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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Gdlt britiidlc Scnd,elci.

" innepe0 Gono0o IS. NiGr5.
glo6oem bic @oblreilltote aus
ocn &auo 0iitriften befanut eemor.
Oeu iinO, itc5t nunmebr felt OoB bic
oGrodencn~ in ser llrobitinmutng
iiber ocn ,0}onitobo Temperance
SIC" ocu Sieg DoponQctrogcn 6obcn.
Nlit Ocm 4. Simi olio iueroen 200
@irtbi6oiten, ~ Gngros.Sduicr mo
iieben Clubs nit Shonfliccn5 oic
G6orc 5il idlieBen bo6en.
Gonlit bic SoGe abcr nic9t oar 5lt
icbr an Oen GelO6eutel gcbt lno Oo-
init mon nod cht britiider 9Irt,
iein @ldsden 6inter peri6Ioiicncu
Sbiiren bintcr Die 9inoc gieBen foun
beitinmt Oas @eicB meiter, NoB 50.
Irritation bon Spirituoien ST Ggport'
5pcden geitottct iii. Sir oen Sous.
gebrouA inOeiicn nliiIicn bic iiifiigcn
Sahen ans dnocreu Stooten impor.
tirt mcr0cn. g9er alio in Minnipcg
cine Sloide @iunipcg oIbirO ginil"
foilicn nil Der nulB Die &uIlc crit
nod Dem 9}odboritaote crportircu
rno lie Damn wieocr importircn loi-
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
,SsrOOrrnoenoe Oenti@c s6riftfeac-

(Grabtlos nom eaDblnc)

(&rabtos num SaDblllc)
9erIin IA. Wl6r5 ~ gluS Mlen
fonmt oic Eralerflnoc BON ocni 9l6.
lebcu Scr beoeutqnoeh 5driftiteuerin
N}ore G6ner.@i6enbad. SIN bo6cH
9llter BON sc Sabren lit iie oabiuge
Idieoen.
(9oronin @lorie bon gbner-@ @i6elt
bod, geborene @rGfin 1ubsfp, er-
blidtc 3u 3piSlouiB in @fd6reu 0aS
9iGt ocr g8elt, bciratbete 1913 IN
3oiSloipib ocn oiterreibiibcn @enier
Ofii5ier Baron @bner.@ihenbo6, Scr
am 20. SSauuar 1898 ais 6eIomar-
idall.2ieutenant a. .. itar6 Gos
rid)tigc IeIo fiir ibr 6i6teriides
S6aiien fanO iic III ibreu ogr5dblim.
gen. iiilo bic reiiite 8ru6t ibreS III.
gem06nlic9en a6nnenS moren Die
nYorabeIn W}Gr6en lno @eoidte".
D}orie b. Gbner mar Dor Qlaem IN
Sen 9rciien oes oltcrreibiiden Sod.
oOelS 6eimii6 imo in oieie iiibrte iie
ocn 2eier cin. 9aS @}eiitcritiid ans
oieier 5p6dre mar Die @eiAidtc poh
ocn bcioen @cmperleuL Sen iuunoer.
lideu Observation-Disclosures Elm @rodt-
ltiif scr Huuoriitiihen @r516lung.
@lit geiommclter aroit oeS gcniitbs,
innieen @rnites ober griff Nlarie b..
@6ner-@ideiba6 audi in Die Gieien
oeS &olfStbunis, oo lebte iidj oer
3ug 5itm Sragiibeit Der in i6rer SSli.
gcnb berportrdt, i'm 9erei9e itiaer
Gonilifte eigentbiunlic6 aus uno be.
Ieelte crgrcifenOe 2e6ensbilocr, mic
n0aS @cmcinoefino" nllniiibnbar
o@ldltbenslo5@ ino ,2otte, Die llbr.
roheriu". Sir oie letterlpG6nte @r.
5dbhng, Die in ser 8nriteling be,
oelttioneii &leinlebens 1id6t uiel ibres
@leiben bat luilroe Der 0idteriil etitc
cigenarti9c 9lus5ei1nling Der Nie.
ner llbrna1ernereir, Der ii6 0urdj
Oos @erf seebrt ilnO gcbo6en fiiblte,
crhannte tie 5um @brenniitglicO. Die
epii6e 0ariteaing beberri6te lie oIs
Meiiterin; gut oltrhgefiibrte pipHolo,
glide @nhpidlung, blmor- itno &C.
