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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-14

MEM, pragna} gwa}tem wtar,
gnac do mieszkania Aguinal'
da. Oficer dowodzacy przybo.
czna strata dyktatora, kaza}
zo}nierzom wziaSc go ma bag
nety. Luna poleg}, a iego ad'
jutant zosta} rozbrojony.
MANILA, 14go Czerwca. =
Przez ca4y dzie6 trwala W pro-
wincyi Cavite zacieta walka,
W kt6rej wszystkie Wojska
ladowe genera}a Lawton i
okrety ameryka1skie aywy
brady udziaS. SHY nieprzyja-
cielskie przemaga}y. Powsta6,
cy poslugiwali sic armatami,
obchodzili pozycye ameryka1-
skie napadali ma Ameryka,
now tyfu / boku. 0 l godzi-
ME zrobiono d}uzsza pauze, W
kt6rej kilka nowych batalio.
now wysunieto na front. Ma
stepnie wszczeto na nowo wal.
ke, kt6ra trwa}a przez try
godziny. Filipi6czycy wyste-
powali czesto zaczepnie. &C.
nera}owie Lawton, Wheaton
Ovenshine dokazywali Gu
dow msztwa i podtrzymywali
ducba we wojsku ameryka1.
skiem, kt6re nieraz cofalo sig
W nie}adzie, ME mogac wSr6d
upa}u i przy haniebnych dro-
gach dotrzymac kroku ME-
przyiacielowi. Nasze straty W
zabitych ranionych przenosza
liczbe 60. Walka toczy sic
dzisiaj W dalszym ciagu.
MANILA, IA Czerwca. =
Konpania F, 1, 81 pu}ku
piechoty zostaly pod Los Pinas
otoczone przez przewazajace
silly nieprzyjacielskie i zdo1a}y
przebiG sic przez linie pow
staGcow, poni6s}szy znaczne
straty. Krazownik "Manad.
nock'' kanonierki "Helena" i
"Zafro" ostrzeliwaly miastO
Bakur i sza1ce FilipiGczyk6w,
ma kt6rych ustawione byly
baterye polowych armat. TIE
szaGce pragn9i zdObyc general
Lswton i posuwai sic naprzod
po trudnych do przebycia
drogach. Powsta6cy wci8gali
kompauie naszych pulk6w W
zasadzki. Chwytali "a bro1
FilipiGczycy, kt6rzy dOtych.
czas pozornie nam sprzyjali.
Kompanie 81 puiku cofaIy sic
W nieiadzie. Powstrzymal je
general Lawton, major Starr i
porucznicy Donovan i Donnel.
ly, kt6rzy brali karabiny po
poleglych i strzelali mich do
nacierajacych nieprzyjaci6}.
Donovan musia} re ziamana
noga cofac sic mile drogi przez
bagua, azeby ME bye wzietym
do niewoli.
Filipi6czyk6w ME zrazaly
armaty okretow, z kt6rych wy
rzucano granaty na ich pozy.
eye. Przej5cia przez w9zkie
mostly przez rzeke Zapota
byly strzezone przez nieprzy.
iaci6F, zorganizowanych do.
skonale i dowodzonych przez
bieg}ych ofcerow. Jedynem
naszem szczesciem, re Filipi1-
czycy ME strzelaja celnie. By.
liby zadali nam stanowcza kle.
ske.
Mad rzeka Zapote staczali
Hiszpanie Filipi1czykami
zaciete walki, kt6re zWykle
ko6czy}y sic takze ich przegra.
ma.
WASHINGTON, IA Czerwc.-
General Otis donosi o bitwie
stoczonej wczoraj mad rzeka
Zapote i przyznaje, ze znalaz1
tam przewazne SHY nieprzyja'
cielskie w SLIME osza1cowa-
nych stanowiskach. General
Otis powiada, ze nieprzyjaciel
cofa sic, nasze straty Wyno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-14

