The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1914, Page 21

SIT erreaerermenrn tree rr permet te tte tere ee orm Se . Acid NARA HERR eee imancce irae mma, i aan ate aE a r . The ‘Even in’ ‘World ‘D'a't} y Magazine. Fri ‘day ve “Fe ‘bruary 27,191 4 A COMPLETE NOVEL EACH WEEK IN THE EVENING WORLD | ‘THE SKY MAN #& = Bhe took down bis pocket bull’s-eye from the shelf bebi held out @ band to him toe, led him, with a gh geration of Prego storeroom. mpletely mystified eh in reality as cor playfully pretended to want him to be, Cayley followed. Bhe Bag straight across the store- room to the rear of thie wall of the hut, the wall that backed squarely tad against the aheor surface of the clit, supremely masterful, majestically dominaht of the unstable element he thought, as he sometimes aia, (aa. had conquered She sat up suddenty, erect, upon the ‘2 cause of all bis terror, the th bear skin, with the realisation that Which kept him penned up here in t last, spent, sobered it wos neurly dark, Theit houfs of cave and denied him access to mére nore of a sharp hiuy! daylight were getting v a tle further up the mountain to pow, To-dayrs allomthce wa Y than furtive edges of the béacH, ff co gone, 80, Where, as his minute knowl- jithough it was not yet fh bod in the Might be just a rather defenseless f the country led shim to ex- afternoon human couple, a man and @ woman, 9 found alnumber of loons sit- She looked aloft for Cayley, but he would go off into transporte of ,,/!° had no 4 He killed one of those birds could not Kee . hon, the Next rage which left. evem ‘bis gigantic nd cursed like one ‘ the eects Be solved on the bul! eye for @ secon with a dart, and then, itke the brute the whine of the apparently jo mak 4 taco thet tae he was, ate it raw and warm bg ge chosen ie right ‘point in the wail, Ry that time it wap fate to the af bored feting go his hand, she ternoon, Hravado, bined with © cide her, h id picked @ atick of firewood more real belief than he had yet suc. He clegr of his planes with an which day aw feet. With this she eoeded in retaining, to the effect that uiaceouttable air of haste, and held _ over struck pretty hard upon the planking. a}l bis terror of the night before bad Gut both hands to help her rise. dared not ven- ‘The sound which the blow gave forth resulted from nothing more serious "What do we do with sentinels who was as hollow as & vig Cayley started. “A cavel” be ex- “A cave here! Oh, I know! coal cellar they hry LA cut. than @ nightmare, led him to decide y» to sleep on duty?” he questioned The thing that kept him sane was 0 home by way of the beach, with if In itself a species of insanity, the if than along the difficult Interior n't asleep,” she eaid con- passion ‘tor Bold which had led him up which be hed_co but it was just about ga bad. t® murder Capt. Every day t ting @ hole in the ice that filled the descent from the ciiffhead to | was thinking’-— ashe paused there, he ramped pth the gold Secure. And ae do you Oeeees beach was nothing to a man of then added, ut yo PaWhat's the ledge and there, while th ight last- they boarded it inhuman strength and activity, sentence of the court?’ he girl laughed dolightedly, Evi- he dently she not as yet developed finite labor beating itipure. tous immeai i i and with ine te though an ordinarily skilled moun- h hi sjtemp might have hesitated before ee tapos fe we ; oe a}tempting it. Nevertheless two. — Ww . , 1 As the weeks and months dragged tt 3 but his oe Sea ste for flashed on the ent oan ee thirds of the “way down he nearly te HEnteaee with an bases story, along, this unvaried’ routine moro toon penis iota ‘tin’ that the 3 | e cent a le ie a peace ir you very moment, CHAPTER XIII. wail which the bull's-eye now illum- lonely figure a quarter of 8 mile and yor to aurrender tie revolver thrust upon him, Discoveries. a Lee aw the barrel of a away perhaps, seated upon @ ledge. io me and stay under arrest, im the stored him to his rt 1 norma! bending forward, chin in hand, In an put until after I havo killed him." able, brutal self. On the attitude which recalled and borribly « she did not need to be told that he mate the discovery that wee to echoed that of the man he long 460 he was in earnest, in spite of the terminate the long series of had mui . swuile that went with his words, She days which; Jeanne and Philip had With infinite caution he approached turned about quickly and look¢d up been enjoying, he was returaing. that lonely, unsuspecting figure, @ip- the