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Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
SLACKERS NOW WINNERS.

Those valiant young Willies who defed the govern
ment and refused to register whining for mercy
They are awakening to the fact that the government
not blung and that in refusing to register they signed
their own Jail sentences.
They find no sympathy from the rest of the people,
and when they have completed their terms behind the bar
and are then taken by the nape of the neck and kicked
to the trenches loyal Americans will approve with grin
from ear to ear.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
The Value of Fresh Air.

Fresh air is a recognized rem
edy for pneumonia and tubercu-
losis, and is known to b a pre-
ventative of disease generally.
Badly constructed houses, which
take into consideration no means
for ventilation, being built tC
be closed as tightly as possible.
are responsible for thousands Of
cases of tuberculosis both among
the poor and the reasonably well
to-do. Building permits should
provide that houses be construct,
ed that it would be possible fol-
those who use them to breathe
an abundance of fresh air, Ir
tightly constructed houses this
trouble is augmented as the num-
ber of occupants of a room in
crease, until the air is so fou
that it not only becomes disease
breeding but death dealing
Authorities say an individual re
quires 3, 600 cubic feet of fresf
air every hour, which makes the
average sized room contain only
a sufficient amount of pure all
fos one hours use. With two o,
three occupying the room, it will
be seen how quickly the air will
become foul and unfit for breath
ling, unless it is ventilated 81
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN.

The government asked loan of the people of $2 OO0,
OOO 900 for war purposes. The people responded by
promptly offering nearly 100000 and this tremen-
dous sum was subscribed in all walks of fe from the mil
ionaire down to the aborng man with nothing but his
weekly pay from which to draw. Even young working
girls and the little Boy Scouts dug down when Uncle Sam
asked for help 1t significant that first loan of the
war is also the greatest loan the history of the world
and fifty per cent over subscribed at that.
The kaiser should worry!
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
SCISSORS & PASTE;
:Good Things Clipped from
4; Our Exchanges with an
! Occasional Comment
! By the Editor.
Intolerent Prosecutors,

If Governor Stanley could have
seen the crowd which turned out
at Winchester to hear the Hon.
William Jennings Bryan lambast
the liquor business for its selfish
ness, it's meddling in politics, its
corruption and general vicious
ness, he might have had just a
glimpse-it is hopeless to believe
he could have more than a
glimpse-of the number of in
tolerant persecutors" in Central
Kentucky. 1t will be remember
ed that in his famous St. Patrick's
Day speech at Lexington, in
which the Governor went out of
his way to make remarks offensive
to other distinguished guests at
the banquet, he referred to those
who insist on ending the ruin
and sorrow caused by the saloon
as "intolerant prosecutors" and
every saloon keeper and bartend-
er in the crowd applauded him
heartily. Probably 5000 of these
intolerant prosecutors heard Mr..
Bryan in Lexington Tuesday
night and cheered his every ut
terance. In the stronghold of
the booze bunch in Kentucky, for
Lexington is as bad as ever
Louisville, Covington or Newport
was in its trucking to the saloon
element in politics and worse in
some respects, a crowd that must
have gladdened the Commoner's
heart turned out to hear what he
had to say. 1t was a represen-
tative audience of men and wo-
men in about equal proportion
and it is an augury of what would
happen in Fayette County if q
: local option election were helC
there this year. Three years age
Fayette went wet by 5000 ma
jority. With the reunion of the
saloons ard restaurants, a direct
violation of their pledge to the
| people, the sale of liquor to little
!. children on orders from worth
less parents, crime which thu
laws of Kentucky distinctly per
mits, and the suffering due tt
lack of food and clothing of wo
men and children because of tn
I drunkenness of the husband an,
O father, it is not likely that Fay
:, cite County would vote to retail
such cancer in its midst.
t has always been a mystery to u
e why the saloon should be able t
dominate the politics of Lexing
d ton when that city has such
large population of really cultul
ed, Christian people.
The Democrat believes that tn
end of the long and general
lawless reign OF liquor in Ker
:, lucky is at hand. There are fe'
} politicians so thick-headed no.
i as to refer to the prohibitionist
l. of Kentucky as 'intolerant PEE
is secutors." There are few polit
o. clans now blind to the strengt
n of the prohibition movement &
. to attempt to cultivate the frienC
, = ship of the whiskey crowd b
y public insult to those who wouj
free Kentucky from the grip
the whiskey ring. The day ,
deliverance is at hand and II
Democratic Forward League wi
have a large part in it. 'Tis
l. consummation devoutly to
=. wished. Winchester Democr;
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05

