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Show oTtobtr 27, 1933 MAGNA TIMES, MAGNA, UTAH fe iW' i lied? ty Jt Is-- Poleoa SAX ROHMER BX OPVK I6HT by SA 'ey? lent of CHAPTER X YU 'AN HI EE SEE (LAUGOHS WOHMER W.N.U. SERVICC Continued I 15 Impatience not about Eileen the north-g- t estremlty of hla patrol. And fact obtruded Itself. All l curious fceumi'hs had disappeared! ind now, coming In Bight of the nil which marked the boundary on he heard again, dimly, Hie north, git babel of many tongues . , . tut outside. In the distant street which led down to the Burned up by j,rin? to speculate toward k walked slowly ately. 14; th h 1865. poem, super of the tram. At one point an old lebbekh tree wall. Haig rah the lower-mobranches, climbed higher, and could i over the wall. A straggling proton was winding down the street towards the port below! The he could Identify by their liveries, but there were many others tbs wore no distinguishing dress. There had been an exodus from the great house. Could he take of It? Along a path bordered by almond trees, he walked. Above everything he must keep cool Always Eileen came into the foreground but he knew, and his ron science cried, out, that even prater stakes were being played jrerhunz the great t, it mounted to dc in the carry n ti sir col- - ir A state of the wildest excitement prevailed aboard the Wallaroo. hail" happened?'' Had Whr The unsuddenly been declared? derwater craft bore no distinguishing number and flew no flag. Then, a smartly dressed man wearing a tarbush had come off in her boat Up In the captain's room, Aawaml Pasha stood, by the desk, smiling. Be had boarded the Wallaroo alone, and apparently unarmed, leaving one nan, a recognized pugilist, on duty at the ladder head. There was something terrifying In the Egyptian's What" L Iomf KtOf prao- - at is: media audacity. Captain Peterson's gray face was very grim. I carry three hundred passen-prs- , said he, "a hundred and eighty of them women and children or. by 0 d! Id take you at your word." The Egyptian ders. We are shrugged hla shoulboth under orders of niy commander in the submarine, and you, at the moment, under nine." It appears bluff." to me, sir," Rattray turning to Captain Peterson, this things an nnboly great .. rails. see, we do not hesitate," murmured. The dhow has Tou reached position," the ent on, and " glancing eled wrist watch Egyptian at a Jew- I must notify ... bare-heade- ... FF lest 'n Chow, th Second In Command, Dallvorod Thom, that you now have exactly three Wnuies in which to make np your Wnd. Captain." ' A boat, packed with negroes and nned by four Arab rowers, was mini from the dhow. The captain changed glances with Jack Rat-'fraalternative, air none what-saithe latter savagely. "Pas-comfirst We darent risk d e rid It" A1 skipper nodded, and crossing, door of a aafe. He the purser. the bullion room decks, two millions of minted n,7 wag removed, taken down ong oien the anded key to And so, from be-ee- n BRISBANE This WEEK End of the Treaty Millions for New Farms Too Many Apologies The Mirror Monocle Chancellor Hitler haa demolished the remaining fragments of the Versailles treaty, no-tifying the great powers that they may no longer control, aa they have done since 1918, the princl-pY rivers of Germany, The Rhine, N i Elbe. Oder and I Danube - rivers, within German territory, now return to German al SI control and France Is conArthu Brisbane tent to ask other powers to Join a protest Mere protest amount to little in European diplomacy, as the world learned the Ethiopian war. That settles, finally, the Versailles treaty, a foolish effort to enslave nation that made the emergence of this, or some other. Hitler inevitable. fron Mr. Tugwell seeks tn appropriation of five hundred million dollars to provide poverty - stricken farmers, now on worthless farms, with other land that will support them; also barns, houses, He thinks 850,000,000 a year for ten years would do the work, and plans to vacate 9,000,000 ' worthless acres. Anything that will diminish human misery is desirable, even though Incompetency , may be In part responsible for tbe trouble. In England, the government, guided by experts, is making excellent pasture lands of soil that was