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Either; FOURTEEN :I'HE EVENING SENTINEL‘ WEDNESDAY; JULY 1, 1925. '
By Ernie Bushmiller
HEY LOOKA TH' LET'S FDLLER 'EM
CLASSY DAME T0 TH“ POLICE.
GETTiN' - STATION: .
PiNCHEDl
OH orrlcsal-witt
YOU TAKE ME TO
THE CAR ?- I'M
ammo -'ro WALK
ALONE! .
OH I THINK —...:
YOUR. 'JUST '7‘:
THIS us AN AWFUL
TOUGH SECTlON OF
TowN-l-I THINK l‘LL
ASK A cor. TO WALK
WiTH ME AS FKR
as THE CAR!
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Copyright. 1911. by Doubleday. Page .60.
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BARII.‘OON or minor". AL“; S:’l‘.’§'.°.il"§l.‘r’§' Won. the w» Dom;
SYNOPSIS shot like a “m white amp,
‘ . Nepeese, daughter a] Pierrot. through the s -llght. _
the trapper, carried Bares, the Bares saw so. He heard the'
young wot/«tog, [mm her father's plunge of her 0d!. For half snf
cabin into the woods. She was foar- hour he lay ii and still, close'tol
fill of the return of MoToggart, the edxe of t pool, and Watched.
the factor, whOm, a few minutes her. Someti she was just an-
belore, she had pushed into I: def him, “08 lllehtll'. her bur "a
twenty-foot chasm when he made forming 9. cl darker than tn.
unwelcome advances to her. She water about 1'; again she was
out her father. who had learned cutting News surface almost II
that MoTapgart had blood poison, Witt]? as Otters he had not“
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ERA/IE BUSHHILLE/a... the result of a bite on. the han‘rl ,-and then th a sudden plan:
,by Bares when the [actor found she would ppear, and Baree's
(spinsmxravtwmm-M . .
the dog in one of his traps. henlrtdworuld taken its pulse as he
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C] CE R0 S A P R ' By Fred Locher cnaprse XV—Contlnued zone a long a. He whil‘red. '1: m
It was not like other rains Bares knew she not like the beaver
NB \‘VE BEEN TAKNCI ‘lHE WRONG " had known. It was an inundation and the o‘ and he was filled
AQGLEE‘O“ ‘l'i—“S \NSURANCE “MUG-J A . WELL My. PLEASAN". 1H5)" BIRD \5 "new!“ down out o! the black- with an "1188 relief when ah.
‘ELLA CANT HAVE TOO MUCH: “-5 0 WE 855“ ‘l‘HlNKlNC-t WHF" I CALUA ness of the skies. Within the came up.
minutes the interior of the balsam So thei rat night passed—
shelter was a shower-bath—halt an storm. the .1, deep Dog]. the big
hour of that torrential downpour, fire: and l . when the Willow's
and Nepeese was soaked to the clothes an e blanket had dried,
skin. The water ran in little ofow houloep, At dawn‘ they
rlvule down her back and breast; returned no cabin. it n. .
it trickled in tiny streams from cautious Iach. There was no
her drenched braids and dropped smoke co from the chimney. ,_ .
from her long lashes. and the The door closed. Pierrot and ”
blanket under her was wet as s 3113!: MC art were gene, ,1
mop. To Baroe it was almost as - 1
bad as his near-drowning in the PTER xv.
stream after his fight witb‘Papa- It was eginning of Aulust— l
yuchisew. and he snuggled closer the F M Moon—when Pierrot l
I ' " ‘ ’ ‘ Ind closer under 'the sheltering returned " Lac Rain, and in ;
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and intermittent flashings. Even real 811 Which she wore at
letter that the rain fell for another “mes l 9 two Englishwomen
vhour. Then it stopped as sudden- lt_NelS- "56. and chief glory of I
. ly as it had begun. all, sowdertul red cloth for a «l
' With a laughing gasp Nepeeso dress. he three wimera sh.
'rose to her feet. Thewater gur- 1W! 8 at the Mission the“
Igled in her moccasins as she wome "ado mucho‘tNepeese.
' walked out into the open. She paid They . Kht her to new as wen
g‘DOROTHY DARNIT
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~~ ‘ WTHE OWNER WELL l WENT ‘1 HOOLD SAY NOT’ ' ' . 'no attention to Bares-and he fol-‘ as to Ed read and pray, and
I THE . To 555 YOUR l WANT THE T 3‘ I lowed her. Across the open in the at tim re Came to the Willow.
“me n I AMU5E""~T A . , ‘ tree-tops the last ‘of the storm- comh'eSlre to do as they did. ‘
THEATRE U / 'ETURNED clouds were drifting away. 50 9° “7! Nopeese work.
