The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-01-02

der braxe In the bars OF the window.
and ]. beating her with whip. made
tho Havildars mare skip along the
melon beds till they were much trod-
den with hoof printA
These things being made. returned
to the Thana, and the goat was slain.
and certain portions OF the walls were
blackened with fire, and each man
dipped his clothes q little into the
blood Of the goat Know. 0 Sahih
that wound made by man upon his
own body can. by those skilled. be
easy discerned from wound wrought
by another man. Therefore the
Havildar taking his tulwar. smote
one OF US lightly ON the forearm In
the fat and another on the leg. and q
third on the back OF the hand. Thus
dealt he with all OF us till the blood
came. and Suruj Bull more eager than
the others took out much hair. o
Sahib. never was so perfect IN ar
rangement Yea, even would have
sworn that the Thana had been treated
as we said There was smoke and
breaking and blood and trampled
earth.
Ride now. Muala Baksh;'' said the
Havildar. Ito the house of the Stun
Sahib and carry the news OF the da-
coity. Do you also o Atzel Khan, run
there and take heed that you are
mired with sweat and dust on your in
coming. The blood will be dry on the
clothes. / will stay and send straight
report to the Dipty Sahib. and we will
catch certain that ye know of villagers.
SO that all may be ready against the
Dipty Sahibs arrival"
Thus Muala Baksh rode and I ran,
hanging on to the stirrup and togeth-
or we came in an evil plight before
the Tiger OF Gokral- Seetarum. in the
Rohestri tehsil Our tale was long
and correct -Sahib. for we gave even
the names OF the dacoits and the issue
OF the fight and besought him to come.
But the Tiger made no sign, only
smiled after the manner OF Sahibs
when they have a wickedness in their
hearts Swear ye to the rapportp"
said he and we said Thy servants
swear. The blood Of the fight is but
newly dry upon US Judge thou II IL
be the blood OF the servants of the
Presence or not" And hS said: Il see.
Ye have done we'll But he did not
call for his horse or his devil-carriage,
and scour the land as was his custom.
He said: '.Rcst now and eat bread,
for ye be wearied men. ! will wait
the coming OF the Dipty Sahib."
Now 1t is the order that the Havil-
dar OF the Thana should send q straight
report OF all dacoits to the Dipty
Sahib. At noon came he fat man
and old. and overbearing withal. but
we OF the Thana had no fear OF his
anger; dreading more the silences OF
The Tiger OF Gokral SeeGarun. With
him came Ram Baksh. the Havildar.
and the others. guarding ten men OF
the village OF Howli-all men evil AZ
fected toward the Police Of the Sirkar.
AS prisoners they came. the irons upon
their hands crying for mercy-Imam
Baksh. the farmer. who had denied
his wife to the Havildar and others,
ill-conditioned rascals against whom
we Of the Thana bore spite. 1t was
we'll done, and the Havildar was
proud. But the Dipty Sahib was
angry with the Stunt for lack of zeal.
and said Dam Dam" after the custom
OF the English people. and extolled the
Havildar. Yunkum Sahib lay still in
his long chair. Have the men
swornp" said Yunkum Sahib. SAY
and captured the evil-doers said the
Dipty Sahih There be more abroad
in your charge Take horse-ride.
and 60 In the name OF the Sirkir"
Truly there are mora evil-doers
abroad" said Yunkum Sahib ..but
there Is no need OF a horse. Come all
men with me-"
saw the mark OF string on the
temples OF Imam Baksh. Does the
Presence know the torture OF the Cold
Draw l saw also the face OF The
Tiger OF Gokral- Seetarum; the evil
smile was upon it and / stood back
ready for what might befall. Well II
was. Sahib, that I did this thing
Yunkum Sahib unlocked the door OF
his bathroom and smiled anew. With
in lay the six rifles and the big police
book OF the Thana Of How'll! He had,
come by night In the devil carriage
that is noiseless as ghoul and NOV
ing among lis asleep had taken away
both the guns and the book! Twice
had he come to the Thana taking each
time three rifles. The liver OF the
Havlldar was turned TO water and he
fell scrabbling in the dirt about the
boots OF Yunkum Sahib, crying. Have
mercyl"
Andp Sahib. I am Delhi Pathan,
and young man with little children.
The Havildar's mare was In the COM
pound. ] ran to her and rode; the
black wrath of the Sirkar was behind
me- and ! knew not whittier TO 60.
Till she dropped and died rode the
red mare; and by the blessing OF God.
who Is without doubt on the side OF all
just men. ! escaped. But the Havildar
and the rest are now In jail --Rudyard
Kipling.
Concerning Envy.