beach, olguting along Cal eye from the ledge along the crown of helter of one Fock to arm as he pointed. Even in thé twi- the glacier when he found that his him a light she could already mi accustomed path wan interrupted by of tow. the throwing-atick, balanced and qime tevant themes Sen" scrke” So te Geel oteean te: With id 4 the other Path of gold across the floor nail-ber * romewhere and half way up the Arte Load thats aute be bright. I antcanine when Philip roused himeel! int of while I was ing from what he had intended to make before breakfast, and’ that war what the merest cat-nap on one of the MS 00 Met 4 peck into the living bunks and with difficulty rubbed his room, returning almost instantly with HE sunlight of another crys. “ y T winhe Gay bed made 6 aes ay eee,” she ied. tt tp “it'a @ door eyes open. the broken-handied pick. aimed along @ lipe that would send “Why does nolse hi | "Jeanne, with her back to him, was in leas than a minute, with @ pro- tx thin ivory dart as swiftly and as gort of wns descend by the rougher, aga mene the Por Meens Snr tat che surely to that beautiful throat aa tho "They had ahrunk” with his rifle’ across bis one that had found and transfixed shadow fe oh hut, the girl ly. ay ref war baa’ aote: in tise in case of an’ Verry Hunter'a; and three times his tnalde of the vestibule and Cayley On giong thin track tia ex Dede ect Be Tmethodieally cles braced themsel ie doorstep. effort to propel it. But each time '“ie's been wounded. When I was Something, Just off hie path and a fo with @ breathless oath he lowered the overhead | could out the blood ttle below it, which eee weapon again and with the back of gtnins on his side, and he was leaving ° ¥ gpg oH a ils hairy hand wiped the eweat from 4 track on tho | The great bh bending over the fire, busy with the {esting squeak, the tude goo a jmt breakfast. She heard him stirring what Cayley had predicted. A rather and looked around. high, but narrow any the sides of + Looking fairly at bim as hé sat which ite gear ae Ba | there on the bunk, she saw his hands fog" clutch tightly over the edge of It; Despite the fact that ste ete ihe w lor rushing out of his citement over the disc he hia forehead. “Wounded in a fight with another ned in thejice had fare ‘and thet come tursing ‘sack cave had, for « moment, carried L doubt tf « singte - nat, rine mrhen ane iit. The act had none of the quality of pear?” - tw par ( ley along with it, he was not greatly Walrus's crew ever ught- mercy it was simply the reni “No, that's not likely.” d failed to do after hours again . surprised, and not at all cast down existed of a hogicai dilemma. If the thi She asked no further explanatio hard “ber mad yield y the { "Why, what's the matter, Philip?” when, at the end of five minutes of he saw before him were @ ghost, the nut slipped into the hut. The next body of Perry Hunter, whi » asked hasty exploration, it wag made evi- ghost of the man he had already moment she was back with the field. &!l these dea it had kept ime bl py e ” dent to them that the ple supply " raurdered, his dart would do no prisoned, (te just the wonder of you." be of stores which ch they sought was not “OR, If it were matter of neces. ie, thins hot it. I was only think: harm, If it were not a ghost: if it ““wntie you're attending to the ‘The sight of it was no néw thing Uhither te Venta Ale of Pigaed phe ~ to,be found Here. | aia not go ster, yee. bi could make fast mite tak inte cn Ghat anne got right jere what It looked more and more pear,” she sald in a whisper, “I'll just to Roscos. He had seen it @ cry had a yusy ut this home of ‘Bal ¢ cutting in the you, an 2 cot as he drew nearer, ving, —f Vie it wre all true, I've been very far back in the fissu and they ahead en's sacoguard in cass of alige, Berenthd bear, ‘the breathing woman—he licked Koop wateh up the beach for—for any of times, burjed deep in tl ¥ ine.” al ice, But that the t the end of it with- But I shouldn't advise you to try it St0re® and wrung them with his ie one be taki Jeep asl wars sor at 3 he ye _ ah Tho course the bear was taking dlacharge it thus, gratuitously, into ing made any new “aleoe FY for.fun.’ were a woman, be did not want would nr brought him within 4 ou Coad " aha a a of was over, but T think bobbi a . "If he could be sure, could y da of thesr.dooretep, iin very- path; 08, ther, ‘There er ‘acquiesced wint fittle BF comtrot articles of #arlous pose bot it it tired pom ont ike tide, little, ved economy they would