The evening world. Newspaper, August 14, 1916, Page 8

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1016. PERLE ELN AA ROD REET EER DD EEDA DETR FOROS 8 OO OER PO Uerr LL LT ree THE SECRET OF THE SUBMARINE «Ste fez setis , By Aged Poot Famous War Correspondent LEP h heh ee Ce ALAA AEAAD ODE SEDO FF OO ORRIBE D. Romantic story of an undersea bout designed to remain beneath the surface for weeks, with the beautiful daughter of the inventor dg as the heroine in thrilling situa- thons. Carrillo bent over her, his eyes ablaze. As though charmed by him, Olga put her arm about his neck and drew him dow Her other hand, drawing from its place of concealment the freshly whetted knife, crept slowly upward until the glittering blade was poised above the bandit's back. PRECEDING CHArTER® Hoant te retEEle Gnd meyer find i the oth the bandit ¢ found it lyin@ Of ognin raised her overs] Weens amy,” Klin atl fired ene) He Knew that ba (he stomach bouks are scarce Up here and oat pa bovk tw Aud in euch @ place Where au ur th & sere » he stopped, whirled bied a few paces, and fell ue ang lone. ‘ arige impatiently, “it ts not of any What's happened? called More» thing © stupid Ba philosophy that Tt Where's Carrillo? Where did y dear » r What is it that you would talk of then?’ she asked softly : ‘Of yourself,” he whispered, and bent over Closer and © bent, his eyes Ae med wy bim, ehe put her c he ejaculated, wut bis neck and drew him J "where did you find it? ' until bis head rested upon ber bre In the cave,” she answered, “One While her vther band, draw of Carrilio's men but she wae ot the nterrupted by a shot and the whine of a The t ett . . ting he warriege le ® ney tee ee eee bullet passing overhead, up . up until the rest of the bandits, aroused by the ittering biade was poleed above his edaletb covered back ‘Th ", Just a pressed his lipe against hers in @ buret of emotion, she brought it oul ° | down with all re Broneth of her hen Tit get cy $ Bit’ between, bis, sbouldera, ” "W'? you and weil make a break for 4 ahe-devil!” he gasped, at- . In obedience to his command to gain hia feet, but with handed him the weapon and t @ arm about hie neck ahe held him {? untie the horse Ae she gid bd jerton caught ar iy LJ roat Grey coun Sue ne Oe wrested from her granp the precious volume, hurled her to one elde and eprang into the aaddle, a he “You fool," he anaried savagely, ES er a pendent, thouaht eh sou think I intend to let you get the ing her hand within bia blood-soaked formula?” and, striking his heele into the horse's flanks be thundered ucross Mr, Ellaworth tet th wel darreled automatic whioh he carried, evant ee tuatnront Le rrr) = oa ju would In the city. Mr, Ellaworth tellin me that you are wel- “IT 18 AN ODD BOOK TO FINO IN BUCH A PLAC! . ambler fashion, in a aling benoath to eco as you wish.” SAID OLGA. Eiearmpit. Cocking the weapon, she cathe from the bewildered outlaws, THIRTEENTH BPISODR HH Rar. ranch, to which Morton and Oimm were carried after they * Fescus from the wrecked acroplana, wan a veriebie tinge wn of tne cow, for upward of thirty thoumnnd cattle found parturmge oe tw Ralf a million acres, which stretohed along the Marranm fenthille fur Dearly three-soore mile Over this @reat domain the word of » William Klieworth, ita owner, was law, and Nis cow-punchera aww to lt that the law obey it wae b avrroundinggs that Olga and Morton, efter lingering for soveral daye at (he gine of death, cm ack to oon ectouancas “You have had a mighty close call, young woman,” eid the doctor whom Blloworth had summoned from the nearest town, thirty intios away, ae he bextside, “and eo has your friend in the other rlaht here until you are in @ healthy, quiet life, and you wil! recover much quicker : lowed by a acore of cowboys armed bewed to Olga with Ae watt Mm dashed through the fissure in the rock hat @ month after their accident Olga and Morton r ca wi the utmont gul- wait! Looking oloser she detected, table, whe commenced industriously paused only long enough to pick up at ceegliente4 ranch, Though Impatient to reaume their search for $0\2° teeth, was clattering up the lauiry, “1 will show you to