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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-05
W|l.FE-B:||E|| !: ! J
is Charged against Emory.
RibIett Who is Placed I'M
der Arrest at Wine Home.

Emory Riblett was arrested short
IL after 3 O'clock Friday afternoon at
the home Of Henry Wine on Water
street for beating his wife and break
ing ZIP furniture at the Wine home.
Rib1ett, who it is alleged was drunk,
started the trouble shortly after the
noon hour but when officers who had
been summoned BY elephone hove in
sight he made his getaway and hiked
across the top Of Lown des hill !. After
the officers returned ITO the policessta-
ton he again returned to the Wine
home and renewed his attack. The
officers were again called and arrived
before Riblett saw them. When Dep
uty Sheriff Laco Al. Wolf and Police
man Ode AIcCloud entered the room to
arrest him he began to fight the ofic-
3ers and 1T was only aftershe adtbeen
given a crack across the Head with
Officer AbcCloud' IS mace that he agreed
ito be taken to the jail.
Two be sworn out for
him and he will be given a hearing in.
"a few days.
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NOUN q q
MIGHT 4A We BEEN
That is What John C. Johnson
Says about the Old Turn a
pike Summit.
4 (By j ohm q. Johnson for Mnlny, CIT

ss lBy JOln e. Johnson for Many Cit
liens. s3
Several articles have appeared in
the Telegram as to the better way
to build good road between Clarks-
burg and Bridgeport The different
writers are possibly owners OF prop
6erty adjacent to the route which they
wish the road to be made good. This
is human nature. Selfishness Is so
strong in all of US that it seems TO
control our opinions in spite of our
efforts to do the right.
The greatest road engineer or sur
veyor that ever crossed the Alleghan-
les or the hills OF Harrison county
was the buffalo. by instinct or some
other power The buffalo made paths
in the unbrokens vii erness which man
followed to build the roads and turn
pixies The grades were uniform from
the base OF the mountain to the top.
The curves were perfect in crossing
gulches and always located in the path
Of least resistance.
When the first white settlers in
vaded this section Of West Virginia
they found and travelled over the
buffalo trails, and from the waters Of
Simpson creek to the waters OF ELK
they came over the buffalo trail. pass
ing the spot where W. Frank Stout
now lives over or through the lowest
gap IN the ridge between Clarksburg
and Bridgeport that is to be found in
In building the turnpike in the
eighties the engineers sought the
shortest way between two points. This
plan has long since been abandoned in
the bull ding Of public roads and also
Eof railroads and trolley car lines.
The important point in constructing
roads for all purposes is low grades.
1t is the most important in using
horses, steam, electricity or gasoline.
Build the low grade road and with
the advantage Of good paved road
and trolley line twill be town from
Clarksburg to Bridgeport and il the
people of Bridgeport consent we may:
annex the county seat to our corpor-
alton.
The writer owns no property on
either route and very little anywhere.
But, like the widows mite, he pays his
share.
ten or twelve miles. The old North
western turnpike passes over the sum
NIT of the highest point in this range
of hills. Had Noah and his ark been
in this vicinity hen the waters re-
8ceeded, this point on the old pike
would have been named Mount Ararat.
If the people want a road on the
principle that the boys who enjoy
:coasting walk up the hill for the
pleasure Of riding down the hill then
the road on the Mount Ararat route
would be better.
For fully fifty years the Grasselli
routeW as. used before the building
of the Northwestern pike and the
writer can well remember when much
sof the travel was by way of the old
road" after the turnp.se was opened.
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BRIDGE POR |


BRIDGEPORT. March 5Thes
Willing Workers Society Of the
Methodist Protestant church met with
Mrs. CT. . Green Thursday afternoon,
Following the regular DEVOTIONAL ex-
.ercises and usual business session. a
delightful social hour was INDUCED.
in during which delicious refresh.
:ments were served.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs: NJ. D. Teter, Mrs. Charles
sBartl EFT, Mrs. c. Post, MIS- g. Az
Lawson, Mrs. Norman Sutton, Mrs
A: s:i5.W hitehill. Mrs. Iohns Lancaster q
Mrs. Seymour Bartlett Mrs. Coleman.
.Hod yes. Mrs. Thomas! Robinson, Mrs.
William Golden, Mrs. r.. b.. Davis
son, Mrs. P. X. Stout, Mrs. Jacob:
Bender and Misses Dezzie Lawson
and Minnie Bartlett
BENJAMIN Goodwin and daughter.
OF Weston, were recent guests Of
friends here.
Miss Ethel Francis was. a recent
guest Of Mrs. = -. Tichenal. OF Adj
5amston. ;s5
Lee Stout has returned from
sKnottsville where he nursed his
nephew, Edward Can't. who was i'll.
of typhoid fever. ssj$
Z RoyPe has purchased ashand5
some Chand ler-six touring car 81
c. II. Warner, of Staunt on, "a, is
a business visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs E;. F. Garrett have
returned from q week visit to Wash
sinaton,sD .zC
Miss Lyle Drummond. OF Salem
College: has accepted a position as
eighth grade teacher In the schools.
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4AUSTRIANS TAkEN.
x q VI slHfs -l.v n q. q vi ~
= tnTfAnAaefATK1t NEhr