do oni snnpliah all you aa-re. sorts, chiefly clething which guture you are so das Grol ae aon’ Tebcn atte try te Gad SO other bi lute Included the feathered te strong But suis fs donn or more geese and peetene ee ae t frozen (¢,20unds taviting. Beker how—the pl- the cave?" .. be gure, he would droh hin hearer conpht sake oF caploy he of nul Wh whois igd-make one rush and hold gtapped, in twa, minde, a) ntly, 5 Led Tielplees in those, great hands of whether to be Rented ce ieee to the peletergall ag aaah ie i hem. lot house of hunting himself. ey at id ths eiders, which hung in @ row from & jump of “Dromnltersem tation, awe beige} “No, It was aaviy &@ question of was a and are” id middle a A y up there And with every five paces that les- vanced w ine tx rat er Slowly, 4 behind the fireplace, os which they Wdentified 88 bunea in snow, RA hedg fratapending ad much ot sened. the, distance between them, Uncided, hinod at him venomously, lt full Pail gti 4 the ainie’ scuryy. erake. te (hich minutes once the day father walled” stiP Ane age Me pe ae aatttag that certainly grew upon him. No, and reared up, nit wher ber 7 he Capt. fice had referred in Aber &@ moment's silence, “you say in more wood, the rest of these pied she was no immaterial spirit of a He was niréady, mal enough ect bes belt in cried, Toe te Ss atore-room. ere ba er t it Verything was left apparently endian and akfnning atid butchering that ™2n long dead. She was alive; wounded to have eae Ct pei fight on toward wer aptping io. a that Teeeee | won ope, ‘ev fa ip ies canarteten Thats, Ma there” |, bear, we Killed leat night, before we War, He was near enough now t0 out of any other wap. nal, np, more, [ae boty ley oa b: bave Fetrace it stepa to the hut, a le unbuttor ls jacket and took go out (ele inpioting sxpediiion hat thn ce, the retreat tt ee ry vay tl trh hi een! ene _— geet ‘equip- Ree cenadite nance Sp: from an inner pocket a scrap of wild goose chase. Fee ere, tee athe Gears Gane dees. Krcak aif. urda; that the on rience of an Arctic pa “T gee,” ae assented thoughtfully. which bathed cheeks and €ore- ni ed hig throat ai ty wee- unin) ; that he which lay; before thern.. ‘The oie eave wes not very touch Burner ic person, “You "mean ‘what. Tom would cali He could see the faint rise and nahed one of the two firet iad seen at a glance, «though, ot probaty smi oy bad @value now spoke f her breast when she breathed. von brae, fo: stand erect in it, something under course, all the mechanism of its he rr} see the extremity of their 4s t the really quite a respectab! ‘That's day out there,” Cay- jd the throwing-stick upon the mongter do’ breech was frozen fast. , But w bale an Roce ithe men Groat, aoe Sho seated herself be: ley vere on, “but what weather-wis- te » Sally tay, none pers work aumodl to put it whi battered thy Tottives three or ney-like hole, about two feet in di. the bunk as if to read dom I have gained up in this part of fos thee th the thing ead aod ings? ‘the girl, ws vie TT bedi frepeg. ached to Ameter, leading straight | upward iS interpre-« Cie wore ee ee a Joanne close her even tie. auietiy, from the little ventibule. pita s sat Daahy, frayed iin Rahat through the solid ice in the fissure. I. oitve, half forgotten we're about to have change.” Hath mace soars, (lowe, wer Oves: he Auietl?: loaded thecvovbiver, wetting ad a 4 mean mysel y ty sh@iis dro eens on ter part of den, wit he thing it bore turned the empty Pp he started. ing devil wi A tee © able object Lo CHAPTER XIV. hands were so stiff with the cold it CHAPTER XV. upon the other. the ice at hia fect. PP re the to him to-day. For, biaded eall- very easy to write. But that, Roscoe dropped down, an if he had weapon back to tho girl and bent over thevige, through the thi Footprints. first word is telescope, And then The Beast. been blantea by there are the meteorological instru. d yy the wight of s eworded bare a ints sted in what'T 41d to! #ht, pot a hundred pac sraped better get ready for break- N mich was clear enough. It S6xtant and chronometer, @ mircro- the fon, there wan no doubt M16 dd not eucceed “in forcing tia MM” sss colts oo that) _ Throw Your dinso, ‘h a, had eine intection was @”ilvtie mea cege ony Out PY, Bane chunk of parading, an oll lagp, in his mind that he had ‘regcherous, nerves and, muegion {0 ait he could es two or three betsy Baie apie fs a ghee at ‘@hey sat down to was « labor. Be Tee nea” eR anaty oa ate weqn the ghost of the man be had roan, ane be S siance behind