0anfenreiHe 6diiiing, fuapper flnrer
StpI itelen iie 5u oen beiter mooer-
nen Gr5dblern.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
2ic gqiutcruffeniiuc Der aniIcu.

3ll ocr groBcn Sttenltuc Der Jtll,'
len in 9ciiarabicn iuO 8ali5ien Die
@nOc lebtcn So6rcS bcgom unO bis
@nOc Sonuar 1916 iortooucrtc,
idrei6t Der militdriide 8cobocbtcr
Scr v9crlincr Dloraenpoit"
Gin darafteriitiicbes Mcrtnol Der
neiBeitIihcn aricgiiibrimg lit Die
longc Gouer Der Sample. SeOe gro
Bere Sdladt bat lid bis6cr iibcr ei-
nc Gcibc bon 8ogei binge3ogel.
@jroBe entiHeiocn0e S6ldoc, oie iu-
ucr6dI6 flir5cr 3eit cnti6icoeu wur.
ocu iinO mr. IN ieltencu 5dllcn Uor-
gcfommcu. 9eionocrS tritt Oieie @r.
ihelhung 6croor, mcnu oli @rimo
Der oagemcinen ariegslage iid bic
ciue 9Sortei gdn3lib ouf Die &crt6ei-
oi9lnq belGrGnft. lieie Grfabriins
gen 6a6cn uil6 lpieoer oic lebten
Sample III 9eBarobien ino Sitgali.
5ien 9ejeigt. PIN "a. 9e5em6er oorl.
gen So6reS bo6eu sic ruiiiihen gln.
9riife gc9cn bic Stclllngcn Scr Der.
biinOctcn Srnppeil ungciebt mtO crit
om 10. Sonuar fonnte bic @cenoi-
grng Der riliiiihcn Gifeniioc ieitgc-
itellt lperOcL olio "a Gogc lang bls
bct obqciebcu bon fur5cn Nubcpoils
! len, oie Sample geipd6rt Ginc Der
| artigc lnngc aanpfe5ibdtigteit ltclt
al Dcn Iertbei0igcr bic o1ergrobtelt
9lniorocringclt noneutlid) mcm CT
| iid in ocr @finoer5obl befin0et, un0
Oic @}oglibfcit ser 9l6loilno ser in
oorOeriter 9inie befinOlihen 3ruppcn
lidt oor6anoen iii. Iie 9lriicii bat-
! ten oogegen oen @ort6eil, oaB iic in-
| iolgc i6rcr gro6cn lleberle9enbeit i'm.
mcr luicOer iriid5e Grilppen in 6oS
0cie6t fii6rcn fonntcn, mo OaB iic,
pos inn geien oes 9lngrifis iiber.
boupt begriinoet liegt, oiif ein5clnct
bon i6neii ausgeu1ten Gunften cine
iiberlpGltigenoc Wlebrbeit Ocrcinigct
fonntcu. Irosoem 1T es oen 6elocn-
miit6ig f0mpienOcn oiterreihii6lr.
gorildIen Grlippcn moglid) gemeicn,
oQc feinoliben 9ln9rific ab5uneiieiB
10 OoB iic nad 24-tdaigem Sample
gennt nod auf 0eniclbeu 2inieu inO
Gimften iteben uic 81 9eoinn Scr
SHlodt.
Der olntlidc oiterrci6iide geriht
6cbt ole groBcn GcrlilItc 6er0or, oic
Die 9iuiier bel i6ren ucrgebliden
! 9urd6ru6sDeriuden erlitten bobeu,
lmO Die oif nlinoeitenS 10000 N2onn
an Go0ten uno @ermunoetrn rn6
5000 an @efangenen 81 be5ifieri
! iino. Cine geiualtigc 3obl oiirG ole
aud ooS riiiiIDe W1iaioncnbecr in
ieiuer 9opiitGrfc imo @ioeritonoS
froft beoeuteno gei1p1bt meroei
mnB. 2ic Gerluitc ouf oiterreidi
| ider Seite iinO iebr oiel oeringer 10
! OoB Oaourh INNER me6r Elm 9rdfte-
ansgIeih eintreten miro. Gs mira
oaourd cine non ms iAon mieoer-
bolt seduBerte 9lnii6t befrdftigt, oo6,
meun in oieIem arieee jest idoa
iiberbolpt BON elmer Gri6lafflmg ilno
cinem g(i6raub 0cr oor6anoeneu
ardite gereoet meroen fam. Dies nitr
ouf feinoliber Seite itottfinoet, @s
lit aub unbeitreitbor, ooB Oie Site
scr icinolidcn Sruppeu inmer mc5r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
qslattoentIdl i'm S5ecrc.

