Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1920-01-02


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daHAAier Isl T.aEA ati4e lmpeeaNi9u'
aWasQataE is doomed fe Maffg aa nus
tata tat Weal tli8 ieiAaie 81 aAnie9A
nilas oNNer. Hbe 81 aiatelF WanQers
from Aer h@tei M Scouts Atrla AND dIs
co4efa ala aviator about fy from thf
beach. luDHiaiNei4 Nt eVarse ih.aKNius
ti3es VIZ nap well es merely p.eA.s
eAcasAsqn, ana #aiEnae fsllei from
tbaugAta 90 her iufpanalaH foteias4 uar-
riaHe aHe beGe 80 Dr. tdEeu igf AiHht,
although she does not know h.fu TIE
somewhat ugwlllngly asgees. and They
start
CHAPTER ff.-wheu she realizes her
unknown aviator is not going back Au-
dfha ID desperation tfea u choke him
with one Of her stockings He ihWarts
her and they sail on into the very heart
OF 8fiiea Landing Il an Immense eraai
AnaFen fintla the natives ali bow in w0r-
niip TO her mysterious epmHnulpu. SHE
81 given & slave boy, 'Bethtuh," and the
White Man sets about building hut for
her
CHAPTER ffr.-Andrea y given
glimpse of the home which ia TO be sers.
ana wonders at ~ eempletepes7 White
and iu spite Of the 98ct that he naa re-
fused 10 take her back q civilization Ans
dret acsepts las Invitation. but be CON
tlnuos dsaf g her pleaaing that lie re-
stofe her 70 her ifieaas,
CHAPTER Iy.--Anarea ID awakened
from H9aad sleep next morning hy loud
pounding on her doorway and is told TO
prepare s9r days hunt with white Man.
She Thoroughly enjoys the exciting trip
and begins to understand more 90 he
"h0sta. character aud the reason for
his apparently ruthless Strengthening of
animala. lie - providing for the force
Of blacks he employs and who look 70
him for sustenance.
-t.s..-...
her deporable lack Of change Of clothing,
y surprised and deiirhtad when a trunk.
loaded with everything ia she way of
clothing dear TO the feminine heart, is
dropped a. her doorway by Htalwaft ma
tYes and sha is told by White Man that
they are hers. White Man by a skilful
shot saves her from the attack Of a
sable bull and she IL fast becoming rec
onciied to her fate after eight days ia
the craal.
CHAPTER Won another expedition
the donkey on which Andrea is mounted
runs away with her and she Is for a
moment made ridiculous White Man ex-
plains the African method of wife pur-
chase. 'obolo," She Is horrined After
ward she listens 10 the report OF native
runners that a herd OF elephants Is In
the district and is invited 10 the hunt by
White Man. They start down a croco-
dlle-infested stream for the scene OF the
hunt
CHAPTER VII After tedious tramp
three bull elephants are sighted and An
drea u transiixed by the excitement of
OF the killing OF two elephants Andrea i
suddenly finds herself In the warm EN-
brace OF White Man To her surprise
she Is by no means Indignant Andrea
learns that another white man is en- |,
camped near their cFaal. but when she |
declares she would like to see him White !
Man warns her she must never try to ,
see or communicate with the stranger.
lie refuses to give his reasons. and An
drea resolves to meet the other man.
CHAPTER VIII = White Man an
nounces that his work Is ended. and prep ,
anations are made for the shipment OF
the material on hand. One rainy night
Andrea allows herself to become de-
spondent She gives the signal agreed
en between them to summon White Man ,
2 her in case OF danger With mix
Ter from her Respondent Mt. His strong ,
haFaeter and his ideas OF life OF use
usness are something OF a revelation to ,
sndfea. used To the frivolous existence !
csins to realize with a little alarm that
ne y beginning 20 care deeply for him. Z
CHAPTER Ix.-~Eext day Andrea Is 1
eized with violent attack OF pernicious /,
Malaria and for three days White Man I
ages a desperate fight for her life He
ucceeds and the incident results IN the
lscpTery OF their love FOR each other. 9
.uarea learns that her companion is Il
1bsft 0ulman Trevor. once famous 4.
yer, victim OF nervous shock and inca y
aeitaied for work ia the air. The trip L
, sac coast, where he met Andrea was
ndertakeu through necessity. ana he Is y
iraid 20 risk her safety in another y
scent
CHAPTER %.-A dinner for which they /,
al both dressed Ia European style Is in
srrupted BY the sound OF a chantey.
White Man knew Andrea SUSPECTED I
hen when he sent her 70 her hut she
new that the "uthor man was an
reaching. From her hut Andrea hears
10 stranger "a tenor who had disup-
cared after short career which had
lade him famous sing the aria from h
Faust" and his wonderful voice at
acted her. Then seeing his horribly X
luulated face she is overwhelmed with II
'rror He knocks her down and carries
er to his boat and to his craal u