's a black witch! Her fiend
nearly knocked the soul out of
me-"
A big, tawny-haired wench, Syl-
vane, who was standing near him,
uttered laugh.
Bah, You and your soul
Your witch has lived right by my
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VT HEN SldOnia came out I'M
w der the roof of the sky, all
w that surrounded her ap-
peared strange, as though it per-
tanned 70 some region at the worlds
end. although she was quite in
curious concerning it. The house.
fronts, whose window-shutters
were thrown back, and from whose
window-openings cranIng faces
looked down, might have been the
facades Of dwellings in Cathay -
they seemed so utterly unrelated
20 any past experience Of hope or
fear
She moved between the two
scrub bearded, leathern tunicked
men who had drawn her from the
priSon-pit. Her arms were bent
. hind her and fastened. Just
above either elbow a cord was
q d. The men held these cords;
'.ay seemed unwilling 70 touch
h., As If she were carriOn, or a
w lfDtIs i Nv iiIDf llillE
d''l. close. The sky was graylsh,
i-zod over, as on certain sultry
days in August or July. And there
was warmth in the MINDLESS air
" U-arayy, unnatural. Perspira-
z n prckcd out upon the faces Of
. prie standing three and four
Grrp whore the lane-way widened,
c.Grarging upon the market
.r.sre. Was this the last month
o. frosty autumn, the threshold Of
V.ut.r?
cts the fire Of Perdition," said
one woman 10 another. OTIS closer
10 US than we think"
AS close as that witch they're
bringing now The breath Of the
Devil goes with her"
They caught their own breaths
in spasm Of half exquisite spiri-
tual fear, feeling that the hot cape
Of the dragon was opened above
them, and the flames of the pit Of
damnation beneath their feet might
break forth out Of the suddenly
~, fest
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a dull red cloud. This was merci-
full. He saw the lack-lustre slant
of entering light, and for the mo-
ment it held no significance. He
drew a deep breath. The insup-
portable thing was real-real as
his own ''fe. He moved convul-
sively. The thongs held. Unless
some man or angel freed him he
must go mad.
The stiffness was unbroken.
There had been no sound at all
since those who rendered him help
less had left him where he was.
This silence was more dreadful
than any outcry, the whistling,
neighing and rumbling tumult of
devils, or the non-human screech-
ing of a torture-room. 1t was, IN
itself, protracted torture.
An hour must have passed since
sunrise. The light was curiously
dull.
A twisting key grated. With a
creak the door opened inward,
carefully. Gervais stared toward
it as souls held in the fiercest fires
of Purgatory might turn their
speeches. gaze to Heavens mes
senger.
The young man Hugh, his friend,
stood Just within the room.
Gervais moistened his lips.
Hugh" he said.
The other came forward, slowly.
He looked haggard and it set an
alien stamp on him.
For Heavens sake release me.
I've no weapon. | swear, on my
honor as a knight, to make no at
tempt to overpower you"
His voice grated as the key had
done.
Hugh did not Immediately an
swer. He seemed to be examin-
ing with puzzled and anxious eyes,
and his hand strayed to his
sheathed dagger and halted there.
When a man is CHASTITY and pub
lie victim of witchcraft, and has
fought a pack of assailants with
every appearance of demoniac pos
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should speak like a normal Chris
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companion in duress. There was
nothing of the Devil about Ger
vais, straitened and crippled, only
pain
Il cannot wholly free you.
Not yet. But III cut the thongs,
Gervais."
The captive uttered nothing. All
the lines of his face We're set and
tense. Not yet. That meant that
the WITHDRAWING was still unac-
complished. He was rigid with a
waiting tension that stretched
nerve and muscle.
With the edge of his dagger
Hugh severed the many bonds.
Then ne stood back a little. He
was awkward, uneasy. This was
quite beyond his short experience,
that embraced only the thrust and
skirmish of mounted warfare and
rough love play. An impulse
urged him to cross himself, but an
other impulse held him from doing
so, Tor TINS was GerValS, MS TREND,
who had just spoken as sanely as
any man.
Deliberately Gervais moved-very
deliberately. He was holding him
self back. He did not speak.
There was nothing more to be said.
He had given his promise to Hugh,
as one knight TO another, and it
could not be broken. But Hugh
would leave him, locking the door
again, and then. His brain smoul-
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into the stiffened channels-mol-
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He passed his palms mechani-
cally over his cramped thighs, look
ing down as he did so at the bloody
weals where his wrists had been
thOng-bruised.
Hugh, who had thought of many
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CHAPTER XXXVIII.