Gas gtebcncinanOerlcbcl Ocr pers
ibcOcnltcu Oeutihen 9onOeStulppeH
int 6cIoc. 0oS 9urdeinauocr DOL
Su6Icn un0 %rclben 9opern mo
S6iuo6clL Mcdlenburgcrn rmO Gli'
preuBcn uim. bat cine weitcre Nus
bilolmg Der Gialcftc pcrlriadt mlO
cine SolOatcniprabc geiMoiicu, oic
cbciio piclieitig mo bunlorpoll mic
ouA pon 5tunOpimftc DcS SprorD
fori6ers intcreiiant nRo lc6rrcdl lf.
9cionOcrS reid an aric9sousoridci
lit Oos in ieiner Siir5c trcifcnoe
@lattocltid. Sebr reib6oItig lit oec
Sprod)ld)ot, Ocn scr platt0cltlhe
Solootcublmuor fir sic Aiicbc luo
ollcS 0onit ,3uiomncn6dl9cnoc cr'
ilnocn bot. Ger ao6 miro o&iiteu'
6inqit" oOer .ailfcupocn" (aiibcp
point ecnamt. Sir Die I'M 5cloc
bGiiiige 9icisilppe prd9tc man ole
gejeihmtng o9laucr Sinrid", aoDs
inppc 6ciBt .AoppS" peltu lie pdllc'
RIG lit oShIapperfoppS" Snppcn III
Ocncn ooS @oiicr reidlider iii als
oieaortoifcln, merocn uShlampaplp
gcnaunt. Stntt ellen ia9t man ~
oer plattoeltibcu arie8oipradle
ypidcn~, mes6olb Der Gbtopi aid
nopp" ectonit lpur0c. Die 6lcilh'
portion miro oer r5pab" 9cnanlif-
@cnn Scr ,,Spob" 5u flcin it, y
6eiBt eS DC aiifcn6ineit cit Odf
6Iciid, mic friegen oen &eis.4 9lu@
fiir Oic ocrihicoenen Gorodngc al
Scr 6ront piroen 5lttrciicnoc pldii'
ocitihc slISOriide geprdgt. Scna
Der aanonclloonner 6cionoerS bcTtlg
III, laat man: oSs Dat en- 0c6aucr
pocr ond ou1rn is oide Shit" Glc
am b1ufigiten ouf Oen gOldridcu ge'
iunqeneu plattoeutihcn Sicocr llno'
,,9lcb on leiper gluglitiu, oQenS ls
meg" n0 ,@em oe @ott M dluerll
Sod bett, licber Seinrib, liebcr Scill
rid@. Die Gratrpoecn werocA
u5pedmogen~ geuannt oie @laga5l'
folonuen uSurra6foIonne~ ooer aug
o&ipforrenfolonne~. 5tntt 9iittnc'
tier iaat man fur5weg Bitter, PEI
Observation-Disclosures beiBt u9ieben
fnedt". Sic Snioiien Der Shrel0'
itu6en mO ioniti9en Bureaus nenni
moN ou1 Dat 6cooeroci6" (6c0er'
uieb). 9lllh fron5oiihe @ortc piii.
Ocn al Der @eitiront natllrgcug
iibernommen. Gas irou5oliic6e colt
der" gebraud)t man fiir 9ett q
| beiBt es: Id CAB in oe ltiHce."
gIbouneuteu, bic Oen yDcntideH
GorreipouSentea" nidjt piinftlidJ OOef
inreselmGiig erbalten, iiuO sebcteii'
Der Office OaOOn per Sclcp6on por
ldriftIid DlittBeiInns y, moAsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
Wrriicn nidt armirte
9anOelsi6lifc O0ne
8arnnlB an.
Se5terreitbiicbe Oaesicrumg
er8ebt DieSe 2lmicbuL
SiRung.
ltno erbrinat eeIeae filr OieieIbe.

