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SYNOPSIS.
The story opcna with the shipwreck of
tho stenmor on which Miss Oonovlevo
Leslie, an Amorlcnn heiress, Lord Win
thropo, an Englishman, and Tom niako,
n brusquo American, wcro passengers.
Tho three were tossed upon an unlnhab
Itcd Island and woro tho only ones not
drowned. Dlnlto recovered from a drunk
en stupor. Make, shunned on tho boat,
because of his roughness, becamo a hero
Of preserver of tho helpless pair. Tho
Englishman wag suing for tho hand of
Miss Lcsllo. niako started to swim back
to tho ship to recover what was left.
Wake returned safely. Wlnthropo wasted
his laBt match on a cigarette, for which
ho was scored by Dlakc. Their first meal
was a dead fish. Tho trio started a ton
mils hike for higher land. Thirst at
tacked them. Blake was compelled to
carry Miss Leslie on account of weari
ness. He taunted "Wlnthropo. Thoy en
torcd tho jungle. That night was passed
roosting high In a trco. Tim next morn
ing they descended to tho open Again.
All threo constructed hats to shield them
selves from the sun. Thoy then fcastod
on coroanuts, tho only procurable rood.
Miss Lesllo showed a liking for make,
but detested his roughness. Led by Blako
thoy established a homo In some cliffs.
IUako found a fresh water spring. Miss
Leslie faced an unpleasant situation.
They planned their campaign. Slake re
covered his surveyor's magnifying glass,
thus Insuring fire. Ho started a Jungle
fire, killing a large leopard and smoth
ering several cubs. In the loopard's cav
ern thoy built a small homo. They gained
tho cliffs by burning the bottom of a
tree until It fell against tho heights. Tho
trio secured eggs from the cliffs.
Miss Leslie's whlto skirt was decided
upon ns a signal. Miss Lesllo mado n
dress from tho leopard skin. Blako's ef
forts to kill antelopes failed.
CHAPTER XIII. Continued.
Tho ono difficulty way to reach tho
lower branches. Sho could hardly
touch thorn with hor flngor-tipa. But
hor barbaric coatumo must havo In
spired her. Sho llstoncd for n mo
mont, and honrlng no sound to lndlcato
tho roturn of tho men, clasped tho
upper sldo of tho trunk with her
hands and knees, and mado nn en
ergetic attempt to climb. Tho posturo
was far from dignified, but tho girl's
eyes sparkled with satisfaction as sho
found horsolf slowly mounting.
When, flushed and breathless, sho
gained a foothold among tho branches,
she looked down at tho ground, and
permitted herself a merry little glgglo
such as sho had not Indulged In since
leaving boarding-school. Sho had
actually climbed a tree! Sho would
show Mr. Blako that sho was not bo
helpless as ho fancied.
At the thought, sho clamborcd on
up, finding that the branches made
convenient steps. Sho did not look
back, and the screen of treetops be
neath saved her from any sense of
giddiness. As hor head dame abovo
tho lovel of tho cliff, she peered
through tho follago, and saw tho signal-flag
far over near tho ond of the
headland. Tho big pleco of white
duck stood out bravely against tho
blue sky, all tho more conspicuous for
the flocks of frightened seafowl which
wheelod nbovo and around It.
Surprised that sho did not sco tho
men, Miss Leslie started to draw her
Bolf up over tho cliff edge. Sho
heard Wlnthropo's volco n few yards
away to hor loft. A sudden realization
that tho Englishman might consider
her exploit Ill-bred caused hor to sink
back out of sight
Sho was hesitating whether to de
scend or to climb on up, when Wln
thropo's peevish whlno was cut short
by a loud and nngry rotort from Blako.
Every word caino to tho girl's cars
with tho forco of a blow.
"You do, do you? Well, I'd like to
know whero In holl you como In. Sho's
not your sister, nor your mother, nor
your aunt, nnd If sho's your Bweot
heart, you'vo botli been damnod closn
mouthed over It."
