Marble Hill press., 1920-06-17

- fNaAs NAsEN WIZ no now TuAns
Ebyye ths surfacc TIE sky h.los sd
% hA0,hsr world These plains end
ridges a, rei sand wsre the hasks q
tas flanet Lsvingtoas syss schcd
vilh The distances 10 the giars % tsy
san. Tw0 q the caBc,s usry k!lie,A
% provide sgs;enance for the Otbers.
ans the tWo nca sharrd VITA the
talstA
Ngu tie high ~inds crms Ia q bruis-
az infrrri as u the slsnenis rad
fZrn~i elsmy. md this Vas tksf
'ttsat The t.asfs gave % sni werc
1f.t"n into 4 roaring gully uLerr the
lizsi Was hroken s1tnsahat II whia-i
aEd rushed OVERHEAD an bssan 20
tgrg ihsm with saud
IN this ehoking osnfusioa TIE cup-
err cane eulekiy--a hfics AraF Ia
vhich ths white tnru vere too late
"a thsir runs R.dsrx uere down
uso1 thsfa, AZ avalanche q tsr~rl'y
TIE s'orTa had otscurci their cumIns.
CA h0rsss demon lac Abd vt.mni they
BAD sgei down thruugh the sanistorrn
- u u vefs 40 April ruin. Thcse
we're unnsisr mn with slvcry eyes
Their bear'is wcrc hanging mats -
ssli their faou'hs cakei 9Th tus'
Close hifing ieatlsf hs.m,,s ellarr,i
ihelF heads
Leaiber thongs whipped cot ard
e.fclci Cols aFgas ftI BE- uas heI
lv.A L. uiomcni sfrlug hands ucfs
undressing the utis mcn. Tie
frIsiteh~i camsls vere being driven
raay The strangers worked IN
a,-ous beat. chanting sols ~ payer.
ft,.r vH.o,- mIugllrg wlik tie savage
sind EyrfyfA.n. vas taken firm tfe
If.sausss. ant DAGGER point. v~rc seHi
f.pp.rg ihrngsh 'hrir gufnent.
MarrA vas shooting. pleading vifh
nfh Offers bat he received % ryply-
only hls ruined clothing Then the re
ua'ri'r - The party leap-l and spar.
rel tAs4F hslry lsasi. up the siopc.
The shanering sand 'ii them asafn.
L'y,nEi9n's face and shoulder Urrc
r4mh v.ih TIE r,lillz - little gou.S
I; Vas OH tnlsl-i "a a moment
ar, yal go rightly ASKED Marsh.
"i-s They t.Int leave AnytslHg
With extreme dlr'cUify the two
travellers st'ppoI iH'o ana ad,ssttI
tArlr uss The map WIS gone. r.5ng
with .ans gold. ous.s. provl-aons,
water. aad A.l sens. - dlre-tion.
Their ey,, were ri with rain Tie
v.Hi clustered IN dr. fary a. e tie
riders mi.hi msicrallrc oct q it a
SECOND time
They mus; have lad ss IN viev al,
day. perhaps yesterday. or tA.y cugli
la' have fouag us e. tbs weather
sa.i MauJh. h.iChirs the remains q
b. trousers o. a b.t ~ shirt
Those l0rses weren't r-al- saA
Con. And hos iii they sc, me ar
uef W Win leather before coaid
aravT'
They spofc Nth Icvi'y that vas not
81, each hoping ~ hts caimncss 20
ei rcr the other The actual situation
vas too plain. Lexington aided:
at least We seem 10 be 10 the right
bcighhorhooi
I'VE cnn wait here until We Fc,
straight hy the stars sald March. Il
maintain that We did fairly we'll 10 /
have come this FAR before they found .
Us"
Yes"
March pretended no, IN notice the I
trembling 81 his VOICE. B6;h were
busy with new ways %. assembling
garments Then Con saw
thar bis friend was smiiln.
Bay" said March. I'VE mar not and
much 10 eat or drink. but we are not
quite done for"
Lexington nodded witt out cufupr-
bending. and bis companion added:
I'VE are not altogether lost"
How Is thatf"
For answer. March balanced himself
against Cons shoulder and llfic,i up
one foot. as II 10 hook at bruiFe,
and busted II carefully. A duplicate
II the map WAS clearly tntiooed on
the sole of his right foot