ltno crbriuet 8eIeee fir oieicIbe.
llcbcrlilitteIt scr ouerifonii4en
9icsicrung oiesbe5iisIide 9eri@.
tc. 6eiuolide Eau6boote ieu-
crtcn o9ne @ornimgs8eie9en
2orpeoos ouf ben 9oiiugierOum.
pier y0oniel Grno" unO ben
8rodtoampfer o3oareb@. SIN
0[Nrintiinnn al2nnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
s(oriatiiden Daeer.
lrrnhiIns nnh snnplIIel

9loriatiiden @1eer.
(rro6aos uad eoboiIIc)
@erlin Ia. Dtdr3. TT Inter
Teeboote Der @ntente.9bGiirten tbin
lett 6as, mas Die Gentrol.92dhte in
ibrcr 5ubmarine ariegfiibutng
Iaugit aufacgebcn iie etciien ni9t
ormirto 9niiogieridiffe obne @ar.
mug all wie cine @rtlorung Der bic
fieen oiterreibiicb-unsariidben Bot.
ibaft ausiiibrte.
sic Grfldrung beiagt, ooB ein
fqinoli@e8 llntelieeboot i'm 9lorioti-
lhcu Wfeer IN ser 9t6be oes Cape
@lenfo umpeit Spalato, 0elmotiert
om t3. 5e6ruar ouf ben oiterreidi-
Ideu @ahogier. .3ompfer ~8onicl
Grno" un0 am 2s, 8ebruar mlf oen
oitcrreibiiben Gonpfer n.8agreb"
obne ieoas Dorberige @arnllngsoei'
den Gorpcoos abfeuerten.
0ie Grfldrune betont beionoers,
ooB oieie beioeu 0anpfer mie alle
6iterreihiid ungariiden $onoels,
ihiffe ni1t aruirt moren, itno nur
ourA 9ei6idtes @fou0oriren entfu-
men.
Dic amcrifoniiMe &eg ie-
SUNG benu6 ridbtigt.
Baibiugton IA. 9ldr6.
Gclterrei3. .llngorn bot oerRegierltng
ser @ereinieten Stooten @ericbte BON
8mei 8Gaen ii6erutittelt, in oeneu
0iierreidiicbe @onoelSidiffe obne Dor.
bcrigc @oraung bon llnteriee6ooten
scr glaiirten torpeoirt plroen itno
jeoer mnBrIAeinlid bon ioIben bri.
tiider glatioualitdt.
glormegiide 9arfe NIT
Wfonnuno @uuSun
tergegongen.
2on6on IA. Wtdr5. 3ie nor'
megiibe @orfe ,Qogmor" Die it@
ouf Der Sobrt bon 9tmerifo nod
9lorweaen befnno, lit nab elmer @e.
peihc ans Copenhagen an bic 81.
Aon9e Selegrapb GonlpanD", in Der
glor6iee oerloreu geeongen. Gie &c.
ianimte Monnidoft lit ungefommen.
GS piro angenouniert oaB bic
uGaguar" auf cine @line ltieB.
(Gic garfe oGagmar@ lit ant 8.
Sonuar bon 9runSmid, @av nod
EroOiem abgefabren, 5eit Oieien
9dfuni tpuroe BON ibr ni6ts mebr &c.
bort)
9aormegii3e 9 9iegiernng er.
bittet AuSfuritnon
GeuffGIono
2onoon Ia. Diar8 Cine
9ae1ter Eepeidje aus G6riitionio
Iust, oaB bort eenieIoet iuirO, OaB Oic
noruegiide @eaierung an GelItid].
lono sic Suffrage geridtet babe, Of
sic uorluegiid3c gorfe oSilius" bon
eiuem oeutIden Gau9boote torpeoiri
pur6e Meun oies Der San lei, iagt
bic 7epeibe, tpiro eine @rfldrune be
saoIih oes 9lngriffes imo ieiner llr
fade perlanet
DentfAe9oudboote iolIer
TiirfenbeI
2on0on IA. DRGr5. g9ie oei
Correspondent Ser ,TaiI1 @1ail@ ails
gtBen mel0et iin0 fiinf sroBe oeitt
ide llnteriee6oote bon ie 1000 Con
uen @aHerDerordngung auf Oer5obrt
nab oen Gar0anelen Gie 9oott
IoIIen m's Sdpor5e 01eer einfabrer
nno sic tiirfii1eu Shiffe in ibren
oompfe eeeen bic ruiiiidJe Sflpar8'
W1eer.6lotte unteritiibcn.
