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Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28

Miss Mildred Peters left Salur.
day for a visit to relatives and
friends in Captain
Mrs. Sam KELSEY was taken 10
All III Paso hospital again Saturday
evening, her condition growing
wOrse Friday night. Mrs Kelsey
recently spent quite a while in one
Of The Pass City sanitariums, and
we regret the necessity Of Il return.
but hope she will 500 be on the
road TO a permanent recovery.
Mrs. Maude L. Blaney, formerly
of the Carrizozo public school
faculty was a visitor here dur
ing commencement week On
Wednesday evening Mrs Blaney
chaperoned the eighth grade Of
The oscuro school which attended
the eighth grade exercises of the
local school in a body. the trip
having been made in the Blaney
automobile
We are informed that both Supt.
Chas. l.. Schreck and principal
Chesley II ThomaSan. who have
been for two years past connected
with the Lincoln County High
School at Captain. have rendered
their re%signations from their fespee,
tive positions. Their successors
have not yet been announced.
A number Of young people of
the Carrizozo High School went to
Water canyon Saturday on pleasure
bent, the occasion being a picnic
rendered by the Junior class in
honor Of this years graduates
Mrs. h. V, Jewett, principal Of the
high school, and Mrs. Maude L
Bianey acted as chaperons and a
most delightful outing Ia reported
by the young people who composed
the party.
The Misses Rose and Belle Lutz
are expected shortly from Lexing.
ton, Mo Miss Belle graduates this
year from Lexington College having
specialized in music. although also
graduate of the academic depart
ment Of this institution, Mrs Rose
went some time ago to attend her
sisters graduating recital and com.
mence ment exercises. They are
expected TO arrive in C~arrizozo in O
few days
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28
MISS LUTs' RECITAL

The final in a series Of five Piano
recital by candidates for graduation
with the Glass of 1918 was given
last evening in Murrell Auditorium
by Miss Belle Lutz Of Lincoln, New
Mexico
The iruition of six years study
in Central College was evident in
the presentation Of a splendid pro
gram executed easily with vigor
and enthusiasm. The selections
called not only for great mechanical
proficiency, but for diverae powers
of Interpretation. In the Nooturne
and Elegie the concert giver reveal.
ed a very delicate and sympathetic
touch, and interpreted them with
discriminating understanding The
brilliant qualifications Of technit
had abundant scope in the Concerto
with Reinecke Cadenza, and the
Rigoletto Paraphrase and the re.
cital throughout vas a pronounced
uccess-Lexington, mo } News
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28

Eos SALE-one % hith power
ed rifle, good rs new viii sell at
bargain-Enquire Outlook 57-3t
Colorado potatoes guaranteed at
lowest priees-Carrizozo Trading
Company.
Don't buy a saddle until you see
the j. II. Wilson Saddle. For sale
by Kelley & Sons.
N. b. Taylor & Sons have the
hest line Of saddles and harness in
Lincoln county. If you coniem
plate. the purchase OF either see
them
FOR SALE-Two large wooden
pulIies, two three speed steel pullies,
shatting. stocks, etc. for sale at q
bargain. Enquire Outlook.
II you are are intending to buy
an Ice Cream freezer lis summe
you should inspect our line before
making your purchase Prices range
from 81 80 TO $2.50-Taylor 4 Som
REWARD:-I will pay a liberia
reward for the return OF my buggy
cover that was either blown away
or stolen from the Outlook Office
some two weeks ago. Thos. o
Luster.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28
CAPTAIN HAS NEWSPAPER

W. have received a copy
of the Captain Mountaineer, a
weekly newspaper recently launch.
ell in the town Of Capilan 10y Neil
II. Bigger, o ewspaper man of
several years experien The
NJ ountaineer is a newsy little sheet
and should prove a very valuable
asset for that section of the county
The paper is Democratic in politics
We wish you success, brother Big
ger.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28

