The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 14

A Story of Seattle and The South Seas \ “The Beacon Hill Mystery” BY FRED V. WILLIAMS = ——d | to take care of myself © fairy t and loses awakes Pacific wirength and t tongue, wh ‘Come to paradise in my own co for me love that you ot ‘a deautiful natty tn after He © outskirts prior to. his being made ing, saving him from the wrath of Fr old queen he called back to Clark “They'll make shipwreck Protect Marian Under the t Fron 1 Benson. 1 you) dai of Taxes e in : Clan! ative s wife, and ts : ing in hi e. Now'co. ON WITH THE sTORY ft your God 2 simple sacrifice to on CHAPTER %5 Bivens bride and advanced t Page. The white girl “Somet! has f his ward Miss | te reamed. pened,” sald you have me way, And native At the sound of volce Miss | Page looked up into his face. “He is bad,” she said. I cannot member. But I do not know—he ts bad.” Benson threw back laughed. “How many wiv Jowed to have on t asked. ‘If he can m Make this white girl, ing’’— And he answered with a sneer: *You haven't beat me to !t."* This last remark was ad- dressed to Clark. Wild rage against this brute took possession of him. Clark doubled his fists and moved threateningty toward ? [the roof of p Smith stayed him. in I “Remember,"’ said the professor | In a low voice. i payed you've | ays 2 to be careful of a show-down | al you two before the natives.” ooo were awakened by} “That's so,’ grumbled Clark, | si : b “but’— | awake, know !t | ¢9 “Also,"’ put in Smith, *" j his own head in the noose. oo phat hg ata pad ie le Clark th th that ne ery— : ipgereond | the, eailor, | voles, broken in terror and anguish, Benson, Z is bens Bang ego | guttural in a pleading note. cee oo Ot one thing,” be. | on the island must have hear “You are doomed to die. The |, 0) 0" ‘N land must have heart Woman you have married will } slay you. It is the custom of jea s me" {the kn: Clark spoke so seriously that} hat do you vy you ready to crown “Benson, shouted Clark, ‘‘I will thru the nigh Here you me. The t before her king. But n in God's name, man— “All right,” am here. I ca: keep your eyes With this he sank upon the stop his throne with Toba pillowed | ber joe Jat his side. The moolight crept thr was Pp “Tr j prepar the mate of the wreck. | & was being sacrificed under fa of his bride of the night Clark arose. The cold sweat stood | came to out of him. A white man, a bi of his race, was being muriered der his rule, Toba grasped his hand. He looked Benson, “Henson, despite his hostile rtitude, was sobered, He forced a rough sneered. “It’ me, But, thanks I'm well ar laugh and! o The hurtled to him f very kind of you to warn/ down Into her face. 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