WI HEN Sidonia came out I'M
w der the roof of the sky, all
w that surrounded her ap-
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Building Permits

Gregg 8 Son, cornice. 1909 Madison.
8, T. McLealand, garage. 4oo-i1 s,
j. a. Harris. dwelling and garage. 2s41
Indianapolis 81 700.
J. A. Harris. dwelling and garage. 2S47
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Legal Notices

Legal Notices
N~~~~~N~r~~~~S~N~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Indiana
- Historical Society viii be held at the
Dec 10, ~ " y 'i0oN' i'''''
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
The Undersigned, administrator OF the
estate Of Mary. Wallis, deceased. hereby
diaHe. he will at the hour OF 1000 a. M,
%. the goth day of December, 1926, at
900 s, Delaware St. in the City Of Indi-
annapolis, Marion County, Indiana. and from
day TO day thereafter, until Sold offer for
sale at private sale, all the interest Of said
deceased Mary Wallis, in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate:
The undivided one-seventh interest In
and TO Lot Number Two (2) in Out-Lot
one hundred five 900 being flfty-three
(63l feet front on Delaware Street by one
hundred fifty $500 feet deep, in the City
OF Indianapolis, Indiana.
Lots mum bered sixteen l16) and seven
teen (17) in Ebenezer Dumonta sub.
fydond Fl r Of ole 9gto lumber 0ne
according 10. the plat Of said sub-divisioI.
az recorded in plat book H.-2, at page 10,
n the office Of the recorder of Marion
The last above. described real estate
favor of the Bankers Trust Company Of
Lot Su@beT three % 4 In @vv eSiinE ct
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LAST RITES ON
THURSDAY FOR
A. S. M'ILVAINE
Wholesale Lumber Dealer
Dies After Short H.
ness.

Albert S. McIlvalne, so, Of 1888
Washington Blvd, wholesale lumber
dealer in Indianapolis since 1909,
died Tuesday at his home following
a short illness.
Funeral services will he at 3 p. m.
Thursday at the Episcopal Church
Of the Advent, with the rector, the
Rev. Clarence Wyatt Bispham. Of
floating. Active pallbearers will be
members Of the -Koethe
post of the American Legion and
burial will be in Crown Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. McIlvaine, born in New York,
May II, 1865, came to Indiana when
boy, the family settling at Vim
cennes. He married Miss Cora VIII
lisns, June %. 1897 The following
year he entered the lumber business
in Vlncennes. In 1909 he came to
Indianapolis and continued in the
lumber business. He was active In
his work up to the short illness
which resulted in his death.
Surviving are the widow, seven
children, Heathcote r. and Harry B.
McIlvaine Of this city; Albert s. Nc.
Ilvaine Jr.. Atlanta, Ga; Charles P.
McIlvaine, Miami, Fla; Mrs. Carl
NJ. Waldron, Minneapolis. Mimi,
and Mrs. Arthur p. Holt and Mrs.
Ralph S. Decker of this city. A
son. Francis A. McIlvaine, was
killed in the World War and the Nc
Ilvaine-Koethe Legion Post was
named after him. Mr. McIlvaine
was an honorary member Of the
post.
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Legal Notices


