Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-25

THE captain half hour this time. We
to be impatient. When he returned his
ing feeling Of uneaslness he had
spoken.
keeping man." he said referring
to the officer Of the guard Fe told that
anly be here onefteen o'clock, almost two
Maybe he has been delayed inside
happens SO be of good cheer friends With that
back entrance.
appehensive There had been delay already; it
realistically progress
might before.
The captain returned This time ne cursng. "A
tine has told me-" he announced. that
the guard into saloon evening.
will and If find him. Wait you are will
return speedily as can"
there element which should into
conspiracy escape it was liquor Our hopes of liberty
had been dissolved speak daughts
the night before and here the bottle reappearng
defeat and destroy. We sentries
In the towers called the hour their Aerta"
hson to bastion and ran the penentary round We heard
the horses paving mpaeny and knew that would be
daylight With the coming of dawn opportunity would
dispeled would the night
The captain along the wall. The us stood
the window with against
slowly shoulders were dropped
I'VE lost" he said. The officer drunk
will not give the of the
unlock the door, We escape tonight"
We withstood the shock could back
upstairs to said to each other We'll still
have the horses we may have chance to them
night"
hope! morning to that the colonel
the captain and another high
deserted We never horses again. l
wondered how falsehood there
in the stories the colonel captain brought
and how much of that last thousand him
hribe for the officer OF the guard coones
poke.
When this news came to me- with all It's ugly import Of
eacae-y and the guilty my money ends
b. the officer. ! said 10 Guilermo
That re uu.' escape to lives Is evident Villa is
entirely defeated When he Is forced to leave Chihuahua
ssh MI af ley soon he viii have US shot We must get
Julian AEagon the prison mechanic been friendly
have play cards e s mo s1 aa we
m s m @ anG am % @ win ha help u.s. Now
MS room at night almost unds,urbed through
ing ap With d an na 6ops Sn H Leap
here noticed " a he sm en e of s
w ssa sud d d lin the
lore we had opportunity we went him
Certainly he said but saws of the very finest
1t viii be apo M procure the kind
100 great The nsares, point which they may
'ene5y they ss s 'sn'
might break First we sa sSa n mot trust our fate to
e and Ell
sehsme I must be into the pen3en
saw that was staring at me as though so de
hs Te R@ Then he n a9s Ehsa u
introduce I1oa you to her husband w WA
us e' on Dsrv Th Dd In whose hands
in ward of the deppmn fo and going with him to
adjoining ours Alexandra de Ia Vera vonns
under villa but reason had incurred an 0aSe a
prisoned - wy ~oiinaiidef ana had been I'M
crermG had known him and on several &C.
aSohs hao met his wife. Of
ea women of chhqau She nineteen
oaut! OF her face fact which soon to learn as she
10 me Ienitentary three times to visit her husband
d.o not discuss with de Vega plan to escape left
back to o our and s bidding the
~no'n found lying his bed very moody He was Al
Count me in" said and seized nv hand
20 the % joined us soon General Vega agreed
s W. ne sao IN low voice, though his thrilled
n,,u .e" MS wife comes with his lunch he
Tda ef what she is to the most implicit CON
hav ~ ne! ability to through her part and myseIs
addition to re,,; Idmaton for her spirit
hne sehg the saws de suggested that she also
s oete OF choral appears me that the suggestion IL
WISE one There are certain persons around here who will ba