If the government don't seize the summers crops the
thieving spectators will. Time to act, gentlemen!
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05

Tired of the ever recurring attempts to gouge, the
Secretary of the Navy ordered the COAL oil and steel men
to make immediate deliveries to the government at price
to be fixed by the President Good! Now the food hog
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05

Don't grieve because you let good thing slip by when
you failed to buy Liberty Bonds Another opportunity
will be along soon.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05

Pershing has made quite hit in England and France
Here's hoping his next score will be on Germany.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05

Certain local wdowers have begun to perk'up
young men will soon be scarce you know.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05

Back up the President till the kaiser backs down.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce

OF Camel City, as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for State Senator
for the 34th Senatorial district subject TO
the primary August 4, 1917.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
We are authorized to announce
II. I. DYER,

Of West Liberty, as a candidate for the
nomination for Jailer Of Morgan county,
subjectto the Democratic primary August
1917.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
We are authorized to announce
LEE BARKER,

of Malone, as a candidate for the nomina-
tion for County Court Clerk o! Morgan
county, subject to the Democratic primary
1917.
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05

Are you for clean elections?
Licking Valley courier., 1917-07-05
We are authorized to announce
JOE ROE WELLS

as candidate Tor the nomination for
Jailer of Morgan county, subject to the ac.
tion of the democratic primary, Angus,
1917,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
WILSON slGUE 1RABAJANDO En-
FL PR0YfCT0 De ARMAR
Los bARCOS
CElEBRO UNAc0XffRtACA Con Los SRI0S
LANSING Y DANIELS S0BRf ESE PARTICULAR

WASHINGTON, Mario IA min
gun decision formal Sc lego aver So
hire 81 ell presidente Wilson tiene o
20 facultad para armar los barcos
m~ercantcs. SIN IN previa a~utorizacion
del Congress-. De fnente fidedigna sc
supo cue 81 Pre,idente NJ hi desisti-
10 de SUI proposito Y csta buscando
Ia mancra de dar csc paSo bajo Su pro
2ia responsabilidad; pero Sc asegura
oue no Sc resolvara 4 obrar siro hasta
despues lie que el asunto haya sido
~raduramente estudlado.
f! P.esidente conferencio aver con
'os secretaries Lansing y Daniels en-
rs oficinas de eStoS V Ia junta ordi-
raIia del gabinete que debia efec-
+ulrsc hoy. fpe cancelada. En- vista
de Gsto. en- alg,Inos circulos Sc cree
aue ningun anuncio sobre la resolu-
ION del Presidente Sc hara sino hasta
dcspues de la junta que el pr0ximo
vierncS dcbera celebraf Ell Gab;nete.
Los leaders de la administration en-
ell Senado. eStuvieron explorando mi
ENDORSEMENTS la opinion y actitud de
los micmbros que integran la nueva
ASamblca. sobre el tan debaUido asun
% de In neutralidad armada. pues Sc
sable que el preSidente preferi"ia obrar
en- csc particular. con IA expresada au
toridad del Congreso.
Algunos de los fIncionarios de Ia
administration han estado hacienda
eStudios concienzudos Y minuciosos~
sobre la antigua ley de 1919. que fu@
c'tada en- cl Senado como prohibitiva
del armamcnto de barcos mercantes
contra 10, submarines. v han llegado
Il la conclusion de que tai acta no
tiene APPLICATION para la situacion pre-
sente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
sc HARh FUFCO S0BRE Los
AVADORFS QUE VUELEk So
BRf SAN FRANCISCO
tI c0FOsEl. FAf1D, JEFf De LAS DEF[R-
SIS B!L PUERTO, C0hUhICa ESA
0RgEh A Los cfannELAS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Mario r.
Fl Coroncl Richmond P. Davis. jefo
dc las defensas de Ia costa de es,e
puerto. ha communicate una orden a to
dos los c%entinelas, para que hagan
fuego sobre los aviadores que vueIen'
Sobre las fortificacicnes de la Bahia
lie San Francisco.
"Estoy cansado de todas las viola
ZONES a las intrucciones dadas SCORE
! particular, diio cl Coronel Davis.
Tia pasadc "a la Gpoca de co~nsecuen-
tar con aquclos que no quicran atcn-
Ter suS 6rdcncs dadaS con anterior
dad. para que no Sc haga vuelo sobre
dichas fcrtificaciones. por 10 que a
hcra me ne visto obligado a dar Ter
ninantes instrucciones a los centine-
as. para hacer fuego Sobre los cue
repitan cSaS violaciones".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
bNENa1AH DE- hi.FRTE 1 VA
RIOS NILLoNARI0S De
CHICAGO, Ill.
gF It's 4CUSt HE SIR LIS C"tySAAIFS D.:
Out HIN TJNI91 iGG C0H[STiBtES

