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said to his adjutant general as he drove
away. and this message was placed in
Cullen's hands, as, with his silent and
devoted wife by his side, and Randy
looking eagerly into his face, he was
borne swiftly over the dancing waters
sSThat means that the general expects
them to leave the mountains and raid
the mines and settlements, said he,
rehectively. whats the first stage or
steamer down the coast?"
Nothing now before tomorrow
night was the reply, unless you can
catch the Mariana She's off for Santa
Barbara and Wilmington with supplies
and ammunition in about an hour"
Mrs. Cullen gave little shiver and
drew closer to her soldier husbands +
side, but said no word. She knew that
what he conceived to be the soldiers
duty would rule. ,55l .
Then you and Randall will go With
Cap. Thorp to mothers, he gently said,
after q moments thought, and i will
take the boat. 5fs55
But when the Meritana sailed that
night the majors family went with
him. Mrs. Cullen calmly announced
her intention Of going back to Arizona
with her usband, and accepting the
warmly proffered hospitality Of the
generals wife until their new quarters
should be ii readiness The mail buck
board went on across the California
desert within an hour Of the Maritana's
arrival. and while Mrs. Cullen was
n !, 1ooy,, a1 ,1- III, a nplry1y
Of army wives and mothers at Whining
ton, :herf husband and her only son.
lht1rTied I on 10 overtake the chief
was with infinite n1isgiv that she /
slet 10, slba Il the spl leaded
lhesll souI q. esI
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and Muncey's outfit and the Apaches
ran foul of each other, neither party
wanted to be burdened with a boy
But the Apaches were between him and
the old post. He's had only one place
to run for, and that was Che canyon
Munceyas outfit probably reached it
almost at the same time, and he had to-
hide from both. By this time, it's my
belief, he's stolen out and made his way
beck to the old post
It was nearly midnight when Cullen,
riding at a brisk walk at the. head Of
the column, pointed silently to the
huge black bulk of precipice overhang-
ing the Sandy few yards ahead. It
was SO dark that only by giving the
horse his head and an occasional prod
with the spurred heel the leader
could follow the winding trail. ''We're
/, within few rods of Sanchez's camp, y
muttered Kelly to the impatient boy.
The canyon opens out just below
here"
''I know" said Randall, briefly. "I'm
wild to signal to Leon now. He knows
nv call as we'll as bird knows it's
mate's.''
''Ah, but: it isn't up here yen find
him, Masther Randall" said the old
man, striving to prepare the boy for
disappointment. s'Even if they had
fetched him this far he'd be working
back now for the post, where Mrs. Kelly
and the girls will be main glad to see
& him.
SIS Bit no sooner had the leader Of the
little column passed the base Of tho
cliff than Randall urged his horse for
ward to his fathers side. II can tell
It in the dark said he; s'may go
ahead?"
Cullen nodded, and the boy spurred
. eagerly on. The Sandy roared and
rushed close by the trail as it turned the
point, then more placidly swept along
over some pebbly shadows, where the
heights on the western side fell sway
and gave place to a deep and sheltered
nook. They had reached the spot
where the Sanchez party was camped
when overwhelmed by the cloudburst,
where the luclkless Mexicans, that very
morning, following blindly their ras-
cally leaders, were corralled and mas
sacred without mercy. Their bodies,
as we have seen, had been buried by
Cranes party, but the stiffened car
casses of the mules still lay there, al
ready beginning to taint the summer
air. The major had expected Randy
to turn into the cove, but the boy
pushed sturdily ahead. 81
.sHow much further, Randall?" he
asked in a low tone.
1.-TWO hundred yards or SO, father.
There's a pitahaya right opposite the
place" 5.. o.:
Then for moment more the click,
click Of the ironshod hoofs along the
] stony trail and the soft Fpsh Of the
J waters were the only soundseto sbreak
{ the silence Of the night. Dark and
shadowy; still in single file, the party
rode nnerring1y on, Randall leading.