saooWyCu' A1OI4 dGHya SWe oo'
stepowanie ta okolicznoscia, re
by} mocno rozdrazniony.
HAGA, 14go ,Czerwca. =
Delegat ameryka1ski, Frede,
rick Hollis o5wiadczy} przed,
stawicielowi Prasy zjednoczo.
nej, re przeidzie jeszcze 10
dni, zanim odnosny komitet
bedaie W stanie na plenarnem
posiedzeniu przedstawiG pro-
jekt ustaGoWienia trybuna}u
rozjemczego. Gzy projekt ten
bedzie odpowiada} widokom
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, Anglii
lub Rosyi, tego obecnie prze'
ssdza6 jeszcze ME MONA. VIA
domosc 0 nieprzyjaznem uspo'
sobieniu rzadui niemieckiego
wzgledem idei ssdu rozjem.
czego ME ma zadnej podstawy.
Sir Julian Pauncefote potwier.
dzi1 W zupe}nosci s}owa Hollsa.
Podkomitet Czerwonego
Krzyza zajmuje sig sprawa
uzupe}nienia przepis6w kon.
wencyi genewskiej i istnieje
uzasadnlona nadzieja, ze dele
gaci mocarstw zgodza sic ma
projekt profesora Ronault z
delegacyi francuzkiej.
BERLIN, 14go Czerwca. -
"Norddeutsche Allgemeine
Zeitung" t}omaczy, ze ssdy
rozjemcze moga czesto, W da-
nym razie, przyspieszyc wy
buch wojny, zamiast mu zapo:
biedz. u tego powodu Rad
niemiecki wymaga gwarancyi,
azeby sady rozJemcze sk1adafy
sic z czlonk6w ,odznaczajacych
sic zupeln9 bezstronnoscia,
gdyz W razie praeciwnym
Niemcy wyrok6w takich sa-
dow ME beda uwaaaly "a 90.
bowiazujace.
RzYM, Ago Czerwca. = w
Nicei aresztowano genera}a
San Giuseppe, dowodzce bry-
gady kremo6skiej, stOjacej
garnizonem W PIacencyi. Gre.
neral bawil W Nicei na urlopie
zwiedzajac tamtejsza okolice,
zostal ujety przez francuzkich
asndarm6w. Wade francuz,
kie podejrzywaiy go dawno o
szpiegostwo obserwowaiy go
piInie. Podczas aresztowania
znaleziono przy MIN plany
twierdzy.
LoNDYN, 14go Czerwca. =
Rosya wydzierzawi}a cd rzqdu
koreaGskiego "na II lat" trzy
porty, wolne zima cd lodu,
Najgl6wniejszym mich jest
port kazarew, kt6ry zostanie
polaczony W}adywostokiem
linia kolei 2elaznej. Mkt
tutaj ME watpi, ze Rosya
pragnie Korea uczynic to
samo, co uczyni}a z Mandzu-
rya. Zagraza przez to niepo.
dIeg}oSci Japonii, kt6rej pro.
test bylby tylko W takim razie
skuteczny, gdyby Japonia "a
war}a przymierze.
New YORK, IA Czerwca. =
Wczoraj o 6 godzinie wieczo-
rem zderzy1 sic parowiec cha
milton" niemieckim parow-
Gem "Macedonia", W kt6rym
utworzy}a sic dziura, majaca
II stop srednicy. Hamilton"
wr6ci1 do portu, majac ma po.
k1adzie 10 osob z przedziura.
wionego okretu. Macedonia"
utone4a.
MINNEAPOLIS, IA Czerwca.
Skutkiem bury, kt6ra W New
Richmond pcwywraca1a domy
is ispowodowa}a pozar, zginelo
$50 os6b. Znaleziono 90zwlok,
kt6re bedzie mona rozpoznac.
Reszta os6b zgine}a W piomie-
mach. Me MONA dotychczas
wydobywac zw}ok pod roz-
palonych zgliszcz.
NJ D-.r. WI. A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-14

