The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 15, 1933, Page 3

INESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1989, 0000000000000000000000000000000008 ebdecsood age 200S60ce60 enid=provided pe Bieelleaey 1 eonvinc’d that I Ain What T appear to be, the secret messenger and am+ or of my mastet the Kaid. Ahd tb disciiés these pYOposals that jeive thy master the Haid, the great- est gtatiicalioh=hs Well 88 t6-fs- sure yet¥ Exeellency of my master’s absolute go6d Yaith,® =~ “Oe thing at a time,” replied Otho cannot stomach, were Chapter 9 RICCOLIS MESSAGE UDDENLY, at a clank of hoofs, WJ a jinglé of stécl, ahd a creak of feather, Otho sprang to attention, pfegented arms and returned to the position of attention, and then héld {out the paper to Major. Riccoli as’ that officer, followed by his orderly, {Bombelli, rode out of the gate ait glancing at the sentry, fetuthed late by raising two fingers to dap. [What's this?? ne eked, teining @at. That Arab just brought it. I told him to walt there whtil I was fe- es ahd gtafantée of my good ‘Vraith.” : “Gooa!”” Having trowhéd his way through th Wocument, Major Riveoli, his handsome face otherwise devold of again read it, and again ttully tegarded the messen- you,” he called, aha béckon- the Arab, wheeled about aad back into the little fort. Dismounting and giving his refis ‘the Orderly: “Seo that I aim not disturbed aid at no one comes near hete,” he epee tf Fad bidding the Arab folldw entered the little stone ‘was at once his office ahd F i af i E z i F = g & 5 z ae ei pete ain Whaat i a cf fg it Hur z 4 Le s i could, generally to spy out the land?” ‘The Moor smited. “The Kaid, my master, on whom peace, sent me to find out the and the Were genuine,” he replied, ‘“And also to be his ear into which your Excellency might whisper any ; leaned back with @ satisfied smirk spreadin| eloquent hands, with @ shrug of mo- jo | bile shoulders, en as the Visitor pronipt epliés. “Bo Bt 80 took opsetred the French ofteeh, “My mesenger « dently Feac to. yout beltig It your hastef, Gomme face to lay bere my “Promise,” he eontinued, 186 and petform—and zi “An! Proof and gitarantés of good faith, Sidi, What proof? And what guarantee?” zs “Od that f wilt talle with the Kaid, your master, ds I sild in my letter, and as I bade. my messenger tell him.” “Doubtless, Sidi. You must meet the Kala, my ‘master, tate to race, and tal with him; But I also have. to. face him and with him on my fétuFn. What can I say of proofs and guarantees that promises can, and_.will, be performed?” “Say thet F wil beg hin What most he needs—men ail fithitlons, Every man wort" a hundred as a fighting-man; worth 4 thoisahd as a trains? of fighting-men. Proor and guarantee? Did £. not offer in my letter to put myself completely in his power—to walk into the Mon’s den? What further proof of good faith could your master have or want? Is it not rather I, who need proof and guarantes of the Kald’s good faith?” ‘The Moor smiled with a flash of white teeth, * “You will not enter the lion’s den unarmed, Sidi,” he said. “And has the Hon neither teeth nor claws?” was the reply. “Let us speak plainly. I will visit the Kaid of Mekazzen aétonipanied by a handful of men,:@ mére: edtor & bodyguard, How. men could the Kaid have in the citadel of Me- kazzen? How many fh the City? How many encamped on the plains about it? Is the Kaid afraid? Who would be in danger from treachery, the Kaid or I?” “And when you have spoken with the Kaid, my master, with single mind and simple speech, pure, clear and Mmpid as the waters of the rivers of Paradise, and you and the Kaid, my master, understand each the mind of the other, see eye to eye, and clasp hands of friendship— what then, Sidi?” “Then I will bring more men, and i yet more, until the whole of my command—men and munitions foot, horse and guns are at the Kaid’s disposal under my command, Then indeed may he hope for tie tory over the Sultan. Hope, do I sa¥? Nay, be as certain of victory as the Faithful are certain of Paradise,” Again the Moor smiled. “And you can answer fot four men, Sidi? They will fight beneath that banner?” “Are they not soldiers? Have they any duty—or desire—but to obey?” asked Riccoll, is “Where f lead they ‘will fottow.” “And your Governmeiit, Sidi? ‘Will they not also ‘follow’?” “Ah!” replied Riccoll, “It is con- cerning what will happen then, that { must talk with the Kaid, your master. Not another word will I say now, not one”. The Moor rose to his feet, + “I wilt carry your words to the Kald, 810i," he etid, touching hie heart and head as he bowed. Mean- while, spenk not of me and inf visit toany oth mess: ger, for no man knoweth the mind of the Kaid. Hig will fs, that his right} shall not know what his left hahd@ doeth: and his sples spy upon all his spies.” (Copyright, 1932, P. A, Stoker Co.) And tomorrow Bom! a Post something to pees] } lad TWO-OLD MEN By GEORGE ALLAN ENGLAND |, ee] eee STRAND THEATER: Cbd bboddedadnusectdecneci Not until the picture was praé- ically completed did’ the pi‘odu- {cers and players in “Het Satitr- » | TWo old brothers, beside the tire, Spake of the Latid of their Hearts” “Remember ye how, when boys,” quoth one, “We delved for treasures beneath the stone?” “Yea,” said the second, “in Forest Glen? Life was all Jaughtét ahd sun shine—then! Love’s hot adventuring lay ahead. Now—” He biitiked at the em- bets red. Two old brother-inen, and gray, Over their pipes mulled the night: away. wrinkled “We had a future’ mused one at last. “Buried it lies in the rotting past.” “Bo ye remember the river, the mill? Kites we flew high over Haworthy Hii?” One gray brother, so wan by the fire, Lighted ‘his pipe of the erabbed old briar. “None had a bosom like gay Isa- pener’ “How ‘cold the ¢lods oh het cof- fih-lid fell!” “Who had af ankle s0 fetching as May?” | | day,” the story of @ girl who walked home from a Sautrday- night date, and awoke Sunday morning to find she might. have as|Spared herself the trouble, know how it would end. ‘The picture, with Cary Grant, Naney Gatroll and Randolph Seott in leading roles, is showing tonight at the Strand Theater. he reason for the enigma lag in the fact that both Grant and Scott, sensational young Holly- wood finds, both performed ‘so well in trying to win Miss Carroll that the producers weren’t sure which one had greater audience sympathy. The one who did have, they agreed, should certain- ly wih the girl. Grant plays the role of a mil- lienaire playboy, whe has a sum- mer home near the town in which Nancy lives. Scott is a childhood Sweetheart, who wants her to marty him. Nancy walks home from a date one Saturday when a too-amor- ous swain becemes too ambitious. Sunday she diseovers that he has combined with a number of girls jealous of her popularity to spread the story that she had spent the night at Grant’s house. The story ¢osts her her job and almost ¢osts her her home. In this eXtremity she flees to Scott, to atcept his offer of mar- rikge. He is delighted—auntil he} hears the story, too. His first re- action"!s one of indignation. SHEE OES CSCBCCS Today’s Antiversaries “7 saw her gravestone was fallen,} today.” One pallid brother, wizened and old, Spread to the fire his taldns bo) cold. “Do you . remember—?” Long, thus mumbled they, Two old brother-men, ahd gray. 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