Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-05-07

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shali have the more fear Of that whAch
i hidden and kept secrefT'
Perhaps" laconscaliy admitted
williams.
This morning." im~perfurbahiy went
on Jitendras II did not know that such
a man as You lived. nor did you knew
me-. Fate Wills that we meet and JomF~
ney On together"
'sTo E PasoT' interrupted the other.
saTo whittier the same fate shall der
eide thar bade you drag me from the
burning car. i did not ask Il. for
Ylshnu had sealed not only my Hps,
but smothered my thoughts. Fate
spoke. sahib. and you oheyed. And
now the same fate whispers 20 me,
bidding me turn aside from my 3our
ney and go On with you until IL per
mits me to preserve you ~ you have
this day preserved me-
"Oh. / say. Mr.. Jitendra. = can't let
you interrupt your trip 10 bother about
me or my affairs" protested Williams.
Really, It's very thoughtful o9 you.
but its wholly unnecessary"
He Strengthened his strong. young
body and leaned back I'm the Pullman
at this typical oriental method Of ap-
probation. One touch OF nature makes
the whole world akin, and Buck Wil-
liams vaguely grasped the spirit OF re-
ligious gratitude that burned In the
fran figure before him.
"Noblease oblige'' it anunclated as
loudly AS IL spoken La actual words
audible above the roar OF the train,
now racing again toward El Paso.
"Who shall say7" graphically re-
piled Jitendra. "Sahfb, / have aaid
that the ways Of your people are not
the ways OF mine. But Il have also
said that fate or destiny bears rule
over ali peoples. And I may not jour
ney far upon the Seven Paths II / try
to step aside from the Karma which
may / progress. Otherwise I ann I'm
letters until another incarnation o.
sorrow and pain has set me free"
The quick grind OF the brakes d.
verted Buck Williams from a reply.
The beiated limited came to q stop.
A boy leaped up the steps of the Pun.
man bearing q telegram.
mfr. Willfamsl' shouted Conductor
Martin. The young man hurried to the
end OF the car, received the message.
and the train picked up again ale Inc
tore It open to read:
"Culiacan, Mexico, June 40. 1018.
buchanan Williams,
Clifton. Arizona.
forward Train No. &. East-bOund.
Manuel Pacheco and mine crew
take to the hills after ~plundering com.
pany store. Meet me sheldon hotel
Ell Paso. quick. More trouble brew
Ing around ID Tigre.
sWnLLIAM SCOTT"
Four and d half hours late the lin.
tied slipped into the Union station ii
Ell Paso. Buck williams had forgot
ten the wreck, Jitendra, and everything
else In the chaos Of new thoughts re-
garding the peril to bis mine.
He climbed into q taxicab and was
whirled to the hotel. Scott leaDet
across the lobby with extended hand.
! buck e. he cried, delightedlv
: "Great guns, man, but I'm glad 10 ses
youl The whole province OF SinaIoa
!: IL shot 4 h. again-another revolu
! tion started. Paehee0 and those laz5
Mexicans have robbed you OF nearly
everything You on top OF tht
ground. From the looks of things
they're planning to cop the FL Tigrl
{ itself"
1907" drawied Buck. stifrening /
little. the light OF battle flaming In hi
blue eyes. suddenly grown cold. -
picked up q rumor OF this Mt Clifton
{ yesterday. One Of the mine bosseI
d overheard some Mexicans discusslnl
II Tigre. lie told the superintendent
d who repeated IL to me. / had jus
: time to pack my bag. and by sheer Iucl
) | caught No. 8 east-bound at Lords
burg"
we can't do much without al
!. army gIoomed Scott, kicking in
dubious fashion at the tiled floor. 9
had 4 mighty hard two days gettinI
]. through-came by way Of ChihuahnI
after striking overland from the coas
and got the last train out. Amer
cans are thick enough along this sid
Of the border: but d mosquito with
! gun thai would fit him couldn't pac
. it across Into Jnarez-no, stri m
commander at Fort Bliss says W
ought TO stay at home.'
T. He hasn't q notwithstanding mfn
d 70 losssT senfenfiously observed Wi
liams. turning 20 the register. He stun
: bled against . dimlnukive figure. who's
head just topped the o~nyx-framed deal
e "Whaf-you hereg" ne cried. :
told you that Z didn't want you !
reciprocate my small assistance TIL
afternoon Axr. Jitendra.e
The brown man saIaamed low.
What says the Ancient Wisdom
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