CHICAGO. III. Mario 7.-Earios II!
ilcrarios dc csta ciud"d. cuyos nom
brc< IAN ~sieurado rccicntcmrMtc -
las rr.iertys mv"S;i"acioHcS practI>"-
DIS ron motive del ai.o costo De los {,
mcstibI"s. han re"ibiio cartaS anorr-
mas en- las que les amcnaZan cor Ia
rauerte. les citadGs rillnnarios nam
dado partc u las autoridadcs Y tStaE
han ordcnado orc 50 pcn"an "uardiaS
arnadas en- los a~lrcdedores dc las ca
saS de los ma"natcs. para protc-e.'
L viGas.
Los milionarioS amenazadoS son. 10
Sepn p. Griffin. Prcsidente de IN Ga
mara de Concrete: }. Ogden Armour.
prc>idente de Ia firma emracadora
'Arm"nr and Company. y Nelson ""
iris. presidente del ConSeio de Di!oo-
torres de Morris ard Company.
Il complct ftId rcvc'ado por Mr..
Griffin. uuicn recibi6 ia Si@uicntc car
IL anonima:
Entire las siete De la malana de!
dia , de Mario Y II n,isma nora lei
tia >, USED, Nr. Armour Y Mr.. No
iris. serin muert9s en- sus propios do
miciIios'.
-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
ilENCLlS OCJLTAS

cI-si-ula del Fey Salom""n MN ";;'
Frrr Iuu.v:u Internal. ''U'!rUT iIiiG!a D'al
I'd. rl:a : negro. a!ar:'I"HeS. Sir. -
noeua 3 Ritual d. IN Alta NaSia. 'oht.'-
ne 81 irin-u!C q" alnlUo Ia LdDa:d' -
rrr'us Gel GNI!0. nlcromancla. ETC. ~
rurts,~l lu ne. GriEt4ClOs Y F"nl"'ulc> w..
u Ir--ru Tuiu. u sea I'll ar' Nv ''''''1'l'
II pp,,r I,l rcL>IWIrni". ~ dplililt.
,uI:!ra. como "SIIIiIar 81 Il!'rIa.. ~
~ Ilh.n Infer; Il. TriIadu a. las ctch.td'
~nri.Ir.s- Irniiru" Il lIlir0 q" Nal ,lTr."-
M. ,IayicuIz lC solomon, 81 Dragon ~
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81 ,-,r,:4drrD r:a2.in FIOIu. EnralItAiliI'h''>
,,.,,r.. r., htrcr>c invisible. etc. $500 ~
IA t,rJu Nlr:ta NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -"
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"a tuurrl, IN del flm">" 'rIl"!'". .m,
rf,ytruIa Gel iirrhlrTru. q LlDFp W. a'
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.I1uual de Nag.a Blanca $500. .-. -
" trf.ll lie NacIa iiOlH .-...-..'..-
dc MaEil NrgrS
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de Alberto 81 6TanGt
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del Inferno ...--.-...-..-. 80
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a., Vcrda!era Io.a del ocutltsiAo g, W.
HOROSCOPE para adlVtnaF t! PVt n
ypulr ...........
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
Ia EGACION MEXICANA EN-
BERLIN DICE QUE MEXICO
EsS NEUTRAL.
Nrenc &c Ia primera plana).

