New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-12


after the long pull striving Q, obey rs MASTER
With a signing scream ot the gearing --- a
stumbled forward and W our united -'-.- ---s5-i
into service. Staggering plunGng pushing ne gave
all the help We could. and Tor few minute ---Tlei
that with aid The motor would claw rs .4v =
the highest point. But the Lecon-e -,-- -l-ses
and the strength and good VIII IT I'VE uniting
Carnona- who did as ctle work a. he COW we're
not enough The wheels sank 20 the axle -zug
round IN the snow without proPell,ng the Win
the motor unable 10 do It's part men a.-- -5uli
not DO all The automobile would M 81. lie. -
all Our pushing. and seeing thar labor was .s- W.
stopped - breathe and raise our rE-r-.F lue>-
tonlngy al one another Ca-roca v,ol--. audi
bly, what he ought 20 do.
some one Who came 20 Va1ai,I.i las Vas
hauled through The drifts by oxen ~4-i Ann
even as | spoke Ike ram caught IN che shes
ready Tor the SacrIrcr | Sp.ei in -hr v-t-- t0c-
the black Silhouette of an enormous OK He NJ
alone. t'r a more penetrating glance showed -nt-
he had yoke fellow oig and black -.--e-
and guided by q red saShed boy n scarf ami -.v-
they advanced toward slowly bur So surely -rt-
| suspected something more than a coinciiec l.
flashed INTO my mind that this Youth and --
were not wandering through mountain SNOW. .---~
for nothing The wolves whsch howl IN -heSr same
Wild businesses on a winter night scent PREY nj
50, thought did the boy with the -riIug subs --
OF petrol for blood This Youth had made i
haul IN every sense OF The word by accident ve~rr
was out searching toy Other haul- today. ami 80
be While the snow lasted
We hailed him He feisuei surprise and :..-
tated a II % enhance his value: then casting 4 e
long laSheS a. he listened - our proposal -,-r-
strain for his animals drag such great Ve.--
but On. certainly they would be able 80 f.
They We're docile and strong Every i4v -r.--
they drew heavy loads of Cut logs over -ne --,.--
talnS- For twenty peSetaS he would -~> -urur.u-
ms oxen, but not real less. and -he- s1I'j i-a-
the gray car 70 the top Of the pass. --a- he -..i
What eNtortion'" protested Cannon. v.. IS
NOT famed Tor generosity, eNccp, when s,.--. -
can be made OF it
oh; he's too handsome 20 bea- r."
That settled ii. t. please her ar I'll
~ nave gwen twice twenty peNet1S ,'~ hi. he
distance The boywa engaged without .--he-
h,tSgInE; the animals h4rucSSei -l-
hlg Lccomte with rope which -he raj.
happened 70 have, and with s, -hr..a- -rr
OF A-r-r-r-i! o-lah,' he struck the -- slack
backs with his goad
NE great heads We're lowered 70 adjust -ae ---.
and every muscle in the powerful. doci,e .9ie-
WHrlthed and punched with the treneni'u- --r--
Big As they We're. II seemed impossible that
oxen could do for the car with passengers mil Ing
SdEt what rs own engine refused o. DO. --.ec-
thtieNN' the huge thing moved. al rr>r WITH -.ti-
utrltE lcrk then with steady. # numbering -rtN-
Ian shouted the boy. humping -ur -li-t
hIde over the StraInIug muscles fell the goal mi
thus me car lurched through The deep SNOW III y
Us following except Ropes. who. having ...rei
melted snow INTO the radiator and let the .r'ln5
stream How through the water pipes. was arrgsnS
on the Gloria slowly. by her own power She hal
now only TWO passengers. and nov h4lt -'uc-
luggage as the LcCOmtc. which pcrhlp~ rNp.llutI
ntr proves; nevertheless | was proud Br,r-i.
G0ria. | should have liked u shout
could now have pushed ahead. and, keeping 2tte
with Oarmona 5 ear, a the struggled notify II
Ihe pass have tired for word or TWO V;tu NlnIca
But perhaps Lady Vale Avon expected such q move
on the part OF the troublesome Young ottcc-- AMI
by way OF precaution she had crowded near 90 The
would have been hopeless al such close quarters
attempt
To my surprise Carnona walked with us instead
Ia his f~ersl