worthless. Our government might Investigate that process. General Markham, chief army was still. engineer, advises putting an air Haig strode along tbe path close base in the harbor of our Midway THE STORY FROM THE OPENING CHAPTER under the wall which marked tbe island, far away in th Pacific southern boundary of bla patrol Hla ocean. Tbe War Department says, to hla brain was racing again, and he Matt Kearney, young American living In London, aaya good-b- y that this would be alater Eileen, on board the Wallaroo which la conveying ft, 000, 000 In gold knew that be must keep a grip on aapologetically, commercial development, alto Australia. Inapector Dawson Haig, of Scotland Yard, very much In love though it might be useful for dewith Eileen, Is on the trail of opium he la convinced Is concealed In Jo common sense. He made a detour, so as to pass fense. Lung's warehouse. He delegates Kearney, with Detective Norwich, to visit While there Kearney picks up and the window of the hut he shared the place and find out what Why an apology? Nobody In Eunotebook, which he turns over to Haig. Yu'an Hea See, with the Jackal The carrlea away Normen Asia or Africa apologizes to He sends Jo la after at Lana's. of International rope, thieves, leader wich and Kearney, one of whom he realises must have picked up the note, creole sprawled across hla bunk, us for building an air base, or asks book. Haig la pussled over cryptlo notes In tha book. Norwich Is found breathing heavily. our opinion about It murdered. While Haig la poring over the book, a monstrous creature an Haig realized that practically he The War department says there tera, seises It, and escapes. Haig boards the Wallaroo at Marseilles, dis- had the run of the place; a guardis no treaty obligation forbidding guised. From radio measagea he decodes, ha realisea members of Yu'an'a gang ara on board, and have recognised him. A Chinaman tries to throw ian who waa himself a prisoner. such an air base. If there were, is lured Into a Foolhardily he had thrust himself what of It? Treaties can be canHaig overboard but goes over bimaelf. At Port Said Haig bath of feathers." Ellean disappears. Haig aacapes from the trap and Into the place, and he knew that It celled, and should be when they shoots Joseph, one of the plotters. Eileen, drugged, regains consciousness a are foolish or in Yu'an'a headquarters. Yu'an Intenda to capture or sink the Wallaroo. was not the call of duty, but unjust for further Eileen had which He to for to Keneh. mad anxiety begins Using Joseph's credentials, Haig makes his wsy details, ask Hitler. perceive Yo'sn's plot, to seise the gold on the Wallaroo, but all his thoughts driven him. are centered on the rescue of Eileen. Impersonating Joseph, he la assigned He had seen the room In which Germans tre said to be wearing to guard duty outaida Yu'an'a mansion. The girl sees him from a window, una new eyeglass called a spy mom. and la heartened. Haig also has seen her. Yu'an lures the Wallaroo from she was Imprisoned, apparently der the guardianship of a woman. ocle. Arranged to look like the her court with a wireless appeal for aid. He wondered If any of the eunuchs ordinary single eyeglass, the spy on duty Inside the harem monocle" is arranged with a mirwhen second the torpedo remained that the order had already reached way np enclosure. ror, permitting the wearer to look him, Three negroes, carrying cheats, found its billet In the secret carHe walked along the path below behind him and see if there is any. climbed go. the last of the consignment, The whole of the Wallaroo, for- the wall. Very faintly at times he body listening to his conversation. Into the boat Aswaml followed. of the bridge, burst upward had heard the murmur of surf far German police eagerly discourage ward The boat pulled off to the dhow. any one who suggest that the Nazi volcano. The deck planking below. a like Yu'an Hee See spoke again down government is not perfect. mounted the him he Into shot and bellied steps Cautiously upward the tube: All la to take both boats been propelled of the first of the little watchtow-ers- . had sea aa If he the In tow without transshipping the The opening of the Bay bridge, There were several women In a He came to the