Randolph, pomiedzy ulicaml
Clark a Dearborn, jutro we
Czwartek po poludniu godzinie
pot do lei, zostanie sprzedany
przez licytacye W sail gieldy
gruntowej ma p6fnocno wscho-
dnim rogu ulic Randolph i Dear
born. Ma gmachu tym ciaaa
dlugi W sumie 100000, (;
trustee" wlascicieli bondow jest
Equitable Trust Co."
Znikfa bez Wiesci.
Policya re stacyi przy Cottage
Grove ave. poszukuje 17letniej
Ludwiki Suyder, kt6ra z domu
rodzicielskiego pm. 272O Cottage
Grove ave. znikla bez wiesci. w
Niedziele rano prosila OLGA o po-
zwolenie p6iscia ma pewien pl-
knik; ojciec, kt6ry leiai chory
W l6zku, ME pozwolif, a wtedy
ona wyszIa bez pozwolenia i
wiecei ME powr6ciia.
Chinski pOgrzeb.
w tuteiszei chiGskiei kolonii
panuie zaloba powodu, il
wczoraj umarl Moy Fuug Lo,
kt6ry od lat szesciu peinii obo-
wiazki W swiatyni chiGskiej pm.
3l9 Clark str. i wielkie mial
znaczenie pomiedzy ziomkami.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W Niedziele
do cmentarza Rosehill, GAIA
kolonia chi6ska wezmie W MIN
udziaI. Ma czele pogrzebu isc
bedzie orkiestra chiGska, kt0ra
przy pomocy oddziaia uzbrojone.
90 W lance bedzie miata obowia-
eek, wedle wierzenia Chi1czy-
k0w, odpedzac zle duchy, usifu-
lace porwac dusze zmar}ego W
czasie pogrzebu.
Ma gOracym uczynku.
Pred sedzia Eberhardtem
stawaI wczoraj l5letni Emil
Budlowski, oskarzony o to, re
popeinif mn6stwo rabunkow W
dystrykcie policyjnej stacy
Lawndale. Wczoraj pochwycono
60 ma goracym uczynku, kiedy
zakradlszy sic tylnemi drzwiami
do mieszkania w. Gortona pm.
$50 Turner ave., zabieraf srebra
odziei. Sedzia zatrzymaf 90 W
areszcie pod kaucya $500 do dnia
rozprawy d. 20 bm.
Ofiary upafu.
Kilka os6b wczoraj znowu
stalo sic ofara udaru sloneczne-
90. Woznica Louis Lorenzen,
zam. pm. 1866 Wabash ave.,
wczoraj popoludniu o godzinie l
zemdlat ma swoim wozie ma rogu
Prairie ave. i 81 ul., i bylby
spadf z woza, gdyby go ME byi
zatrzymai niejaki VIM. Richie.
Policya zawiozia chorego do jego
mieszkania.
Thomas Galver, woznica pra-
cuiacy dla Ryan Bottling Co. pm.
1877 w. Is str, wczoraj rano
zachorowaf ma udar sioneczny ma
rogu 65 ul. i Wentworth ave.
Zawieziono 60 do szpitala Union
W Englewood.
70letni Jakob Blecha zemdlai
wczoraj popoiudniu pred domem
pm. AL S. Canal str. Zawieziono
60 do szpitala powiatowego.
gdzie moze umrze. Mieszkaf pm.
500 George str.
Richard Specht. pracujacy dla
wissciciela skladu wegli Henry
ka Croft, zemdlaf wczoraj pred
domem pm. AL Larrabee str. i
zostai zawieziony do szpitala
Alexyanow.
Alexander Steffen zemdlai
>o,,,ol olnoI,dniam ny 20 hrvoa Gr,,u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-06-14

Skoro Anglia przyzna}a Ro,
syi Mandzurya, W pierwszym
szsdsis pokOnans zostala ia.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-26
TIMELY TOPICS.
Honolulu. Aug. 1S, 1899.


Nav Goods just arrived are now
for sal- at lowest market prices, az
fn lpws:
The celebrated Haviland Ware
from Europe.
A very large assortment OF Timed
aud Enam- led iron Saucepans, as
sorIrd sizes.
A large invoice OF Henry Disstons
& ) MS Hand Saws, Brick Trowels,
aud Fll,s, assorted slzes.
K Oh assortment OF Agate Ware.
Victor Hand S-winR Machines.
Vert helm Saving Machines.
A rmotnr Wind Mile, s, 10, IL and
l6 feet, th be aud easiest running
nuts nn the islands, use good oil
with very little care.
Force Pump TO fit the above wind
mills.
Nou-shrinking Redwood Tanks,
various s,z-s.
Anti Caloric Sectional Pipe Cover
ings, assorted eizes.
Anti-Caloric Plaster in Bags.
Please call aud examine our goods.
High prices on goods latel v cuts no
figure with us.
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Groceries to the Fore.
In Union is Strength. and 9. 1t
is in Cooperation.