LOST'-An %overcoat between
Lin Brannum's ranch and White
Oaks. Finder please return to G..
ID. Mayors store.
NANTED:-Any kind Of paint
ing or paper hanging, All work
guaranteed. Call Outlook office,
Phone No "a.
Millinery aud Ladies ready-to-
wear, special prices all next week
CarriEozo Trading Co.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28

Fresh vegetables, fresh fruits
fresh meats aud fresh groceries a
Patty & Adams.
Wilson Bros. furnishing goods
and Walk.Ove Shoes are two
strong lines-eXcluslv at the CARR
zozo Trading Co.
We buy and sell poultry and
egPs.-Patty & Adams.
! II. Wilson Denver Saddles, at
Kelley d Sons.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28
NOTICE

BY the first of June we hope to
have our building practically com
plete. So of course, II will be
greatly appreciated IL those who
have made pledges to the building
fund could pay some at once, either
to Brother Perry or myself r. l..
Day.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28
NOTICE

Having been appointed rs road
tax collector for Carrizozo Precinct
No. H. | am DESTROYS If collecting
in all 1915, roau AK for said
precinct as soon as possible. Please
give this matter your immediate
attention u. L. Dalton.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-05-28

T.. J Arngon was up from FL
- he first Of the week looking
tit,r bis Lincoln county interests
o l. Robinson Of Captain WAS "A
iii mess visitor to the county seat
90 Monday
W II. White was q business
-ltor here Monday from the
y nito where he is engaged in the
50 mill business.
w II Mcmillan was down from
" hite Oaks Thursday on his way
- Ancho where he will spend a few
Days on business.
William Ferguson ie in town
tr m his home on the Mesa. Mr..
l'piguson reports the arrival Of n
NV baby girl nj his home, which
made its appearance last week.
Willie Cole has been suffering
'icm u severly bruised finger.
u jured while handling electric light
poles for the Alto Light and Power
%.
Miss Louise Hodgson who has
lcr the past year been supervisor Of
music in the local school& left
saturday morning for her home in
Deming
r. c. Skinner was here Monday
from his home near Nogal. While
here Mr. Skinner had his name en-
tered on our subscrip ion list az
n regular reader.
Miss Ida Grumbles who gradua
ted Tuesday evening from tho
State College at Las Cruces is ex.
pected to reach home this evening
Willie Rely, who is just recover
ing from a spell Of sickness, went
to Captain Tuesday morning to
visit relatives.
Miss Monroe, one of the school
teachers of Oscuro was a visitor in
Carrizozo last week as the guest of
Miss Mildred Peters
Local railroad men declare bust
ness better than 1t has been for
many months. Another little
movement which has an unmistak-
able meaning
Mrs Fred North and daughter,
Miss Alice North, who have been
he guests If Rev and Mrs T. u
Lewis left Thursday tor the Pacific
G,usl, San Francisco being their
destination
George Ferguson has been un-
usuully busy the past week in
v%oicing cylinders, piston rings,
headlights and cotter keys in the
II p q w. store room of which
he has charge.
Work on the Wetmore buildings
on Alamogordo avenue, is rapidly
progressing and Mr. Welmore ex.
pecls to push the construction
work TO an early completion This
will be a decided addition to thi,
part Of the business district
A valuable addition is beinl
made 90 the Baptist church prop
erty in The form Of a pastors room
and Sunday school class quarters
w ]. Langston has charge Of tn,
building and the pastor is als'
rendering valuable service rs
helper This will add much TO thl
value and attractiveness OF th.
present facilities
A number of White Oaks peopl
availed themselves OF the oppor
iunity to attend commencement
exercises Friday evening and hea
the Governors address Anon
the visitors we're Mr.. and Mrl
Lee Rudiselle. Mr.. and Mis-. Pat
Mayer, Mr.. and Mis-. f.. V. Wallac
Ard Misses Mildred and Robbi
Taylor
The family Of G. o. Nickel hav
established their residence in Cap
tan, there being no availahle quar-
tiers in Fort Stanton where Nj
Nickel has for some time been |
the Govprnment pmploV We r,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26
CHAPTER Xxx.