surload. This order was transmitted by catapult San Francisco and Oakconnecting was not Eileen a but beside the face floating garden, to a man forward on the deck of deck immediately this he rested is important not California, land, his among them. chair. Upon the submarine and shouted to Asonly to California and tbe two united for tbe moment content to on, he cautiously mounthands, Passing waml Pasha. he cities, but to the whole country. be alive. ed another flight of steps This magnificent bridge, elimiPeterson, Captain But he would have gambled a saw something at which hla heart stood on the bridge of year of the chance of life that re- seemed to miss a beatvOne of the nating ferries on the bay that sepgray-facethe Wallaroo. It all seemed unreal, mained to him to have been spared black eunuchs was coming down a arates San Francisco and Oakland, Even now It the spectacle he was now compelled aide la a magnificent accomplishment of utterly Impossible. path, carrying a woman' body was difficult to believe that the pi- to witness. . . . thrown sackwlse over his right engineering and public spirit rates had been actually on board Mr. Green's- - American FederaThe Wallaroo was sinking fast shoulder. hla ship wlthont a blow (truck, had One glance was sufficient He was tion of Labor decides on a fight the timely piece of wreck Pushing removed that precious cargo under age before him, he ducked hla head carrying Eileen Kearney Alive or to a showdown", with Mr. Lewis his eyes. Committee for Industrial Organiand kicked off wildly. Then, rest- dead Haig could not tell I A tall zation, which wants to unionize Yet, had there been any alter- ing on the fragile raft he watched. and vicious looking Arab, white-robeall the 30,000,000 workers not yet native? Even If the Wallaroo had followed. The forward part of the ship carried a gun, the fate of all these broke free of the hull. The bowels Automatic In hand, Haig craned organized, and seems to include aa.ibBrElcanticling over Mr. Green and hi fed- wmnpfnmd --children- below must of the5 Wallaroo dropped have rested upon the success of one through the gaping hole below her negro swung suddenly left, descend- eraBorPilSo.'"'"' Next on the program appears shot bridge and the big ship dived. . . . ing a flight of stone steps, and disto be a big labor fight: Mr. Green He stood listening to the poising hla little raft appeared under an archway, folclutching Rattray, Is thoughtful wise; Mr. Lewis is of the auxiliary engine on board threw one arm across tbe folded lowed by the Arab. the dbow watching the negroes wooden struts. Shaken though he forceful determined. The outcome Where did that tunnel lead scramble onto her atern. Then the was, he knew Its presence alone heard the bang of a heavy door cannot be predicted. The outside citizen will pray that there may boats swung out on two lines, and spelled salvation. And pushing It In the sunken archway. the dhow headed In for the head before blnr, he began to swim slowAs he stood plainly In view now not be too much Interference with of that rocky Island near to which ly yet further out to sea, towards to anyone In the garden, he heard returning prosperity. a cry! It came from the balcony they lay. Her decks were black with where, a hundred and forty-fiv- e A greatly increased demand for negroes. miles due southwest Port Sudan upon which he had seen Eileen f tools shows that more men are vanwhere cheriel of life my baby, nestled on the African coast and Cheriel Suddenly all signs and announcements of ished from the submarine. Cnme H. SI. 8. Panther, Captain Harwood, are you? This was the big woman getting jobs, w wage increases, big and little, on the She seen a of bell the sound had him. he day. faint previous toward raced the more firms are many. Twenty-thre- e e e bad looked French. Wallaroos bridge; the ship began oTV better announced have wage for to vibrate, but : Haig sprang right up on the par- 28,000 more workers. The mass of wreckage was spread Cearms. bis Swiftly Stand by all boat stations I" the over a great surface' of the sea. apet," waving An average increase of $130 Indicated that he should concaptain roared. The order .waa The two machine guns in the sub- leste .himself and wait