al, Trustoes Subdivision an addition. to
the City, OF lnoi@napQlis being q sub-dis.
BiIlyemeyers Addition TO, Tim the North
East corner OF Section 19. Township Is,
North, Ras11ge9 e., 3 East a, 2scep93rding 70 the
corded In Plat Book II. page ,193. Of the
records in tho office OF the Recorder OF
Marion County, Indiana
The above described Lot. 8 will DO
offered subject to n mortgage in the sum.
Of So 800 90, IN favor OF the Home BpiidA
er5 Savings & Loan Association of Indiar
apohs,
prevail of said court for not less than
the full appraised value thereof and upon
the following terms and conditions to-
wit:
purchase money shall be paid in cash and
the balance, II any. in two, equal install
TO eighteen. (1s) months, from. the date
Of sale The balance to be eYidenced BY
the notes Of the purchaser. bearing six
relief. providing attorneys fees and So
cured by mortgage on th0 real estate sold.
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Legion Men Planning
for Paris Honeymoon

Scores of American Legion MEM
bers will brave recognition from
French Women comrades of yore
and go for honey1noons on the trip
to Paris for the 1927 convention, ma
tional Headquarters reported today.
Reservations are being made for
the wives under the names they will
bear after marriage.
The second A. E. F. will offer con-
trast with the first pilgrimage in
that mothers and wives of Legion
naires may share in the adventure.
Fathers Of the veterans and minor
children OF Legionnaires or deceased
veterans also will share in the re-
duced rates.
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Deaths

Arthur T, Peirce, 22e s. Detroit. pre-
sisileng wysong, 70, 1857 N. Pennsyl.
vanta, chronic nephTtis.
Linnie Argadine, 3S, 1901 N Tibbs per-
nicious anemia
Infant Duttenhqyer, 2 hours Long Hos
pital prem 5ture birth
=. Rosanah Mclaughlin, SO, Central In
diana Hospital arteri osclerosis
Agnes, I. Doll, SO. $40 Harris. acute
Ida Crane, 80 Christian Hospital. gan
creme of left foot
James J. Mccarthy. Q. 342 N. Noble.
George A. Collins, So. SEVERN Hotel.
Kate Ray Newcomb rs. 1851 N. Penn
William F. Myers, 52. city hospital.
chronic nephritis,
Carrie Carson White. 81 1929 Columbia.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Dorothy Evans, 3. city hospital. acute
Smith J. M9therly. 90. 1923 Alvord.
Norma elan Gown. 1, 134e Silver. acute
meningitis.
Henry schoepeman. 90. city hospital.
chronic endocarditis.
Dallas Cross. 8. months. Riley Hospital
Ben Davis, So 585 Agnes, pulmonary
y" Helen N. Gordon. 70. 1918 Roosevelt
- William K Crumerin9 rs, ,Keyiess Lock
Mary Ben, 81. Sfi7 s. New Jersey.
Jacob Kropp, 81. = 1913 Il. Morris.
chronic myocarditis.
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Help Wanted-MaIe
Situations Wanted Female

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Births

FarT4s and Georgia Jones, 4o7 Harlan.
John and Flqssie Bryant, 1902 Pleasant
Bert and Marie sexson s11 Dawson,
Alex and Alma Gano 1714 N Rural
Virgil and Clara Walker 2l3O Gent
~ Albert and Rowena Buchanan, 308 s
Noble.
August and Anna o'Neil, 1908 Haugh.
William and Alberta Blankenshtp, Meth
pital.
Curt and Ida Barker. 1915 p. Market.
Harvey and Mary Harding, 544 Dayton.
Boys
Albert and Irene Hill 1343 Wade
Sheffield
Roy and Iva Thomas. 4036 Cornelius.
odist Hospital,
- John and Lillian Greenbaum. Methodist
Hospital
joseph and, Mary Heldman, 1864 Pleas
Austin and Erma Money, 543 N. East.
gen
Twins
Joseph and Lois Mattingiy Methodist
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Clothing
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