your room, printed in uiaute characters between to whet te upon the rocky wall of the book which Carrillo had tossed to and disappeared valley toward the mouth of the Ci r te nd q ula, they realised that they had by no moans regained their {illu canyon At Mog sind he cote Wile you. wif” turning to Morton, the two lower lines of type, half a cave, After. an hour onished were the bandite by f z j work al floor, and then moved on tiptoe | So Will Clod the necessities of the woilot duzen words—so email and faintly gtr a . Tied to a tree Morto melodramatic escape, and @trength and that they could not do better than to accept the doctor’ ad- yon, however, the purauers wore com- in the teat yonder,” written that they would escape the ie tek pleigel pet Ane cept ose awes was Carril) fo om so intent were they on his capture, ‘vies to make haste slowly, They were polled to pause, for from this point Assisting Olga from her horse, he notice of one who was not looking converted the steel table knife into a nut mare. ready saddied. But aa she that they falied to observe Olga, who, Row sufficiently recovered, however, whirled his pony, drove his apurs into {Wo trails led into the mountains and, ushered hor through the cavern en. for them, “Metallurgy.” hed, darwer with almost @ ragor edge, darted toward the animal a heavy alded by the twilight which was now te epend several hours each in ite flanks, and, caliously abandoning {1 the darkness, it was impossible to trance into w buge chamber, some ciphered, “sixty-one—every seventh i, w, sunset when Olga was hand fell upon her shoulder and ahe at hand, slipped from tree to tree and Ped the enddie, making ey Soe Ole i] her Bh went racing up the thie’ costion rnd = pee Fe ay) hie eet race by a lavish bal tared stupidly at the massage awakened from a sieep of exhaustion whirled about to find herself staring om rock to rock until she gainea @ie the San ndro, valley in @ desperate atten oO en- apuves ba: en. ay of skins and Indian blankets bad | She stared st . “ar. the fissure which was the only ex! ¥: lens up and down ae ee cnet my | Were discussing the question, one of been made not only livable but evan for some minutes betore ier meaning by the unheralded entrance of Car- full into the evil countenance of y t rillo, The few hours of rest had re- Jose. And in his face she read sus- from the valley. As, tottering from Row beconw extremely stee; confine the the valley and the cowboys spied something white homelike. became clear, It could mean but one ; : , |. weariness and exhaustion, she si } Sot te venture inte the canyoas ‘inteas PPR a Th aoe wee 8 quarter, ne lying on the ground, It was a “I trust that you will honor my thing; the formula was not contained had Tosgenea tee waar hich fell to. tation abe tatsed the pistol'and “hot made her way down the mountainnide gome of the cowboys accompanied iniia before ho wis overtaken by the Woman's handkerchief, modest quarters by using them as in the Philosophy, aa she and Morton er waist ine cascade of glossy black, him through the heart. The crash of in the gathering darkness, she was * them. bandits and « bearded ruffian, teane “We're on the right trall, boys,” your own,” said the bandit “I regret had taken for granted, but in @ work ang "her blouse, which was open at the explosion brought two other fig- apurred on by hatred an ~ “ane it’e just an well to have a guu ing from hia saddle, caught her bridle CM¢d Ellsworth, teat H have no Maid tu asaist you, but on reise rey Dear one, ot the neck, displayed a bewitching Neer ee eee eee roc tanya eet eee os ataialll The firet faint Nght of dawn wan Colablichment: T'ead er eree sie Wi ih Perens ente on ee lates sllmpes of har marble neck and v Qny telling when you may amd “Keep quiet and you won't get at Leht of wh wos 4 wd 4 ‘7 shoulders, _ burt, "he sald, “but If you try gilding the peaks of the Sierras when JOM to commana arrattlr yeu bate fared the Mie page had been torn, _ Carrtilo, by no ineans oblivious to ‘whet fort’ asked «Morton. to get awuy It'll po hard.” Slee nt Morton were roughly awake Does ko CORUnARG Us. thee fe formula wae by no her charms, crossed