lest than 50 cents a day, year, drew ceal Haig crackled towers from In marines conning transmitted. dying echoes, seem unimportant, but it runmight came she and presently point to point of the ship: Stand Into activity, sweeping tbat area back, means one hundred and thirty and stone the down In steps along the . stand survivors . ning . where stations struggled boat by by all million more dollars that 1,000,000 . . . boat stations . . . boat stations. flotsam of the wrecked liner. From the garden. workers will have to spend, in a can me? hear Yon there! you np the deck of the dhow, men armed year. That is hot unimportant. Peterson sprang to tbe telegraph with rifles picked out more distant she gasped. . . am ." Yes. I yes, swimmers. and Jammed "full speed ahead" England intends next time to de(TO BE COSTISVED) And now darting actively abont then leaped to the side of the bridge vote her energy and strength to amongst tbat marine shamble now and looked again. protecting herself. 1 Ancient Tortoise came .the flna of the sharks. He was too late I Sir Samuel Hoare, first lord of the A specimen of a tortoise that Yu'an Hee See, from the deck of Yuan Hee See aat in the control admiralty, saya England haa no thirty-fiv- e watched about on continent this lived thoughtfulthe Seen submarine, through room of the submarine; commitments" like those of 1914, million years ago Is on display the periscope, the towering hull of ly, I had counted on the sharks, would compel her to send that we must In the collection of fossil animals the Wallaroo seemed almost to he said, hut nevertheless, troops to the continent if war should In hall Graham R. Ernest no In the chances. take overhang the vicious little warship. start She will do at she pleases, From the deck of the dhow black the Field museum, It was an- which means that she will Yuan He See spoke softly. First probably were making good prac- nounced recently. The shell and tube," he said.' And th first tor- marksmen stay at home, busy with enemy air Is animal 43 which tbe of his face skeleton Kid Brown, very tice. pedo was launched against the helpplanes, perhaps helping to finance white, fired once or twice, but wild- Inches long, were found tn a sandy friends on the continent, as sho did less liner. North Platte river and never at a living target In bluff along the in the Napoleonic wars, as sho did Frightened faces of stewards and ly, asAswaml Paaba'a In western Nebraska and the speci- before and since. other members of the crew, some hla capacity knew In muwas men reconstructed the be served that be ' Features IrMketq law of them with war experience, bodyguard, Kins WNU Service. were a soulless villain, bnt his own rec- seum laboratories. peered out of portholes. Men I Through a window of the captain's cabin Aswaml Pasha pointed to where the wreckage of the mainmast lay, half over the starboard b high-pitche- d d imlliog raid, that la-bl- 4,0 for. ? 1 ... at eu-inc- 1 ... ord was far from unblemished, and somehow he had made terms with hla elastic conscience. He knew that th German freighter had been sunk with Sll bands nearly two years before, but he had not been present at her actual sinking. He had been oa the submarine when the American yacht waa held up. Explosives had been smuggled Into her hold In some way, and be had seen her go np Uke a Crystal palace firework display. , Although no rescues were attempted. there had been none of this sniping. The sniping was too mnch for his stomach. He threw hla rifle on to the deck of the dhow. Gor blimey I" be shouted, clenching hla fists, T cant do ltl Its That's what it oody bloody murder murder 1" You are conscience-stricke- n again, Mr. Brown?" The Kid turned. Aawaml pasha austood pointing a vicious-lookin- g tomatic straight at the Kid's stomach. I have watched you with Interest for some time," the Egyptian went on; in Paris and in Egypt, as well as here. 1 regret It but I can no longer trust you." Aswaml Pasha pressed the trigger. But swiftly as he acted, he nevertheless acted too slowly to check that "Maxim silencer left of the Kid. As the boxer dropped, coughing, to hang over the aide, pumping his lifes blood Into the Red sea, AsCHAPTER XI which hla second In command had waml Pasha