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mare on the path below missed her
footing and fell dozen feet only to
get up again and scramble as if thou
hand devils were behind her, the RAN
gar riding her grimly, like jockey In
race. Three more shocks followed.
A great slice of Khinjan suddenly
caved in with a roar, and smoke and
dust burst upward through the tum-
bling crust.
There was a pause after that, as II
the waiting elements were gathering
strength. For ten minutes they watched
and scarcely breathed. Rewa Gunga
gained the summit and, dismounting,
stood by King with the reins over his
arm. The mare was too blown to do
anything but stand and tremble. And
King was too enthralled to do anything
but stare.
THAT is what a woman can do for
manr' said Rewa Gunga grimly.
''She set fuse and exploded all the
dynamite. There were tons of it! The
galleries must have fallen in, one on
the otherl A thousand men digging
for thousand years could never get
into Khinjan now, and the only way
out is down Earth's Drink! She babe
me come and bid you goodby, sahib. |
would have stayed in there but she
commanded me. She said, Tell King
sahib my love was true. Tell him !
give him India and all Asia that
were at my mercy ="
While the Hangar spoke there came
three more earth tremors in swift sue
cesSfon, and a thunder out of Khinjan
as If the very Hills" were coming to
an end The mare grew frantic and
the Hangar summoned six men to hold
her.
Suddenly, right over the top of kim
| JAMS upper rim, where only the eagles
| ever perched, there burst a column OF
water, Unreasonable, huge, that for q
moment blotted out the sun. It rose
sheer upward, curved on itself, and fell
in million-ton deluge on to Khinjan
and into Khin1an valley, kissing and
roaring and laundering.
Earth's Drink had been blocked by
the explosion and had found new way
over the barrier before plunging down
again into the bowels of the world.
The one sky-flung leap it made as its
weight burst down a mountain wall
was enough to blot out Khinjan for
ever, and what had been a dry, mile
wide moat was a shallow lake with
Deaths rack and rubbish floating on
the surface.
The earth rocked. King was up on
his feet in second and faced about.
The Hangar laughed.
$50 ends the Heart of the Hills 7"
he said. "Think kindly of her, sahib.
She thought well enough Of you'll"
He laughed again and sprang on the
black mare, and before King could
speak or raise hand to stop him he
was off at wondrous speed along the
| precipice in the direction of the Khy-
Der pass and India. Two of the men
who had come out of Khinjan mounted
and spurred after him.
King collected his men and the WON
en- and children. 1t was easy, for they
were numb from what they had wit
messed and dazed by fear In half an
hour he had them mustered and
marching.
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along the cliff-top arguing against de-
lay with growing rancor, when lone
horseman galloped out of Khinjan gate
and started across the valley. He rode
recklessly. He was either panic
stricken or else holder than the devil.
In minute King had recognized
the mare, and so had the eyes of fifty
men around him. No man with half
an eve for horse could have failed
TO recognize that black mare. having
ever seen her once. In another two
minutes King had recognized the Ran
gar's silken turban.
Most of the men were staring down.
ward at the Rangers head as he urged
the mare up the cliff path, when the
explanation of Yasminis message
came. 1t was only King, urged by
some intuition, who had his eyes fixed
on Khinjan-
There came shock that actually
swayed the hill they stood on. The
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CHAPTER xxI--continued.