Thoro was an lrrltablo, rasping
murmur from Wlnthropo, and again
camo Blako's loud rotort. "Look horo,
young man, don't you forget you called
mo a end onco before. I can stand a
good deal from a sick man; but I'll
give It to you straight, you'd hotter cut
that out. Call mo a bruto or a savage,
If that'll lot off your Btcam; but, un
derstand, I'm nono of your English
kinds."
Again Wlnthropo spoke, this tlmo
In a fretful whlno.
Blnko replied wllh Iosb angor:
"That'B so; and I'm going to show you
that I'm tho real thing when it comes
to bolng a sport. Give you my word,
I'll make no movo till you'ro through
tho fever and on your legs again.
What I'll do then depends on my own
sweot will, and don't you forgot It. I'm
not after her fortune. U'b tho lady
herself that takes my fancy. Romom
ber what I said to you whon you called
mo n cad tho other tlmo. You had
your turn aboard ship. Now I can do
as I pleaso; and that's what I'm going
to do, If I havo to kick you ovor tho
cliff ond first, to shut off your pesky
Interference"
Tho girl crouched back into tho
wlthorcd follago, dazed with terror,
Again sho heard Blako speak. He had
dropped Into a blttor snoor.
"No chance? It's no nerve, you
moan. You could brain mo, easy
enough, any night Just walk up with
a club whon I'm nsleep. Trouble Is,
you're llko most othor under dogs
frald thut if you licked your dobs,
thcro'd bo no soup bones. So I gucsB
I'm Blated to stay boss of this colony
grand Poo Bah and Mikado, all In
ono. Understand? You mind your
own business, and don't go to Inter
ferine with mo any morol , ,
"Now, Don't Get Mad. Worst Thing In tho World for Malaria."
Now, if you'vo Btared enough at tho
lady's skirt"
Tho threat of discovery stung tho
girl to Instant action. With almost
frantic haste, sho scrambled down to
tho lower branches, and sprang to tho
ground. Sho had nevor ventured such
a leap oven In childhood. She struck
lightly but without proper balance,
and pitched over sideways. Hor hands
chanced to alight upon tho romnants
of lcopnrd skin. Great ns was her
fear, Bho stopped to gathor all to
gether In tho edge of hor skirt beforo
darting up tho cleft. ,
At tho baobab sho turned and gazed
back along tho cliff edge. Beforo sho
had tlmo to draw a second breath, sho
caught n gllmpso of Blako's palm-leaf
hat, near tho crown of tho ladder tree.
"O-o-h! he didn't seo mo!" sho
murmured. Her frantic strength van
ished, and n deathly sickness camo
upon hor. Sho felt herself going, nnd
sought to kneel to easo tho fall.
Sho waB roused from tho swoon by
Blako's resonant shout: "Hey, Miss
Jenny I where nro you? Wo'vo got
your laundry on the polo in flno
shape!"
The girl's flaccid limbs grow ten3o,
and her body quivered with a shudder
of dread and loathing. Yet sho sot her
Uttlo whlto teeth, and farced herself
to rlso nnd go out to faco tho men.
Both mot her look with a blank stnro
of consternation.
"What Is It, Miss Gonovlovo?" cried
Wlnthropo. "You'ro white as chalk!"
"It's tho fever!" growled Blako.
"Sho's in tho cold stago. Got a pot on.
We'll"
"No, no; U'b not thnt! It's only
I've been frightened!"
"Frightened?"
"By a a dreadful boast!"
"Beast!" repeated Blako, and his
palo eyes flashed as ho sprang across
to whero his bow and arrows and his
club leaned against tho baobab. "I'll
havo no beasts nosing around my
dooryard! Must bo that skulking lion
I heard last night. I'll show him!" Ho
caught up his weapons nnd stalked off
down tho cleft.
"By Jove!" exclaimed Wlnthropo;
"tho man really must bo mad. Call
him back, MIbs Genovlovo. If any
thing should happen to him"
"It only thoro might!" gasped the
girl.
"Why, what do you mean?"
She burst Into a hysterical laugh.
"Oh! oh! U'b such a Joke Biich a Joko!