Tie Gntieuouns oieier Shifie, Il
Iaet 0er Correspondent lpeiter, erfIdr
ocu llmitano, ooB ougeublidlid +
& pielc Waiueu uno 9lebe aus oen Gar
onnellcn berausgeuomren iperOen-
2luh me Soeel
Snn n0Dn lA Dldr5. - Gte zee
lauo GonpauD lpiro ant fonlnenoel
Santitaq i6ren SAiffsperfebr 5pi
IAen 9ilburp. Gnalano, unO Stub
ing SoaonO, pieOer eroifnen. lin
sic @efobr ocs @criinfens bei'm gluf
itoBei auf W2inel 81 uerringert ba
iid) sta @eje0idnft ndnllid6 Da8li ent
idloiien. oen 2aoeroin ibrer Roo
1ampfer NIT leeren 6diiern ous5il
Fiiaen, neil Sieie leeren Safer Del
Eampier coentuel ON Der Gberfl1dl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15
@roFfcner in Sulifur.

SalifaE 9t..S, IA. @lGr5.
Gine groBe @lenge @orrdtbe fir od5
9iotbe arel5 lit nuf Dem geitern Ntor.
gen ourdj 6elter 8eritorten Bier gar. 2
Der bieiieen Ganlpfcr-glnlaecn Der.
nihtet poroen. Der Materiolidooen
belGuit iib auf 100000. 9ie 9(ni-
ieberin iiber Die @orrdtbe, SSrau
Goiep, ipelAe iib sur Belt Oes 8ron-
oes aif oem 0od befano, miro Oer-
miBt ilno man befiirGtet ooB tie
mm's 2e6er gefommen lit. 9luf Dem
300 SnB longen @ier beianoen iid
ouBer Den 5ra6tihuppen oas Gin.
mahoerlngs6ureou Der Ser Staoten'
8cboroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-15

glbpnnctiten, Dtc Dcn oSeMtidjen GUrres
ipDnpcntcn" itidt pinftlidJ Dber itnregcls
mdEia crbalten, iInb aebeten, Der Sfiies
haUpt per 4eIepbun Obrr ittlriT.sA Dit
tbctlnHg az a,adeR.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-10

me and execute him, anyway. Have
YOU no sense of honor-not even a
mcstizo's?"
stunned by the very audacity OF the
man, who defied him even when know.
ing full well what tortures lay in store
for the prcsumptuous, General Obispo
stared ~open.mouthe1 at Upton. listen.
ing without Offering a word in answer.
But when the miner told him he was
a double-dcaler. und-what was worse
proved II, he came to life.
My word Is sacred: not ever a
gringo can impugn my honor" he
Yelled. The paradox would have been
funny had Il not been so serious.
Obispo arose. his face twitching, his
body positively shaking with anger.
Here, put a bullet in him some.
body" he roared. pointing at Upton.
Taking advantage OF the diversion.
Kynastou drew back. shaking or his
guards But in n moment they seized
him by the elbows and threw him
bodily out OF the door. Upton, his
fingers clcnching and u%nclcnching con.
yulsiycly. stood cying the furious half
breed, while Dorothy laid n restrain.
ing hand upon her fathers arm.
Before he could even respond TO the
loving pressure OF her fingers a group
OF angry mon rushed through the open
door and threw her forcibly back
against the wall.
She fell TO her knees. Staggering
again 10 her feet. she was aware. as
II in a dream, OF a hidcous, fury.
distorted face thrust within a foot Of
her fathers scornful c~ountcuancc; Of
a dozen dirty. eyil.smelling pcon sol.
diers hanging TO Upton as ants hang
TO a dying hornet.
Then came a sharp crack and a spit
OF flame. She saw her father stagger
back, sink. helplcssly to his knees, and
sag forward on his face in the center
OF the maddened group.
A bare FIVE seconds she stood there.
Then the full meaning Of the scene
enacted under her eyes dawned upon
her.
She was about to cream. but a hand
upon her lips mercifully stlfed II. A
strong arm drew her back through the
open door. and she heard. still as II in
a dream, a voice she had learned to
know and love. Kynaston was speak.
ing brokenly:
STEADY, Miss Dorothy! know!
