The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1916, Page 12

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BYNOPRIS OF PRECEDING RPISODRE Clark, United State Con) in the Chinese treaty port of Man Kot, te maied in hot day tm April writing to Ie friend, Errol Nanowe, tn New York be hae written, “i linmensely weal Admittedly a thinker of deeb ated bie temulve to erait the 9 ese on to my that Ali Singh's nieve, » Mademolwlie Nalia, iy Velng elvcated at Vassar Coileny: ‘That every Chinese tong oF secret mciety in the United Beaten is pletgel to Aunnort thle mystenous Vander tm every way, and that the sign of the menacing cuit \# (he crement oF new mina ‘AM Pingh then salle for New York, Me reaches the nited Sater aud Lureatens ine lite of Banir Bronson, father of Margaret, who tee chum of Mile Nala, The latter digspomary fram AN Singh enator Jetinsom ces, ‘Then an effort a tede to i» le tnt, the fmm ic wilt ating him to death, By mistake tt ty past inte the rom + aster May, Nadia trterferes just in time to save her, and throws herself von the mery of Maram, giad to forced ettentions of Hong Kong Harry, ‘initenant of All Rings ‘All Bingh in em auto ane Long Inland road He follows tw another © bridge is blown up, the chauffenr Ride and Broneoo polioamen tmce Ali Singh to a houmtom, The yallew motor buat, °. * sh ture Life will be wrenched from you Singh scornfully, on the rack. Before your spirit {8 | “if you want to know my name*— sent into everlasting gloom you will began Capt. Downing suffer more than any of the white op- Perhaps it was an idle question, pressors of my people who haye al- Said the other, with a bitter smile ready dared to cross my path, Ihave “What does it ‘matter to m& whether spoken. Let it be done!" . you are captain or private? You are Heedless of the girl's screams, two ™Y *nemy, and that suffices, You, of All Singh's satellites dragged her &* Well a# another, will serve my pur- back to the cellar, where she was Dose. I shall take care that your em- flung to the c: ployers learn your fate.” May, them Without another word All Singh and almost equafly uncertain as to the Strode close to the astounded prison- fate In store for therm hheoll Cyt 4 ot the tneients nt ‘They could not guess that an officer Sienasad kimenit of the United States army lay tn an frge” gun’ teaea ent ee ne himaelt addjolning coll in an equally deplorable Gozon hands grasped hit and he wee plight thrust into an underground chamber Scon after the departure of the po- similar to that occupied by the throe At of soldiers marched iris. a which Ali Singh's aus “When his prolonged absence led to tomobiles had traversed, The com- uneasiness the men of his company pany was engaged in scouting opera- searched the road and adjucent » and Capt, Downing ordered &@ swamps, Naturally, they went too halt, as the men hid been Kept oon- far at first. When it became evident tinuously work during several that they must scour the land at @ Dismounting, he point nearer to their halting place » an orderly, lisht- dayitght was falling, and i was iin- Hed a little way UP possible to detect footprints which , the recent tracks might have led to their leader's| “I think I've found the girl for of two automobiles, he was surprised prison, Bab." on coming to the place where they » ANS! had stopped and turned, There seonied op hin yee none wus doomed te |. 1¢ this isn't the exact wording of to be no reason why cars should visit qoath. The othera might, accord-|the telegram George Broadhurst re- that desolate spot, #0 he examined th® ing to his mood, be either killed or|Celved in California from his son ground with some curiosity. kept In durance to act a . o c os pawns in] Basil here in New Y ‘he gist Ast happened, he had some experi. the amazing gamo he was playing beige f ! URING « period of almost three weeks after the houseboat incident nothing was heard of Ali Singh. Though the vigilance of the authorities was not relaxed for a moment, Manning was beginning to breathe freely again. ‘The Bronsons still lived tn Manning’s house in New York, which was deemed a safer abode than their own country residence at Fern Brae, Long Island, The elder Bronson had sailed for London two days after His son's eacape from death and the blowing up of the houxcboat, Aa the days passed and no further sign of the Yellow