bim, ter muler Care mee pas the Wnty though he did not miss {he only of- jn and summarily Flashing his bulfs-eye over tt aid providential treasure for me Inthe murdered and the shadow of @ black he drons and began scrambling madly TF, 2) “wayiey'g: shots could “have {ect his shot had was tp make the bear turn about and sbambling Ihene they bed discussed the DISht not enable him to see the end of tt, £FM of a razor, which they used, avenging spirit hovering over bie So oning' the top of it, went on and sccounted for, lored with prac- down the glacier toward the beach, thee ea. Aaigned. and while Dut it 4ld reveal a sertan of notches Meehan wine oe aa they haan bead. scaled the cliff itself, "It was a foat (sed hand. with ungainly Roscoe hurried they ‘eat face to face across the running up to the two opposite eur- a microtone to do it properly.” Ween be found: thes bie bee bee compllanes. ee ccoee cia he girl could see that he had found vee ee Area. oe theprla not beara plank which had served them faces. The only purpose they. could ae had Ae comes apparently, to the sone adrift on that bis ie iy Lge] ity of terror, something wiaigh surprised him great~ serve tg chock the bear’ ‘The oor usatio ® serve would be to make possible the “" CC Ere Te PACK to tke Aurore va A There wi alt raed, yen a pete a UE ascent of the chimney. tyne ti "ae San to wep eone, ie sone with it, he dropped down upon CHAPTER XVI. Prise, ‘There was alarmed urgency IN corner of the cliff Joanne followed his gaze and then mont any one of those things: some of tbe beach, crawled pp into the lee An Attack. Offered no explanation. Merely told (ows the beach in the the two looked at each other, com- them will be useful, certainly, And Of @ great rock and had spent the HE fact that thei har to go into the hut and make fast we pleasant, somehow, to thipk ef night there, his mind completely tor- (= fact that thelr enemy the solid woden shutters over the pemitaten et an Pl gia Nord ks lea ode ite all pore 4 e. pid with fear, was alone and that he was Winters. | Rit) re come r, or out in purnuit? It was not so much measure of ul inate Pusan leading up to tt’. ..When the numbness of this terror Roscoe himself was resppn- would tell her w was all AbOUt the protection which the rifle afforded . a tunnel right true’ ne said, “y Passed away, as gradually it did, he sible for the conviction vohe gat ud hardly finished the him that wan responsible for jhis new Weeks be did not like that. But what suppoee ie an Fomantic nonsense, ees re a i Goa that Cayley's wings were task he had given her when he came ves mak a ere, feel world can they have made it bey | one ere CE nj Sereain Sealing quite inconceivable, that his all that stood between them and an tn. in his bloodstained band pe WAS t. touch onoa mere with, the oneal 0 no idea,” he confessed, “but it re not reduced as succeeded in overpowering her attack. No terror attributable to bu- re ing out something for her inspec- day matter of fact world, and goes somewhere, and I mean to find intangible as th as pool, and were now in possession man causes would have held back ceaunrinala Cosine of repugnance, »/8 visions and ghosts seem a little out where. siy’ Of the yacht. He tried to persuade that solitary and altogether desperate she bent over the land, cast ome Unreal ‘With that and = nod of reassur- whol Sot my list yet. han @ saved the himeelf that this was #o and that and _It was fully dark down here in the utcast. glance at,the thing it contaly ance, rem! up imo the best till the last.” with the coming of the dawn they ° red gased eyed Shadow of the cliff, The last of the Mouth of the long chimney. He bad He turned the paper over in his Would send a hoat ashore. for him, he thing tn the situation walch [hen nie fae = widereved fwillkht wan. still tn the sky, and the mildest) and three- taken his bull's eye with him, so the hand as'he spoké. Bhe did not at- Of the serepee Os Saure he bad seen caused Cayley the most uneasiness @'.) “ie iiett she sald. “But—we half his glances were directed thither, rar of gale blowing most of girl was left alt dork, | 5m She © tempt tq read wat he haa written, therein fhe Bet od ey on? pt 00 was the fear that some time or other thought that ree on wasn't armed— lookin ia for pomething walsh be te tol tha sted thi barrels of blubber skins to walt for him. . Z ” clasped bout one knee, her ores open derous lust four years ago—of that, Hoscoe would solve the mystery, Weir nodded.