The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 22, 1933, Page 4

© g¥NOPSIS: Intrigue follows in- rae the Citadel of Mekagzen, ~ “and the only safe confidant Mar- 4 has found. since her i dulce has abondoned her ‘He prom le is caravan “Gekassen: tut before that Ho 01 Was it possible that he was at this very moment close to Margaret? Was it possible that he was about to see her again? What shonld he say to her? What would she say tc bim? He knew by heart the letter which she had written him from Gibraltar and he had received at Mellerat. It had ended: “We are crossing to Tangier next week for a holiday ‘in Mo- rocco, ending up with a visit to a real live Kaid whom Jules knows yell, Iean’t tell you how thrilled am. “I say, "Tho, we shall both be in North Africa. Wouldn't it be. lovely if we could all meet? “Anyhow, do write to mi The Secretary, Cosmopolitan Club, hat, wonders Nor position A Wi be Chapter 39 AN AMBUSH * AN not too hard, my excellent King of Beasts,” cautioned} Tangier. s Raisul, “or I'l have your tongue With tots of tove Sarparet m°out by the roots. Also you} And then the heart-warming, ve @ hundred strokes, very.| treasured postscript, miuch too hard, “Oh, Otho, you are the dearest . friend 1 ever had.’ “Shna not too light, either,” he| “By jove,” he said, with some- continued, “or your stomach shall] thing of the impetuosity of which te so light, for a month or two, that | life had, even yet, not wholly cured you'll never get over it, You'll be| him. “I should love to see her Tbrabim the Skeleton, instead of} again.” Abrabim the Lion, by the time I've] “You shall,” replied Raisul. done with you. And yawning loudly he added, "So just hard enough. Just hard Hea pve ashore means, as you ‘enough truss | know, ‘If s' him ewer Ad And Ibrahim the Lion struck. . eae nrabbartech ee utes When Otho recovered conscious- dhe Moroccan Arab uses with such| 2€8S, and tried to move, he found : whether as a cudgel or a mis-| that he could move nothing but his sil eyes. Nor did he keep his view open * ” 07 for more than a few seconds, as . ot ea) ae peal pect the pain that he suffered was in- teeth. “Watch ice.” tolerable and the vision that he be- “4 shall watch you, all right,”| held, unenduraole. ‘aseured him. “Get behind| Was he again sun-smitten in the thatcurtain. The swine will sit just | desert, and beholding a maddening there, right in front of it. mirage? For he-had seemed to see When I yawn loudly and say ‘In’ Margaret herself, standing between ‘strike—and don't bungie | 2¢™ husband, Jules Maligni, and that oi b if you want to raise a| ‘low, Raisul. Yes, each was hold ian hs ing one of her arms and she was my. : striiggling violently. Lie oats iia wrt liebe Margaret struggling violently? tollo Idler of th cate Then she needed help. He must woe by 8:20! . help her. He must spring up and “*Sir Otho Robert Mandeville} rescue her. He'd break their Belléme, 1 pained “enced pe with | gamned necks. @ pleasant welcoming smile, But Belléme could not get up... “Phe legionnaire Otho Belléme,"| ang pelléme could not speak, for ‘smiled Otho in reply, he was gagged. <-*1 wonder it you remember me?"| ‘ang Belléme could not do any- [org cana (or whether this) thing for he was bound. What the ves devil had happened? ‘aren't you the ‘Mr. Russell’ whol “Damn the blood. It had glued bis ipted to visit Jules Maligni at Ox-) sveiids together while ho had kept ‘asked Otho. “Yes, Lremem-| thom shut, With a great end pain- ful effort Otho turned his head, crushed his face against a cushion, “Ah—we have both changed our| moved his head again, and con- slightly—as well @8 OU| trived to open the eye and again clothes,” observed Raisul. “Won't] turn his face to the room. * yousit down?” and he indicated the} Three men. Raisul, the servant low-cusbioned divan that stood be-| who had brought the coffee, and a fore the heavy silken curtain. great grinning giant, Hercules him » “Will you have coffee—or some-| self, thing & little more interesting?” Bat hadn’t he just seen Margaret ~ “Oh, coffee; thanks,” replied Otho| and/Jules:Maligni?, ‘ jitia nightmare after all? ain recovered com- ‘that / Ute: floor “of the thoughtfully. pro- acute pain to : «. “¥es, I remember, A Yelverbury| head, and a wave of nausea to en- “‘dunch-party,” replicd Otho quietly.