NICE. by way OF Paris. March 8 8
As French turpedo boat cruising off
here yesterday stopped Spanish
steamer. An officer Inspected the
passengers finding four Austrian re-
servists and one German Wh o had
taken passage to Italy In the hope
OF being able to DIN their egiment
prisoners and have8b been sent " s Mar
SCALES. 9ss sf
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BAR HIGHEST BIDDER.

ii ID. AZ. Bair, OF Greensburg, Pa.
was the highest bidder for the plant
of the C1arksburg Brewing Company
which is being sold at pu bic auction
att thee court house this afternoon by
Attorney George NJ. Honheimer Mr.
SBair. who is one Of the heaviest
4stockhold ers In y the brewing COM
pany, had offered -.s34,OOO for the
plant atNpress time but it is not
thought that 1t wi be sou for that
price S..s3 st 57
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Surprise Party.

A number of friends gathered at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ. E s1i:c-
tead Wednesday evening at Wilson
burg in honor of Mrs. 1Iusteasd i3fs
birthday It was q genuine sur
prise. affording much pleasure to all.
The hostess received many beautiful
presents and at the usual hour re-
freshments were served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil sWiEer. Mr.. and Mrs. J s..
Pigott, MI. and Mrs. Camden Gun
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Pig
OFT, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fortney, Mr.
and Mrs. a. B. Yates. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Martin Mr.. and Mrs. Lal l4t'
Hustead, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. F'ortney,
Mrs. VERNE Hammond, Mrs. NJ G.
Bartlett. rEl7s !. E. Hill Mrs. Dessa
Cunningham. Misses Florida Pigott,.
Anna. Coffman. Beulah Coffman.
Pearl Yates, Vesta Cunningham, Rea
Swiger and Messrs. Henry SWiger,
Virgil Cunningham. Hazel Coffman,
Dorsey Cunningham, Argyll @ Gilman.
Orpha Cunningham. Harold #Husteau
and Wayne Fortney.
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CeIebrate W,eddine Anniversary. .


Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mullen cele-
.brated their twentieth wedding amt amt.
yersary Thursday night at their home
at Raymond Heights by entertaiiin lining
q, party Of friends. Vocal and instT11l1l- IN
mental music was enjoyed and re-
freshments consisting Of ice cream,
cake and coffee were served: "a con
gratulatory address was made By the
Rev. g. u. Smith. The guests, who
were as follows, broug sa number OF
useful presents for Mr. and Mrs. Null ~.
len;
Mrs Harrison Cottril Mrs. Belle
Davis, Mrs Florence Dixon, Bessie
Piatt. Mr. and Mrs. "a. Love, Mrs.
RE. King, Gladys p. Stewart Phyllis
II. Stewart Mr.. and! Mrs. I'D. Noll,
Mrs Richard Lee slrs. Stewart, Mr. M
and MRS. S. c. Paxton, Carol q. Stew
art. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Coburn, Cline
Coburn, Thelma Cnburn, Frances Co
burn, Lola Palmer, Ford Valentine,
Mr.. and Mrs Author Valentino, Harry
Valentine, MI. and Mrs. Nv. Baker.
Alice Baker, Marie Custer. Mr.. and and
Mrs C. Leslie Smith, Paul Null len.
Sarah Lee, Pearl Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs g
virgil Brown and Mrs &. George.
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RINEHAR'l BOY LOST.