Rnt out of the corner of his eye, and
oce or twice by looking back DELHI
ora+ely King saw that Ismail was
toking the members of his new band
one nv one and whispering to them.
What he said was mystery, but as
they talked each man looked at King.
And the more they talked the better
nleased they seemed. And as the day
wore on the more deferential they
grew. By midday if King wanted to
dismount there were three at least to
hold his stirrup and ten to help him
mount again.
-Four thousand men with women and
children and baggage do not move so
swiftly as one man or a dozen, espe-
c,ally in the "Hills," where discipline
IL reckoned beneath a proud mans
honor. There were many miles to go
before Khinjan when night fell and
the mullah babe them camp. He babe
them camp because they would have
done it otherwise in any case.
When the evening meal was eaten,
and sentries had been set at every van
tage point, there came another order
from the mullah. The women and
children were to be left in camp next
dawn, and to remain there until sent
for, There was murmuring at that
around the camp, and especially among
Kings contingent. But King laughed.
at is good" he said.
"Why? How 500" they asked him.
"Bid your women make for the Khy-
Der soon after the mullah marches to-
morrow. Bid them travel down the
Khyber until we and they meeti"
"But-"
"Please yourselves, sahibsr' The
hakim's air was one of supremest in
difference. "As for me, / leave no
women behind me in the mountains.
/ am content"
They murmured while, but they
gave the orders to their women, and
King watched the women nod.
Even as Yasmini had tested him and
tried him before tempting him at last,
she must be watching him now, for
even the East repeats itself. She had
sent Ismail for that purpose. It was
likely that her course would depend on
his. If he failed, she was done with
him. If he succeeded in establishing
strong position of his own, she would
yield. With or without Ismaips aid,
with or without his enmity, he must
control his eighty men and give the
slip to the mullah, and he went at once
about the best way to do both.
I'VE will go now" he said quietly.
"That sentry in yonder shadow has
his back turned. He has oyereaten.
We win rush him and put good running
between us and the mullah."
Surprised into obedience, and too de-
lighted at the prospect of action to
wonder why they should obey halxim
so, they Slung on their bandoliers and
made ready. Ismail brought up Kings
horse and he mounted. And then at
Kings word all eighty made a sudden
swoop on the drowsy sentry and took
him unawares. They tossed him over
the cliff, too startled to scream an
alarm; and though sentries on either
hand heard them and shouted, they
were gone like wind-blown ghosts OF
dead men before the mullah even knew
what was happening.
They did not halt until not one of
them could run another yard, King
trusting to his horse to find a footing
along the cliff-tops, and to the men to
find the way.
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"And what does she intend?" King
asked him suddenly.
"She? Ask Allah, who put the spirit
In herl How should l known"
We will march again, my brothers 7"
King shouted, and they streamed along
behind him, now with no advance
guard, but with the Orakzai Pathan
striding beside Kings horse, with a
great hand on the saddle. Like the
others, he seemed decided in his mind
that the hakim ought not to be allowed
much chance to escape.
Just as the dawn was tinting the
surrounding peaks with softest rose
they topped ridge, and Khinjan lay
below them across the mile-wide bone
dry valley. And while they watched,
and the Khinjan men were beginning
to murmur (for they needed no last
view of the place to satisfy any long
| ings , none else than IsInail rose from
! behind a. rock and came to Kings STIR
rup. He tugged and King backed his
horse until they stood together apart.
"She sends this message" said Is
mail, showing his teeth IN the most
peculiar grin that surely the Hills"
ever witnessed. "Many of her men,
who have never been In the army, are
none the less true to her, and she will
not leave them to the mullah's mercy.
They will leave the caves in little
while, and will come up here. They
are to go down into India and be made
| prisoners If the sirkar will not enlist
them. You are to wait for them here"
us that all her messageT' King
asked him.
NAY. That is none of It! This is
her message: THOU SHALT KNOW
THIS DAY, THOU ENGLISHMAN,
WHETHER OR NOT SHE TRULY
LOVED THEEl THERE SHALL BE
PROOF SUCH AS EVEN THOU
SHALT UNDERSTAND |"
Ismail slipped away and lost himself
among the men, and none of them
seemed to notice that he had been
away and had come again. 1t was a
| little more than an hour after dawn
and the chilled rocks were beginning to
grow warmer when the head of a pro-
cession came out of Khinjan gate and
started toward them over the valley.
In all more than five hundred men
emerged and about hundred women
and children. Then:
'Muhammad Amin comes 7" shouted
voice from a crag top.
They Struggled into better hiding,
and there was no thought now of leav-
ing before the mullah should go by.
1t needed an effort to quiet them when
the mullah rose into view at last above
the rise and paused for minute to
stare across at Khinjan before lead
ing his four thousand down and on
ward. He was silent as an image, but
his men roared like river in flood and
he made no effort to check them.
He dismounted, for he had to, and
tossed his reins to the nearest man
with the air of an emperor. And he
led the way down the cliffside without
hesitation, striding like mountaineer.
His men followed him noisily.
1t was thirty minutes after the last
of the mullah's men had vanished
through the gate, and his own men in
dozens and twenties were scattered
The Pulaskian., 1918-04-26
Invented Cherokee AIphabet.