The Sewer Rats.
who was the chief that robbed you,
demanded Landozi, as
they drew up near the edge OF the
city-did you see him well?"
Perfectly" said Kitty. Moreover,
I am sure l have seen him before"
''Where!"
with your own band, monsisur-he
was or Of those who rode with you
the other dayl"
~Ah, slim man-sharp face
whAte!"
'Precissly-the same"
Il know him-Blake! He was with
10 that day. YES, but l promise you he
IL not really OF our brotherhood. He
II not worthy Of association with gal
liant gentlemen like ourselves. We
ride the trails-he creeps through the
alleys Of the city. We ara borderers-
he Is = common thief. ~Blakc-truly,
It must have been he. No one OF our
own gentry would have robbed a wom-
an. Now. you help me In your own
quest. / know Blake's lurking place.
He and his kind have . sort Of : den
in the low quarter OF the town. The
project OF police leaves them pretty
much alone, becaxee in these times
no officers Of the law have much elso
r sMsef about hair >Mum 'sfr.-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26

1gsesry No. ~ ~ wsa wa0
akssA 1u1A 1 - . 0os
- q a1A0&1 - o. 11Us -
Ss0 DWH q 90 6 ~ - -
1aaA ~ DssA lnmh = - -
n~a - Ass@ ~ wA a0-
49, - owosssaD e - o. =
tn9 VA ~ - 1v1an1s wAaa ~
~ noed 0aa. 0onNl d va tAsk
Rae hsona os1a, ~ N1A&"
WAak d - neaaF aaessA -
Hu1n~1a cWDW1. "WAo hos
sooqbt Il nsRr
"0AsA A0 - Ceas1t aa4AAo OF Ora
ho00- h w. q Ma I tns6 II. TAses
w1s pafUnlnC q, also. t1ak 1ms ysxnz
Ama4san-and tt0k rx1Raa of haGU,
who servos her - lnss . dog-no1DaA.
heard her oal1 him. Ny word. ~
had . ZIP AZ ssssi In his heHAs-As
ws114eh I'D for ne bsepre I copaA
mako my essape- sow Ccsn< S1seao
drop tie cotn upon tho zoos. I threw
my naAn 70 I could pick Il uN, a0d
then / noA. Ny word to yo&, hzotkeps,
I dad at spesd! so hSSe 1 am."
Now, while tnaee thieves of he city
weTe holding thah lfttio cenfsFeaoa,
their holder hssCas>n Of the desert,
not % far AWAY In thsir own rca0es-
vuus. ~ gathered fer an evsnnSs
ccnverso-a dossn Or moro AZ Lm-
d0xts bA0d Of deoeRt rAoxB, hA6l fAa-
lows we'll mse, frts1ds of tho hnGs
troops and eAs1ies, q tha1 boastsA,
q none but tho rich. Thcfr hocdNaae-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26