'un mes. Dol ~auseEcia de. Ministro me-
me%icano, quien salio para su pals. in
form6 a. en- dicna Legaci0n Sc tenia Ia
mas completa ienorarcia de que algu-
ma communication sobre el particular
Sc hutiera cambi2do entire Berlin V Ne
xico. ,
Ell mismo correspcnsal de refercncia
dice que su coiega en- Viena lie ha CO
municado cue ell ~Encargado de Ncgo-
clos de Mexico en- esa capital, Sr.
Lcopoldo Ortiz, do a la publiciGad Ia
siguicntc declarations:
Mexico no permitira in~fluenc!as ex
tranjeras en- sus asuntcs, eE ningun
sertiGo. La idea de IN movin,iento
hostil en- Mexico contra los Estados
Un'dos, orcanlZado por los japoncses,
cs erronea. En- caso de un confllcto
entire A.lenlania y los Estaslos Unldos,
Mexico gaardarla in n~eutralidad has
absolute.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
.SE FLA I'm PRECIO PARA Ia. VEn1A
DE- PAPEL De PERlODICOS
Ia ccr,isi5n ncmbrada para 81 efecto determine
one deberan valer $3.50 las 100 Iibras

seran Ihcapaces dc proc"rafse alSu'
HOS P'''e''oS' " 't.'US I"s 90 VI
Alc'pncs sean FeN!e"ia"'S'
Id 'oHt'St"" L." 'I'-"' 50
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la ComlSi"H manlf.'&ta c!ara&'eh-
&c que no eSta ohr2ndo como una
a%Cncla del GoM"rn" para mar pre-
clo@. sino SirvIen"" unlr%mcnte coma
arbirro. pcjarH Io ohrar emo 10 We
ne hacicndo cuando los publlclStaS =
los fab:Ican!cS de iane: ~preven"aA J
a>c"ur"a $" m"tra cooperation. Los
fatrlcant"$ nan r~onFen!1o va en ne
netiar y diSt:Ibur 81 Panel. S"run los
prcrioS que a cor1IsI"n m prcScrlto'
Los prccIoS fijaGoS Sefan torZ"SoS
por Sci' mgSes Y los contracts que So
h"lan con prccloS mas altos que los
dctermnados por IA IomiSi"n de
10 con los concentrates Seran at
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
Ell EMPIRE MEXICAN RESTAU.
RANT" DARA HOY UN BAN
OUETE A LOS PERIODISTAS

Hoy. Il la una de Ia tarde, tendra
iugar un banqucte ofrecido por los
propietarios del Empire Mexican
Restaurant" 221-223 St. Mary" en-
honor dc los ~periodistas de la prensa
nnida de San Antonio.
Atenta invitaci6n ha sido hecha a
los PARTICIPATES periodicos de esta
ciudad para cl banquete dicho, y sa-
Demos que a Gl asistiran los repre-.
s~entantes de "El Express del.
Light" de la "Revista MeXicana,"
V la Prensa."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
Ia FIESTA DE LA CRUZ ROJA

Gran entuSiasmo hay entire todas
lbs classes s~ocialcs. por asistir 4 Ii
fiesta que tendra vcrificativo 4 las
$50 de Ia noche de hoy. al la Opera
House. a bcnet:cio de Ia Cruz Roja
Americana.
St nos ha manifestado que 4 no.
ci6n de Mrs. William Aubrey, : para
haccr accessible "A fics.a 4 TODD cI
munio. Sc IN acordado que la cntra-
in u los balconies supe.iores del tea
rro mcucionado. valgan cincuenta
ycutaVOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
JUNTA.