dusgrave's blood hounds or Fair:
mont were broug ht to this city Friday
to be taken to ainehart where a boy:
had been lost but when the dogs:
reached this city Mr.. Musgrave was
notified by wire from Rinehart that
the missing boy had been found. It:
is thought that the lost boy was q
son Of w. F.. Carson.
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.c0lJ INTER- tn KS OF 4
GERMAN Ar g REP LSED
taY AnnoeiATEn rnEsE-

3ai57E thfI AnHoEiATEaFhEh
PARIS, By way OF London, March "a
Counter attacks by the Germans in
the Argonne at Bauuois were repuIsed
and the French made new progress
according to the French official state
ment today. s.s
North OF Arras near Nptre Dame de
Lorette, the French captured advanced
trenches lost by them in the last few
days, The sbonlba rdment Of the
Rheims cathedral ig also reported.
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Z sqifASis az
WIFI
(Continued from page ID.

on Judge Blacks sof. the in-
.termediate court to appear and
show cause why he should not be
prohibited from proceeding in the
case. By SO doing the state virtual
ly admit the fact as contained in
the petition and allows the hearing
to proceed on that basis. he said.
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MRS. LEWIS RECOVERING.

Mrs. William 3: Lewis, operated
on several days ago for a nasal ar
fiction, was removed to- her home on
Mulberry street Thursday evening.
She is recovering nicely. ss#ss
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ITNOTICE 10 shIpPERs,

Traction Company expresa cars
leave Clarksburg for GTasseli, o'Neil,
Mt Clare. Weston, Shnnston. Fair
mont, Fsairview, Farming ton, Man
sninSton and intermediate point, daily
except Sunday. Shipments for Man
n.ngton and intermediate points
should be delivered in the station not
deter than $500 a. "a; Fairvi CIV and
intermediate points. II: GO a. ms Yves.
ton and intermediate points, ZOO M.
Quick service reasonable rates,
and care in hand ding make this an
ideal line for shipp
TON. COMPANY. q.
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Spring Styles.

-. New Spring Styles. -
With gala array. springs newest,
fashions are being shown in Mrs. NJ
i. Black-Krohme's pretty Millinery
parlors.
Thursda lay, Friday and Saturday
have been especially set4aside for the.
purpose or acquainting the pu blicE
with the newest IN shades and
shapes. The parlorsS are charmingly5
a decorated in palms, ferns and smilax,
making an attractive back for
matines. velvet, chi on and cluster
ing sarlands of flowers. siS
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kELDY rs RELEASED.

Samuel Kcldy, recently arrested at
Bridgeport on a charge of importing
liquor contrary to tho provisions of
the prohi bition laws. has been released
from custody. it having been deter
mined at hearing Wednesday night
before Magistrate G. II. Gordon that
he was not guilty Of the ofense
charged. Il. ~ .
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4 MA:RRIAG IICENSTS.

Ma riaRe licenses have been issued
to Dennis B.sBakers and u a las it's
and Chester A. Lyon and Ethel
Pigott.
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The herring catch Of England last
year exceeded by, far that Of any
previous season. IL sS
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zBUYSsPROpERTY,

Mr. and Mrs c. u. Hart and son,
Lloyd. are here from West Union.
Mr.. Hart has purchased 8property.at
Norwood, a Clarksburg suburb and
he will move there soon.
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WILSON rs DEAD.

B.ARBOURsvILLE. Mar. s.
John Cole Wilson. IS, one of the
leading citizens OF Barboursville is
dead, after a weeks illness.
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IN the village of El dorado, o.
& population OF 3nD. not a sinEIesdea cath
49,. ord an IN
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GLENN: GLENN GLENN! GLENN
Painter, Paper Hanger Decorator.
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Ask any one yon meet GLENN
sain' the best ever.
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Delightful Hostess.

Mrs. Wilbur Pete, of Kelley
street. provedst be IA mostSdelightful
hostess Of a tacky party given by the
Ladies Loyal Circle Thursdayse even
ing The evening was spent in games
occasion was had By. all. Mrs StutlerS
and Mrs. JacobsS we're awarded tine
prizes, they being the lucky contest;
ants. "a prize was also given the one:
dressed the most appropriatesfo for the
occasion, which proved to be M re-: ] !.
.Trimble Of Manningt ton.
Those who njoyed the party were
Mrs. Burl Stutler, Mrs. Robert
Kempke. Mrs Brooks Harr. Mrs
Frank Jacobs, Mrs. VIII Goldsburg,
Mrs. Clarence Full iner. hrs. Will I'll
shackelford, Mrs Pete, Hrs. Morris1:
on, Misses Grace and Kate Gooney.
Mrs. ID. M. Harr. N rs. 20 s. u Trimble
and Mrs. George Brat ton ss
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aT M n II| IsAN 4 {, =, ii oUR,' II