Sequoyah, inventor Of the Cherokea
alphabet, was one of the great men
OF the Indian race. He was heleL
breed. whose English name 49,
George Guess. His father was 4 49,
man and his mother . full-bloo6 r..
dian woman.
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NE WIS III tnSIC I'LL uouI, dllu IL
never did transpire just what passed,
for he can hold his tongue on any SUBJ
ject like a clam, and the general, If
anything, can go him one better. Cour-
tenay was placed under orders not to
talk, so those who say they know ex-
actly what happened In the room be-
tween the time when the door was
shut on King and the time when he
knocked to have it opened and called
for the general, are not telling the
truth.
What is known is that finally the
general hurried through the door and
calculated, "Well, I'm d-dl" be-
fore he could close 1t again. The SEN
try (Punjabi Mussulman) has sworn
to that over a dozen campfires since
the day.
And it is known, too, for the sentry
has taken oath on 1t and has told the
story so many times without much
variation that no one who knows the
mans record doubts any longer-it Is
known that when the door opened
again King and the general walked
out with the Hangar between them.
And the Hangar had no turban on,
but carried 1t unwound In bis hand.
And his golden hair fell nearly to his
knees and changed his whole appear
ance. And he was weeping. And he
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'POHREsOvANY AMERICKY
BALON.

Cane Nav. II. 6ervna.
nasnd reznamS Test osud vel
Ikehn riditelnfho balorn. ktesv
" soboti1 b. 6. hod. vvulul = teto
zakladnv aibv patral no i,6ne-
cktch si,bmarjnach. Stroi OBJ
sazen bvl aviatiham rs1ncrni
letecl6 stanice 4 Drakti ktikantem
aviati'kv. 20 hFesovan6 vzdu
.choloii bvlo 20 celou noe 4 dan
" zdeisica vod ach ! ], I11vsii viz
qipskvch dsilovpx patr6no n6-
mcfnfmi aeroplanv. natrolnfmi
ai,Inv / iintm drohn6 6ixfm lod'-
stvem. N6ktef ]etci pfik lonuif
~ u p6hledvgze se s'sed plvn
" kalon' vzilal na sir&ra nlofi
u vgsIovili Ne. ze adlta hvla
n6lr+Aron Datrai{cf lodi vvlove
AZ 4 We bAz airazu y 1etl1ratsf
dob9 v ndkter6m pSfsxu e
Objevf. is sIE ss
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NEUSPECH RAKOUSKA MA ITAL.-
SKE FRONTE URYCIILf PAD
CERNOzLUTE RISE.
vSEOBECNA REVOLUCE BY BYLA JISTYM
VYSLEDKEM PORAzKY.