Segjn tuimoS informados. Eor L
las so de Ia tardc Sc ver;iicara IA
junJa Hcl Club franco-esra@ol en- el
Carolina Tea Club.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08
NO DO 81 TALL0 Ia SUPREMA
CORTT S0RRE la LEY
AnAMSON.

WASHINGTON. Mario LA re-
Soluci"n de la Suprema Corte &c luS-
ticla de Ia Naci6n. sobre Ia constltu-
rional,dad dc Ia famosa Ley ~ferrocarrl
iera de Adamson. no So do a conocer
hoy. como. sc csrcraba Que fuera ne
enc.
Fl Alto Tribunal 70 flo tampoco fc
cha para cuapfo podria dar I'll resolu
ciui. sobre eSe aSuntc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08

QuinientoS gramos de orc son su-
i..cicntes para dorar un alambre que
pueda dar la vuclta Il nuestro plane
ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08

Sc ha cycitado cor motive del alto
.osfo de los comestihlcs. y que sin iu-
da Vic los nombros dc cllos puhlicados
or ~.onexrGn 0 a!"unas de las infor-
macioncs cue SO han dado sohre el pro
hIara de les where's Y cue cree indu-
dab}emente que ellcs o los culpahles
nor e.! ala de los precics.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08

Cuando ~neccsi.c libros en- espa!iol
d~irijase . ~Ignaeio Z. Lozano.-So7.
D~uioross ST. San Antonio Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-08

EulClI> Il - ccnlslus
ArIe de huSI ar mariGn
Sn!UT = DartlrlU.
CdlyarlO DC amor.
Fl RCYlO pre>tado.
FL purgatOrlO &c las SnIier4S
Fl parai>o de las mui"r">
FL inferno De las hOmOrc=
Ii hafa dc los mares.
II nIin ne rU.ScnpreS.
FL Collar lie rSsneraldG-.
FL mdO 10 r~ui~tNOicS.
Fl II Uc las nIilaS.
ri alIEI n uu beSO-
La Nila de las flores
Id hl,l ra los l1hiOS
Il EIIa ir los j~aZIn!nr>
Ia yIGIa ilc.F@.
Ii core del amor
la DrinCcsa Del dollar.
IA hIia dc Venus.
Las cbretaS del amor.
Las alias del champagne.
Is twas mCdrrnd>.
Marina 70 In hII Ge lIS r:I>
Na'i.;a> sean las m'Ie"r<.
NaI&Ilu< >rdu los h"liihrr>
NnlIIji> lean las SupGra~
MGllIlp sea 81 amor
MallirOS sean los Celo-
laslGIdrI4> de amor.
porV;IG - ca-1n lrs homhres
FurQur Sr CaSLH i.> ml.J"r"S
TorQut pecan las mui"re>
!'rfIIt IrIurIG.m Ia vl!hl>
f'urQu- mu.murau L. vI"ia-
nur >rgu3g u uDL mj;"r
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Viva M n"v!I,
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Dora. ;nr LGrlula Braemr
FL Ecrrlro ~ uru
II llr ur.llli#-
81 rt.uy-rrgfp de mi maiTS
Mara. pOr jorge Isaars
MANI kLES PGtrTnG ~
IL SLED uu peso rsda ia"
Manual o.. acc!rcS V IaDones.
Manual tie agriculture Y ~ganadfris
Nar:4l 10 aries ' nriC!OS.
Manual de Jl!.aH!rTih.
MANUEL &c rari'ini"rla u" llll"r
.:au!al 49, CHlTalrrI1 y unrdS q" ni"f''
Na:.i.Jl Del ro;,rfu"n y ~r"ir"r'>'.
Iiln.tl del rErtlVr De i1"i">
Nt1..l ir! rcrII,rru r1>I"l'T.
,sauua! r"! Observation-Disclosures
Mauua, Gr gl-ci'.,n!td.
Manual 4" ;u'rcrI.Ii
Manual &C.! i",1la.''fn.
Manual Il" I~triIuHTis J hpflcul'uFA
Manual Gr! laboT"o de iN.ias'
Manual De i"rh@TI1.
NLauS, DE- ne" mica industrial.
NaIna! dol utnf"r.
Manual del i"lrsrar-la Y -clcfoIISta.
hanGa. del rrln,rr".
Manual I"! >a>,i".
NauItl ~" vrirTrrIgIa "CLi,a'l"n
Manual d"l Zar2tcTO.
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\oILLas EINERSAs