My heaven, II | could only have fore.
seen this. Come quickly and make no
noise. Use your breath only for run.
ming"
"nut-Mr. Kynaston-daddy-my IA.
Their"
NO use, l tell you! They have killed
him! Murderers! Just as they prob.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-08-10
K.
The Blind Priest Halts.

Very haltingly and slowly he came
across the open. his long stick tap.
tapping his way among the loose rocks
OF tho stream crossing; then up the
hill slowly, as some wounded animal
might crawl.
In the Mexican camp silence had
again fallen. Save for a few sporadic
shots and a shrill yell or two. the
place lay quiet in the red.hot glare.
Between the house and the alfalfa
fields a few lone prairie dogs perched
atop their burrows. basking in the sun.
glare
II wonder what he wants" re.
marked Kynaston, There's been ne
gotiations enough between us and thai
bunch OF hell.cats yonder 70 end a war.
Look at him, Wilkes"
Aye, I'm lookin'. I'm wonderin' II
It'd be n lick or miss 10 plug him, too.
Wouldn't hurt none at that. , reckon"
He fingered his rife suggestively.
but desisted when Kynaston shook his
head.
Look! He's found tho bodies"
~ SAA Iault lduN'u hDI NpNlN ar MS
stick struck soft flesh. They saw him
kneel and reyerently make the sign
or the cross. Then. rising, he hurried
haltingly toward tho house.
"Senores-scnores'" they heard him
cry. "Por l'amor de Dlos-do no more
violence! | bring you news"
What news, clego (blind one) 2
Where is Senior Cpton?"
"Muerto dead. senior"
The padre threw wide mis- hands.
They saw his face working.
1t was wicked, senior! Il was wick.
ed beyond words, But vengeance IL
Gods, | am old, senorcs, who was
once young, and ! tell you with the
psalmist, Never saw | the godly man
forsakcn nor the seed OF the righteous
begging his bread Seek not 10 hurry
Gods justice, It has leaden feet, but
1t comes surely"
i only hope II pleascs him 10 send
II by my hand, growled wilkes. What
Is your news, padre? Speak quickly,
for my trigger finger itches, II you
did but know IT,"
Shoot, then, n It pleases thee. As
we'll die by thy bullet as work out my
life slowly like a pack.mule IN the
TERRA caliente OF the south, Is that
a woman's sobbing. senores?"
1T Is the senorita, she whose father
was killed by the brandy sodden hend
yonder. What is II 10 thee?"
! would speak with her. After all,
senores, ! am a priest-a blind one, It
IL true; but ! can still see we'll enough
to point out to the unfortunate the only
true path to peace"
Dorothy and Mrs. Fame came for.
ward, the girl still weeping but striy.
Ing pluckily 10 repress her feeling.
Thou art welcome, father" she said
In the v~ernacular. ut is q house OF
grief thou CONTEST to. but thou art vel.
come-doubly so for thy calling"
The old priest gently raised his hand
with all the authority Of two thousand
years In his gesture: peace be 10 this
house and to all the inhabitants there.
OF. ! will not t~respass long, my dsugh
ter. ] go south again with my mIssior
unfulnlled."
ITO BE ooNTINUEn)
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room to face the srsy!bearded On
deputy sheriff.
Where's Upton :" no demanded truo
ulently. where's Upton9"
Beyond a brief nod he paid no at
tention to Dorothy, nor even TO Kynas
ton.
He's d.d.dead," sobbed the girl.
giving way at last. "Oh. Marian. he's
dead! They have killed hint shall
never see him again."
The girl, sobbing as only a bereaved
daughter can. flung herself into the
waiting arms Of Mrs. Fame.
She drew the half. fainting girl into
a bedroom. and so was not a witness
OF what followed. Had she remained
In the living room, she would have
seen a fierce old gray wolf OF n
plainsman open the fr, MT door and
with all the %politeness h, was master
Of say to the two prisoners;
Now, caballeros. II Is your turn.
The way lies clear to GeOeral Obispo.
Take g."
lie pointed h%crcely down the slope
The two men ran hastily for the oper
door.
Don't" said Kynaston burricdly
laying a OBTAINING hand on the old arm
that swung from the rifle barrel M
IN tho glinting sunlight. You can't
do II In cold blood"
There ain't a drop OF cold blood IN
any American who's been In Me.ico
the past two years"
The magazine gate clicked n ear
fridge into the chamber and the nerv
Gus hand swung up the piece, the
muszle covering the fleeing figures.