the room and “Beare?” ae : ™ ened by their captors and ordered to ' yourse trust that you The search for the formula was by Kekay ole Payer rd What do you want of me?" she de- imount, Aa the litte cavaleade slowly “HLKIVe ie your company at lunch.” means ended. seated himeelf on the edge o! Sa CN” answered Ellaworth, “Han- manded, showing no sign of the ter- fade its way up the Wall, which iad ,)"NOWs | Carrilo,” said = Morton ‘Throwing herself on the bed Olga beside her. tet” dite.” ror that she felt. “Where are you y a cifiy Dluatly, when they had finished their carefully considered her position and — “Hello, have you been reading this “Bandits? echoed Morton incred- going to take me?” shot ran mid slow, Meal, Which way served in the open, her chances fur escape, Bhe now felt he inquired, picking up the volume Gloualy. “I thought that sort of thing | “We're goin’ to take you to call on A accond ‘shot, folloned’ amd icy “HOW muuch Is IC going to cost Me tO Rontitent thet ohe heed the kes to che Of Philosophy. which, unbeknown. to ‘was all over in California. I supposed Captain Carrillo, lady.” @ rat-faced another. Five minutes later one of &8& my frecdom?" mystery in her hand—but it was her, had alipped from beneath her West. fellow answered with a leer, the bandits who had been acting as a , 28° discussion of these sordid de- worthless to her unless she could re- pillow. py QB Rovels, Bunday supplements and = Only two of the gang had paused rear guard caine hurrying up. Around 8 ls Wwost distasterul to me, Mr. gain her freedom. Producing theknife ‘I found it on your table” she an- Will Be Published Monday, August 21 Motion pictures.” to capture Olea: the rest had contin- his head was twisted a handkerchiet MoTton,” suid the outlaw deprecat- ghe hud surreptitiously taken from the @wered nonchalantly. “It is an odd fut,” sald Elleworth, USd in pursuit of Morton, who waa ca which wan a splotch ate ingly, but, if you Insist, why—shall we = id tor Tiding up the Xilley at top speed. “The punchers!" he kasped. ak heel. more than a year now by a gang of ‘op or we'll shoot!" roared the right benind us—twenty of ‘em havent 9 gutlawa who have their headquarters Dinck-mustached fellow who Was ‘he jeuder of th Pe sen ‘@emewhere in the mountains at the ntly the leader of the band, rais- torrent of oat 1 cuh ® back. ‘Their leader ix a half-breed Rise aun Mant came nee parte one of his men, ¢ n . ‘arrillo—a Vv ble sken, only rode the hard 4 . Se Ree er cone errand. T understand. “He Crack! ‘The bandits weapon apske Sty evil apy weed to bea lawyer down in Arizona and the bulict whined hungrily past fs 4)" fomewhere, but he was mixed up in Montag fo end. The next Fave shoot ‘em. ‘The rest of us will hold ank froin the cruelty which Several shady transactions, finally be- struck the horse, A moment later bick tho punchers uoull you've got a suddenly leaped’ into ‘bie eyes, “'L See a ee Pita ees ate Geek te UP BO SIOwA OF. good lar should be regretfully compelled to de- 2 aa — | Prat Che ied te arrel uih, ed “tangs up!" aang out the leader, J! obedience to his orders, Olga and Prive you of your ears.” “|Any Woman May Give sipped, the country between two levelling his rifle at Morton, who was So ine Mit shite ae Ral ae created Moree ete mz.etrs?! Bree Frocks a Touch of ‘We hadn't had any trouble nervously funibilng for his revolver. aheltar: GONiBa eee . i MOuiy with 5 face bia how: dt rocks and trees to check nly with the greatest re a 5 = Week before your accident. ‘One of the Har-B hrante was browse ape We Advauce of the men of toe lari, SAU vou" auld tie outliw'vuavely,| Individuality by Adapt x GarTitlon Heuienants, a fellow named the saddie was tranaterred from the Fucned ‘the Sovernareety es Ha wal the latter hoaraely, Me o%.| ing the Modes to Her with three or four compan- wounded animal to the stolen one: ; , de polor of ashes, iv : : Yona, Faided one of my camps, killed and Morton, his hands bound, wan youre re ,fmerance {0 the pase a at en tankers dnt en gat" | Own Personality—Sim- man in charge, and ran off a hoisted into the saddle, Olga and her SPlUtter of rifle tire suddenly broke y 3 an Fran horaes, oy ” cisco.” 