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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22

She reached up her hand and took
the key of the paddock from a tumbler.
Leontine had failed to see 1t in her ex-
element. She went swiftly to the back
door, unlocked the paddock, and indi-
Gated to Leontine to 60.
Leontine looked at Blanca in amaze
ment. She could not understand the
motive which prompted this woman,
who had been her and Ravengar's bit
terest enemy. However, she gathered
her wits together and went swiftly out.
"Hurry up!" shouted Bianca's man,
Joe, from the inner room. I'VE got to
revive this guy and give him the third
degree, and then finish him."
Blanca came quietly back, carrying
bottle which she had picked Off the
kitchen shelf.
Blanca kneeled over Ravengar and
applied the contents Of the bottle to
his forehead. 1t was white vinegar,
and 1t answered its purpose effectively.
Ravengar stirred, opened his eyes, and
fixed them on Blanca.
"Hush!" she whispered, laying her
finger on her lips. "Can you under
stand what am saying to you? II so,
make the least nod"
Ravengar nodded.
"YOur only chance of life Is to make
a dive for the cellar as soon as open
the trap door. Don't stir till then. You
get my meaningY
Again Ravengar nodded.
Blanca turned toward closet which
was in the room, as IL with the inten-
ton of getting something out of it. She
hoped, in fact, to find an ak or some
such weapon. But there was something
in the closet better than an ax-and
also worse. 1t was n shotgun; but it
would require an appreciable moment
to load it, and that was denied her.
Holding the shotgun behind the door,
Blanca leaned fOrwa. d toward the cell
lar door. reached it, and coolly opened
it. AT the same instant Ravengar who
had been watching her, gathered all
his strength and leaped from the bed.
His action was so quick and we'll
devised that the two men were COM
pletely taken by surprise. Before they
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-11-22
eleventh EPISODE
The Passing of Blanca.

Stumbling along the forest trail, Raw
engar and Leontine pursued their way
for what seemed an eternity of hours.
Ravengar growing weaker and more
weary as time went on. He leaned
more and more heavily upon Leontine.
But neither dared to stop. for they
knew that their pursuers were close
upon them.
At last, just as Ravengar was ready
to drop from weakness. they saw a
small, abandoned hunting shack be-
fore them. They went in.
1t consisted of single room and n
Kitchen, with small cellar for storing
ice. Ravengar sank down on the
wooden bed and lay there, half un-
conscious from his wound.
Leontine looked about her. The
shack had been occupied ut no distant
date, and still contained the camping
apparatus, including shotgun and n
pair Of binoculars. She took the
glasses and, going to the door. looked
out.
Through the trees she could see the
rocky hillside down which they had
come in their first flight. And On the
hillside, little black specks against the
brown. she saw the forms Of their pur-
suers.
Ravengar rose and came out to her.
II must leave you here, Leontine."
he said. "The cloth must be recov-
cred. Without that we are lost"
He went back and took down the
shotgun. In it were two unexploded
cartridges. He handed 1t to.Leontine.