: The boys heart was bounding with
hope and eagerness. The grief which
had overcome him when told Of Icons
probable fate had given place to high
and spirited resolve to play q mans
part IN the effort to rescue him. u hat
4 boy with . drop Of soldier blood u his
veins would not rejoice in. being
I ssleaaer of 1eny amid such surround-s
! ] ings and. on such q quest 8 81 u Nd trooper.
u could see MOI d. ii 3n thu dlin out line ef5
I iIes leas TAI, l,s1t Hen gg eyea
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were hungry, too, for not one had had
bite or sup since coffee at dawn, but
they bit at their plug tobacco and
logged silently on. and up to the mo-
ment of their catching sight again OF
the old trail that wound beside the
Sandy not an Indian had been seen or
heard Of Now there rose into mid
air q little dust cloud far out near the
Prescott road telling of some party in
rapid movement. "Muncey and Car
.doza skipping for all they're worth, y
hazarded Kelly. but Turner shook his
head "That clouds coming this way"
said he, ''and coming fast-and it's
some of our own people"
And so it proved. Less than half an
hour later, down by the splashing
waters, the two detach1nents came to-
gether. Comrades of the same rogi-
ment yet from stations miles apart.
The sunburned, dust-covered fellows
from far up the Sandy rode in to the
welcoming ranks from Retribution.
ssWhat news of the Indians?" was nat
urally the first inquiry, and rapidly,
officer to officer, man to man, the two
parties exchanged views. The captain
of the little parry from Camp Sandy
was soldierly fellow, Tanner by name,
and with him were two or three ex-
perienced scouts. Al Zeiber was one, a
! man who knew Apaches and Arizona
even as their old guide, Buffalo Bill,
knew the Pawnees and the plains.
ssThere isn't q hostile west of the Sandy
this day." said he. They've all had
their Jump and done what damage
they could, and now they're skipping
back to. the Mogollon country But
Zeiber looked grave and troubled when
told Of the deeds Of the previous night
.sThey are little detached war parties" "
said he "We may strike one of them
down near the springs, but doubt it, =
In brief conference the officers decided
what should then be done. Tanner sent
his lieutenant with a scout and twenty
men down along the north face Of the
Socorro to find Foster and follow full
speed any of the struggling Apaches
whose trails they might discover, hop
ing even yetsto recapture Leon. Then
the pack train came up and presently
cook fires were blazing in the tinb ber
and from the Camp Sandy supplies q
hearty dinner was served out to Thorn
tons men while Tanner proposed his
I plan. 'sMy instructions, 9 said he,
sswere to leave an escort of twenty
men here at the ford for the generals
am bulance. He is hurrying down from
Prescott and should be here by sunset.
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come, and Just at nightfau one Of Tan-
ner's sergeants brought in three jaded
civilians Ferguson and his friends.
All night they had hunted Muncey
without success. AL day they had
hidden from Apaches, who at dawn,
said they, were thick as leaves in
Socorro, and Ferguson was loud in dis.
gust at the escape of two arch thieves.
And not ten minutes after they came in
from the south, covered with dust and
drawn by six spanking mules, with q
dozen grimy troopers as escort, the
generals big black ambulance drove in
from the north.
First to emerge from the interior was
q snappy aid-de-camp, followed quickly
by the grave, quiet hammered chief
himself.
whats the truth about Muncey's
party7" asked the aid in a gasp. "He
and a Mexican rode by us like mad
said they'd been cleaned out completely
and were SO demoralized they couldn't
stop
''only case of diamond cut dia-
1nond," answered Thornton, briefly.
They had been running or horses,
mules and boys for what know, and
the Apaches caught them red-handed.
These gentlemen" said he, indicating
Ferguson and his party, "want them
for horse stealing, Kelly for murder
and mule stealing, and all OF us, I
fancy, for boy stealing"
A tall man in scouting dress WAS back
ing out of the ambulance at the mo-
ment helping bright blue-eyed lad to
alight. He turned in quick anxiety as
the general asked: "What boy?'
''Leon, sir. Little MacDuff. If he
wasn't with Muncey I'm sorely afraid
the Apaches have got him"
Whereupon the. blue-eyed boy burst
into tears. ''Oh, father" he cried;
''have we come too late, after ALP"
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CHAPTER VII

Mai Cullen, fastening back to the
field of duty, had made much quicker
time than even he had thought posi-
BILE. Alighting from the Central Pacific
express at the Oakland wharf at eight
o'clock of the fair June evening, the lit
tie party was met by an aid-de-camp of
the general commanding the military.
division OF the Pacific, whose head
quarters were in San Francisco, and as
they steamed across the beautiful bay
toward the great city Of the Golden
Gate, with its myriad lights and rival
ing the reflected images Of the stars,
the latest tidings from Apacheland
were unfolded. The military telegraph,
the pioneer of its kind, had not then
been strung across the Mohave desert,
and all communication between Ari-
zona and the nearest telegraph sta
tion-Drun Barracks, at Wilmington!
on the California coast-was by courier,
or blackboard, and it was here, instead
of in Arizona, that for a time the de-
partment commanders had been al
lowed to establish their Office. 1t was
here that the news of the revolt at the
reservation was received by the new.
commander; here that he wired to Culs
len and received his reply; here, few,
days later, that there was brought to
him the tidings of the general uprising.