| gulf him. i © « “Queer little smali world, isn’t it,| Why on earth was he doing cell “with its changes and chances, And punishment? ‘we've all changed! Slowly his mind cleared, and as it Maykings is Margaret | memory began to work accurately. -Maligni. Sir Otho Robert Mande-| Gingerly, he felt his head. iéme is the legionnaire Otho| Yes, by Jove! A lump and a cut. Maligni the Magnificent,| But he could have sworn that Rai- &s-you used to call him at Oxford,} sul had sat there in front of him, {a not quite so magnificent as he was| and never moved. Obviously then, sand ‘Mr, Ruseell,' now on his | he had been attacked from behind. j@ heath is,.as you observed,| Nice lad, Raisul, Sidi Kaid Raisul ben Abd'allah} And had he really seen Margaret? ] In a brief moment between waxing ‘Mr. Russell’ wasn’t of] He could remember how she was very. ich importance at that] dressed—a plain white silk frock, party, and neither Margaret nor] bare arms, a scarlet belt. And Ral- “nybody else had a word to throw] sul and Jules Maligni were each at-him. And now he holds you in holding one of her arms. Cursé an? the ‘hollow of his hand.” wAnd extending a delicate but! Obviously he had been decoyed Dowerful hand, palm upward, the/ to Raisul’s quarters by the messen- eee suddenly clenched it till] ger who had brought him the note uckles stood white through] —there tc be knocked out and ‘the ollve-tinted skin. trussed up, with a view to exhibit- Sdealty?" observed Utho, Mick-| ing him, in that condition, to Mar. ing ash from his cigarette. garet. <““Oh, very really,” asserted Raisul,| Why? “in the hollow of my hand.” After Margaret had seen him, abe ~"Ob, how's that?” inquired Otho./ had been taken away again, pre- “Why—the lanch-party is now a| sumbably by force. There had been country-bouse party—as regards| four men there for the job—and four of its members, anyhow. You} one of them her precious husband, andl, my dear Relléme, and Maligni| who -the-Maguificent and Margaret, his| w wife, All together again in my nice couatry-house in Mekazzen.” turned their attention to himself, “What!” ejaculated Otho, sudden-| and while he was still unconscious ly sitting bolt upright. “Margaret! had dropped him here. here? Here, in Mekazzen,” Again why? “Yes. Mr. and Mrs, Maligai are (Copyregae, 1932, #. 4. Stotes Co.) honeymooning here—in the castle.” gO ~Otho's heart deat fast. a, apprrentiy, the gang nad A new terror comes to Aiargaret. THE ARTMAN PRESS PRINTING CITY THURSDAY} BRINGING INSTRUMENT USED | IN PAINLESS CURE OF CER- TAIN EYE TROUBLE; MANY TO CONSULT SPECIALIST Dr. G. L. Mandaville, will be in Key West Thursday of this week | with his instrument for ‘the pain- less cure of strabismus commonly known as cross eye. Dr. Mandaville, widely known optometrist and D. O., has, after years of study and experimenta- tion, developed this instrument and it has been widely accepted by the profession in all parts of the United States. The results in many cases of strabismus and imbalance the results have been astounding. Dr. Mandaville is president of the American Op- tometric Association. There are a number of persons in Key West who are suffering from cross eye, muscular trouble of other kinds and these will be received Thursday at the office of Dr. J. A. Valdes on Duval. Dr. Mandaville will arrive on the Havana Special, go direct from the depot to Dr. Valdes’ of- fice and immediately afterward be ready to consult all sufferers from these afflictions of the eyes. It is the intention of Dr. Man- daville to remain until the after- noon and then return to Miami. In the event, however, that there is a large number of sufferers he may be prevailed upon to remain until Friday. Those who are suf- fering from strabismus or any form of imbalance should be at the office shortly after noon on Thursday. LOW PRICES AT SOUTH FLA. CO. BIG CUTS MADE IN LUMBER AND ALL OTHER BUILD. ING MATERIAL ] Exceptionally low prices on building material and lumber are prevailing. atthe. South (Florida ‘Contracting . and) Engineering Compa is. month;* An adver- tis pearing inthe columns jfew of thése. values. eoat 4 The South Florida’s iew' build ing has just been conipleted an in it is ‘displayed everything needed in the hardware and build- ing supply line. According to the management, this is the most complete stock of its kind in the city. Everything is marked at prices to suit the times. “Now is the time to build and repair,” says Manager Strunk. “Labor and material is cheaper now than it ever has been or ever will be. 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