Menace was forth- eoming Manning's spirits arose. ‘The weather was fine, an early summer } having decked Now York in gorgeous prodigality of leaf and fower ‘There was every prospect of a double wedding when Hro.son returned : from England, Willard and May were engaged, and, although they kept I their own counsel in the matter, there could be Ittle doubt that Margaret Bronson and Errol Manning would soor Possibly the presence of Najia 16 as responsible for some autem: Roses ‘ot Bancaney on Margaret's Singh's men, ay o part. Though Manning himeelf har- Manning glance tila the ie ae bored no suspiciwn of the fact, the ‘There is no other car in alg change vows, automobile containing some of Ali a ae rad inde HORAN, enc trained with the government of the United] 0f ‘he message he sent the very frat i eyes of Margarct had detecte vo; they left us as soon as it was oye Ken States. day [Regina Wallace went to the [%* cftions of infatuation on the part of | M0! {ity Itt We ee nine homme ree ‘i grass which indi- After a wretched night WiWard] Broadhurst office “looking for a job.” the young American diplomat betas ie - ‘ & numerous party fad Rronwon awoke to a new day of mis-|George Broadhurst and his son had ° his brary on a fing “Well,” be said, “the fact only boars Kone off into the marsh, tking every ery and foreboding. His firat care| bean looking lo d far ft Coming into Bis hn hig OUt what I told you @ few minutes precaution to obliterate their tracks. was to ask Manning and the butier it| [¢e? looking long and far for an ac- ; June morning to glance throug ago. You are safe here, and it ts al Unfortunately, he did not summon there was any news. No; nothing had yas to play the Cinderella girl mm letters before going down town, Man- RANI AED SontahoGial + n, but ued the investiga- been heard from Ker nd from him| "Rich Man, Poor Man,” and none had ning had no inkling that a new era of Brack rt vat A hoon Rake fe re alone might detinite tidings be looked | been found attacked In Central Park or Fifth nself at an adan- for. i ort . . tron e ed Wagedy was about to open, Avenue. Be careful. Keup your wits © could Le no | Bronson returned to his room and|, Mr Broadhurst telegraphed back The butler came in with a about you and ust no one whom you led in that direo- began to dress. Thon he noticed a| that he was returning to Now York \ which Manning opened tn # fs testi ee were watching leticn on the table. It had not been| and would decide the matter then. 0 «ram, 9 Jo not know " there the night before. and the hand- | g, matter of fact way. Lut bis face i decided not to pursue the moa Titing, Which set forth ‘his wa (oo, ree he camo be sent for Mise ked and dragged (nto writing, which set forth his ownlwojace talked w ne passe where he name, was strange to hia eyes. Con- Wallace, talked with her, studied her into the pr of All fronted by such a mysterious missive, | Many days during many visits. Then 4 tan Instinctively looks around as| he read the play to her, had her read SRG aero a eee jFon- [it to him and finally took her to the ? ow pane Had PeeN) theatre and bad her go through the Dlanched as he pepe xclained, “Ai contemplated & “Good mavens) e ay i y would remain at home Bingh 1s at work aga with May. So the men left them. At | “By this time Willard Bronson had ey ne cinont dome forebor, “DID YOU NOT KNOW THAT I CAN READ ALL HEARTS? YOU WILL DIE BY SLOW TORTURE!” + porte astounded entered the room. tal he had tumy Phat's impossibie!” Bronson cried. ing seemed to stir Manning. fo of the steering wheel, which her — "Good man, what are you talk- his feet in sheer ment eee A her : q opping expedition that morning. “L think,” he said gravely, tore open the a a i He was faced by a tall and impertous nvelope. A sheat| part = im blown ‘ou had assailant seized end manipulated un- Ing about sp f y et acedns: A “ of Of note pa bx ne an‘s| this acttle 4 Stes . “Didn't we ourselves see bh better keep close indoora while Wile Ul th speed siackoned. Others came — ‘The butler ran to the Hbrary table ‘Ou foc 1 EE ee ee ee ee eae a ee ARS CHOTEHBRINIC ORTON lee ee ee eee up with his boat Jard and 1 wre out. Perhaps this trag- nd Najla had to and picked up the telecram which not know id all hearts? eastern. Faahion. CaCO ere nL Tene NN eee ee at to | tPAChs rehearsed her—and a great per- For answer Manning spread tno anne Stevens's deutn aay hufteur Margaret Bronson had left there: One Why should you think that yo peated tha Canton Haeanrirathes thea 7m THE WiOHPR ON.’ | sonal hit was the result. ch of and he Kliace revealed before the young telegraph form be nd had triumphed a, that banker's eyes, while ON ras ‘The three girls promised compliance, peered cufiously over ‘To make up for lost time the men took truth, Al Singh micht escape my ail seeing in. Hong KK eared up during the day.” New Jers ing | he person, eebt. and the young banker was only | gio; Mike Wrailke Ruy seamed itor be an obiect ce coms 00. Wel aware of the wlaniqcance of |oT! Stet Allse Wallace Bad been that ominous sign. longing and striving for Broadway Ho rushed tato Manning's room, and|for a long, long time, She had together the two examined note and/on Broadway in “The Good ttle demanded AM oavelope, ‘The butler was summoned |: aR ay And, Beneath was a crudely drawn cres-| But that’s the second part of the Harry's fac Ase second car, & Kemp was summoned immediately, suned ag t i Katlsha, i ne with biinds closely drawn. put what could he do? watching him malevolently, smiled in Ally seemed boulder, They read: nailed is the car. No other unp) nt incident Aa bites g yeti deans The hopeloasness of the quest af- dour satisfaction mominat, marred that bright morning. After @ acream, And Margaret had not erred seuator Joho COnsUitation with Kemp, Manning and ') her recognitton of All Singh. It yance, They could’ simply walt. And pala , a os , Bronson went home for luncheon, ‘The che Pion A eomibA ia person then @ strange thing happened, one | ‘They were still discussing it—each|one line. But she wanted more. So . o moal was just end lee thowe improbable occurrences We Di Ri F; Si man dreading to voice the signifi-| she went into stock in Mount Vernon, Manning knew as a trusted as- 0 Just gated when the tele- “He vlosed the door with n bang. — againet which the oruered brain re. oman Diver fitses from sea Joance of the threat-when a cable. Yonkers, then in'aew Ha whom Manning ‘ f state, BlONe rang, and Manning announced — “Crony the river by the Tarrytown volts, yor of much acominsly, tattle gram was delivered, addressod to] ‘ein Yonkers, then in New Haven sistant to an Under Secretary 0 a that the missing motor boat had bean ferry. he Instructe t 3 fe driver, reality that the unwilling senses are T Ne Si Si | Bitiand roses feta Seca and Boston. And in Boston, with Nagai Bronson, proverted, thou Jonegs cn eso DeLee boat hed bean far uh y instructed, fhe , driver, reallty that the unwilling sense o New Fame as Screen Star ond wer enc raseeth uta eae Gear aa ly because he wore the country uniform of hi fected Manning and the others, They “Your fate ix fixed," went on Al YE" had nothing to say, no scheme to ad- Singh, “You Will die by slow tor- Who are y 4 . “death Eerie! ‘The message was signed “Wolcott, j bat he know nothing of the not Devil” with Mary Plekford and had taining this m with less conviction in hia voice. ‘orth River, sand he uddressed another man seated — gomehow--why. none of them could Your fat ‘hen she came back to New York to begin : 4 t be true,” he sald. . by the chauffeurs side—"be ready tO egpiuin--they became aware of a Kin- Pere re ee oe Pe - oa ed. No motive f ime can be mas) 3 = “This simply can’ Ss oacapad We are to join Kemp and the police shoot any one why shows the slightest | ae presonee in the Foot They ined, and police have no ¢ all over again—and walked Into the 4 “How cow | All Singh b At once,” he said. Ww, girls, be Sign of Interferenc } Manning abook hin head despond~ gyog and maybe we shall soon ull be _ HOth men raised their right hands eatiy. happy!" And indicated w crescent by a slight Ai Sir si ked up, wach moved by (To Be Continued.) Broadhurst office! al neioed that t neat ata h waited until thy which le Ppeared in the dis- Hoth Man p entered the other ma- their ravol Ng in the arohed pas a from Mbrary to hall! y Bronson drew ere upset by the ar ne and Bre. radia inrpartiouiar showed tn. Shee: Sica any NOUS Ching, Whose chauffeur bad almost 1 ie enaenee news. Najia in p ». May and Najla running to per side, fed. "As the smoke claared each man fan- | « etmatly that ehe slared Manning's ‘Oh, listen to thiw! she walied, °O¥S “ “ a » cled ho could deloct @ snocring amile| ¢ suspicions as to her uncle's survival. “Mr. Komp says that were bas boed peg winy ORI ih ee aor on the whadow'n fue @ smilie which] ® m dinectlon re merged at once into @ eeowl of inef-| 7 fet In the ‘direction of an fahie hate. 1 the frenzy passed, | 4 they knew that they had shot at gesture. All Sin closed car had di tance. THE SIXIH EPISODE IN THE SERIAL THE YELLOW MENACE WILL BE PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 «The Ocean Waif* as the third of tte : Golden Eagle features, Carlyle Black- ( MOTION PICTURE NOTES | well and Doris Kenyon have the chief ‘ roles. 