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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
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FOR
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at Meeting of sons sfsV eetSns
For ssst sse
Z From Thurgday,s aplly.l

The members of Camp. ". w. HIM.
.p1fies, UhIted Sons bf confea 81 ATT.
Veterans met yesterday afEefnoon ct
the Chamber of Commerce and COM
pleted arsangsneats FOR ma res ssniofl.
a COMMITTEES Consisting OF. tiieS COM
mandant Judge u W. ouattelbaun,.
and Messrs. e. w. .Masters, S. IA.
Wolfe. Swain Gilnier Il IA = ffseIr-
son wes appoinlea 70 name Bs6n !,
yfgY. the loci csllib. Co slEraflg ge .fofs the
rscspticn and eilteFtaihifle efit pf5 tie 3 y
seefs or the state Draaii e ion and
Their sponsors apd t5 cooperate with
The committee OF Is 8 Der 81 Sssoins
tlerce In any other way
NE nleisibershtp OF tlie camp was
largely augmented and the commit
tee on ineslabershlp Will jot sinde
Its Efforts 10 set Into the man hersiifS
esery son OF a veteran IN the cItS!
There isaa lot or ss6fl q 70 no one trs
wfrd taking care OF tbs Veterans
whe4 they como.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
EXTRA TRAIN ADDED
ON THE INTERURBAN
SHORT RUN FROM HERE TO
RELTON AND BACK
SEVERAL CHANGES
Additional Service Provided By
P. & N. To Make Connection
With Train For Columbia
lFrom Thursdays Daily. J


according to announcement made
in Anderson yesterday, new train
will he operated from Anderson to
Belton and return over the Piedmont
Il Northern lines each day after next
Sunday. The new train is put on so
tha. passengers may make connec-
ucn with the Columbia train on the
Southern. The new train is to leave
Anderson at 4.40 p. M. arriving at
I;elton at $3.50 and returning 1t will
leave Bolton at $50, reaching this
.city al, $3.50 p. m.
The Pullman car service from Bel
ton to. Atlanta will also be put into
operation next Sunday by the Pied
f1oat and Northern lines. Leaving
this city at o: 40 p, M. the Anderson
people Will be enabled to catch the
train carrying the Pullman at BeIton.
This car viii be taken TO Greenwood
and there transferred to the Seaboarl
Cor the Atlanta trip.
Only five minutes change Is mate
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
DRAINAGE VIEWERS
HAVE FILED REPORT
HAVE INVESTIGATED THE
ROCKY RIVER SWAMP
PLAN is FEASIBLE
Drain Many Acres of Marsh Land
and Doing Away With the
Contaminated Water
U'rom Thursdays Dailyl

NfTOHi lnurSuayS Daily.l
| The Board OF Viewers, consisting Of
w. A. Sanders. Oliver Bolt ana
George w. Laboon. appointed some
. days ago by James y. Pearman. clerk
! OF court to view :ho Rocky River
swamp land and report as to whether
or not IL. can lie drained, fled com
! lDiete report with NJ. r"arman yestCr.
! day. The Viewers ST Ite ,iat tnn DrOD-
oSition js feasible and they seem 10 b..
heartily In ;ayOr OF the proposed move.
! since this report hes been filed t. c
/ CLERK or conrt will act g IdJ fo.' Il final
he"rinG ~ at thI5 time the propurtv
owners viii be given All opportunity
TO appear and state any objections
they may have TO a drainage district
helng fo.'n ed If there Is no. .cin-
| u a,;,t Gcard or sustained n district
VIII be iOrhed and tue wurk OF Irain
ing the lands will proceed.
The Following is the complete re-
port of the viewers. as filed yesterday:
Anderson, S. c., May 10, 1Jli.
I'VE, the undersigned, appointed by
Jas. y. Pearman, Clerk OF CourI OF
Anderson County, S. g, to &c; as the
Board OF Viewers to investigate the
proposed Rock River Drainage District
have this the 10th. day OF NAV. 1911.
examined the lands described In said
petition and find:
isl. il 10 De very practicaplc prop
osition.
End. We find that it will benefit the
public health by draining many ceres
of marsh land then by riding the
community of great bodies Of conta-
minated water. also benefit several
highways and protect them from tiuod
waters, and viii be conductive to cp-
ening up many acres OF fertile land"
3.d. we believe these lands in the
proposed Drainage District will be
Benefited beyoTla comparison aa to
their condition at present"
18th. We advise that all the lands in
IcIuded In plans herewith viii be beIic-
fited, but not practicable, to extend the
Drainage District up the sterams fur
er than shown by plans herewith, but
advise that the. Drainage work. proceed
to the above stated extent"
I'VE also find that quantities OF sand
Is constantly washing In from the hills
through the small branches. and hill
side bitches which block the main
channel. thereby raising It's bed To
such % height that the WI ter aldws into
tho surrounding bottoms. We advise
that the success of the proposed irain-
age will depend on n system OF side
hill bitches maintained by each land
owner 10 prevent this sRnd getting
into the main channel which If not
taken rare nfNwill hiring the Drainage
District back to its present condition"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22
.HOPELEsSLY TIED up
ON THE SHAW Case
NO PROSPECT OF JURY AR
RIvlNG AT VERDICT
| OTHER I'll HE ARIg ess
Jury Unable TO Reach i Verdict
Last Night in case of C. "A.
a. Shaw; One. .Plea4of Guilty
HEARINGS
(From Thursdays Daily. |,