The Yanco-Sparco war brought about
high prices for time, but 1t has again
come down to it's former level. and we are
getting our groceries as cheap as we ever
had them before If every stakeholder In
the company were to purchase his or her
groceries from the Co-opera i've Grocery
Co the success Of the corporation will be
assured.
CNI and trade; free delivery 70 all parts
OF the city.
e. TIETJENS,
Manager Palama Cooperative Grocery
Co., Ltd, out King Street, opposite Rail-
road Central Depot.
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ALL WOOL FRENCH CHA
LIES, on 25c yard at Sachs.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that Messrs. W. g. Irwin g. Co.,
Ltd, have this day been appointed
RESIDENT AGENTS for the Hawaiian
Islands OF the following Insurance
Companies:
ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF Liver
pool.
ALLIANCE ASSURANCE COMPANY Of
London.
SCOTTISH UNION AND NATIONAL INsuR.
ANcE COMPANY OF Edinburgh
ALLIANCE MARINE AND GENERAL AS
suRANcE COMPANY of London.
Mr.. John S. Walker will continue
to be associated with the business Of
the above named Companies.
r.. O. MEDCRAFT,
General Agent and Attorney.
Honolulu, November 1. 1899.
1367-3m
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River, as the result OF renewed artil-
lery fire that day. The correspond
ent says: Thursday forenoon the
Beers brought heavy guns into
action. Lord Methuen thereupon
With drew his forces out OF range
and concentrated at Modder River"
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LOCAL AND erwERAL NEWS.
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FOR SALE.

We can telephone you a
luncheon.
Should unexpected COM
pany come in ring up our
store and ask what we can
supply quickly for a luncheon
You will probably be sur
prised at the list of delicacies
always ready for your con-
venience.
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THE wAvERLEY CLUB.
Entrance on Bethel Street.

Entrance on Bethel Street.
EREE BILLIARDS, FREE LIBRARY,
- open all and every day. Entrance fee
81 25. Monthly Dues$l. Forms of appli-
cation 10 Membership at the Club Rooms,
or address,
JAMES It. COPELAND,
l293-3m Recording Secretary.
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For Monuments, Tomb Stones,
Marble Slabs, etc, call and inspect
what the Hawaiian Marble Works,
Fred. Harrison, proprietor, have on
hand and quote prices. Office on
King street, next to the Occidental
Hotel.
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CONTINUED from 1st paqe.)

forty killed aud wounded, Our
casualties we're one killed and seven
wounded, including one officer and
two missing"
LONDON, Dec. Is (4;30 a. m.)-The
news OF Gen. Buffers reverse was
received so late that morning news
papers' comments are confined to
perfuuctory expressions OF extreme
regret and disappointment, and OF
he necessity for calmness and re-
doubled efforts to retrieve the posi-
ton.
The Standard says: Seen Buffers
iesp atch is deplorable reading. 1t
is the now familiar story of CON-
cealed B ,ers aud of British troops
marching up, bIindly almost to the
very muzzlrs OF the enemy's rifles.
II cannot be doubted that the moral
effect will be to aggrayate our diff.
culties over the whole fields OF
operations. The country has dis
covered with annoyance and sur
prise that subduing Boer farmers lie
about the hardest work we have en-
tered upon since the Indian Mutiny.
The com mandauts have shown them
selves able to give our generals use
full but expensive lessons in modern
tactics"
The Times says: "Since the days
of the Indian Mutiny the nation
has not been confronted with 80
painful aud anxious a situation.
Plainly, Gen. Buffers advance is
paraIyz-d for the moment as COM
pletely as Lord Methuen's aud Gen
Gatacre".
LONDON, Dec. Is, 4:45 a. m.-The
War Office is still without news
from Lad smith other than that al
ready published. The general be-
lief is that the larger forces Lord
Methuen encountered at Magersfon-
tein were partly drawn from Natal
and that General Butler will strike
a blow before these have time to re-
turn.
The newspapers are calling upon
the Government to employ the Cum
arders as we'll as the White Star
steamers as transports, seeing the
urgent necessity for getting more
men to the Cape as speedily as pos
s'ble. Forty thousand men could
still be sent from England without
calling upon the militia for foreign
service. The militia effective is 100,.
600 men and from this body 10000
carefully selected men could be
spared easily for South Africa
Moreover, the colonies are again
proffering assistance. The greatest
need, therefore, is speedy tranu-
ports.
Orders have been Issued at Wool
which to prepare siege train to go
out with the seventh division.
MoDDER River, Dec. 13.-Ambu.
lances started early yesterday morn
ing under a flag Of truce to collect
the wounded and bury the dead
who fell at Magersfontein.
Brigadier- Gen. Wauchope, who
led the Highland brigade, was found
dead near the trench and shot in
the chest and thigh. A few wound.
ell were found near the trenches.
Several wounded Beers were taken
to the British hospital. The side OF
the hill aud the immediate neigh
borhood OF the Doer trenches show.
ed dead bodies all about
One wounded Boer informed a
correspondent of the Associated
Press that their loss was terrible.
The whole Scandinavian contingent
was destroyed. Judging from infor
nation CLEANED from the Boer
wounded aud prisoners taken in diff
ferent parts of the field, the Boer
loss must have exceeded 700. The
destruction wrought by the naval
guns was enormous. Word was pass
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-26