2) .) Wie atruck thelr trall captors having now come up, the en- Pandy "were in wctiony Mernee ie "L hall be delighted to take your) plest Detail Will Suf- Within three hours after the murder tire party turned into the canyon. : en ae wn, Sheek, Mr. Morton,” responded Car- ~gad chased them right into the moun- After an hour of brisk riding the Pilar br raged dt he Mad ust’. rillo, courteously, “and 1 trust that, fice for Most. a We caught Lopor and strung steadily increasing roughness of the put the outls pe you will remain here as my guest the bope running toward her in mad for vengeance. the first was the ruMan called (To Be Continued.) The Fourteenth Instalment of ied Moree, needed, and for school girls a frock ‘ots. -(Original Home Dressmaking Designs SEDs de frac tak Bald Carri r ur friends can get it for you ANSWERS TO QUERIES. ue! By The Evening World’s Fashion Expert |... * ed out a called to d of peculi- y you and Manuel” “suppos Bo ahead with the prisoners. If they ' T have eight yards of goods lke sample—tight biue silk mull— ¢ and would like to develop an eve- , ning dress for myself from the sume, I am fit- teeny Le have ure, and fresh com- plexion, I will be xreatly apprecis tive if you will yeape or make any trouble, said the bandit, and Mor- Milicant @ gesture that advise me about up, but his two compan- country compelled the bandjts to : g Sasanee until it Is cashed & pretty design, Jone got away. A few days later Car. slacken thelr pace toa walk. at which ghe Hasterner moved forward without At i# to be the amount of By Mildred Lodeuick. baits va) g Fillo eent me word that would git they continued until long after » my ransom?" asked Olga. ribbon ts sewn as even up the ecore—and he's a man darkness had fallon, At last, when | Leaving the pass, their trail now “Thu. iy dear lade replied Car-| To make one's costume an expres- sketched on @ plain straight skirt, with rosebuds topping each point, Ribbon around blouse of waist and rosebuds around neck, Wider ribbon that will keep his word. That's what Olea and Morton were reeling In their led 4 oss the roughest country that rillo, “is a question that 1 have not/sion of character is to adapt the I mean by saying that when you and saddier from exhaustion, they entered Morton had ever seen, Jose turned yet decided, Perhaps,” he added modes, whatever they may be, to one's i ine Ivanoff are out riding you had & small, rock-walled valley, throuch bis horse from the trail and, push- meaningly, “you will continue to} + “4 alit Ay "a clothes etter keep to the valley and not got WP ch ran a mountain stream, and the (96 his way through a sereen’ of une hover With Vour presence, Tt {a/OWR personality, to give one's cl : sash, far away from the house. leader of the party, drawing rein, ceornat sate a narrow c!| # simple life that T lead here tn the! that individual touch which to the Dear Fashion Editor r i “Much obliged for the advice,” sald 2 signal to dismount. what uppeared, from a littls dist freuntains. but it has its compensa: | French woman comes as a natural at- a ightiy. “We're goin’ to stop here until to be a solid wall of rock, to tons. Will you consider it? tibule At her wBcune., “There ars Ge Bes fh SunneNs woman and have 4 \ ft a0 little Importance did Morton MOrnin.” he sald. approaching his 4 Moment later, in a veritible JE NUL think it over,” sald Olga! many difterent ways of individuallzing gages laworth’s warning that wo captives, HM * a couple of Valley, From the top of faintly, for sh a a a knew, from the look what severe style . that he had not the {a fre ¥ f at gy em Olga took their co! blankets for you. If you don't try to cliffs at get away you won't be hurt. in a xerte: In Carvino's « kK as there are different women of dressing, but | toma: ide the foll ng ufternoo! + ‘ rt . test intention of releasing her,|to w them, but many times the would appreciate ‘pt ne Maliberately ‘ventured beyond the PU! If you make a break, God help fills to the floor, acros And now, with your porinission, I] simptost detail will do the trick. your advice con- : da which he knew to be dictated YU it wound and twisted