Unlike his predecessors, the new gen.
eral commanding this remote field de-
cided that the place from which to dill
rect operations was not Drum Barracks,
I 4 4.
but the heart of the Indian country,
and thither he went fast as blackboard"
could bear him.
''Tell Cullen he'll find me somewhere
in the Sandy valley OF Tonto basin, f" he
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ore lise, naar Saar os anoet uolct
brpOer Irem / oeres Yprns gtniioter:
Set er Snbifaben, iom trpoer us. q
0ette er netop, buao bet er = Snoitab
! Slooet. Gisie lloilet % Saar er gta-
turers 5~areiisuuler, ium bier, at Der
er ct % arSet urent / 8looet; "a bet or
DOR Hli9t at bragg os benne Iouarisl
til gtDtte % at brin9e 8luoet t,lbaoe
til I'm lrurrnale Silitano peo en- betime.
I'9 S%nuenoelie Of Or. Geters Kuriko.
gteoenltaaenoe 3ilieloe berettes of !sr.
Carl 5. s6miot, Garrid, 3d.: spin
gtabues A Iar game Barn bapbe Stnooe
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BAN til at gicre ct 5priBs meo Or. SEE,
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IriIf % fgler ium ct MT Menncfe. San
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Sinterfiiteriet er bleuet ~iortIat iors
sausen n9e meb fort uobptte for De
pistisiie 9iitritter o9 %notiaa 9oot ior
De Surge meo llnbtaselie al Spnomsre
% belle &eitfpiten i~pnoenfor Stat, buOr
Sangltuobpttet bar paret oaarligt, itris
per "Serbens Gang" ben 2oeu os.
ga 8eiret peoblioer at bore soot,
er lloiisterne til 5ausit oerns llse
usiaa oObe; tbi Siiterne mener, at Der
irempeles ct en- itprre 5~iltetpnsbe ur,s
Der 9ano.
Der er / 2uiotens 9iitrift Ill opiiItet
81 Milior Silt; bette er ben riseite
Sauslt, ION pIpes ejUrt nuset sar ipr
llogaueen al STARTS Miaaueb. Selp
ueb 6iitets a%iilutnins eiter @ioten at
gipril far Sausiteu fun ct enelte aar
p9ret itprre.
Set fer iaalebes no til, Of bet iaar
pll hipe bet ~itvrite 2piOtFife, Tom no
seniinbe er sjort, men buur meset itcrre
emo bet itsrite, faar 1ioen plie. San.
lie Sttet bii bare enbru tp-tre Tiger.
!Spao Der sisr ben rise Sansit minore
b iparlie for SanoelsftanSen, JON ifal
iaa ben farSise Bare iofst / %llbiunbet,
er 5ifens msrfeIise Muserbeo iaar,
Tom sipr, at Der oil blioe iorbplosuis
minbre @tipfiit us Stotiit iaar enp els
lers, fnhIte en- minnre gest emo iijOr
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EiItritter.
Sinmarfsfi ifet er bsspnot iaa imoat;
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Der.
Ssopaa bar Siitst oaret soot os
Seiret meset sunItist, iaa 5~iitepartlet
er poret aoitilisi. Sun for Isnore
Senomcre, be bersenife gmter % Stas
Danger er Siitet mislpttet; iier er bet
elsno,gt lenoeufor Stat, buVr enenu en-
Set itatiarS Norcl9uoiuaer Ilsser %
pentsr paa at fomme biem PED iremmeo
SjGlp.
9oupets iumlebe 6uusIt ari lues MI
til 46 Milipner mob "a iiipr % so
4 1888, 49, 1851.
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Orb.
Nu9le uil, at Stiernerre ifal proncs
iad, OF De banner Sogitauer, BELT U.
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|
Gmtmano Midelet, Der ben lite os.
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beoen Of si neutrality-suspicious.
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Spcr9smanl, benpenOte fla ben 2eeu
BE-. til Stcrtbiuscts unbcu 9~pire9ruppe
% til Bonfire.
