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Claude Eclalre, a prisoner in the office
of the dreaded chief of the Third Section
of the Rnaalan police, la startled to recog
nUe hie Rosamond’s voice. The brave Kiri
is announcing herself an Desperate Des
mond, vrho is a friend of the dreaded chief
and has a right to demand admittance.
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rises. x.
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...THE OLEANDERS M3HO SSEM
1 TO> KA.IOU) MORE ABOUT LAMJ&SI
THE maqvelous 64c-l£B6«'< Scene snipped in the fifth of yesterday’s lop-sided struggle between the Oleanders and Starfish Giants, when "Button Toes,” the pitcher who took Eaglebeak Spruder's place, got scugt^'sches
de the sTARFrsv »ANrs shoits uP yesterlats into disfavor with the Fans by being the only member of the Starfish Giants to be retired by Jupiter Jorrup, the Oleanders'novice twirler, who was as wild as a homeless duck- Tt4Al^s ocft ’
&AME AAIO BREAKS SOME SAO NEWS TO GAOTAIN Skl’lNY SWAN6R.. e J .. _ . , [EXPERT OPtNIOAJ. f
II—IX DISGUISE.
Outride the door of the dreaded chiefs
office, bebnld Roaamond. The brave girl,
having found Desmond unconscioii*, has
taken his» font and coat and put them on
herself. Rosamond hopes that if the police
catch Just a glimpse of her the? will mis
take her for Desperate Desmond and obey
'her orders for the immediate release of
i Claude. 1
THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND XEWS: FRIDAY. MAY 3. 1912.
in THE HItLPLESS VILLAIN.
Desperate Desmond, the international i
crook, f» securely trussed up and bound to
the stairway of The building. The villain
now experiences the sense of being utterly
helpless, and It irks him to think that his
plight i» entirely due tn t'he resourcefulness
of Rosamond, the beautiful girl who re
fuses to desert her lover Claude for Des
i mond.
IV A SCFFRAGETTE.
| As Rosamond, togged out In Desmond’s ;
| hat and coat, is trying to gain admittance i
tn the room in which Claude is held pris
oner. the janitor of the building sees her
and Instantly jumps to tfhc conclusion that
she Is a militant suffragette from England.
Grimly the janitor determines that she
shall have no opportunity to worry the
t dreaded chief.
V.—DETECTED.
As the janitor seizes the unlucky Rosa
mond, the door of the dreaded Cliief’s office
is qpened from the inside and the poor
girl’s disguise Is nt once spotted, both by
the Janitor and by the poller. It will go
hard with the brave girl now, for the
dreaded chief of fine Thi»-d Section was
never known to relent in his pursuit of
an offender.
VI THE VILLAIN FREED.
“I’m the boy ski I” cries Desperate De«»
mond: “and that’s my coatskl,’’ The villain
Is freed once more and Is non in a posi
tion to have both Claude and Rosamond
consigned to the clutches of the dreaded
chief. What plan t*he villain follows will
be fully shown by the artist In Monday**
paper. At present we don’t know what the
game Is.