to disappear will get some r Tam very tired." ri bh itr cerning this \ , yp SWvben tho. vetting wun gp D2 You think there ty any chance subterraneously upon the other sid “By all means," auld the outlaw | on & feck of dark ie ani an of dress, [ have two 1.) . ¢ - Of our being rescued," whispera® Weside the stream some tenta. w courteous Ml oscurting hee] Yelle two narrow rows of cherry re And @ half yards ‘warned them that it was time to re whe tried to wrap pitched and beyond them was an (op lOusly. rising and escorting ne to the entrance of the cave. “hater | Velvet ribbon tied about the walst- in the atternoon I will give myseit|line to hold the skirt fullness into a {he pleasure of calling upon vou, ty | tiny frill above the ribbon; on a sim- Wich tine, | trust, you will Chey i ers et Kahiee Rh a \\" | ple white organdy frock a sash of Its ings ac sienifien requests. > “I will think It over,” said Oly to a amall coklly, und ees rine cite y of a mine. cave, Hor captor ond rightly, that it was he was, had j#i.turn, they found that they were con- dy in the blanket. open fireplace over which a man wa: s@iderably farther from the Renee ey Hust have started search- cooking, Instead of dismounting at Rouse than they had supposed. Turn- ing for us when we didn the tents, their guards conducted ing their ponies, they were proceed aro the ranch for Bppes he an- Olga » r weross the te ing homeward at a brisk lope when gwerod mily, “but they won't tittle valley Shey we urprined to see a party Of have any means of knowlnog which } Rorsemen ride out from & CANYON Way wo have gona" which debouched Into the main v Yan they ent ley and come to @ halt, as thougd tnougne of that awaiting them. turned up the e: which L thought could be used with serge if you could suegest a suitable way of doing it, Am & feet 5 inches tall Would like my shoulders to ap- pear broader, Am thirty-five years of black satin | { he added, OWN material finished across the ends + “to those who refuse my | with wool fringe or with bands of Roman stripe ribbon; on a lace or net frock perky bows of colored ribbon on the skirt, placed at intervals apart; ing of & she whispered. "I cliff, a square and, when we re- bled the nyon T dropped my tunnel or to the enlic © "It must be some of the cowboys handkerchief on the ground without Ho guessed from the ranc! remarked Olga, the bandits noticing.” b the cates, “nl Fahy, that te wa that [on a serge frock the odd p Bi 70 ~— “waiting to ride back with us.” “Good work,” commended Morton. caverns with, which ‘the Merce peers cp y Por ectte (Cam pusiana one uliief siaprolaery, Satin could form the tunic part of | As they drew nearer, however, ec 8 abound and which the bandit loader with whieh ene fone the. 1 kof laure ail means which one may take dress with black silk braid as trime Morton noticed with soine wneasiness When «upper time at the ranch hid util! : A habitation, Jose ex. she had » Mr, to express her personality, Of course, the cut and general de- ery uk and paper. The mes- | sign of w frock must necessarily be woiting, je amount we ps 4 d On was ten thousand, 1 be. | Sufliciently plain to admit of such 3 added touches, but if a woman de- With jangliny | As Olga reentered the cave her eye|velops her own frocks she can use cavern, Olga and Was caught by the books strewn upon simple means to ming. A tle which can be changed at thmes for different becoming colors, Dest Fashion Editor Would the inclosed sketch of yours be a good design for me, as 1 am having «blue serge dress made ” that the horsemen had spread out 9 came and went without the return changed a few words in Spanish with far as to form a line extending from of Olga and Morton, their host be- i fellow-bandit, evidently a sentry, pen, the mouth of the canyon to the river, came worried, and when darkness fell Who was loun, ng at the entrenee Shue cutting them off from the rane and there were still no signs of them, And, evidently receiving an answer in house. There was, moreover, some- his worry changed to downright the affirmative, ing suspicious, something peculiarly alarm. He was, in fact, on the point his horse and