At least ho'B not a hyena oh, no; a
bravo boast! Hear him shout! And
ho actually thinks It's a Hon! Out it
Isn't It's hlmsolfl Oh, doar! oh,
dear! what shall I do?"
"Miss Goneviove, what do you
moan? Bo calm, pray, bo calm!"
"Calm! whon I heard what ho
said? Yea; I heard every word! In
the top of the tree "
"In tho tree? Heavens! Miss or
Miss Gonovlovo!" stammered Wln
thropo, his faco paling. "Did you
did you hear nil?"
"Everything ovcry thing ho said!
What shall I do? I am so frightened!
What shall I do?"
"Everything ho said?" cchoo'd Wlnthropo.
"You spoko too low for mo to hear;
but I'm suro you faced him llko a gen
tleman I must bollovo It of you"
Wlnthropo drow In a deep breath.
"Ah, yes; I did, Miss Gonovlovo I ns
suro you. Tho boast! Yot you seo tho
plight I am In. It 1b a nasty muddlo
Indeed It Is! But what can I do? Ho
is strong as n gorilla. Really, thoro is
only ono way no doubt you heard
him taunt mo over It. I assuro you
Bhould not bo afraid but it would bo
bo horrid so cold-blooded. As a gen
tlemnn, you know "
"No; It 1b not thnt!" broke In tho
girl. "Ho Ib right. Nolthor of us has
tho courage oven when ho Is nsleep."
"My dear Miss Goneviovo, this beast
Instinct to kill"
"Yes; but think of him. If ho is n
benst, ho Is st least a bravo one,
Whllo wo wo haven't tho courngo of
rabbits. I thought you called yourBOlf
an English gentleman. Aro you going
to stand by, and not lift a finger?"
"Really, now, Miss Gonovlovo, to
murder n man "
"Solf-dofenso Ib not a crlmo self-
preservation. If you havo a spark of
manhood "
"My dear"
"For Heaven's snko, If you can't do
anything, at least keep still! Oh, I'm
suro I shall go mad! If only I had
been drowned!"
"Ah, yes, to bo auro. But really
now, whnt you ask Ib a good deal for a
man to risk. Tho fellow might wako
up and murder mo! Should I tako
tho risk, might I or expect some
manifestation of your gratitude, Miss
Gonovlovo?"
"Of courso! of courso! I should al
ways "
"I ah refor to tho tho bestowal
of your hand."
"My hand? I Would you bargain
for my cntecm? I thought you a gen
tleman!"
"To bo sure to bo suro! Who says
I am not? But all is fair In lovo ond
war, you know. Your cholco Is qulto
free. I tako it, you will not considor
his or proposals. But if you do not
wish my nid, you havo another way of
escape that Is nt, least other women
havo douo it."
Tho girl gazed at him, hor oyos
dilating with horror ob sho realized
his meaning.
"No, no; not that!" sho gasped. "I
want to live I'vo a right to llvol
Why, I'm only Just 22 I"
"Hush!" cautioned Wlnthropo. "IIo's
coming back. Bo calm! There will bo
tlmo until I got over this vilo malaria.
It may bo that ho himself will have
tho fovor."
"Ho will not havo tho fovor," ro
plied tho girl, in a hopolcss tone, nnd
sho leaned back listlessly against tho
baobab, as Blako swung himself up,
frowning and sullon, and flung his
weapons from blm.
"Bah!" ho grumbled, "I told you
that bruto was a sneak. I'vo chased
clean down to tho pool and Into tho
open, and not a smell of him. Must
havo hiked off Into tho tnll grass tho
minute ho heard me."
"If only ho had gono off for good!"
murmured Miss Leslie.
"Maybo ho has; though you never
can count on a sneak. Even you might
bo ablo to shoo him off next tlmo; but,
llKo as not, ho d como along whon wo
woro nil out calling, nnd clean out
our commissary. Guess I'll sot to nnd
run up a bnrrlcado down thero whoro
tho gully is narrowest. Thero'ro
shoals of dead thorn-brush to tho
right of tho pool."
