Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-05-29

your feet rs mon Point your guns ut
those others, while /, Pavlos Mpekos,
go to Alexandra "
1t was very simple. They understood
mo, and saw them crawl away among
the tree boles--crawl away and leave
mo alone. But 1t was then that | grew
anxious, for the men were loading their
mules very fast, and foarr lest they
should return to their guns. l was u
pallikar, but my hand shock like q
woman's in an earthquake. 1t was not
from fear of their blood, yet it was
from fear.
| began to count to myself, ''En,
duor--I began to count to myself, to
fncaSpri the slow passing time. "Tri-
ante, pesse," | counted, when there
sprang up, ns If from the very earth,
my cousins. A glance ut tho leyeled
barrels Of their guns, one glance. which
showed mo the polished brass cleaning
nngrily toward tho friends On Aristides,
and IL, too, sprang TO my feet, CRYING:
"Move not, or we shoot you deadv'
And us my words went to them like the
blast of u trumpet, 1 ran with great
Itrides to Alexandra. ! seized her IN my
arms. l clutched her to my breast.
swore to myself that she was mine,
while those others, those friends of Aris-
tides, shrank into peace before the gun
barrels of my cousins.
'Oome, come, mikroutzilse, said as
took her by her wrist
Then she spoke, but not to me. 1t
was gentle voice, but heard 1t. She
begged of the Holy Virgin some help.
In a little while / had tied her hands
behind her back. had cast the load Of
wood off the mule to the ground, and ]
was saying to her: "Upl Get upon the
mules back direotlyf
Then she struggled. She prayed me
to let her free She asked help of her
fathers friends, poor fools She was
wasting time. 1t was dangerous, and
grew angry. l dragged her to the mule,
but she would not mount She fell to
the ground; she screamed for mercy. !
grew angry, though loved her, and l
drew my knife. Now mount" said.
Now mount, or will kill you'll
And when she was upon the mule and
held its tether in my hand, said to
my cousins: "Adio, Sas! You will keep
those others here till am safe away"
With that thought no more Of them,
but, plugging deeper into the forest,
was soon upon track that was known
to me, and mo alone.
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