strode. ister, about the riders, each of of ordering out a searching party spurs, into Whom, he now noticed, carried a rifle when his feara we nfirmed by a Morton, — «& P any number of ly sittin the table, Idly curious as to t “ for business, If cross the pommel of his saddie. cowboy who pulled his reeking pony Maem Trmur of CFMry. tastes ef Carrio, he . Cad {distinguish them, For her, the design 80, what color i “Hold up, Olga!” he called, the to its haunches before the ranch- he words were in- @t them with languid interest, here|l am showing will be appreciated, collar, &e., could ruth suddenly dawning on him, house door, Glatinguishable. Presently Jose re. Were & score of novela of the sensa- | Narrow straps and bands are given 1 useh ae “Those are not our fellows. . “The feller and the girl that's been appeared accompanied hy a man. tonal order, much the worse for use, feet 3 inches tall, have leht brown hair, brown eyes, no color tn m: cheeks, LH” The design you fhey're strangers. . . . we had stayin’ here"—~ he began breath. who, the enptives instantly divined, & beok of Spanish verse; a volume |wRusually presumptive trimming qual- * better not go any nearer until we find y os the outlaw chief himsolf. They @f eoxraving (she recalled that Car. {ties on @ plain waist and skirt, When @ut who they are and what they €9, yes," Interrupted Ellsworth, were in the presence of the man Pia hited Been @ counterfelt betoro| combined with a broad collar und ” “What about them? whose name was a aynonym for NM feht to the mountains), and a] Sig, ‘ eedingly smart ef- want ye toe mat tenes ihe naing canning pea MRL Ieather-hound book. ‘entitled | Wide cuffs, an exceedingly sm He was not kept long in doubt a a HAte yeu icett the n eet pam ae “Robinson's Philosophy." There was [fect 18 achieved, Incloned is ut + id crane aventions for, snes” FOReh owner Suche rom one end of California something ahowt tre citie ny wae At the right I have suggested the suitable far you po PA aites” blonna up a pelt, of course I'm sure!" the cow- © swept off his hat at atght of V'SUCly familiar, As she open use of light weight serge for the frock, in any color desired, with silk to match for all the trimming pieces, If dark blue serge were se! 1a stripe or Ald silk could be used effectively, the as {it would tend ‘o cut off helgbt. 8 Hen sreen allt collar it and cuffs ae or light ook she drew her breath in Yor, in faded writing on the t was the name "Ralph Burke, the lost book ume of which she » long been in search! b nares —apurt of yellow low dust within a peqet ret “Didn't T see it hap- Olea home, dear lady yard of Morton. A Vhich way did they go?" demand- he cried, “and you, too, air he By henvensi™ he shouted, it's ed Elsworth, buckling on @ cartridge turning to Morton. "It ia not otted bandits! And they've cut us off from belt and revolver. that T have the honor of entertaining the ranch! Our only chance ts to "Up the Costilla canyon,” the cow- much distinauinhed visitary tT tent —_—_—_— " hho: irae hae) to around ile USE! " of Ells i's men there * Carrillo’s gang right enough,” what trying one. If vou will have the 0 ortunity. fo sould ° employed e | ate cols c' ould Flatbush——Did you if we can get there we will be sal, Bie th, “and itl take some kindness to dismount T shall be de- tp Aaa) rtunity for!tily satin could be employed in the /sted, and the collar and cuffs could be o8@ much te hai riding if of color, such ay red, construction of this frock. Of black, [of white or ecru organdy, or of the! Hie house-hunting? which might ling the It would combine with any color, such |dress material. Such # frock would west at one time axatipy qT Out laid selected, as mustard, red, green pr blue. Straps |be found immensely useful between clone, I spent six daye ih s Be At the left I have shown how pret- could he embroidered colored wor- now and the time when a fell suit ‘@ my house. amet we will have to ride like rt fe with teens @re going to cateb lghtet to place such few comforts the action to the forts. ne tured her I we at your disposal, Wi aif an hour tater Ellsworth, fol- kind permission. madame,” 1 ¥ leaves until ene, There