Per AUSTRALIA, for Camarinos
Refrigerator--An extra fresh supply,
of Grapes, Apples, Lemons, Oranges,
Lines, Nuts, Raisins, Celery, Fresh
Salmon, Cauliflower, Rhubarb, As
paragus, Cabbage, Eastern and Cali
fornia Oysters Tin tin and shelly,
Grabs, Turkeys, Founders, etc. All
game in season. Also fresh Rock
fort, Swiss and California Cream
Cheese. Place your orders early.
prompt delivery.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT MARKET.
Talaphono o7o
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NORRIS K KEOHOKALOLE,

OFFICE, NO. IL KAAHUMANC
Street, Honolulu, formerly A. Rosa's
ONCE United States Custom House
~itlss AND nansrsi pupipaaS Agents
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SPECIAL SALE of Ladies' Mus
lin Underwear at Sachs.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-26

Ii you don't remember the Maine
call at L. b. Kerr's and see her.
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Household Observing Machines

Strongest and Best Sewing
Machine in the Market with
the Latest Attachments.
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Kentucby's famous Jesse Moore
whiskey, unequalled for it's purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloons and at Lovejoy q Co.,
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
Jalanda.
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Messenger Service.

Honolulu Messenger Service de-
liver messages and packages. Tele-
Phone. a7s
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-12-14
CHAPTER x.

THE FORAY LEAVES A RED TRAIL.
The colonel strobe first with his
daughter, ard behind Desmond sought
the company Of Barr into whose SYM
pathetic ear he poured the tale of his
swift wooing and his hopes the while
he regarded his ladylove adoringly
What Hilmar had to say to her
father seemed difficult Of explanation,
judging by the bushes and pauses
that stemmed the conversation. The
colonel was not Slow however, to
gather the drift of her remarks. and,
though he sighed once or twice, it was
a pair Of smiling eyes that looked from
beneath the shaggy brows at his
daughter.
1T can be nothing but joy for me,
sweetheart" he said simply. ito know
that you have the love of an honest
man, and that l can but be assured
Desmond is. That he Is brave one he
has amply shown tonight. Truly is it
said that nothing succeeds like impu-
dence. Who but an Englishman
would have single handed assaulted
fortress like Skelligen and won a way
out for us? For that feat alone 1
should be proud to call him son-in-
law"
Hilmar looked up at her father with
grateful and adoring eyes. II know
one man." she answered softly, who
would have attempted that, and more,
for his daughters sake. What wonder
II have given over my heart to one
who most resembles him of any man
have met. But you don't think, IA
ther that 1 have been a littie-a lit
| tle"-
"a little coquette? Certainly, my
Town. and not for the first time either"
mo, you very silly old dad. A little
-unmaidenly. You see, have known
Mr.. Desmond only little more than a
fortnight"
The colonel laughed and patted the
golden head that reached to his Shout
der.
"It's quick work for northern climes
4 You should have been a Neapolitan
sweetheart But the future is very
4 spacious before you. You will have
ample time and opportunity 70 forget
L all about Desmond yet"
AS if i1sshould eveT think OF
anybody else now! Why, he's kissed
me!'s
The colonel took off his hat to hel
gravely ''That, Of course, Is conclu
sive," he admitted. 1T is impossible
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-12-14