Washington IT. cervna Jest-i ze nepodafi Rakou-
sku dnesnf ofensivy prolom italske ne nedobude
nevidet n6jakeho vezstv prestane byh pax ddlezm
cnitelem nyn9j valky Habsburska rise jiz
znava by znamena dos maly ne1spech hojis cin
proo aby nasypalo vastnmu du psek oc zoufae poku
sy o.dobytf Benatek.
Zde vsak panuje nezlomne pfesv6deeni ze spojencnm
podar zomi kazdy podobny pokus alska armada jest
opafena vsim echo e kporazeni nep
tee eba ducha znacne poslena anglckm
divsemi die ysech znamek uchopf "a
tscho pfznvch okolnost docneho vacenf We Wash
ingtonG to- BE dve pcny zenou Rakou
sko aby hedao rozhodnu vlask6 onte Jest to pred
natlak N9mecka aby Rakousko udeflo Ial tim ably
by napor nemeckyh vojsk btevn Care Fran
hya by tim pomoc Italie We Fanc ktere BY
italske posly pfisy praye who'd
Ia druhe cernozuta rise otfasa svych zakla
dech vzbouren sha edno druh6 Cechach sou ponery
Cechoslovane cee f demonstruf proh vydanf
podrucf Germane hrozny nedostaek potravin
Praze We Vdn Budapest tff lid nemecky madarsky.
Nad9je potravin Ukrany rozplynuy nvec,
an Ukrajnci san sou snad tom este hlf cee ze
oztva jediny HAS HAS volajcf miru kazdou
Sam n9mecky tisk rise jest pin obav rakouskou sta
ci ciziny nepronkly zpravy pravem stavu, sou
hrancs jest6 pfisne sTezeny nez-i tonu bylo drive
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JIkf KLEcANDA MRTEv

New York. IL. cervna.
sZe spolehliveho pramenu Sc O.
znarnuie. ze znamv pracovnik
naseho hnutf nan Jifi Klecan-
ds.redaktor "Cechoslovaka" v
Rusku. zemrel. zdolan byv "a
kesncu nemocf, ktera ucinila
konec- .ieho plodnemu zivotu.
Pan Jiff Klecanda bvl Q prvych
kdoz pochopili ducha doby q
:zalozsnfm "Cechoslovaka, I ie
hoz byl zodpovednym redak-
tnrem. vvkonal pro nasi vec We
lice mnnl1n a zeimAna neocenf
telp6 s]ilzbv prnkazal naSemn
hnuti. ze pnsnhil ma nase "a
.iatce. ze ie sill v zaietf 3 ze
i'm nlehtoval itch 1trapv, ia
koz BE i rlatne pfisnSl ku "
vcdenf jsch do nasi Ceskoslo-
Evensk6 armady.
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zANIK MEM. TIsKU.
We vltdnich kruzfch Sc prosly-
cha, K clevelandskyy ssWaech-
ter und Anzeiger" bude
potlaGen.

" zdejsich yladnich kruzich
vyskytuji Sc urcite pfedzvesti,
ze cIav elandskt nkuseck5 taso.
pis Waechter und Anzeiger bu
de washingtonskymi Grady po-
tlacen, jeho vydavanf zastave-
no. Stane sc tax brzy a to k VII
Ii redakcni 1vaze, v kteremzto
clanku "Waechter" 25 kvetna
pry tvrdf, ze vlada ma nedosta
tex 1rednfki, podlehajfcfch "a
kontim o civilnf sluzbe, pone-
vadz dotcene vladnf dTady po-
merne malo vynasejf. "Waech
ter" dotceny clanek censure v
pfekladu nepredlozil patrn6
slo mu o vzbuzovanf predsudku
proti vladimir iTadim, coz pff-
& Sc valecnym zakonim tisko-
WIN.
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PROII VALECN1M 1SKULOVCOh.
ODSOUZENf VYI1YBACI VOJEN-
SKYM POVINNOSTEM.
DozvUKY lRsKEHo sPIkNUTl u AMERIcE.