Nm F'pr salasa Erocers. Norris
Company, arksbnrR W.. II
Va, spgho1esaIeS Diatrt hut 1Ia
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Rub the Rheuma ism out Of youI
joints with Red Gross on fnsteadgo
upsetting your stomach drusss
AL reliable druggists sell siitt-=-2s5cp
bottle.
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How foolish OF you not to
GLENN. Be5wise
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CONTINUED from page J.

sttackcs were repulsed with heavy
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Miss Hazel Dodge, OF Weston, IS
visiting her sister, ISIS Eva Dodge
OF Point Conf fort
tending college in.th at city.
f.. r. binson left Thursday
.morning for fillmore where he will l1L:
visit his two daugh ters who are at
" ..lr y. NJ FFrun and daughter;
tBlanch, of BucKhannon,s are visiting;
Miss Ona FrumEof Point Comfort.
n. Fordyce has returned from 9;
few days business trip 90 Bnckhanl-:
mon. 4s ID
George Boulenger is a business
visitor&a at ,.organtownS today:
George Fowler, superintendent o.
the Rosebud mines, was q business
visitor Thursday. s5 N;
Mrs. William 0 Joyce. Of salem, was
shopping In the city today s NY
Miss Catherine Gurran. Of Salem,
siss attend ing the teach ers's round table
meeting today.
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The finest wall paper at Clemm'5
you ever saw. Come and prove it
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ROUND TABLE,

CONTINUED from page III
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MILFORD STREET
STEAL E STREET /: i

STEALEY STREET
IA five room house with large base
ment. House finished in oak with
cabinet mantels. good lot with gar
den and alley in thetrear. The own
ers are going to sell. this property
and some one will get q bargain. Go
look at the property. No. 429
Stealey avenue.
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Miss Hazel Dodge, OF Weston, is
Visiting her sister. Miss Eva Dodge;
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HOWARD Post