4. H. Woods is booking “Civillsa-| Nona Thomas, Triungie-Kay Be “ind rk State thro star, 1s coming east from Callforn! ey I RM Lo ust) for a vacation She's going to Phi a deiphia for a quiet time, cMorosce-Paljas is to makes film of} ‘Enid Bennett, known in Los A Model,” With, Viviea Martin in cna | eles picture circles as the Thomas BR + peo 7 Ince “find,” will begin work in her star part. first film next week. Lloyd D. Willls bas gone to Aus-) Mary Pickford will make her first tralla to look over the fleld for the| appearance in a film made by her & William Fox Interests. own company Sunday at the Strand. The International is announcing! The Picture is “Less Than Dust." N came in, and | Two hours later the telephone rang. Margaret and Nala Margaret Bronson picked up ther 64-82-23 ’ H a 4n automebile accident at Tappan, Menning deprecated any prolonged jorpot ang my brotner ate insured, Nene @iscussion. Ho says, ‘Come at once. Police cuauf. BACONslous “We are only guessing at the best,” feur will bring you tiers.’ fet ora be said despondently ay, anda aes ae ony ee Kemp and carry on an even more #- “ane butler was instructed to kee tive campaign. If only we could find » sharp eye for the police uutoinotie, yohity ChmOw excel In tho construn. that motorboat in which Hong Kong Mad the girls, had hardly douued reason ia nut far to meek, Ching id em Harry encaped or lay hands on the 2ioer atiiie When the machine Wa gentially a dou: hai caste himselt 1 should feel more fom arvived. “None of hin dattaugne RUWLIRE LN cool ty. “Though It has ll to-day L hate the very “T must seo ."Of course wo'll go with you," nfex an ottcer of 4 shared In the re ek. China tages. membered, had never wet eyes on Al verted ne tn Singh, yet he described the man ac- ‘aman, be he curately. Manchu or the veri Munntng Was the first to recover bin we the Napoloonio gol * wits, in his knapsack a imar- 1 satisfied. Are you two guing out? passengers woticed that he was cure. i “We shall be ti to his face averted. “Fes,” aid Margarct, “We shall be OOM ie kept her wits betior than tho in your car, and we do not intend to others, For ooe thing whe Was not leave the main streets. tying to the side of an injured love: “That's wll right,” nodded Manning. for another, the eastern temperament 1s fatalls “1 don't wish to alarm you, but com- it was Najla who discovered that flows In one mon prudence suggests that nopre- although the supposed offical aut sautions should be relaxed now." Mobile Was disregardag the eiiy's speed regulations during a swift rush The girls went off in the cur, and ron “ihothor oar was tone arr t light tists gg!) elu es we Manning rang up Komp. He had made jty wake and held within a hundred J f smartest menbers an appointment and was ¢ the steps with Bronson when a ‘It may have be Mt must have way is been, a pipe dream!" ‘he sald. "This | open from gutter to the flend is credited with being a m St post, and a# @ consequence hatma, Consul Clark said som the Chinaman bands with hit as to his myatle powers, T do! ro innumerable | ho in well aware that have subjec' ct himaoit, conscious n iy Necessary {f one yond words.” "t be ein such things, In our grief we d ourselves to a su nosis. It is strang scending yards or .o through every twist and turn of the road, Mer suspicions once aroused, sho in @ wretched saw All Singh He yree to dis- The three girts, ary head- underground dun tumble-down houre about that same Um rd tive met them and announced that the BaVe clomer heed to the policemun Vly in the midst of # suddenly among them, and then was $ police were conducting an active chauffeur. Somehow the buck of hia New Jersey inarsh ‘The den was ther, No door had opened or closed.