New-York tribune., 1910-06-19

struck again until his was tired with conli7-
effort. The pressure of horses bodies the aIIaIA
fierce antagonists, the wild yellS Of tle tr10eSel
constant calls to Allah, and the sounds OF artillery 81
denly whipping out into fierce explosion WEI
blended in one CanOrOuS frenzy OF battle hV
thrust through man and was drawing OacA "
Kaleidoscope IN rapidity, he saw another man sA
at him and for instant was almost EnOcked HON
saddle and blinded by a guSh OF lot blood HO:t
wound he had sustained across the top and slde u
head. e..
He dimly realized that the Berber wao had strqCA
blow sagged off his horse.in white heap ana ma -
own animal was leaping sideWisg 70 AVOID s'eps-7
on the body. He clutched the high Turkish pom
dizzy: but felt his senses returr--. and sun "a Ca
onward IN the attack, that his deienlH -
Sdi Suleyman, to whom he again wed MS He,
Arab clung to him they rode .1-ward un.A - T..
in the midst of their own men ana -. y.
thrusting Canteen of some native liquor INTO n' TO-
yelled:
Drink and bathel" ..-|
Dick Obeyed the injunction ana me Sinai. - -.
fiery liquor poured over his wound brought nm - -
to keen consciousness as sharply a~ II II nad ~
mOnia. His sense of touch told him that ne n1- Il
tanned nothing more serious than . -aSgeG Cu1 - - ~
the scalp, and, holding his Sah,r -oder MS an an =
still keeping in the midst of the rgng tfoope-- -.
twisted his handkerchief round his .ld. he Wa 80
ing to gain the fighting outskirts Of he troopers,
he heard loud cheers ahead. and letore ne - -
hended had gained open place where there ori
fOemen The shouts of jubilatio1 were kept uP' 49,
began to comprehend the cause.
RUHAN1MEI had made great mlStake ~ Ts
- line had been cut IN TWO. and iHy hdlu ; |.-f:,5r
joining the relief y mass OF white 1glIreS
enthusiasm. rushed out to meet them, ana d Ia I n
could see, stretching back INTO the Gavin, VI so
forces of the Sultan He gained the haid S'-l ose
gathered from the excited explanations Oh 'H1 ng III
around him that the Sultan himself diSIesI.G5- s5 -9
kaid request for only fifteen hundred Ieh i % = Ias
forward treble that number. spurunS them o4 -
by hlS own example. .;,ors S
The fierce movement around was conti1Ito~, 1t'-T,e
troop after troop of the Sultan army maSSeu S,rs.
in orderly confusion. Back in that battle zoIe Iva,
which they had passed the NOISE OF 1QrlCI I-aar
away. With the old trick OF the Anler rl s- RS
Dick got to his feet on top of his saddle am = Tx
altitude looked back over the nyer' ciiiS gc-
BerberS had abandoned hope OF stef1'HIS . ~ tooe
were hurrving off across the PLAN ,n IN tuS4e sn
centrate their forces. Both armies we're tN- ,Ps q
moving in an effort 10 regain order nc NJ ~ had
ing sharp commands to those around ann - csss-
sumed full control. The guns of oot1 Su1 bat-srs
firing and the American SurniStt t-4l - ~ Of .<
were taking new positions. Back fu tHe l' lcs g2s
reinforceruents sudden bIloonLNS 81 - sS psc
lifting up. and from Its gorgeous mar NiusS -
that the tent of the Sultan beius It'SSM r. brs
He dropped down TO his seat m Che sldIt -
was aware that Clarke was coming Jo"aIH - n -haI
Lord" exclaimed the EngliShman SN
got you did they? Bad? ,,.,,a;n"
mo. Sd Suleyrnan has me m ms tieo. e9 stlins S
The American was not aware thar tle tO L,,rr h@l
his face made him appear more desperately ;i Is
he was: 50 failed to understand the I'oN -
came over the KadS face. ..u-batdop
Don't mind me" he SAID and theH
want to do a spured .