REALESTATEB BROKERS AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
Rooms 5O5-5O8. Goff Bldg.
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LEADER WANTS BRING REsULTs
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on their horses. and. turning north
wards, galloped away.
The professor looked on aaziously.
u am not at al sure he said ia
an undertone 70 Quest about our 20
sition with the Mongars. Craig has a
peculiar hold upon them. but as nile
they hate white men, and their BLOOD
viii be UP. seei The fight is alI
uyer Those fellows were no rAtch for
the Monsars Nest of them have fed
and left The caravan"
The fight was indeed over. four %
Tho Mongars had eailoped away ~
pursuit q the Arabs who had been
the temporary escort Of Q9est and ~
conpanionH They passed about 3
hundred yards away. waving fheif
arms and shouting furlousIy. One cf
them even fred a shot which missed
Quest By only a few inches.
-They say they ere coming back
the professor muitercd. Who THAI
It's the chief and
~Our search il over. az any rate"
Quest interrupted "Its Craig,"
They came galloping up, Craig In
white linen clothes and an Arab's
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They struggled on once more, Nisft
came and brought with II 4 half-scpsh b
ing. half-tcrturing cpolness. Tha
vain straining Of the eyes upon tht
horizon Mt any rate was spared tc
them. They slept in fashion, but
soon after dawn they were on theil
feet again, Suddenly Quest, who has
gone a little out OF his way to mount
a low range of sand hills, waved his
arm furiously He was holding his
feId-glasses To his eyes. 1t was won
derful how that ray of hope trans
formed thein, They hurried to where
he was He passed the glasses 10 the
professor
"A caravan he exclaimed. u can
SEQ the caniels, and horsea."
The professor almost snatched the
glasses.
III is quite true, ne agreed. 'It is
caravan crossing at right angles to
our direction. Come. They win see
us before long
Presently three or four horsamen
detached fhrrneeIvps from tha main
bodv and cs,na ea,,on,,,s- tows rdr
them. The eyes of the little party
glistened as they saw that the fore
most had water-bottle slung around
his neck, HE came dashing up, way
Ing his arms
'sYou lost people?' he asked. want
watergv
They almost snatched the bottle
from him. II was like pouring life
into their veins. They I'LL. al tbs pro-
fessor's iustigation drank sparineEy.
Quest, with 4 great sigh of regies. lit
a cigar
@some adventure thfssr H. ae
clared.
The professor wtn hxs sear taixiar
to tie men ID their own Ean ID.
turneA hask sazsrsss rha sasa Esrss
H IS I cara4sz - exniasaed- =cs I.
peaeafn7 merrhanss al tHalr wig to
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LEADER WANTS DRINos REsULTs
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up her arms. Craig, in fury, turned
around and fred into the darkness.
Then suddenly, as though on the bid
ding Of some unspoken word, there
was a queer silence. Everyone was
distinctly conscious of an alien sound
the soft thud of many horses feet
galloping from the right; then sharp,
English voice of command.
Hold your fire. men. Close In to
the left there. steadv,p
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t
a Craig
He obeyed without hesitation.
Nov, tie the sash around the girl
He obeyea mechanically. Quest took
Craig by the collar and led him tc
ire SPOT where the others were wait
ing. They hoisted him on to n horse
Already behind them they could see
the flare.Qf the torches from the re-
turning Nici}sztssH
TYod kpoy, heSay to Port Said,
Quest whispofed. MSeo that y8a lead
us there. there win be troubla. mind,
III you don't.s
4 Craig made no reply, He rode of In
l'front of the little troop, covered all
the time&,by Quests fevolyers Very
soon tloy we're out Of the jungle and
'in the open desert Quest looked be-
hind him uneasily,
ITO judge by the row those fellows
are making.'N be remarked. X should
think that they've found Feerda al
ready
In that case the professor said
gravoly, "let me recommend you to
push on as fast as possible We have
had one escape from those fellows.
but nothing in the world can save US
now that you have laid hands upon
Feerda. The chief would never forgive
that"
They galloped steadily on. The
moon rose higher and higher until it
became as Hight as day.
Quest fell a little behind the pro-
fessors sidee although he never left OF
Watching Craig.
Look behind you, professor he
whispered
/. In the far distance were a number
Of little black specks, growing every
moment larger Even at that moment
they heard the low. long call OF the
Mongars.
They are gaining on u.s." Quest
muttered.
They rac I'd on for another mile or
more. A bullet whistled over their
heads. Quest tightened his reins
No good" he sighed. "sVed better
stay and fight It out, professor. stick
close to me. Lenora."
They drew up and hastily dismcunt-
ed The Mongars closed IN around
them. A cloud had drifted in front
Of the moon. and In the darkness It
was almost impossible to see their
whereabouts. They heard the chiefs
voice.
Shoot first that dog Of Craig!'
There was a shrek. Suddenly
Feerda. breaking loose from the 9TH
ers, raced across the little division.
She flung herself from her horse
TELL my father that you were not
faithless." she pleaded. 4They shall
not kill youi"
She chung to Craig's neck. The bull
let's were beginning to whistle around
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Sanford Qhest. master crinlinologist az
illp wnr.0 iissds that ia bringing % JUS
fite NcaouEal the murderer of Lord
Afliiesghs daughter lae has bnf j,ist be-
riisf iife.anG-dcaih struggle With a
rnxstefiaass master criminal IN n hiiiaea
hlst ih Professor Ashleigh's 3 garden be has
agTf IN aGtaT9pold ape skeleton and a
slg3ng ihaunaR creatarc. half monkey.
bah man, destroyed BY fire IN his rooms
have appesfed from Bswhere black boxes
containing sarcastic notes, signed hy Il
paii Df afsfilass hands I.aufa ard Y4enora
bis assistants suspect Craig the pro-
ffsasT servant. of a d0liiilp murder The
black boxes continue n appear ia inean-
ny fashion Crair is trapped nv guest,
hlit escapes tc frgiaRa. wlfare Quest, Lee
nora ana tho professor foll8w him lara
Aslslesgh is murdered BY the Hands I.e-
nora T. abdlN'tpiq in l4pndon and rescued
Craig III captured anh escares fe Fort
Smid wa1ere Quest ara hss party also go,
ana beyond into Chr dessert
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absolutely refused my request. Feerda
has overheard some of your converse
tion, and the chief believes that you
will betray US You viii have to come,
too
They all rose at once to their feet,
and a few moments later horses were
brought
The little procession was already be-
ing formed IN line. Craig approached
them once more.
You will mount now and ride In the
middle Of our caravah," he directed.
The chief does not trust yous II you
value your lives. you win do as you arc
bidden'