tfTom t1hursdayS Daily.)
The jury last night was hopelessly
tied up on the case OF c.. A. Shaw,
charged with obtaining money under
raise pretenses and there is li.tle like
iihood that a verdict will have beeu
reached by the time court conpenes
this morning. The case occupied ,he
attention OF the court throughout the
afternoon yesterday and went to the
Jury shortly before court adjourned AZ
40 o'clock. 80 - :. =
p. s, Stegall, charged with disnostnp
Vi properly under false pretenses
was given trial yesterday and! the
Jury returned n verdict OF not guilty.
IN the case of .Ilube Williamson
charged with larceny, the fiefdntIant
entered plea of guilty and was CEN
fenced to serve fifteen months IN fIie
county roads or I'm the uefit6rtfnrt,
for like period. =; Z Z
w. O. Moore was convicted yaa /.
ehafge of selling liquor but n. ne
count OF the defendants ri,ur haaifhl
the court suspended sentences 40 innn
as Moore shalt not be conyictea Il,
tne state or municipal courts Of mn
same charge. s e f,tE' f,ltE's = 6 ~
The last case tried was fl,nt ~
y. ~ A. slhaw. and the Judge Instructed
lnat q sealed verdict be9retItrned ttis
morning. However, It Is; not believeti
that The! jury viii .hesa ahla 10 agree Z,
On account OF the Fact that me soii-
eitor's father was critically I'M: the
court was adjourned yesterday after
noon at A:3Q O'clock.
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sWliell yon Ieleptonest



fhes incl aeat lace in IA Aybayilie
county and twas Sheriff Isyon,s place
70 60 after the pfiscnar, ::,at d iii
time ne could not be loeaYed in Ai,bc4
beville and Sheriff Ashley was afraid
that the Georgia Officials mipht ms.
sibiy turn the spr isonef fods6 hcfore
the Abbeyiii Ger com ret "a z; nm
esyille, Sheriff Lyon Is one of tie bosx
known officers h flies state and woUisl
certainty have andlel slie matter hiiIl-
self had ne been In Abbsvslle. Row
s.siss b 5iEitfs Uf JsebrEiTs fs,eg
have q system 81. turning M ~ fisos -
stocse IL ctiIcers EhtfYo o. arrjv Sd ssf6.
siitPs thin ss hours s1d tlits swss ssi
SlleTiff "a shl ley vas Afraid OF.
lbe negro was trikSi1 IN a bhav;iia
yesterday aftep ephoon. and is nov Ios! s IA
~ Sheriff Lyons establlshment "a
sshin $50 s,1. gts1, ,,s,I eonssntIon
ri Enrpnean i ions for tie hiffnosa
OF supp ssing II rallic ia dhscel;e 4Ii ii55
lications, parttc postcards. waa
ratified tonight By the senate.
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EVANS PHARNACY
Three Stores.