temporarily passed Into brought, adjusted his spectacles, forgetfulness, hlg once classic nose mere memory. and, still chuckling,' read : IN' THE control room of the marine Tu'an Hee See received On the submarine, Yu'an Hee See NEWS OF EXPLOSION REconstant messages from an un- LAYED PORT SUDAN HMS PAN- gave the order to cease firing. It named source. Leu Chow, the sec- THER HEADED FOR YOU." will disturb the sharks," he exond in command, delivered them: on the engines to Yuan Hee See nodded, read the plained. He rang alow ahead. Dead P BENDIGO INWARD second a time, and began message And old Maclleg, raising hla eyes TWENTY MILES SOD SOUTHvery aoftly to hiss. to the Indicator aa It tinkled, EAST" BIBBT LINER OXFORDSHIRE Jack Rattray, chief officer, who grasped' the levers automatically and then sank hla debauched face OUTWARD FIFTEEN MILES NOR' had seen the torpedo, waa racing Into hla hands, sobbing as only a NORTHWEST" for the bridge. He had Just reached AMERICAN FREIGHTER JOHN the ladder when It crashed Into the drunken man can sob, when, sober, be looks down upon what be has CLAY ADEN TO SUEZ TEN MILES engine room. One of the boilers become. DUE SOUTH" waa off his be heaved and feet, went, On receipt of this third message, lost his hold of the rail, and pitched In the great gardens of the old Yu'an Hee See spoke Into a tube. Into the scuppers. 'There Is too much delay," he said. Dazed, temporarily confused, he palace an unusual quiet reigned. Somewhere behind The negroes seemed to have disapSignal to All to draw off In the staggered up. peared. to a man. Even the great dhow." and below there was a shambles He studied the scene on the Wal- shrieks which he was never to for- engine shed adjoining the garages, laroo."' Aswaml," at the held Of the get to hlr dying day;-- - He lettered and Its annex with the Jail radio ladder, raised his hand signifying again for the ladder and was half masts, were deserted. The big house tree-bor-jet- ho div the ladder and transferred to the dhow. It was contained In wooden boxes, each holding five thousand pounds, and not too heavy for one man to carry. The work was done by a team of hnge negroes. In a constant procession, coming and going like magnificent black ants, they worked nntll all the boxes were removed from the Wallaroo. The transshipment, carried out with admirable dispatch under the orders of Aswaml Pasha at the head of the ladder, was completed In less than a quarter of au hour. running there was tumult desper ation. "V Yoan Hee See began to laugh. That weird, piping laughter swept around the oily little compartment like a breeze from hell. The torpedo buried Its wicked noee Jo Lung was clever K squarely into the engine room. There was a monstrous explosion which shook the submarine from stem to atern. Smoke and steam dropped a veil between the doomed liner and the watching eyea of Yu'an Hee See. Yet he trusted the Wasp, his chief torpedo operator. .Second tube,' he directed If the first explosion bad been an enormous one, the second was such as seemed to rend the very heavens. The second torpedo had registered in Number Two Hold, where twenty eases of potted Stilton for Colombo were stored. They had come aboard In Marseille Just before Doctor Oestler went ashore. They contained enough high explosive to destroy a small town. Yu'an Hee See rubbed his plump hands together and began to laugh again. Although they had drawn away from the Wallaroo, a veritable tidal wave swept them, but Yu'an laughed on. At last, recovering himself : Order AU to cast the boats of? and head the dhow back," came his Instructions. He glanced up to find Leu Chow at his elbow. He took the message 5 ... ' other things to thankful for in this land of peace and plenty, think how pleasant it is to be able to procure such lovely patterns so conveniently and so inexpensively. No longer is style the perquisite' of wealth alone; every woman can look and be at her best in any company, thanks to Sewing Circle patterns. Pattern 1981, s youthful loung lng or sleeping pajama, features a nobby, cutaway peplum and comfortably cut trousers. There Is an easy yoke, a cleverly cut collar, and a choice of long or short sleeves. 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