"Ah, yes; I fancy tho vultures will
bo so vexed whon thoy find your hedgo
in tho way," romarked Wlnthropo.
"Myl how smart wo'ro getting!" ro-
tortcd Blako. "Don't worry, though.
Wo'll stow tho stuff In MIsb Jcnny'B
boudoir, and I guess tho blrdics'U bo
pollto enough to keep out."
"I must say, Blako, I do not sco why
you should wish to drag us away from
horo."
"Thcro's lots of things you don't
sco, Win, my b'y Jokes, for lnstnnco.
But what could you expect? you'ro
English. Now, don't got mad. Worst
thing In tho world for mnlarla."
"Ono would fancy you could boo
that I am not nngry. I'vo a splitting
hcadacho, and my back hurts. I am
ill."
Blako looked him ovor critically,
and nodded. "That's no Ho, old man.
You'ro entitled to a hospital check all
right Miss Jenny, wo'll appoint you
chief nurso. Mnko him comfortnblo ns
you can, and glvo him hot broth when-
over he'll tako It. You can do your
Bowing on tho sldo. Whonovor you
need help, call on mo. I'm going to bo-
gin that bnrricado."
CHAPTER XIV.
Fever and Fire and Fear.
Y nightfall Wlnthropo was
tossing and groaning on tho
bed of leaves which Miss
Lesllo had heaped beneath his canopy.
though not delirious. hlB high temnora
turo, coupled vith tho pains which
racked every norvo nnd bono in his
body, rendered him light-headed. Ho
would catch hlmsolf up In tho midst of
somo rambling nonsenso to lnquiro
anxiously whothor ho had said any-
thing silly or strange. On being rens
surcd upon this, ho would rolnx again,
anu, ns likely as not. break Into a
babyish wail over his aches and pains
Blnko shook his head whon ho
learned that the attack had not boon
preceded by a chill.
"Guess ho'B in for a hot tlmo," ho
said. "Thoro Is uioro'n ono kind of
malarial fovor. Somo nro a wholo lot
llko typhuB."
"Typhus? What la that?" asked
Miss Lesllo.
"Sort of rapid flro, doublo action
typhoid. Not that I think Win's got It
only malaria. What gots mo Is that
wo'vo only been hero theso fow days,
and yet It looks liko ho's got tho con'
tlnuous, no-chlll kind."
"Then you think ho will be very ill?"
"Well, I guess ho'll think so. It
ought to run out in a week or ten
days, though. Wo'vo had good water,
and It usually takes tlmo for malaria
to soak in deep. Now, don't worry,
Miss Jenny. It'll do him no good, and
you a lot of harm. Tako things ensy
as you can, for you'vo got to keep up
your strength. If you don't, you'll bo
down yourself boforo Win is up."
"Ill while ho is helplcsB nnd un
able Oh, no; that cannot bo! I
muBt not glvo way to tho fovor
until"
"Don't worry. You'll llkoly stavo It
off for a couplo of weeks or so. You'ro
lively yet, and tliat'n a good sign. I
know Win was In for it when ho be
gan to grouch and loaf and do the
baby act. I haven't much uso for
dudes in general, nnd English dudes
In particular; but I'll admit that,
whllo Wln'B soft enough In spots, ho's
not all mush and milk."
"Thank you, Mr. Blako."
"You'ro welcome I couldn't say
less, seeing that Win can't Bpeak for
himself. Now you tumblo In and got a
good Bleep. I'll go on an night nurse,
and work at tho barricade aamo tlmo.
You'ro not going to do any night-
nursing. I can gather tho thorn-brush
In tho afternoons, and pllo it up at
night."
In tho morning Miss Lesllo found
thnt Blako had built a substantial
canopy ovor tho Invnlld, In placo of
tho first ramshackle structure,
"It's best for him to bo out in tho
air," ho explained; "so I fixed this up
to keep off tho dew. But whonovor It
rains, wo'll havo to toto him Insldo."
"Ah, yes; to bo suro. How is ho?"
murmured tho girl.