E:0l 81 viii sell my farm. cons
!. Of = SS5 acres OF the tlneat
arfni5s land iil iGenrisia; very fer-
lows on sj:fne. Adams Highway
res miles east of yienhR,
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f. b. Crayton.
Gus. AntonakOs.
c. S. Sullivan.
Rev. Jno. F. Vines.
Rev. J. W. Speake.
Iev. w. II. Garrison.
Rev. d. w. Dodge.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Frazer.
7. *. Roper.
Judge F. Cox. ;,
Rev. ]. r. Black.
Joe J. Trowbridge.
G. w. Webb.
j. II. Shumate.
Harry Geisberg.
F.. NJ. Burnett,
Or. Smethers.
. DR.. j. f. Ross.
Rhett Parker.
Leo Geisberg.
MAX Geisberg.
4. Lesser.
J. S. Fowler, Jr.
Nardin Webb.
Foster Fant.
j. 7. Quartlebaum.
Jno. F.. Cochran, Jr.
b. F.. Fieschman.
+. r. Cochran.
DR.. Gray.
DR.. J. o. Wilhite.
r. S. Ligon.
ID. A. Iledbetter.
Dexter Brown.
r. w. Masters.
Joe NJ. Evans.
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Stone FIayg gx.Ambassndor.

Gaahingto. May 90 Severe criti-
cislil OF Henry Lane wilson. S0rsfies.
am mbassador 70 Mexico, was mas on
the dooa OF the senate today by Chair
son expressing his views on the Mex.
lean situation. 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-22

IN the arrival and departure of trains
from Anderson by the new schedule,
with one exception. The train former
ly arriving here at 1910 p. m, will
come 40 minutes later.
The following is the new schedule:
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
WOLGAST TAKES
BIC CHANCE: IN
COMING FIGHTS
Despite Match With Champion
Ritchie, Ad Continues to Bat
tie Third-Raters.
Bv W. W. Naughton.

" AN F'RA NtISI'O. FeD. I3.-Ihere
ro,.a,. ,,,.s . +ir,,o ,.bo, r,ode.t,,
'''''N
was mllIstonq around the neck
of Ad Wolgast. In a letter received
from tho "u,iIdca+, in which he de-
-, g.
cldres tHaI ne Is pdcN III MS olu hs"
ing form, and equal to the task Of
whipping any man of his poundage
.tD ~ ,aa;i,o,. ,-o,,,,, cell.
oii a. '"e o"ti 'tS 'eS
hlmselt last and next hghtWeighs
champion" If he had thought of it,
No donbt he Uo,,ld ba1a sienad bip
-. ,s7-,,..,..,..l..
sen ldS'' present anu neat lsht" is"'
champion.
WoIeast is boxing rather frequently
a.. EN-. ~, 80 80
,varfd.s nbar,;,,ia, no
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
e56Sg}S e5RSjE}Es

Joe Rivers, the Mexican lightweight
has accepted terms for a fight with
Freddie Welsh, the English lightweight
here from Los Angeles The articles Of
agreement. calling for 2o-round bout
on March Il. will he signed in few
days, il is said.
A local promoter wired Jeff Gaffuey
terms Yesterday TO come here'to box
Kid Young, the neNsboy champion, but
Ieff wired back foe more money Jef
asked for larger sum than Young is
to receive. which was promptly turned
Gaffney has not boxed in Atlanta for
some time.
Terry Nelson. the Greek lightweight.
writes from Jacksonville that he will be
here in two weeks. Nelson is anxious
to get on with either Jake Abel or
Mickey Cannon and SAYS he will meet
these boys in two weeks time If he can
get the bouts.
Meyer Prizes. who bested Eddie Walsh
in six rounds last week, wants to get
his old rival. "Sipder" Britt, into the
same ring again. Prizes thinks he can
take Britt TO a lscing, and says he will
gladly sign up for the match at once.
whatyemean Mike Saul is loud in his
praise for Battling Kelly. the local
younEster Mike thinks Kelly will be
able to beat all the boys around here
after he gets some more experience.
Mickey Cannon worked four fast
rounds with kid Young yesterday in
preparation for mis- scrap with Eddie
Hanlon Wednesday night. Mickey's left
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