tors, ~ vas generally known, lay = III.
to way hack on the crosstrail OF tho
main road, between the two kingdoms
Of Grahofen and Gretshofen. which
crossed midway OF the neutral lands.
When Kitty ded after tho thief
Blake. It was 1t first With no definite
purpose OF her own; but she had not
gone far before che realised that alone
shs conld accomplish little against
such ii a. hs: and she doubted not
that hs VA On his way to join his
comrades What then WA there to
do? Who could aid her?
Even - she rode tho thought camo
to Kitty'S mind q the dsbonair bandit
leader, LAndozi, tho same who had 20
CALAMITY freed her and escorted her
to the cfty's safes but = short time
before. Ehs was woman enough to
know tho impression she had made on
tho bandit chief-and shrewd enough
also to hit upon him ~ an ally in her
own plans. Therefore, Is Kitty rode
now-not so fast - not to leave abun-
dant bits Of paper on the trail 30 that
Rolcau might be able to track her-it
was not towards any citadel OF the law
not to Gretxhonen town itsclf-but
towards TIE capital Of lack OF law;
the rendezvous Of the ragged ban
ditti OF the desert.
They rat, these rude and careless
folk. Ill clad. ragged. yet not i'll con-
tent, under the s~helterinE rocks which
made their lair o. den on the cross.
road in the neutral lands. Cooking.
eating. drinking, they spent the tins
as persons OF no more mentality than
theirs would spend TICKING, con-
versing, talking Of what they had done.
vaporing Of what they were about to
do. Most prominently In their minds
seemed to linger the memory OF their
little expedition in which they had
taken prisoner the Count Frederick
and the beautiful young American.
And the chief let that prize col"
grumbled one. -Out Of the whole en-
terprise We got nothing. absolutely
nothing. What the count gare us
would not have made two lire apiece,
divided fairly among our hand. The
main priss-ths young womAn-we
got nothing for her whatever. And
yet, what : chance for ransom!"
such = chance DOES not come Oft
en-. But l wonder where the chisf
himself is tonight. And are the pick
cts out down the road? In these times
we cannot be too careful. for they say
that between the two kingdoms war
may come. and II 50 1t would be but
Y luck for one Of the armies to
ask US t. recruit with them"
go, you fellows, two OF you," In
structed one who seemed to be some
vert Of lieutenant. step out aud
scout down the road a Bit"
It was not long after this that the
msn LEFT 1t tho rendezvous heard In
the darkncEs : woynan's scream.
With ttis eams IT, lauShiDr ehort Ct
- AAr nr,@-1r~
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26

- ~o0n1" artsd - nln0 NJ
~ ~ = - asW-H - lA6
- ~ -s1& ~ youAT AD0s
ioan Aun~ wAsn ~ tpst.!"
EOooo ~ Let - fros!" osto0
Eoer ~~sony-I came 70 yoa 1Dg
hA tsus1sa n you. An in nsek
~ ! - - gsntemsa to be ny
h4mA"
"vvhA yosr fnsnds!" They laughed
lsoG1v " TIN.
"Yss, ycar leader hnovs me-do you
MT Fs9neoi.sr how hs took US captive
- e0IeP dAy! Ha told me thon II I
nee0el M 10 count on him. Does one
q yoaf &st1sraood speak falssly?'
fhey fdn back from her now -
E~DsStDaGly, imprssesd IN part BY what
80 odd, and IN part hy the fear that
~ might oDsnA nair leader. This
ls1tnr tssx was wall placed. Tor even
Ryw they heard tho spunes OF rapid
hoaEbeaee.
"I7fst!" exclaimed sce, "LAadozi-it
- very lfnC2y no
And it uas he the man whom they
al rsspeoka1 0se1sh ttrafr tearz. He
nana Mmcesf fre<a his horse now and
sesp4c taAo tho rEttnd circle.
~haa neH. fsatowp!" exclaimed he,
n b oaaAc4st slight of tie young won-
- Stealing tbere, &shersicd. pala.
DO y0u net kAcv this excellency?
W4Ak, would you insult herr"
1 caGne mfAer for help" exclaimed
Kitty, addressing him With such ap-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26
FIFTH l%NsTALLMENT
CHAPTER XVIII.

"A VSW
The koon sonsse of noleau. sohoole6
A peril, to1d him Of some hidden dan.
ger-the vory teaseness Of tho sftuA-
than waRning him. Turning. he saw
the upraise1 weapon, and IN a fash
. blow from his own powerful arm
had sent It Ayins through the window.
It fall climbing on the floor at the feet
or Count 6achio and his friends. Kit
~, rescued from the danger which
she had not realized, sprang back. An
Instant later Rolsau had grappled
with the intruder.
Hearing the sound Of this encoun-
ter, Count Sachio and HIS companions
spranE at the intervening door, broke
It In. They found two strange men
engaged In An encounter whose cause
they could not guess, but both Of
whom undoubtedly were intruders In
this place, and who, therefore, might
be regarded % ca amies.
The Amerioan!" ordained Sachio,
Is now he saw also the young girl,
who WA endsavortng AZ best she
might to Sive assistance to Roleau
In his struSsls with the stranger.
Quick, exselfoaey, run!" exclaimed
Roleau.
The strange man vas not easily
% be dtu2ossA Of, bat gave even tho
powerful AsisAx m hs nksd to do 70
handle hin. 11sant1ms saahio lung
himself xUsa Rs1aAA. hin comrades did
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26

