The sun., 1900-12-09

us We shall have broken heads by the
lore soon. I'll! Ala come Ia ihi,dsnTan.
> aroe expect brenthe to love the sarAers OF
'Ashl No; but We Nigh, have thought of
we fight with the men we have" quoth !,
Then why reckon them anSeIst' srunted
%eil well; said, what would yon hav.
and ah: ."RsS Gs S T'.a Esad m Hrn IL he hts SR.I
s S hSDt diwn Ss sad on he SH" Me "%si a9s esh,
Eere for Tie butchmen. ,Teafsi! Hiya has
a,}pIs p, than G,Re. And we might find the vench
I looked q vermei He shrugged his
""Ah' What say you, yermeil2" ! asked
he There. Is one thing he has forgotten,
We can feed the men on convoy.. but it will
Ths Ssass S S"s sEe oranse 'S SS sSsld vermel
spresd out his hands
The wages OF ORANGE They will not
by staying In Brelthe, and there seem little
10 herb Ss s got mo- by yo,r fsns wsE 9S s snS
Gaspar and both stared a, the sleek olive
lace and the twinsling green eyes
not angels and only angels aud devils wor
Aa. sai thl qss 3 "s . Hva be may 80 onsy "o
US kindly il he takes us, We have no, de-
,eIyed well at his hands /, very unfortu-
% f. S are sed you %paT rmfa 9rSfe raven
with your endless GroakI There !. nothing
ilends! Are YOU turned coward?"
Say Sas ySs der wf% dfsPaT our
council Is held But | say IL ia unlucAv we
are desperate; it Is unfortunate, We are con-
men. perhaps all ! say 1t would be better
Hys-fot E%l eS1mpls Ie I I .%oaid be Better"
"Ach! why talk uf the impossiole?" grunted
as VII .2s be se Tns and G rss, Ss.eTr Te
who have nothing to give and al TO osk
Il opiy We did not como empty handed"
Words, wordsF said Gn.rar 4cornfuny
!ook-d at iernell, and, hi. ey es met mine
nd 2r S "na dI%P ~ sssed q, to an .p
ssd Str%sf @ P"e da.Isr s stf,sd h. % chaIr, h"',
yet he might thsnn the man who plucked IL,
N II We were not doscrtrrs We might sell
Ten thousand devils, sell Brcuthe?- cried
,iasI ar, dashinC his chair hnck
"Ay. We might sell Breuthe,- rereated
over S with one Si"S On v fhe ea tabe e"'ns
"Sell Breuth"?" he shouted Il though,
we we're soldiers. not money -grubhnR
Rck ~ traitors double-dy ed Who made
Sreuthe yours 70 sell? You come to tho
i'd 81 So. 1rond here. you lose his daughter,
and YOU seil hts town mighty deeds God
N heaven tell YOU will hold nreuthe
against You myself J. Gaspar Wicderman,
against any rafting huckstcr IN the town"
% nd he storIned out Qf tho room
"lie seems moved. Captain" said ccrmel
coov
The men will follow tho money, eh?"
asked
Ma fai ycs; men are men. as the good
III lso 70 Abba will you keep peace in the
OWN" said
"Nou.to AivaY" s,amn,cred vermeil "IIe
must know NOu brought ia 10 Orange
ThiLk Of the risk send n message
TneIc will be moro risk in my meeting
Alv0 lcfore all s done" said ] slowly Iia
stared ~ me In aInu,emen,. thinking lie had
-CGrce heard aric't
Y DE-, not, understand" he .r,uttered
You VIII ! answered Il will be my
nwn meS'"ngcr A. all costs keep tho peace
ill vON -cc me- again
So. jI-' a. %" san was setting. u viry man
Ia doak that hid his armor slipped Hut of
ne pn-tcrn sat" Of brcuthc all uloi, snd
lurned toward Alva's camp. And behind
haffct the SpaniiTd 40 long. silt and Grim
~oned by the rays from the West
.H"re and there, br'Hkinr the blue mist
oi iIe horizon, dun rcd glare SEona ont
marking tue forays 81 Alvy- men some
yhc'" toy ond N" horizon hevnrJ ,ln frr-
pranGe. William IN" Taciiurn, rat brlodinr
ove" The 'rsvaillrg land
- went iorth 10 sell r~nItho
To be continued