hand appears TO he as good as ever, and
the Pittsburger says ne has surprise
in store for the local boy.
Tom Jones manager of Ad Wolgast,
says Willie Ritchic is in for the hea ting
Of his life when he stacks up against
his protege at Milwaukee on March ~,
Jones says that Ad is gain in his old
time FORM and that 'Ritchie viii be a
lucky party il he is on his feet at the
end OF the tenth round.
Now that Battling Levinsly has de-
feated nearly all the heavyweights on
this side, Danny Morgan is seriously
thinking OF taking the Hebrew battler
to Paris for some bouts. Morgan is
with Georges Carpenter.
They simply can't keep Cyclone John
ny Thompson out Of the squared arena.
Thompson has accepted terms from an
Australian promoter for several bouts in
the antipodes.
Young Shsrkey, the middleweight
soldier. wants to get a match with Ed
die Hanlon Sharkey watched Eddie
box at a local gymnasium. and believes
he can beat Billy Lotz' protege
Jimmy Cronin, the Macon lightweight.
should be given chance with some of
the local boys in Atlanta. Cronin is
after some Of the 12S- Founders, and
would like nothing better than a go
with either Meyer Prizes or Kid Young
Ad Wolgast is a booster for Maurice
Flynn. coast featherwei who is try
ing to get some lads OF his CLASS Int.
the ring with him. Ad has used Flynn
as a sparrlug partner. and says he's
the goods.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
DONAHUE FACES
HARD TASK To
BUILD Up TEAM
Baseball Prospects at Auburn Ap-
pear Gloomy at Present Time.
Many Players Missing.
BY Mike Donahue.

w Nth the passing of the cold
w weather baseball practice is
again under way. Meanwhile
ba seball prospects, however. received
several severe shocks. The first blow
came when Moulton. captain Of last
wears team. left college to prepare Tor
Annapolis Williams, star catcher OF
last years team. was elected captain
only a few DAYS before he also de-
cided to leave college on top of all
this, Locke right fielder and pitcher
was ruled ineligible because of sum
mer ban As Locke and Williams e
the team in hitting last year. their
loss Is severe blow TO the teams
prospects. This leaves all the inheld
except Davis and Driver in the box,
and one outiield position wide open.
II means practicaily a new team.
Mcneil one OF the promising new
candidates for second base. is down
with the mumps and will hardly be
in shape until the season IS well IN
do the bulk Of The catching. and
should be able to hll the bill lie
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

like the terms offered by that club.
Wolter has been out of the game for
nearly a year. owing to severe injuries
sustained TO his ankle.
Chick Gandil Washington's first base
man. is a business man. He recently
leased some bowling alleys at the CAPT
tai.
Bill Loudeu. OF the Detroit club is
consistent. In 1918 he batted .241, and
came back with the same figure in 1913
League has outbid the indianapolis
club of the American Association for
Pensacola, Fla, and will do their train
ing there.
Jake Stahl. former leader Of the Bos-
ton Red Sox, President Gilmore, Of the
Federals, and Robert Ward. hacker Of
the Brooklyn team of that league. spent
several hours in conference in Chicago.
1t is said Stahl has consented to go To
Brooklyn to head Wards team.
Jimmy Callahan. acting for the Boston
America He wants a chance to give
the Federal the once over"
When Johnny Evers gets on the dis
mond in Boston to begin his baseball
work an insurance of 100000 will pro
tect him against all risks. The man
agement insured him for that amount
The indianapolis team of the Federal
League has secured the sigma ture Of
Grover Land to two-year CONTRACT.
Land last year played with Cleveland
and Toledo
The Boston Red Sox have signed j
Rankin johnson, pitcher last season
with the Syracuse team. johnson has
record of 20 wins in 81 games
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Baseball Season On;
Pels Win Over Maps

NEW ORLEANS, Feb 2G-A large
crowd turned out yesterday afternoon to
see New Orleans defeat team of
Cleveland American League battery
men, = to l in the first practice game OF
the season. Manager Birmingham. Of
Cleveland. ordered players Cullop. Bass
Ter, Hagerman, Bowman and Collamore
10 report tomorrow at the Athens. Ga.
training camp.
Score: R. II. Z.
Cleveland ..................... ) &
Batteries: Bowman Benz. Cullop
and Foil. Bassler; Walker, Cullom and
adams. Time. So Umpire-Pender.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
South Atlantic to
Meet Wednesday

