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'SEA i wan, rE, "The black man drew ae Sate gel Name mam oe go! "His nal. English bothered J ered Joan somewhat but she gathered the idea that now she had helped bring the y baby chief into the world she might fxpect help from some of the tribe if they possibly could aid her, But not from Kwana, their head. man, They depended on him too much to sacrifice him, t late, and when she arose Le Fevre was in the garden directing some transplanting, She talked with him casually for a few minutes, and then said she would 8. asked, as a sudden her t. "Kwana, me get down to the He continued at Joan sl - L) BY BOB EDEN like to into yo i Fevre and a YS of sight, they pe dL their steps toward the : as Joan was eager to see Gura again, She thought the mother seemed nd gave Raa permission to move Several pigmy men picked cot ERE PLE Joan {followed the baby smugly in ura's 'OhGet wel he interrupted, obe wi stinately. Joan was ow dubious. far is the hut you've built for her?" ° "Few miles." _ "Someone must be with her all the time. I will come when I can get away from hl Kwana nodded. They walked in silence for some time, and then Joan, by skillful questions and filling in the gaps left by the pigmy chieftain's quaint idea of lish with her imagination, learned more of Le Fevre's arriva on the island and how he had been able to enslave the natives, Kwana told her of his dying tribe, that Gura was the last child born on the island until her baby had been brought into the world the previous night, He said his tribe had lived on the Plateau for generations, They had ad boats, had fished, and tilled the soil some. lived a happy, ere were no ene- Ww The care-free life, 'LAMBLES Lovely Enough for a Trousseau Yet Inexpensive Enough for Every Day! 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"Have sign" He pointed to his chest and in pantomime outlined the scar Joan had seen on Le Fevre's body. : "Is that the sign of the Devil God?" she asked, curiously, The native nodded. 4 She was astonished at the primi. tive ignorance of her dusky come panion. Kwana had seemed to her unusually intelligent. of superstition could not be over- come in a moment. She saw now how Le Fevre had cleverly taken ad- vantage of the superstition and ig- morance of the pigmies, made them believe he was a Devil God, had proved he Sold kill hem with a ash of light from a strange weapon he pdb and thus had gained ab solute mastery, Kwana said he had tried to his people as much as he eoul hoping the white man would die or fe away, He had stood between the natives and Le Fevre's wrath many t often taking blows from his cruel whip for minor wrongs of some other native, "Must help," he said, briefly, "So no help white mam sell get away, Other help, Suka, he die, . Suka, Joan discovered, was Gura's husband, father of the new-born baby chief, "No, Kwana, I won't have it," she protested. "We'll manage some other way, I don't want any of you to be blamed and be killed." Ignoring her protests, Kwana out- fined a way she could escape to the beach, e'd be working for Le Fevre, so no suspicion would be at- tached to him, Joan could slip away from Mora, "Marster beat her. he commanded, Then, he said, Suka, in charge of the guard at the cliff, would help her down to the beach "Marster kill Suka, All right," he rotested. "Can't finished, "Nal Nol" Joan ou see I cannot do that? I won't fave Mora beaten or Suka killed." Her voice was leading, "No want go!" He looked prised, "Yes--but we shall have to think of some other way Can't you let my friends come up and rescue me? They could tie up the guards and Le Feyre wouldn't punish them then," "You know marster, He bad. He D vil God, He kill me then" They walked on in silence, There was a barely discernible path through the jungle, and the two pig- mies who carried Gura on the litter were amazingly gentle as they avoid- ed overhanging bushes and thorn trees Soon they were in the wilder- ness, without a sign of a ropd. Joan had never seen such ungle, overs rown, tangled, almost im fhe baby which she still held in her arms was heginning to be a burden, tiny as it was, because she was forced to hold it so carefully, But she would not give it wp to wana, "Marster no come here" Kwana offered laconically, They reached the hut almost ber fore Joan realized they were near it, it was so cleverly