New”, looked down" and 3" ed h her new dress and on
Bares. He was standing clear ”d her . she stood before Pier- " ‘
unleashed. with freedom on' 811 rot fashion that took his
sides of him. Yet he did not run. brea I. She had piled her
He was waiting. wet as a water- hair at glowing masses and
. » coil e crown of her head, as
Yvo'B younger of the Eng-
lish had taught her. and in
the t of it had half buried a.
v, g of the crimson fire-
no nder this. and the glow
in s. and the red flush of
.. he nd cheeks came the won-
“ ”a , ' ' k ,, ‘ de dress. fitted to the slim
[I _ , Itus beauty of her form-
a le had been two winters
a clean House. And under
h. whidi melted Just below
t s—Nepeose had quite tor-
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\\'ell0'// ’ Q l “There was no smoke oomln cold and staring. °'l°"
l‘ I from the chimney. The door wa was a h -
4 . c 3115a In PierroL
oiosed. Plerrotnsnd 3th Mon . the an.” days of her are".
part were gone. 3 Nopeese had been quite too
rat. with his eyes on her expects d ‘0 “0““ “118 change, and
' ly. Nepeese made a movem 't had “10d to keep it from
Word him. and hesitated. He had been away ten days
"N'o. you will not run a'° "’9 ‘0 LN Bath. and he a
Bares. I will leave you free. : ht “Ck ‘0 Nepeese the Joy-
now we must have a tire!" “"5 that M'U‘W MOTH!“
A are! Any one but Pie "’1" 8le with DOChlpoo—the
might have said that she d'DOIson—news that made the
orally. Not a stem or twig . 0W 0130 her hands and laugh
forest that was not dripping! -lly. 3": hO'khew that the Foo-
eould hear the trickle of to “0"“ 89‘ We”. and that he
water all about them. ”‘1 001118 883111 to their cabin on
With herw clothes clingi Gray Loon. And when next
her tightly, s e was like a 8 he ““19— ' ' _
' shadow as the crossed the t W“ “'1’“ he “'8' 01111“!!! 0!
open and hurled hersell onto that his face new cold and
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forest trees. Bares still to _ . Y urne . And he
“CAP” STUBBS ’ ‘ She went straight'to a blr . thinking of it on this her birth-
III===E - "' ”“‘ ~ ‘ that she had located that d l, and. even as her laughter float-
NA“ -HE WOUlDNl began tearing oi the loos ‘0 mm “1‘0 3 5038- Dian. in
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worse Mme watwuz YOU
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SAMMIE HELD UP AN‘ ‘IELL U“ T“ An armful of this her]: she n ears she
. RT. ' _ _ s nothingobut a child-a bob 1
memo toss HAD \T TOOK leer FE. TH ‘ close to the mun. ““‘fa could not sum m. mug.
’ . . heaped load after load of
A NiCKEL! FROM VA . “m me ha ‘ m“ p“ mus. And the dread of “am“
e in the wsm sh g her for all time from that been-
:zgumatch, a?“ the fl ful childhood kept hip: room tell.
of its tiny flame the . -3 her the whole truth so that she
flared up like paper “a . -lght have understood fully and
Half an hour later the ”“91““?- hon. it should not be
tire—if there had been hat, H15 50111 beat with a great
walls to hide ill—could and gentle love. He. Pierrot Du :
seen at the cabin a mile Quesne, would ‘10 “18 ‘watchinx.
until it was biasing is And she should laugh and sing and
into the air did she so play—and hive no share in the L,
'wood on it. Then she - 1’1“" 1”01101111183 that had come tag
in u" wand an, Spoil hls “te-
s ' stretched the 0“ ““3 day there came up from
to dry. After that s ”1° ”nth M69053”. the govern-
undress; me“ map-maker. He was gray-
She drewadeep hr and “mu“- ““1 I great, free.
eyes shone with a s ““311 and a Clean hem- TWO days a .
tlon. Slowly her mo he remained with Pierrot. He tol ' . , ..
to a round red 0. an 1‘99”“ 0' “5 dlulhters at home 4: ' ' _
. . , mu,” to Bares. she of their mother. whom be we 1, 6%:
1'“ A" ~ - M - . an 'm b. a“, shipped more than anything else . ._' .
. , ‘ m Kings-yes. on earth-and before he went on in ‘ ‘
She called to hi: - Clues: of the last timber-line o
‘l BANANA‘ OIL' ' slipped on her wet d Banksian pine. he took pictures ofi . l
. tollowed the creek t- “fillow as he had first seen her on -.' "
”M “w“. Abusdred yard'fr. " h" bit/thday: her hair piled 1.-
came to the edge ‘ 5’05” CO“! and masses. her red
F C: l 0 dress. the high-heeled shoes. as}
r / l ‘ was deep and tnl
. re carried the negatives on with hi i
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$11.33;. 7' Promising Pierrot that he '01:]?
ale and tonal: o '5 5“ “ ”mu“ 1"“ "1 “Om "7.3
mm“ mm” '8. Thus fate works in itsstrann and,
For, . moment . d apparently innocent way as 1:.913. 1‘
pol its web of tragedy.
poised on a re r
depths halt a do 3‘;
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play at the
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(To be continued)
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