SANANNAH GA. Feb cS- PreS1-
dent Nick Corish, OF the South At
lautic League. o-day called a meet
ing of the moguls for Wednesday.
when he viii put n proposition TO in
crease the salary limit \ number OF
PLAYERS have been holding out until
some decision is reached. Augusta
and Columbia viii be formally ad-
mitted at this meeting and permitted
TO vote
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Trent Stops Collins
In Seven Rounds

After taking the count nine times
"dappN Joe Trent knocked out I'D
die Collins IN the seventh round Of "A
scheduled round go al the Co
lumbia Thcater Saturday night. Trent
seemed To be hopelesSlS beaten In the
early rounds. but his stalhng tactics
completely fooled Collins, who worked
himself out trying TO put Trent away.
Two other good bouts were also
staged. oliver Pierce losing to Kid
York in six rounds, and Kid Williams
shading Kid Duke over the four
round route.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

\ Detroit SCTlne says lNdl lne return
of Walsh should make the White Sox
pennant contenders. And to think that
he's the only one in the country to
make such statement
Ty Cobb says he is earnestly opposed
TO showing up umpires. Let's wait
couple of months.
Manager Hickey says there will be no
poker games in camp while he is man
ager of the Browns. He is trying to get
Owner Hedges to buy someA checker
boards.
Now that Jim Delahanty has been
granted his unconditional release by
the Minneapolis club of the American
Associa ton. the famous Delahanty fam
lily. once in the limelight in baseball
circles. has all but dropped out of
sight. Jim may land a job with the
Feds.
Johnny Evers is rapidly being made
over into sure enough Boston citi-
zen. Yesterday he went over to Harvard
to see the Crimson batterymen work
out in the cage Last night he was
rendered a lobster supper by the Win
ter League club
Artie Hoffman. former Sub, has
signed to play with the Federal League.
Circus Solly" will wear Brooklyn
Federal uniform for al least two years,
this being the length of his contract.
Should Clyde Engle fail to hll out the
first base position for the Red Sox. in
George Wilson. who topped the New
England League in hitting last season.
with .365 average, they have a player
eligible to compete with any of them
for the initial sack.
Harry Woter. shipped 10 Los An
giles by the New York Yankees, doesn' t
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Prep League Ends
Season This Week

The Atlanta Prep School Basketball
Lea que will close its season during the
present week. The semi-final or thr-
teenth round Of gamesN will be played
tomorrow. and tue final or fourteenth
round on Friday
Following is the schedule for to-mor-
row:
Marist at Boys High
Tech High at Stone Mountain
Donald Fraser at G. NJ a
The schedule for Friday is as fol-
lows:
G. NJ \. at Peacock
B, II. 5. at Donald Fraser
Stone Mountain al Marist.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Tulane and Auburn
Fives Play Tonight

AUBURN. ALA. Feb. 23.-The Tu-
lane University basketball team will be
the opponents of the Auburn five here
to- might
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Tech Still
Cutting
Big Squad.
Dick Robertson Let
Out by Cincinnati

SAVANNAH. Feb. IS Dick Robert
son. last year star pitcher Of the South
Atlantic League, who was sold ia the
Cincinnati Reds near the close Of the
ial3 season by the Savannah club. has
been turned back 20 the local team
Notice tu This effect was received here
last night from Manager Her1og, of the
kR1S
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Rudy Summers Goes
To Federal League

CHATTANOOGA Feb aS.-Pitcher
Rudy Summers, Of the Chattanooga
southern League club, has jumped TO
the Federal League, according to in
formation received here to-day BY
Manager Mccormick He viii be al
lotted 10 some club Of that league this
week.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

eRuck GOES TO JERSEY CITY.
COLUMBUS. Feb. 23.-Fred Bruck,
Columbus pitcher farmed out TO Chilli
cOthe last year, has accepted terms with
Jersey City. \ deal has been closed
with Manager Hulswitt for his services.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
Georgia Five Meets
Columbus Quintet in
Title Game Tonight