SOsnepreit Sperorup loareoe pnn
amtmanoeus 5oreippr9iel, at 9lanen
ON en- iaaoan Sroniu9 life pil itsoe
paa npaen MOoitanb ira ben Moderate
@ruppes Sioe, bvis Den iorgur'9t ianot
zen iorupOue 5iliIutuing.
SeHitre bulot Mroe ben 2ben os.
Sr. Stesu m~eooelte, at amtmano
Midelet baubc bcnueuot fig III BAN o9
GreiiOent e. GieIieu meo 5%Oreippr9iel
ON, buorlcoes Senitre piloe itiQe iis til
ct neutrality-suspicious., oannet poG
upiGttelie, iaalebes ~iorltaaet:
at SOniulat' % GiplOmotipDrsss
maaIene bliucr boileuoe;
at Souiulat. og 9iplomatbuosettet
beulIoes paa famine Mnabe iom igr
1892, - oerunOer oSiaa til 2e0ationen
/ @ien;
at Sueri8es 5crituo tilbaSebetales,
ps at 5la9iaSen uointtes, iau lanse
bette Yiiniiterium blioer liobenoe.
s G~nleouins beraf beilutteoe Ben.
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6ormaubeu til at meooele Imtmauo
VI 6elet, at Senltre ianot ben pmbanos
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let, % bet enc bar / Sanobeo p9ret
u9rre emo Oct onoet. Stuloe man life
fnnne enoe Der, bpOr mar lOpalt, buroe
BABE %be9pnot: itiue Ell Senuenoelie til
JlertaIet ON at ooerta9e &e8jeringeu
% iD9e Ell Sperensfomit meo set?
&enitre bar osiaa Ooerior ben lioite
5ururrmelie Iinois ug floSt inoItrGn.
fet zig til at aioiie iom uantagelist. boao
iusen baoerlis Mauo ct gieblit bar
tGntt Jig Mulisbeben al, at 8enItre
tunbe onta9e. Get bar life %oiltaaret
nosen Srcuing, iOm bet fan saa meo
paa uoen gompselie us llnoertaitelie.
Sc npritienbtIise Slaoe Stpdbolm
icnote ,iorsaarsfpalo Grtrablaoe uo,
bppri be jubilereoe oper, at M bar
Mull9beben Of en- ScnItreresisrin9
! Nor9e lat ND al 8etro9tning. Nors
ges SLENDER uoppttepe naturlisuis ogs
iaa til Spbloielie mob gtorse Soires
presiens uiauoiaroise Siriuerler ON
Sr. Ginoes Ytrineer % S%tortbinsets
&reiieent. 9tl bet Srue bar bel rsIua
Sa9oaltellet pelteIlit.
Oct ipnes uoeluffenoe at bore i
Stpdboln, at ben nprlfe Yolitit ipr
5loen af9isres - peo aabue @aoeoez
mpnitratloner os / bemmelise Giaab.
Zen LEGION life nn9aar os NUrife.
8prSen, 8rOnniuser. arOnprinieu Og
&rins Gusen a~ireiite fra ariittania til
Stpdbplm ben 3oie bs.-"8erpens
@ana."
Decorah-posten., 1895-04-23
Stat6c . ucttcr ntco
Hnm. S

Gen 22oe 9pgtl oil y. e. N g. "
iGI9c grluriiuns. 8juctlcr m an, Z, &a
Inngs oen5 Sanclinier 3o,p, ID S',Sl
o9 Spo Sdtota - Aior0 70. r, "4' ''
ienOe Soma Sails - ior Inn hath w.. NJ
2ur o9 Sietur meo SjQGl lf 20 ~
ter pan ianlme Sctju9elitr OF lon o.-'i'
Sag o8iaa bitoe iclat til iola,rD, 's.'''
@le &nutter / gIri as. Go,o,or,' ":
otan Gerritorp aaniaS, gls,ra.a 81. 0"'
3eras, @pomiu9 % I'll en- glpa, 10 ~s
StatioHcr 9Oabo, Yicm G..rro NJ, 5'9'
oct ipooeitIiae @tl5iourI; TIA Ina NJ y
Charles, Nuniiinrd. >'s
S'Ieiterne oil sIGIOe for glctur On :
ira ben Dag. DC b.eO uoit or. o, ma,
Handle for ct gio.t Sto5uW goo w,r ''
lteoer, nm ma pfl. ~
Sor nTrmcr, un0cryetu ma hern,r,,
lig til a9entcr for .. 6. ii. &N 3,r,,, .~'
s. Worton. IS. .&R~
o2'22 Gcolr q ,yios 3on,