"Ho'B about tho namo this morning,
But ho got a llttlo sleep. Kcop him
dosed with all tho hot broth ho'll tako.
And Bay, roust mo out nt noon. I'vo
had my breakfnBt. Now I'll havo a
Bnoozo. So long!"
Ho nodded, and crawled undor tho
shado of tho ncaroat bush, too drowsy
to observo hor look of dismay.
(TO HE CONTINUED.)
German Proverb.
Good counaol is bettor than a
sand hands.
thou-
introspection Not for All.
Solltudo can ho delightful only to
tho Innocent.--Lesicz)'nrkl.
13
A New One About Napoleon.
A "now" Btory nbout Napoleon is
neco8snrlly doubtful; tho probability
is that it is simply so old thnt it has
been forgotten. However, hero Is one
that Arthur M. Chuquot prints In
L'Oplnlon as novcr boforo published.
It rolatcsto Napoleon and Bluchcr.
Tho emporor received tho general
at tho castlo of Flnkonstoln, whllo ho
was preparing for tho slego of Danzig.
Ho drow him to a window in an upper
story nnd pnld him compliments on
his military gifts, nnd Bluchcr, going
awny delighted, described tho Inter
view to his aldo-do-camp. "What n
chnnco you missed I" cxclntuicd tho
latter.
"You might havo changed tho wholo
courso of history."
"How?"
"Why, you might have thrown him
out of tho window."
"Confound It!" replied Bluchcr. "So
I might! If only I had thought of It"
Now York Evening Post
Laundry worlt at home would bo
much moro satisfactory If tho right
Btarch woro uaod. In order to got tho
dostrod etiffnosa, it la usually noces
enry to uso so much starch that tho
beauty and fineness of tho fabric Is
hidden bohlnd n panto of varying
thickness, which not only doatroya tho
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Doflanco Btarch, &b It can bo applied
much moro thinly becauso of lta great
sr strength thnn othor makes.
Whero 8lttlno Bull Was.
Donno Robinson, hond of tho depart
mcnt of history of tho stnto of South
Dakota, saya of Sitting Bull nnd tho
Custer mnssacro: "Tho Indians toll
mo that Sitting Bull was a medicine
chief; that ho was tho greatest Inllu
ence among tho Sioux at that time by
reason of his constnnt agitation
nf.nlnst tho whites, nnd that ho did
not personally cngngo In tho fight
ngnlnst Custer, but that ho was back
on an olovatlon between tho Llttlo
Big Horn and tho Big Horn mnklng
mcdiclno." Indian School Journal.
Carnations Go to Sleep.
FIorlstB often suffer losses through
a habit carnations havo of sometimes
"going to sloop" and nevor opening
again. A series of oxporimentB mado
In tho Hull botanical laboratory and
described In tho Botanical Gazctto
makes It scorns probablu that this
"sleep" is caused by tho olfoct of Il
luminating gas, to which, oven in very
small quantities, theso flowers nro
surprisingly sensitive.
Blioor whlto goods, In iitct, any fine
wash goods whon now, owo much of
their attractlvoneso to tho way thoy
aro laundered, this being dono In a
mannor to onhanco tholr textllo beau
ty. Homo laundorlng would bo oqual
ly satisfactory If proper attention wns
given to starching, tho first oasential
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Its Troubleo,
The family Bkoloton complained.
"I wouldn't mind being exhibited
onco In uwhllo," said tho skeloton, ar
ticulating with difllculty through Its
sot teeth, "but thoy air mo so fre
quently In tho courtroom, whoro tho
air Is always notoriously bad."
Out who ever thinks of looking at
such exhibitions from tho family skel
eton's point of vlow?
Important to Mothers.
Examine carefully every bottlo of
CASTORIA a safo and Buro roraedy for
Infanta and children, and sco that it
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The Old Man's Joke.
"Mary," called hor fathor, "has that
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"No, pa," roplled tho maid. "But
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Her Bathing Suit.
"Papa, tho stuff I want my now
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a yard."
"Well, hero's $1.C0 got what you
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