The Southern basketball title will
be decided tonight, when the Uni
versity Of Georgia and the Columbus
Young Mems Christian Association
fives clash in Athens.
Georgia recently defeated Column
bus, 50 to 80.
If Georgia can win the game to-
night and go through the remainder
Of their schedule without a defeat,
they will have Clear-cut claim to the
Southern title
If Columbus wins, the title will still
he in a miXup. Georgia will still have
the best claim, as she will have a tie
with Columbus to her credit and only
one defeat, while the other teams in
the South will have more than one
defeat
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

After two cuts Of nifty lind ourselves at
Tech still full M With something like stNty-t,e can
didAteS left. Of these four cHtCherS, eighteen
are pitchers first haSemen, six second haScmcu,
-four shortstopS seven third hasemcn and the rest
outfelders These FIRST two were not dim
cult but hereafter II looks as though il is going to
cost come hcurtaChcs TO cut them udrift
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23
C8a1@2fGr s m@@.sS'Sa0 0p
GSLDE;"aBLFACHFRS

THE FEDeRALs of the
lbu
GLAD declined o
prob
ably earned than
that he could double
(Win
CHAMPION RITcHE HAS Wolgas March 10, and
disease the champion will develop the few
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

\ Detroit scribe says that the return
of Walsh should make the White Sox
pennant contenders. And to think that
he's the only one in the country to
make such a statement,
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

PRINCETON kiboh football paerauthors which
the public hardly fair write the public
| had something
that Mr. Ebbes his $4,000 back
from After n
la pickering a
A There doesnt
to e anything him kill himself
Australia
out caln a
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

IA nth the passing of the cold
wv weather, baseball practice is
again under way. Meanwhile
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

ShOuld torlcy's wrist refuse 10 mend 50 as
able him to enter the box this spring IL will
that all three of last seasons All l-Southern II
viii he conspicuous 10y their absence. as Morris z
Htcd from the Law School AT Athens last jun
Ezcl did likewise at Clemson.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

Ty Cobb says he is earnestly opposed
to showing up umpires. Let's wait
cnnnle of months
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-23

like the terms offered by that club
Wolter has been out of the game for
nearly a year. owing to severe injuries
sustained to his ankle.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-20

A. they reached the top OF the stairs
they could hear the angry crowd search.
Ing the yard beneath.
soon they win search here" whis-
perSd the Sirl. They must not ma
you. for though you nght with the
strength OF many men they Will Kill you
in the end. Hasten! You can drop from
the farther window Of my room to the
street beyond. Before they discover
that you are no longer In the court or
the buildings you will be safe within the
hotel"
Just A. they we're entering the room
Abdul heard and translated o cry from
the yard below for several TO hasten to
the street. and cut OF escape from that
aide.
I'VE are lost now" said the girl. SIM
ply.
"we?" questioned Tarsan.
yes. m'sieur." she responded: they
will kin me ~ well. Have I not aided
your"
He crossed to the window which over
looked. the street. In a minute there
would be enemies below. Already no
stairway 70 the NEXT quarters-they
would be At the door beside him In an
other instant. He put q foot upon the
Gill and leaned out. but no did not look
down. Above him. within arms reach.
was the low roof Of the building. lie
called to the Girl. Shs came and stood
beside him. He put . great arm about
her and lifted her across hia shoulder.
"wait hero until roach down for
you from above" he said to Abdul I'm
the mean time shove everything In the
room against that door; Il may delay
them long enough" Then he stepped
to the all Of the marrow window with
the girl upon hh shoulders. '1Hoid
tight" ne cautioned her. A moment
later he had ciambered 70 the roof
above with the eAse and dextsrtty OF
an aps. Setting the girl down. he leaned
far over the roofs edge. calling softly
10 Abdul. The youth ran to the win
dow.
your hand" whispered Tarssn. The
men In the room beyond ware battering
At the door. With . sudden crash II
fen spiintsring IN. ana 1t the sssne tn
slant Abdul fedt himself lifted like .
feather onto the roof a0ove. Thsy
were not Q moment too soon. for a. the
men broke into the room which they
hsd 3ust quilted . dossn more rounded
the corner In the street below and came
running 70 . spot beneath the gir's
window.