concealed, It was built of bamboo supports, thatched th palm leaves, and was almost impossible to sec a few feet away as it blended so perfectly with the e a as. Gura down on the dirt , Joan made them TL i food supply, from oe y vile Home woman should be with her," she told Kwana, "Mala, she here soon, Others Gura was still very ill and weak, but was able to nurse her baby, She no care," sur- assable, British y food source of Vitamin B, the basis of good ' A health, Many of the world's leading medics] men ad- vocate the daily use of Marmite to offset the deficiencies of modern diet Try Marmite, the most delicious aid to perfect hesith, MARMITE The Vitality Feod with the Lovely Flavour But centuries' itis Bran in its best form, appetizing and good for you; deli. cious either as a breakfast food or in cookie form, Cinada Bread man) Soon, Kwana said, they must leave or Le Fevre would begin to wonder at their absence. Joan was reluctant to leave the Jou mother alone in the jungle, ut Mala, an aged, wrinkled little pigmy, appeared as they were ready to start, 'and took charge of her, Kwana led the way through a new part of the jungle so . they would come out near the gardens, He knew his master's moods ac- curately, as Le Feyre was very angry when Joan and the pigmy finally appeared at the cottage, He stormed at Kwana and would have beaten him had not the girl intervened. "(To be continued.) SHIP'S CAPTAIN IS BLAMED IN SINKING OF VESSEL VESTRIS (Continued from Page 1) foundering ship, and feeling the bridge on which he stood sinking beneath his feet, Captain Carey, one of his stewards said; jumped into the water without a lifebelt, tough there were plenty to be ad, I) + +Of the 125 survivors brought in on the American Shipper, 41 were passengers and 84 crew, of the 28 on the Berlin, which docked at the same time 18 were crew and only five passengers, From these 46 passengers from the sunken steamer, there came 8 story of hardship and heroism, of bravery and bungling, of good in- tentions and incompetence, which altogether comprised probably as breathless a tale of the sea as has been heard in all the history of sea- manship, The composite story of the pas- sengers reduced to its essentials, is a8 follows; Making Last T ter On Saturday last the Vestris, a 16-year-old craft on which Captain Carey was making his last trip be fore assuming command of the news er Voltaire, as commander of the Lamport and Holt line, sailed for the Barbados and South American ports with 120 passengers and a crew of 109, There were 37 wom- P. And then there came a scene of horror that the survivors will not forget in all their lives, The order law of the sea, and two boats were filled with them, But the surviv- ors said that the crew seemed in- expert in getting the boats lower- , For two hours the women and children swung from the davits as the boats with the sluggish inch, swingin ; Like Egg Shells lurch of the Oracked Suddenly the ship wallowed in a trough deeper than any before and the two lifeboats were cracked like egg shells against the ship's side. The boats broke open about 15 feet agove the water and pour- ed their human contents into the sea, In the list of survivors there are the names of but 10 of the 87 women who sailed on the Vestris and the name of not a single child. By that time the Vestris was sinking rapidly, Two boats were Successfully launched but a hole Was stove in one and it put off patched with a plece of tin, to sink' before it had 'gone 100 feet. These twa boats carried about 80 persons. About 50 had been dumped from the broken boats, The rest began leaping from the rails and swim. | ming for their lives lest suction drag them to their deaths when the vessel sank. Neal O'Laughlin, chief radio operator, remained in his cabin, trying to get one last appeal out of his exhausted set. Captain Carey stood on the bridge and ordered two stewards, who went to him, te save themselves, They jumped, and looking back, saw him step quietly without bothering to strap a lifebelt about him, into the sea, Then the 'ship sank and he was not seen again. Authority for Strictures The strictures against Capt. Car- ey of the Vestris were urged in the heat of indignation by minas unstrung by the shock, and natur- ally they will have to stand the ex- amination of experts in such mat. ters. 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