Washington IT cervna Jiste spiknutf mez tovarnxy
knmi jednately Washngton6 die kereho agent
dostava tucne prove sprosfedkovani vadnch valec
nych objcdnavek bylo nes departmentem spravedno
jeveno.
obevenfm techto smejdd rukuv nasedovay pff-
prohdky kanceafch zavodd zabyvajcich vyrobou
valecnych zasob cty bosons obchodnc bys zde udani
ze provads nedovolene praktky vadn fady tu ze dal
sim setenm vyjde celia fada podobnych nerfojno
sh.
N9ktem agenti dostavali 1pIatky tsicove ably vlvem
sv5m opatf tovarnkim vadnf objednavky kterym arci
provse t9cho kseftafd byy cet Syce sama pf
pocftavany
o pokontnich obchodech dozvedel Sc sekretaf valky
Baker seretaf namofnictv Daniels cey pfpad Jest sedo
van sanym presidentem Wisonem.
We Washingtone bylo prohlednuto IL zavodd mnoho
korespondence byl odneseno fad. Podobne prohdky
konany po ceych Spoj atech ovsem take Gle
vaak prav ze cevelands5 faddm dosu nitehoz
znamo ze dtefe nejake prohlfdk Cievelande
byly konany.
Dnes povrzen by sekretarem valky Bakerem rozsudek
vyneseny n6koka muz kte odmit konat vojenske
vnnost lezenfch Upton, N Y Gordon Ga. Vnfci zdra
hall boiova prot Nemecku Rakousku vrzenm ze by
zbran muse pozvednou prot krevnim pfatedm, dosud
techto zemfch zicch Dvanact obzalovanych nchz die
soude jest v6tna Zidd bylo odsouzeno tfesm cd
18 mec do Is let Die Bakerovch vypoved vschni odsou
zeni budou po yalce deportovan do pTfslusnych zem
charei horach oregonskych zatcen byl Jeremiah O.
Leary vidce amerckych rcanI naleza cee do New
Yoru kde spou jnymi irsm spikenc bude vysetfovan
Ma obvinen vyzv6dacstv bude zatcena celia rada kch
agator DIE pfedbeznych vyslechn ma vada po pro
OIearymu jeho oupencnm mnoho usvedcujcich dnkazd
Bra zaceneho skeho v1dce Alexis OLeary vypovidal a
ko svGdek ze celia rodna nesouhasa nkdy stanovkem
zatceneho ktere vyadroval SVEN stu zvanem Bull"
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ODJEZD PROFESORA sMASARYkA

zenf nasf Vlasti jest nutna po-
tfeba. At Sc ty nase sliby = ze
vytrvime az do konce, ukazi v
nasf praci j Y nasich obetech.
AT nase nadseni Sc nepodoba
rachejtli, ktera poskytuje jen
chvilkoyou krasu.
Pobyt profesora Masaryka v
nasem stredu nikdy nevymizf z
nasf pam9ti. Dokazme jen, ze
jsme hodni t6 dIvery kterou '
mas klade.
Professor Masaryk byl veera
hostem u pravnika Harry Pa
vera v Euclid Heights = pax
'navstfvil universitu Western
Reserve, vratiI Sc pax do hote-
lu ;-odkud $ taskou iako iiny Oh
dan sam Sc ma nadrazf ode
.bral.
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ZTRATY AMER. MARINAKo