Pm nan help carry r. ~ bsavS
gin, my brave girlF'
They hurried back to the castle, and
the arrangements for the departure
were quickly begun. The mob Of sol
diers and servants was collected in the
courtyard and the whereabouts Of the
treasure elected from Paul Preobeslas.
The threats used to him by Lars
Pladja were not overheard by either
the colonel or Desmond, or they might
have felt constrained to interfere.
They were uncommonly effectual.
The coal bags and their contents
were soon arranged anew upon the
pavement and distributed among the
captives. The share apportioned to
Paul was by no means light Lars
saw to this with much pleasure. Then
the doors were thrown open, and with
the crowd of carriers in the center and
the armed sailors on each side the re-
turn march to the sea began.
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showed, and they caught the futter of
q white shirt down the distant corner.
With yell like wolves they bayed
upon the fugitives track and reached
the top of staircase as a door slam
med at the top. Up they rushed and
smOte it to matchwOod with their rifle
butts. Again the room was empty, but
the easement open. 1t gave upon the
leads, and they jostled each other
eagerly in the narrow opening to gain
the roof. For an instant they stood be-
wildered. Then from the river below
sounded a splash. Down the leads
they ran to where a lower roof stretch
ed ten feet below that they were on.
Swimming across the stream was their
man, snatching his way through the
current with long, desperate strokes,
straining for the shore which was but
ten yards distant.
Half dozen bullets spattered about
him. One alone found a mark, and
that but struck a finger. Before any
one could reload he scrambled to his
feet and shook his fist with yell of
defiance to the furious faces that lined
the parapet Then, barefoot and naked
but for his shirt, he raced for the pad
lock, where, tethered to pegs, dozen
| horses grazed. Hastily knotting a
head rope into a halter, he slip
ped the bars and led pony out. He
leaped upon it's back, smote his hardest
with bare heels upon it's sides and will
one last yell of derision swept down
the forest glades and away into the
green depths CT pine.
"Gadr' soliloquized Desmond. If
an internal nuisance, his getting
awayv'
ga nuisance." said the colonel quiet
ly. Its ruin. In an hour the squad
ron from Osbrog will be upon us"
"Well, then" said Desmond hopeful
ly, "let's make bolt for it at once
Please God, Stefan's settled th'
yachts crew."
A shot rang out from the forest, fol
lowed by a woman's cry. DESMOND
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"Mv Godr' n1lttered the bound aorctch.
stood for moment, with blazing eyes,
as if struck into stone. Then he drop
ped upon the lower roof and thence
into the stream. Half dozen strong
strokes sent him across, and he ran
dripping into the Businesses of the for
est. The others raced down the stair
way, crossed the courtyard, let the
J drawbridge fall with a reckless crash
and swarmed out upon his track. They
had not far to run. Up the forest trail
appeared two figures, woman and
man. The former leaned upon the
others arm. The colonel was the first
to recognize his daughter and ran to-
ward her with a speed his old limbs
might we'll have been proud Of
Desmond saw with no envy the kiss
the daughter placed upon her fathers
forehead. One as warm and perchance
as fond had greeted him upon the lips
but minute before.
MY Hilmar, my Hilmarr' the old
man kept repeating as he held her to
him and stroked her glossy hair. But
the shot, my child-tLe shot.'
She smiled up at him. 1T wasn't
aimed at me, father. That man on
horseback, with-with not much on
and she smiled irresistibly and gave
a little blush-'he snatched at me as
he passed and tried to drag me up to
his saddle. l didn't want to kill hin.
| so I shot his horse. He was stunned
for moment. Then Mr.. Desmond
ran up, and he fed barefoot into the
forest"
you shot the horse! shouted the
colonel. My child, you've saved US.
Now we shall reach the'yacht safely.
Nay. we win take our spoil after all.