“ “But thie seems to cept in his own fancy, yet funy e: - re hl ra hold with @ band . She had no means of meaguring-the the booted foot which was poised 90d of the more terrible apparition he Would see him in the very act of be pretty good evidence that he In, pected to nee nevertheloas, the shadow Ct of the tee alone nicng the time, and it seemed a perfectif in- ngross the other, and walted father fad seen coming down out of theeky, ing to the alr. ‘This fonr augmented pretty wand evidence, that, he Is, vecred te noe nevertneloam the suede fae an ‘ie’ crdwn of the giacier to terminable while before she heard tensely f F him to tell h he thought, or tried to think nothing gn expedient to him one day 4% he It occurred to me that he might be he saw it impending in the lower air, Mipecley’s cave, which seemed to be Cayley returning dewn the ice chim- It’ y veaoena but it will Ht, it wae only a nightmare, onlY was fying along near the snow- following the bear and that the light- like a brooding spirit, just above the the most convenient Place to store me@an an hietaeee lot to us. What created e of the cliff, ed windows might give him a chance tiny square of Neht which marked temporarily.” le dropped down, with a rather people die of in the Arctic is not so Considered all the circum: be § 3 for a shot at one of us. No matter tho location of the hut, During that time he baa knowledge plosive sigh, upon one of the bun! often disease or accident, or seach of nae pts T oat know why In what superstitious fears he haa, he Roscoe abandoned his pursuit of fury of the Arctic winter ence often comes too Fay and poked tentatively at his thighs directly, cold or irs of 4 ¥: iy o* of it before,” he said to could hardly be too much afraid to the bear; ali thought of it, In’ fact, eee Vane Ly rvic 4 shoulders aa if they were numb mbre often of disgust and and Jeanne did not become alighted beside her 4 moment or two fire at us from a‘nafe dintance, 1f We was gone from his mind, He faltered They had been in stripping ‘i aca ig and exhaustion, Your father knew “Ware of until several hours later, afterward; “but I've got it now—the happened to offer a fair mark.” knees trembled beneath him, !8 the heart of the tiet aed Oe bak ahart tae that the Aurora had drifted out to set way to prevent Roscoo. from ever “But we must have offered him that slowly and with many pauses Which the storm which, T epeuld not fer ile Le Sil doves sonia Warurion and init, inthe gale. ‘he clean line of the potting the mystery of your guardian & hundred times in the last weemer fl Gade ha wen formant them. But the reckoni: rey? hed Noh T kept going, and going and cacies, or things that would seem to horizon was broken by nothing but angel, I thought of it when I saw that ia, if his rifle hud anything like — fie wan horribly afraid all the ¢ had lost iteelf in the tock = int 1 I began to believe there wasn't be such to men in their plight, to be ‘® plunging masses of the ice. the mound up on the cliff- @ modern range. but curiosity was all the while o' of mid-winter, ‘any end to it; on that, by some magic used against emergency. I'm aure , 11@ was fully persuaded yy that is formed by the observatory. “That bullet ts certainly a modern powering fear. He was not more t But at last the reas of the fhe Veareaiia be if or or, other, £ 1 tuppas down a yard as hy he took them up there time what he had seen at the hut can't be buried so very deep in the aid Cayley. “It's two hundred yards had spent itself and \, Padou ‘Mr. Moseley’s death’ "— wept upione. But I aid get tha away. Part of them /2%t night during the storm had been snow Lecuuse the mound isn't ao Kk ley allghted bes ‘The bitterseas of the he oold rlaned and Otte waa the astronomer and bota- to tthe lasts and Pll give you ib he could have known M°thing but a hallucination. None very big. I’m going up there now to , He laid It down on a shelf and went At what he became milder, Cayley had fof father's expedition eeated \gussecs bs to what I found to whom: they we going to be of *h he Know that it would be dig it out, enough, at least, so that nto the atore room to wash the dropped his rifle on the beach with Work with constantly 1 ae bd Ot PARES Sipe fuse use. ‘There's a Uttle cask of brandy Pasier to Wik Dass thas qmpty but I can take wing from there. Stains ‘of the encounter from ble q Whispered outh and, rubbed his ray and atrengt®, at the “ id ded. & ricky, He spent the rest o! HA Bhi ” ong : eves. Tho light which diffused itself opening