The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-05-03
(Continued nom yesterday-J

7. This country WIS tFlle. showed la
ria the spot where had fallen from
the mountain pass. the straight black
Zine. though Il did not look 50 now
over which poor Atustapha had shot
out TO find new country-not the one
be had for years dreamed OF but
better one. I t1lSt.
The road we we're travelling ended
Utmost abruptly. A rocky barrier was
before Us. into the foot of which the
river rushed noIsiiY. a narrow path
/ went mp around the side OF the rock
I We vent on in silence. our hands
cIasped. The rest OF the Journey to
the woodcutterss hut she helped me Far
more than l helped her. should have
fallen from sheer exhaustion and slept
had she not been with me
"CInton, there Is some one In the
woods close to u.s." Darfa whispered
suddenly.
was alert in a moment Approach
ing danger aroused me as nothing else
could.
There was shout.
''vascaF'
For one moment hesitnted. Then I
answered. "o'RyanF''
There was cracking OF the branch
es. and the Irtshman stood in the path
before US.
..You have been long.
eve are here answered.
.'Why. man. that is not like your
voice What hns happened" And he
caught hold OF me. wet too. The
boat was there .
YES. but we did not come the way
we intended. !. Give me some wine.
am thoroughly doiel A little rest and
I shall ha MI RIGHT nj said
Rest must wait we cannot stay
here Your hiGhness IS wet too" And
Organ offered her the flask.
Must we start at once2"
Eyes. at once"
The wine did me good. took
longer draft of it8 than would have
been good for me at any other time.
1t drove the cold out. and the blood be-
gan to leap through my veins again.
In the saddle felt new man, and,
with DARN between US. we began our
journey.
The day dnwued MS we galloped on.
ward. We did not talk Neither DARN
nor l had inclination to do SO. and
organ, think, kept his eye upon
both of us lest we should become ex-
hausted and fail from. our saddles.
The sun was hot as we began to
"
called halt
IAN hours sleep for you both and
then we viii go on again. See, yonder
is Yadnsara; the sun catches the ram
parts on the rock summit. will watch
while you sleep
When Organ succeeded in rousing
me found that Daria was sitting be-
side me looking almost herself again,
though in somewhat dragged condi
ton.
Il said one hour. You have slept
three" said Organ. 81 /awoke the
princess more easily"
Il am a new man." said. rising.
''Her htghness has told me how you |
that you are here now. Come With me
followed him. He pointed toward |
YadasIrn.
A great cloud hung over the plain.
and as looked flame shot up from !
the midst of the cloud and then an
other
"Fire," said.
''rhey are too busy to think OF you
this day. The revolution has com
menced."
''vasca was to be king today"
AYE. His followers are probably
why he does not come To
edu Ine1u.
lis IT time to mount? II would br
lurd to be captured now"
DarIa's soft voice and her clinEinr
lrm recalled me TO the present.
lit is time"
I'm your country we VIII forget this
81 shall never forget IT, answered
You win be with me. How shall ]
yer forgerT
We mounted aud sped onward again
md then remembered another per
on in Drussenland.
"O'Rynn. where is Bridget"
''In Yadasara.;
''You would not bring her?''
"She would have been unhappy
way from the house by the walls" 1
The princess looked ut me and was (
llent But she never quite forgive
,'Ryan. He had deserted woman. d
he declared. She did not know how
npuble Bridget was OF looking after c
erself. I
So we rode on. and no one followed !
s. And the farther we went tho c
lore our spirits uEhtened t
''Tha water PUSHES through the rock t
somewhere. The path should ieac
, somewhere, TOO" sald O'Ityan. q
Eve will try it, said, dIsmountinS
1 helped DARN from her horse and {
e began the ascent
81 see no way out here said
Ryan. "and It's u noisy place TO
end the night In"