Washington, II. cervna.
AmeriGtf marinaci zasahli v ak
ci ma francouzske fronte 9. Ger
vna 1913 q do vcerejska ztraty
nasich marinakd ma zapadnfm
bojisti obnasejf TIT muzd eel
KEN. 2 tech LOG pablo v bitve,
58 podlehlo svym ranam, 53S
bylo lehce poraneno a nekolik
je nezv6stnych, patrne zaia-
t5ch. z distojnfkI pablo jich
8 a t9zce zran9no g.
Nejvetsf ztraty marinakG lda
tujf Sc cd zabranf posic u Cha
teau Thierry ma Marn9.
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Mas vndce, ma ktereho .jsme
Sc ysichni tesili, ktery nam zde
zfskal move, pffzniyce q 1ctu cd
celnych Americana, 8 kterym
|:jsme zazili doiemnych okamzi-
KID a jehoz ddvody vnesly move
Esvetlo do naseho hnutf, zfskal
move pracovnfky i pracovnice,
lzter6mu slfbili jsme vernost a
|pfinasenf obetf a on nam slibil,
ze 8 namivytrva az do konce,
|odjeI vcera eodpoledne do Wa
shingtonu. Ucel jeho uvftani
|bYi skvele dosazen. Nynf zale-
Una mas bychom nasemu-slibu
dostali. Pfesvedcili jsme Sc o
sobn6 o jeho skromnosti, . je-
|ho lasce K tomu narodu. 2 ne
|hoz vyseI q kter6mu cely 'ziyot
|v9noval, On videl nase mnoz-
stvf. nase nadSeni, on vidM ma
III dobrou Will. On pfivabil I'll
|sfce kraiani. ktere dosud 3 me-
|pochopenf byli necinnymi 20
|chyhovaGdm i sk1dcnm prace
Nv z&jmn naseho hrutf ktera "a
|jeho pobvtu zde bvla vykona-
Ina. bv msla zavfft dsta.
Nuze znova dc prace Do
'ka3me nkutkv. re isne jeho dil
very hodny. Pfi nasf pouti mus
me dokazat, jak navsteva ma
seho yndce m9la ma mas velkS
|Ncinek; jak mnoho dovedenns
|ob9tf pfinaset pro til nasf mi
|lpu vlast. kde nase bratfi, ses-
Itry, rnnohtch fodice, strasRs 4
|muka pred d6favaif,
Ta odhod sost, vvtrvalost 3
| cb9tavost profesora Maasrvka.
ta ieisc lasIa X yeSkeremu idu
nechf lest pfeneSena a. vsech.
inv nase kraiany. 4 krajankx
TAX abT cestpx 4 rAdi pfinA'
seli ~ obsta, kterfch X osvobe
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NOvAMOBIIIsACE RUSKE A1kslADY|
TURECKE voJsKo oBsADILo TkSRIz v PERsIl.

L Londyn III cervna Ruska Dezdratna depese oznamu-
e ze bosevicka vlada nafida mobisovAnf tffd
roa 1893 1897 staya Sc tax patrne n6slekem noveho
nemeckeho ofensvnho hnutf prozrazaJ byo w
jedndy5nf dprsvs hranic pferuseno. Die zprav
postupuji NErnrf ohlssti 81 PC -
Tnreck6 vojsko obsadilo Tabriz ktery Jest Persi
hlav n1este Teheranu druhym zem
a ohasue recka dfednf voenska zprava ne IA cerv
ma. Text raportu znf: M 8
81 Okupova sme oba hfehy jezera Urumiah mesto Ta-
briz severozapadnf Persi abycho ochrani kdlo na
mady ma kavkazske front6. e
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Geneva III Geryna vfdensf6 casopisy IA referovanf
nyn9iN raous6 offensive ylasch popfra BE dotcent
vyboi nafzen by Berlnem Ofensivu fprav pr1 rakouk
Reneran edin2 Raksan1 dosud nepomahaif Drt ami
Buhai ami rc Nsmecko vysna sv& pomocn6 sbory
Rakusandm do Italie teprv dnes.
Neuraln diplomat Berlina do zenevy pray6 pfijedaL
sd9uje ze N9mecku vladne vek sen nasedken nezdaru
nemecke ofensivy Fanc Neecky lid iistotou ocekar
val ze Hindenburg dobyde Pafze mir ze bude nAsledoya
N9nec5 narod srachue budoucnos zyla6t6 nynf kdy
ocna anericka cerstvy mnzvem stale je doplho
yana v4tsina n&roda e ppadn6 odstoupe
ii Esas je aby vaka bya zastavena HospOdaf
IKE pomsry horst d mad svou budou-
1 cnostf zoufa. s3 s M S1 Sx2Rs HgNF
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VLASI zATLA(III JE Y HORACH A Ma
PIAVE.
WIDEN HASA $4,000 ZAJATC0, J, RIM
4,5OO.
CISAR KAREL MA FRoNTE.

Londyn 49, eervna Nejen ze vlasi Jim polnahajfcf
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