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Adapted by CHARLES REED JONES from the Mera Goldwyn-Mayer nemia

Lilleo, a Tofoan_maiden, is in lave with Bale, a Typee warrior. Taro, chief of the Typeca, deter minca to get Lilleo for himself. Mala and Lilleo are among the Typers who visit Captain Buck- ley's schooner, which has dropped anchor in the lagoon. After a drunken revel, the Tupecs return to the island. But, Malo and five other warriors, tricked by Buckley and Tars, are held on the ship. Mola fights to

кесаре, .but he is overcome and locked in the hold. Returning to the to- land, Taro

forces Lilleo to marry him. Mala and the other captives are taken to Palud d forced to work in the phosphate quarrick. When a coral tunnel Mala saves the life of collapses, -Commandant Brannon, but Mula is pinned under a falling rock.

CHAPTER X

get sentimental before a native."

He spun about and strode through the door.

was behind her. She posed a mom- ent on the rail, then dived gracefully swift into the men. With Buro, With the news that Lilleo was to strokes, she struck out away from the join him, Mala looked forward with pier. Her course lay parallel to the now hope to his life on Patus. With line of the shore; her goal was A the permission of the Commandant, sheltered cave that she had seen as ho worked late into the night, after the ship rodo into the lagoon.

Lilleo scrambled up the beach anti hin dally job at the quarries was done, to prepare, a fare for his va-began her eager search for Mala. As hine. And nach evening, before he she hurried, on, always bearing away returned to this task of love, ho from the pier and its threat of re- sped eagerly down the dusty road capture, she spict a woman, busily to the office to ask the white chief weaving top cloth, before a fare. The valine darted forward to greet for some news of Lilies.

"Patience, Mala" Brannon would hor,

"She will soon be here!" зау.

Two wocks Inter, Captain Buck- ley and Robbins, fala Mate, stood in the centre of an excited

group af tanca and wahines in the Typee "Mala will be there," she said, village,

Lilleo.

and deject and abe pointed gravely up the long, d,

at the white, dusty rond. ircle, The Mate, fu-

"Maru fringe of the circle,

Lilleo thank you!" ent in the language of the Typees, cried gratefully, and she sped up the draned out his translation of road. message from Commandant Bran- non. A Joyous scroom rose shrilly ns he read Lilleo's name. Her arms flying madly, the tore her way

londiy

1 search for Mala, my

tane," Lilles explained. "Does the woman know where the man callet can be found

Mala

When Lilleo reached the quarry, the workmen, amazed at seeing a woman in their midst, dropped their tools and stared at her. Reilley, the discipline of Patus, reached for the

At the first crash of the collapa ing tunnel, Reilley and Hastings mustered their men and drove them to the task of rescue. Kivi, fleet through the villagers to Robbin's overseer, ever alort to the avern Tofonn, was dispatched for the doc- tor. The others wielded their picks

and shovels with a frenzy to clear he cried. "Lilleo! I am whistle, dangling from his neck.

ing and squirming his way along,

a path to the entombed men. Creep Hastings

wormed in why to a great, gaping hole in the pink cor- ral. He called frantically to his Commandant within the choking, dust-laden cave, There was no an-

swer.

Hastings worked his way back precariously to more solid ground. Pleading, cursing, praying, the ex- horted the panting, sweating men

efforts, The greater

doctor and forth with ner- paced back vous slepa; two men lay, perhaps dead, perhaps dying, in this ghost ly

tomb at his side, yet he could do nothing for them.

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"Mala!" he shouted. "Look! Haere, rome bero1"

She sensed his meaning, and she stepped forward eagerly to follow him to the beach. Taro caught her by the arm and pulled her back roughly, Lilleo, frustrated again, screamed and Mala turned to answer the sum- fought frantically, but she was help-mons, and his eyes fell upon Lilleo. less in his strong hands.

With a great shout of joy, he dropped an-his pick and ran to her. the "Lilleo!" he cried. "Lillo."

"Lilleo is Taro's vakine!" ho nounced majestically. "Taro is chiefl"-

"Now, what?" Buckley asked the Mate.

"He says he's the big-shot around here ind we can't get away with his dame."

what?"

"Right, you are, Mate! Tell the chief to forget it--we're his friends. I figured it was a dumb idea in the

first place."

cm-

Mola and Lille rushed to cach other. As they met, he gathered her in his arms with one swoeping gesture. Lost in their ecstatic brace, they clung together, unnindful of the men around them, deaf to their good-natured roars of laughter.

Reilley, too, was amused, and he was happy for Main. Half-heart- edly and amiably, he turned to the men with his inevitable cry, "Work! Work!"

walked over to Mala and Lilleo the and patted the happy boy shoulder.

told hango home now, Mala," he

"You

him.

"Well, if you take my advice, Cap- When, at length, they eat a pass-tain, you'll lay off. A swell chance age through the debris, Dr. Frawley we'd have of ever pickin' up any more Jed the way to the trapped men, men for the quarries around here, if Hastings and Reilley following close we try to cross him now." behind him.

"They're alive!" Frawley shout ed after

hasty examination. "Quick! Get them out of here!"

Willing hands carried the men

Robbins conveyed the message to to the soft piles of mats that Fraw- Taro and placated him with a heavy Mala needed no further urging, He ley had prepared for them. Deftly, string of bright green beads. Tare swung Lilleo into his arms and raced ho worked over them. Presently, hung them about his neck and strutted down the rund towards his newly Brannon

his opened

and proudly before his people. Lilleo, finished fare. looked about In a daze.

thoroughly beaten in spirit, slunk "He'll be all right now," Frawley away fawards the chief a fare.

Rehun, stole. after the announced, "A fow bruises-that's Mala's mother,

dent girl. She placed Ile turned his attention to Mala. arm about the vahine's shoulders and He shook his head gravely.

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(To be continued.)

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"Bad" he muttered to himself. Lilleo smiled her thanks and hurried "Here,

Reilley! We'd better get him on with lighter steps. back to the office."

When Buckley's schoonar heeled But, Dr. Frawley's first fears of over in the brisk breeze of the late Internal Injuries proved groundless, afternoon and ran for the open sea, Bruised and battered by the crush-Lilleo lay hidden in its durk hold,

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Well, I owe

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