| h tee. search for both Hong Kong Harry head, the very set of his shoulders, Mid At y A spectre of the night, | © ye mina cd pale and the launch, suagented & horrid douut. Unques winplicity of the ruse adopted a goblin of sinister Import ° ene j i, Honably he was not cast in the tnold “That's good,” sald Manning. “I of the rere hog cast iy the in [fcature, Whew Captain ive unbappy prisoners were ignor- roe nw York camo upon the empty ant of thelr whereabouts, They cnew A how ° ne was just talking to Mr, Bronson about policeman. i hersclt vd ting pier in & not how the cars might have turned | Annette Kellermann’s “Daugh-/?us of thelr reach with a stroke oF that very thing.” to be calm, re y narrow ere: rade & thorougl after thels capture. Cast Into a ce . ties ‘ | ik eget ta ha precipitate act, é Breow ences h a E an Serara! ter of the Gods” Beautiful {cre not transformed into swans, ‘The man saluted and withdrew. As frau turned ble head at Cay tent with, bi Datei TRSSES. ATES oe itcag Ghalet Gace wan Tone Bac ia sy That Anitia escapes being burned to e rou a id gto t rag . 4 y , mattress, the we TORS Jates 3/ i rj deat aa mere all. The 4 Fe ee carr raad te ak ROAM Coe he reece tie ia gene, Cantal. Some browicht Manning and were ‘removed, and they were, let Water Color in an Ori- apevh is Rmnsre ceil Aaa rach eas 0) prised to we she recognized the foa- Bronson to the place and conducted alone ey were weeping in abjec al Frame individual charm, Natur. Wh Y the car coming buck, Najla was the fur word york’! and knew then that a second aud even more exhaustive despalr when the door opened and | ental Frame. it offers studies in. the nud en tou ' first to alight. she did not lose bs i. Ss We Saree enters eee a eae hae) —_——. M ids will be mermalds, Every: ‘ * * Haatily ler oavtoy | Standing well back from the shore who had accoimpanie, 5 thing elae may go hang, along wi Op Gl “Oh, Mr. Manning,” she cried, “I am Shaberea ts Mittens tne on and screened from view by a clump the car, By Charles Darnton, lothes on a hickory mb. When Mi en a ass @ure we were being followed by an t next to her: i of peek ed s Bouse which the de- After a glance at Najla the woman Kellermann dives straight down into Ms tectives had alr \y t ee “I have been thinking for some min- utes that wo have fallen into a tray T am quite sure now, Our driver weter without making more than you see only the artistic. As vr ehe ts a remarkable actress, Sunshine Graham Crackers bring out the rich flavor of jams, jellies, and of other beon deaorted @ generation ago, Ite drink the ovntents of, three long, nette Kellermann again rises ieited. It had commanded euch of the prisoners to SP nett an @ swimmor, An- ataira were broken, its flooring de- giender glasses, Fearing & drug or from the sea to win fresh ad-| 5 cayed, and not a window was intact, ison, refused, but the woman ” , er ol ae As for the story, Anitia changes A Mrapabiy omhers'ia sear Senin uae Nevertheless, although a number of Imataea with sucha threatening air |MMAtlOn im “A | Daugntes tantany | 0M # bird | toa moat” deatrable spreads. You'll find them appetizing whatever ~ ra 4 ty sharp eyed and heen witted men sat- ¢p, th delded, The liquid was not cture ante human ereature, and when she finds ry toarearet, dexpite her terror, strove fatied ‘themacivos that the DUIldINE harraful Rowever. It was some com. [Produced by William Fox last night at | herself ‘Gnprisoned in” the Multan's way you eat them, whether in sandwich form or palace she dives from the tower into Bed was untenanted, more than once they d which exercised « prompt and|the Lyric ‘Theat Can't we inak> the man stop by wee, imanted, - pound w. eda be a hae? a even nignalling “ first policeman we pore only separated by a narrow wall benofictal effect on thelr vitality, but! st was through @ purple haze and|{Me,,se@, th from «a group of scoundrels, All to thelr dismay Najla was led forth, thrill, The Cee 5 Singh, it hay been seen, was absent, while Marguret and May were aguin |OVer rugs calculated to add to the! pursuit of ho muttered Najia but Hong Kong Harry, once Najla lof, in theedarkneen. Oriental atmosphere that the audi-| ment of the picture, For that matter, Ml twist this veil had been rome: rs I the water scenes, “filmed” in the round his neck and choke him_unti pAgreen, fumoved, Save hiv chief UN- Ais gingh's niece found herself inlence made its way Into the house Wea Indines ane caohantinn A AOMlRt he lete go the wheel, May can drive, However, the search party with. the presence of her implacable uncle.