up, once mor poi ‘@ayley read on: “But now that I “The observatory, she haza! in it, a good sized pot nearly full of pe! he f the day tun. ngatler all We mata 1 only r. * from the open window. of the but through tho drift wrk the Waa not much but it was anough to storm had choked, When ‘ Mi 4 Hing out & the ob Hi jenrnes my lesson, I Dave but “Oh! but not really? I did not mean beef extract, a jar of dried eggs, ‘deeply ft. ne ik out Crom the o! reer e . tt did it hi D ru 2 Main that ‘ove rus. aae EAA ws set, Khe rms Mhlow, thas came fan pound bos ef Albers be sharply, tick and a number of darts, space from a section the alse. of the fereness sieechniviwe cae Mined spirit “which. had ‘wept him drift, he stood for moment drawing wretched hii roatably dirty and mull the pilotchouse of the Phoenix but without the downward inflection Ne stepped outnide the pilot house, to a space at the cliff's “It wan time for Cayley to turn in Mf@rror ull these months was taking deep breaths and gaging cron, ta II-found, det y any ans hereak charittie hele in the leo?” she ‘would have expected ‘had he UPOM bis expedition to the other side taun wide enough for che tart spread and for Joanne to berin hee evening 2% bie Winks and was folding them acene which lay beneath his ly rottiig to pleses. mall, at little hole in the lost” she would hay of the peninsula where there was a crits ig" and for Jeanne to begin her #°4nil& up into « bundle, in ax matter of fact He hastened back into the little plot however, Get enough planks and tha m- te Fans 5 GORS oes eee ee aint rales paid, “There Pomsibility of finding the yucht Jounne Was watching on the beach pened they pall an extra amount of (t.Way 4m if he were furling an um- house, rare te datas PR ey ea tree te TR ones an this aie and, In apie ote con Moor ata Pindar’ of ee OS ten 100) on an = - est, though by more dificult, ; af gee Ta gies ‘eloc a weet esos then ined, oer eae oe EoN ycafae su ian’ say te htm fury ree a emda tte a a oie lem canes t I was looking " he at the cllff-Héad and hauled it up out- thought X woul MinFe not along the beach but up through d mF tf oe ane Ha STou: see they bronght that side, But when they got {t up there given m the interior valley and across the ¢2™me hurtling do Berne whodtder and cryinat Next Week’s @ Complete Novel tb . trom the cave te these they put {t together in right Detter ee read it right out. It was by the shoulder and crying out angle of sixty degreow; and he had be stmost inevita: eared thd Gaoure and glktin, HENS idding, io tin, you prgcipltous coast range of Bille, traversed two-thirds of the distance bis name A story full mot the natural way, to go, eokly!"* ee at eee reece oY WOuld Gown, or up, the whole depth of the Vs ‘ut put the fact that it was actually {0 ‘He beach before his line deflected | “let up quickly!" she ing, I euppoee, to outward and began curving up to- ra drove them to bustle every- oe erry Eve taken Wace weeks 1 gf ap ‘alr of festivity mortar Ave nish cen PR ged fon ward the horizontal, the hut's on fire!" _fhe cltte 1s ule had an ‘inside connection between It “rhe girl rose froin her seat beads (he, teens of Na dlacomMture of ‘the wtc"ny nad really ane’ the mine: fe A “Philip, ight before, He swore at himself, {htt he h ally done the thing he CHAPTER XVII . qatory, Pbilip? andthe but, so that they were quite him and going over to the window, "if! Me tnuch for taninn Gils chung ha Jd he could, she dropped down p, A B Caroline L of the das en wonderin about oat Ive oe ive, Beet "a reat piace’ to gt00d for @ while gazing oUt UP th8 As for the rensons which his common UPON w bearskin, which wax spread Roscoe, |_By Varoline Lockha, ockhart ih, senne alleged againat him. before the hut, and shut her eyes, - ‘When she turned back, he saw that At an increased di for what she had seen had turned 1 be echoed Question- ner eyes had dimmed a Uttle, but from the glacier, crossed ae ener her a bit giddy, | the tone in which she addressed him bg lege Ved landward side of one se fosllag asses in a moment, Jeanne’s identity, ner to } of the mountains of the coast ra Open: er cyes and iny, , - ‘Well, shai! to took tor old foe notch where he could command stre @t. full length, upon the iene ie pedo fh bar pa | ry end other Teal stores are? 78 Watching him ashe y'. ADRRENEE | ond ain at mhesled and dipped. than. towered The dpubt tl at ie mind. neat ng aw romance and thrill | of. ti est: JOSCOK had never been able WILL BEGIN IN to clear up his doubt as to