. " Oa0. ! = ~. q Asar - =
- ~. - - - UpA Wn
. 1sng W- 1SoW~ sssu
~ is01 - ~ - ~ halpe@-
- - - ~ N0 ~ - -
- Iak - bG1A G you. fsAe -
- cs19 1Mhfo@ IN ~ maa. Lot
- peea9 ~ -. I sAaR SAs ~
~ =
ooon4 yssaNtsa iesaA upoa ~
nosr . nst1s AguA1sl. v4ieh ~ IN
v0y vs1. saAa he to RadsarA
~uso4 = uSston1y wAsA / shall 81 ~
ahall - . - ycsr naAssa, Coasa
sashio. fhsse hs been TO nash
mystsry q hhs: pahAps - san -
plain = HS< q Il"
L ~ tsa4 theFS1eee. that Count
JfeAeesek SD - new passenger faA
COMA h . swtft oar from a1sdkhonsn
diSsce TO tho lodge Of Count saclio.
beyond the neutral landa. And hay
ing arrived as the chalet Rudolph had
lost no TINA in fingtng himself from
the = and fastening 10 explain 10 his
master that abssnce which hs knew
would BE- % rsssnted. Seeing Ro3sau
there In advance of htn-and bound
HIS own rage overoaroo him and he lost
not an instant In casting himself upon
Count sactdo's prisonsr.
This Wa not altogsthor a fortunate
matter for a1y; RoissU, surprised 1t
the attack, and BY this time somewhat
in possession Of r~ecuperated powers,
made 20 stern . heavo at his bonds
that he broke them; and thsreupon ad-
dressing himself to the combat once
morn. soon gave Rudolph all he liked
to do.
Meantime Count Frederick. thinking
1t we'll to guard all exits Of the chalet,
himself had gone to the rear, and had
found tho open window through which
Kitty and the stranger had escaped.
What he now saw, therefore. In the
main room. was his own late prisoner
engaged in conflict with Coxnt Sochio's
prisoner.
They find him q Tartar!" exclaimed
he to himself; for at that moment Ro-
leau, casting Rudolph aside, made for
the outer door of the chalet.
stop" cried Count Sachio loudly,
~ others would have followed him.
1T 10 useless! Wait-he has not the
coin. Why waste time ON him!"
They fell back a. the count once
more took charge of this complicated
situation.
As for you. Rudolph" he exclaimed,
you have come late, and you have
failed-you have not the coin that you
were sent to bring me-.
'Excellency, no-I have failed. That
man"-he pointed to the door where
Roleau had ned-~he and . young
woman caught me even as was
searching for It where you directed
me. They fell On ms and trussed me-
up and LETT me helpless. stayed
there until the master OF the place
n 1t vas be who brought No
hither-I told him you would make
any explanation that could be made
And = nne explanation anyone can
make!r exclaimed Couat Sachto Bit
terry.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26