| with more or less difficulty, Thel touch jg also given the picture by the Toll her to spring forward and be drew, little dreaming how. near they There were many members of the! cig revealed by tho. w n|nomes, who are changed to warriors, Women who shrink from the use |rendy to stder the Instant whe sees hay come to thelr quarry, YEhey took PAB In the room to which she had | "°° sis \ina Aig akwe wicURin caaaee of @ razor will find the most agree- | that the chauffeur ty in my power.” — the motorboat and returned to New ben brought. 4 | preved to he! largely Ori hind the dream matden, It remains way to remove hair from the jin ed up and with Hehtning York, Obviously the whole afternoon All Singh glared at Najla in silence, | though occasionally a witch rode #) for her and the prince of her heart to just tolunch on alone. Ask your dealer for Sunshine Grahams. Visit his Sunshine Rack and see the variety of other Sunshine Biscuits, There are over 350 in all, a kind for every taste and purpose, eby producing a real k slaves that awim tn add to the swift movi A“Womanly” Way to Remove Hair face, lip, neck, or arms, with Uke movements of her deft ds had been wasted, and the two young “Why 4re vou persecuting me?” she | proomatick according to the mytho-| find happiness after a war in which ” i |garroted the chauffeur, In an instant inen did not reach Manning's’ reals Walled, “What have I done that I logical custom of northern lands | {he walls of a city fall Juat as they El-Rado ¥ was at the wheel dence until a late hour, They were should be subjected to such minery?|/tosleal cust of northern aida ave tien In otner film spectacles, we Rowadays remove the hair Unfortunately the girls were in & met by an amaged and mystified but. | have no share in yer, plans, Tam) Bo fa . "A Daughter of the Goda’ is pro- underarms not only to meet [touring car. xo their actions could be jer, who had devoted the best part of only a Kir! who wi. to pursue her|Bronon had evidently given free rein | duced on an elaborate scale. Crowds dictates 0! _w od ie best part o} A y LJ Py en but for clean- Bored » their burevers, whe threw the day to preparations for the recep- finales in Lear ian not Roncerneg to his fancy. By way of added effect jaurge upon the scene, and fhousn iy pretense Argaret Hron- tion of his master and Bronson as !n Any quarre) between west an ayn ort | mean little else at times, they always prastisaliy’ waehes the hale Ope, ‘hat | son, watching them, soon realised that dangerously Injured mon: east. It —— jthere was unlimited music by Robert) ichieve the overwhelming effect of te by dissolving it, Easily ap- |'¢ other car was the faster of the “Why, # he cried, gazing at “You are not here to plead for| Hood Bowers. |numbers. These multitudes are not With @ plece of absorbent cetton, | two. X with wide open eyes, “the mercy. but to listen to your sen-| “A Daughter of the Gods" is alonly picture but they appeal to P s not conree later hair growth, The chase Ald not Inst long, Though sald that you and Mr. thundered her uncle, “You, a| ai i AGP ee 2 = 2 Biscuits Bron. tence r cture water ¢ im. nd also remind the fa abeclutely harm! May did her best, the fugitives were ¢ all broken to pieces!” princess of an ancient race, & woman | DeaUleal piowure tn Water co tator that the motion pleture ins Monay bach guarantes, swiftly overhavled, Some one, aman “What telex d Man. of iny own flesh and blood, would have | Hrentest tiiell! te Poll when Mtns bss y, no-calted, Atal teilet coumters, B0< and $1.00. whom Margeret believed was All ning instantly. “And where ts Miss betrayed me to my bitterest enem ' nakes it a It you fer, we wtit $5 pees wy Singh timeelf, sprang froin foothoard May J the others?” And why? a you love t from the alazy heights of the & | Most wonderful, however, is Annette “yy, PA kitten tS to footboard and grasped May Man- ‘The three young ladies want off at man!” pulacg, When rhe tx thrown to thet Nenbpmunn the omaha a ‘Dough: WM, Yl ad vo ning’s wrists, She was forced to let once, alr." NaJjla collapsed and tried to touch crocodiles you feel she could swim ter of the Gods’ fascinating, i . , ’ ‘ '