The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17
Aninia tiOn. Dead Bodies Brought Back to Life, Sorcery Are Only a Few of the Accomplish m ents of '.White zOmbie, !" Whom Everyone Will Hate, But /S Cannot Forget

right after you've married, and have nothing more to do with MT. Beaumont?"
 As the three talked, Silver stole up the stairs and opened the door of his masters room, announcing the arrival of pr. Bruner and the
 Richard Beanmont dropped as book he was reading and got to his feet. He said nothing, but began pacing, the floor. He was a fine fig- ure of a man in his middle forties with a clear-cut, cameo-iike face, bearing the stamp of breeding. But there was something ascetic-look- ing about him; something restless, and vague; like one who was seeking for that. which he Lcould not find.
 Bright and restless, his eyes be- trayed passion, and his mouth, al- though finely moulded and sensi- tive, was hard in repose. He seem- ed. to be undecided what to do. "Tell them am out he finally said. II have something import ant to do before this wedding takes place. No - on second thought, perhaps I hadIbetter see them now. lit might look odd if I didn'tY "Very odd. sir,'r suggested Silver, Respectfully as Dr Bruner IS g trine Iskeptical. concerning your motives in bringing the young couple nere. "Nevcr mind my motives. Has there been any word from Mirandl "No, sir. Not yet. sir"
 "Whats keeping him 2" Beau mont almost snarled. He Is twenty four hours late now" T wish you would keep away from that man, sir. He will make trouble for you," the servant pleaded. IT am not afraid of Mirandt, Beau.
 mont told him.
 sir" silver insisted. You know lthat. But what you are piannins
 is dangerous - very dangerous,
 sir" .
 beaumont crossed to the servant and placed a hand on his shoulder,
 Kindly. almost afkectionately. It
 was evident there was q str4ng bond between master and man.
 "Ijon't. you suppose know that
 Silver 2" he said. "You don't seem to realize what this girl means 10 Ime. I would sacrifice everything h have in the world for her. US like that. Nothing matters If l lcan't have her." i
 I Five minutes later. Beaument. Igmiling yand gallant, the perfect lhost. welcomed his guests. Tn tne narlor. And when he told Silver 70 lshow tifem to their rooms, Made- I lIina was almost herself again. so Iattenfive had been Beaumont, ana Ed warm shis welcome. Even Nell lthawed out under his excessive cor ldiality. Only Dr. Bruner renamed Ialoof and suspicious.
 .sAs soon as this. co6ple Is safely married. I will leave" he informed Beaumont. who expressed his re-
 srel; sAnyway, r rest up . while. silver ,l wifi show you to your rooms" he fold them. "We won't have the lcerefaony for two. or three hours. !IJnfortunafely.l I am called out on Ia matter that will not stand delay "A few minutes later he bowed Ithem up the broad. winding stairs: lWhen they had gone. he turned louickly into hip study. Seizine q hat and pistol, he passed through Ifhe window and out to where a |swift-running automobile was weit- ling. Jumping in, he stepped on fne |iknikion, and spurtcd down the ave- lrue of palms, out into the roao' , Idisap bearing 'in q cloud of duSs. Twenty minutes later. he knocM,, Tod at the door of q susar-cane miIl ] Isome miles away, A man oI , lwhat looked lilkdFn man - With '7risid. naask-like face: opsnso % sn s.s
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 suppfsssIng shrudder at the s!' ! lent. staring. horrible figure neIn. } ling wide the open door. Beaumont , lenisred the work quarters Of Mur' , dsr Mirandi, hieh priest of ih. z fenr4ome cuIt4 dea usQrts. peeIer' in UIncIr HGEic -- end eerp1e4. sl (continued Iomorrow)