"Jollov No when you oan IN lsovs
. t11" And - abe caught up . book
from de table Rolseu gu1ssd what
sho had meant b. this-a paper trail
She looked this way and that, but
could 500 no trace OF the stranger
who had thus trsachsrously intru6ed
upon their own plans. 4 strange fsel
Ing came to hsr mind that perhaps
abe had seen him elsewhere be1ors
now. Where could that have been?
Ransacktng her memory she oonc1udr
Cd that he must have been some ona
Of the band Of banditti who had g.
prised hcr and her companions in the
desert.
Trusting to fortune to bring her
aid, abe ran forward In the general
direction which she supposed the man
had taken. She passed from the floor
Of the gallery, which held no trace Of
footprints to the softer ground whore
she might sec the trail. and caught it
now. He was running in great leaps
towards tho edge OF the forest, whore
tbs road came in. Yondor lay tho
trail 70 0retshonen. He seemed bound
for that. Yes-she presently heard q
sound Of horses hoofs.
"Horses!" thought Kitty to herself,
recalling tho stables where some Of
Sachio's mounts were kept-indeed,
she doubted not that some might be
saddled and waiting IN the yard. It
was true-an instant later her own
flying hoofbeats pursued those now
~lsssening In the distance. And ~
she fed Kitty left Z trail.
Az for Roleau. his faithful heart
was wellnigh broken when, having
seen his mistress follow his advice
and make her escape. he found him
ssf in spite Of all unable to join her
In the pursuit Of the escaping thief
who had their coin. The grasp Of
sanhio upon him did not relax. and
now others REINFORCED their leader.
"Ah. we'll, messieurs," he said grin
ming. * length. you have the arsu-
ment."
Search him!. exclaimed sschio.
r have lost the coin It was here. It
IL gone-hs has Il about him some
where"
The companions q do count CON-
piled, but could make nothing ct the
search, Rolsau stOutly asserting that
hs knew nothing Of It and had It not
tn his possession.
y dropped Il On he door in the
scumA" exclaimed 0ach3o. Surely
this ma must have Il. or It has wings!
! had II In my hand but now. this VII
moment. That American-sursay ahe
h I. witch. Did she taks Il, fstow!
Ten mel" He tsrusd fsr1ousay upon
Roleau.
Monsieur. how can l tsll!" rsp,3sd
ths lattsr.
At last. however,. there came The
sound Of nj driving furiousiy.
"On guard. gsntlsmsn!" exclaimed
saohio. I'VE do not know who comes
II hope II may DO Rudolph"
Il was indeed this missing stranger
tho nan who had bean LEFT bound h
yrS6srck's apartments.
Il should b understood now that
when Count Frederick had returned
70 his own apartments and found his
DTfvAte room occupied By = man who
evidently had been there for no good
purpose man left trussed up and
bound by yet other intrudors-hs had
had some payley With the helpless In
duder In the way Of learning what
had bssn the cause Of his strange
plight.
know YOU, fellow said he. You
m Of Count Sach:o's suite. You have
besn CHARTERED here With him . .
guest Of this house-anA now you
w0old rob me!
rYor exosllency." exclaimed Ru-
AAo0h OanapA ~ni ~aa roNrA hApA
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1915-11-26

peal In her eyes A. any man would
have found 1t din cult to resist. II
am in need am in pursuit Of 4 thief
and l."
And you AK = thief to catch 4
tAief?" Tho bandit chieftain smiled
grimly.
NO, not in tho least do not call
you 30. you hrothers OF tho desert.
You yourself, Captain Landosi. told me
to como to you II l needed help. Well.
l need It now. tonight, this
very moment! an all alone.
I need conduct to Gretxhofen
town. am convinced that the man
who robbed me- fed thither. What.
would you allow one to escape who
would rob : woman!-
NO." exclaimed LAndoxi. THAT il
not our trade. It II our profession
that We take only from the rich; and
W do not side with those who rob the
weak. Excsllsncy. my word IL my
word. You come to rs for aid, and We
should be barren Of ell honor did We
not give you aid. What We dot"
ride with mel" exclaimed Kitty.
"YourSelf-two or three men-how
me the way from here to Gretxhoffen.
Shield me against any other possible
riders who may not be Of your broth
ehro0d. u It agreedr"
TT Is agreed" exclaimed Landczi.
and with small discussion they soon
were in the saddle asain-Landozi,
two or three OF his stoutest men and
Kitty; and once more she felt the
rush Of tho wind against her cheek,
as . good horse carried her forword.