The Washington times., 1911-11-11
THE TIMES DAILY SERIAL STORY
PIZARROII ;!., BY AUBREY \. I'.E, aI,.s TYSON

, Several minutes elapsed before, either
spoke.
'At once" Quexores answered prompt-
ly.
'T must have two days to look into
the matter. After / get little more
detailed Information concerning your
| project, / will tell YOU whether or not
! viii be In a position to accept your
| offer.
Nov York. and | don't want TO set on
| before am reasonably assured that
will have something more than the
| round trip for my pains. In two days
will give you my answer
And you will start'-began Qucx-
"If i decide to ACCEPT your offer will
be on my way to Quincatan ten days
| hence"
Twenty Thousand year for four
years aud a bonus Of twenty thousand
IL the work is completed on time he
snid suggestively.
, stake, you can count me in" said Spar
TWO days later a large headed youth,
with fiery hair and a melancholy
visage. entered a secondhand book
Lets see what you've got on the
Spanish language he said to the
froTsy SSnS ,,ss clerk x. who approached him.
"NawIword books. I want to learn
to talk t., / haven't got no time to
The clerk, LED the way to shelf on
| which stood a small array Of Spanish
phrase books, dictionaries and gram
mars. An hour later the prospective
customer was still handling the books
speculatively. when the clerk informed
him that the shop was about to close
for the day.
I'll take these" sighed the customer
holding out three.
cann And n1naaSSua forthwith !, Robsr. Donovan Nc;
dollar he had on earth.
SIX weeks after the visit of Senor
JhEnrss9 Jamess sns 95sxores rns to the Office Of
at San Felcidad in 'aReesre the repnblie Ha'ed Of
Quincatan. came to the hands Of Rich
| ard Beaufort, the young president OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Pacific
Eaiiroad ruad IN New York The message
Keep out of Calistar scheme. ouex.
ores Is political swindler, but I Will
peat MIN out and build the road. Per-
tected.
sierra Blanca range is worlds big.
gest bonanza. Quietly form small, but
Weil.baeked company for its develop.
ment. Conditions not yet favorable for
operations; but be prepared to come in
least six camels to Joe Varley az sar
FSlcidad. jim"
The. first third of this message Beau
tort read with a scowl, the second with
a grunt, and the third with a grin,
There was dubious expression on his
features when he read II again.
Keep outcome in-wait-camelsr 80
ne muttered. That's Sparhawk for
you. Sort of reminds one Of the mem
orabie message from Section Foreman
| F,innigan to Division Superintendent
| Flanagan: Muster Flannagan-of
| agin, on agin, gone agin-Finnigan.'
| IT'S too late for me to keep out Of the
Quexores entrance to FL Dorado. and
| too early to go through Sparhawk's
! gate to the same territory, so the best
| I can do with the advice Is to pickle 1t
But there are the camels"
| With his hands on the arms Of hi.
| chair he leaned over his desk ant
| chuckled as he again glanced at the
words of message
"Camels-cameis! What the devi
does he want with cameIs? Rush a,
least six camels.' Bless his dear oId
, heart. he shall have a herd of the
brutes II I can land them for him.
But where am ! to get camels here
Perhaps some circus. menagerie, or
He reached for the telephone on hi.
| desk, and in due time the camels were
en- route to San Felicidad.
A Continuation Of This Story VII
He Found In TOmOrrOw's
| Iasn~ ~ rhn rpavo>s