There amt a drop OF cold blood In
any Anglo.Saxon who's seen women
an little children shot down an four.
~tccn.year.old kids snatched from their
homes 10 take a hand I'm their KILN
bees, Scvcnty.fyo.yard law 10 what
they'll rit! He's got II now"
The rife spat its mouthful OF lead
at the leading runner. who crumplod
and rolled owe az a shot rabbit rolls.
The rearmost mamie OF the artillery
famc-stumhlirg ovcr the body. gave
Wilkes time To- snap a second cartridge
into the chamber.
Just as the man rose to his knees
tho bullet caught him sQuarc'y In the
back of the head. and he collapsed a
second timc-tO rise no more.
AN that's n part OF the debt paid. "
growlcd the old man, his yer. beard
quiyering with rage The fun debt
amt never goin' TO be paid OF. but
anyhow there the third install.
ment!"
Away down tho hill. Kynaston. look.
ing owe the wavering rifle barrel. saw
q figure come hesitatingly up the hill
He seized Wilkes by the shoulder.
preventing the old man from firing.
Don't shoot" he said quietly. Don't
shoot. It's the blind priest. Perhaps
he brings us news"
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ably killed others last night! Come, |
say"
There was no withstanding his ap-
peal, for he had seized her hand and
was fairly pulling her after him. Thus
they began their race for the shelter.
Ing trees In the bottom. Breathless,
sobbing from the excitement and the
speed, not knowing by what accident
tho way was clear for them, the girl
hurried along with him, dry.eyed and
staring, as one who has seen a sight
preternaturally appalling.
You see'-he painted II out az they
ram tried to get word to you and
could not, feared you would attempt
some such ~quixotio thing They meant
to Kill me. OF course It would have
been better &C. Then when you came
In intended TO anger tho old scoun.
drel at me, and partly succeeded.
Then when they threw me out my
guard ran back and I sawed the raw.
hide that they had tied me with across
an old wagon tire TIL I cut II through"
A sputter or rifle shots cut short his
explanation.
Pulling her TO right and left TO dis.
turb the aim OF the M~exicans, he
dashed through the cottonwoods and
a up the slope, Even before the door
OF the house could be opened to them.
they vera pounding on the frame. A
second later they staggered into the
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had legs. Slowly but surely IT moved
upward. Finally II reached the top
of the fence. Dcfying the laws OF
gravity IL remained stationery for the
barcst fraction of II moment and
while the 5000 crowd stood spell.
bound, the bah rested for Il second
on the top Of the wall and then rolled
out Into the street.
Strange Antics.
But, In the meantime, CutShaw was
performing antics that almost were IA
strange us those Of the ball. When
he rounded first, the Dodgcr second
baseman saw that the ball was headed
for the bottom Of the fcucc-a nor
NAL twO-hasc hit, II II player hustlcs.
And CutShnw hustled. He turned
first under fun head of steam aud slid
into second In whirlwind fashion. lie
jumped 10 his feet a second later and
began looKlng around for orders from
the coaches.
Wllbert Robinson, manager OF tho
Dodgers was signaling something I'm n
frantic way. Cutshuw figured that
lNDDlllN'u WIS bI''llllk MN 10 Try IbI
third. Cutshaw started, but when he
got no sign from the other Conchcr,
who, by the way, was too busy watch.
Ing the climbing ball, he figured no
had misintcrprctcd ltobinson's sig.
nails. So CutShaw whlrlcd around,
ran back toward second and swept
into the bag In IA cloud OF dust.
Then Cutshaw jumped To his feet
again ana while he brushed his toys
he began looking for orders-and also
for the ball. But he couldn't see one
or hear the other. The park was "a
bedlum.
But did "RObby" mean that Cutshaw
should stay ut second or go TO thlrdi
Cutshnw pondcrcd and ut last decided
10 try the advance. Cutshaw raced for
II. Halfway along on his journey the
third base cOachcr, taking advantage
Of the temporary lull In the cheering,
shouted
"You hit n homer, Georgia. homer;
slow down."
And then the amazing truth dawncd
upon Cutshaw and he walked the rest
~ the way TO the home plate, while
The huge crowd went into another
frenzy of madness at this unexpected
eleventh Inning victory.