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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
MYSLA 0 PO.
LEPSZENIU POLICU.

komiSja Rady micjskiej dla
spraw policji odbyla wczoraj po-
isicdzenie, TIA ktorem zastanawia-
10 sic mad polepszenicm stosun--
kow w Chicago przez zaprowa-
dzcnic r6znych ulepszeh w de-
partamencie policyjnym. Prcze-,
sem tel komiSji jest alderman W.
! p. Steffen. Wniesionych zostaio
) rezolucji, celem dopomozenil
szefowi policji Iitzmorrisowi W
| jego walce re zbrodniarzami
bandytyzmem.
Alderman Clayton F. Smith
wni6sf ,zolucje, domagajqca sic
pomnozenia liczby policjantow,
ktora odcSiano do subkomitctu,
Ipolecajqc mu odbyG W tel kwe-
| lstji konferencje szeiem Fitz.
morrison.
Rezolucje aldermana Franza,
domagajacq sic utworzcnia no.
wei ,,komisji zbrodni", kt6raby
opracowaia prawa. cclem zwal--
czania wystepku, odes}ano do sub
komitetu ziozonego alderIna-
now Franza i McDonough'a, lito
remu. rowniez polecono odbycie
konferencji panem Fitzmorri-
sem.
Do innego subkomitetu odesia-
no rezolucje aldermana Armi.
tage, ktory zada utworzenia spe.
cjalnego biura dla zapobiegania
lzbrodni.
Rezolucje aldermana Kostnera,
Iktora domaga sic specjalnego u
wzgledniania przy awansach i
innych sposobnoSciach tych po-
llicjantow, kt6rzy wyroznili sic w
sluzbie, odesiano do subkomite--
tn zlozonego z alderrnanow Ea-
itou'a, Passmore i Burns'a.
Wreszcie rezolucja wnicsiona
przez aldermana Smitha domage
sic nowych przepisow i ograni--
czeii przy sprzedazy broni pal
ne;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
BEZCZELNE zADANIA AME
RYKANSKICH HUNoW.

Jeszcze Stany Zjednoczont
znaiduja sic teoretycznie W sta,
ME wojny Niemcami, jeszcze
wszyscy pamietamy dobrze, ia
Fkic zdradzieckie spiski ma ko-
rzySc kajzera, a na szkode Ame'
ryki knuli Niemcy tutejsi prze'
ciwko krajowi - a juz z w&asci-
wa swej rasie bezczelnoscia "a,
czynajq oni podnosic glove dc
CORY domagac sic najwyzszych
wplyw6w politycznych, niepom
nj ma to, ze spoczywa ma Mich pie
tho zdrajc6w. I charakterystycz'
mem jest W tenn wszystklem, re
Ijako pierwszych Z polniedzy Sic
bic kandydatGw do tych wpfy'
WOW wysuwaja ludzi w tym Sto-
pniu skompromitowanych jak II,
p. Geo. Sylwest er Niereck, re-
daktor swego czasu osfawione'
go progermahskiego a antiame
rykahskiego tygodnika Father
land, obecnie zaS redaktor The
| American Monthly" w Nowym
Yorku. Takich wrog6w tego kra-
ju maja czelnoSt Niemcy amery-
kahscy narzucac prezydentowi
eiektowi Hardingowi do jego ga
binetu. wypominajac mu, re icf
to w}aSnie gIosom solidarnyn
zawdziecza sw6j wybor. Par
Harding odbiera siuszne kare "a
Iswoie kokietowanie zywioSu ME
mieckiego podczas- kampanji wy
iborczej.
w Lincoln Hall pnr. 10S Ger
mania place odbylo sic wczoral
zebranie The National League
Iof German Americans, organi'
zacji obejmujacej Gale Stan2
Ziednoczone, ma ktorem przyje
to rezolucje, domagajace sic cd
prezydenta elekta Hardinga, a,
by ofiarowa, przynajmniej jednc
miejsce w gabinecie swoim Mem
cowi-Amerykaninowi. Ulozone
rownoczeSnie liste nazwisk tyct
Niemcow anerykahskich, kto
rych wspomniana Liga rekornen'
duje panu Hardingowi jako maj
ilcpszych kandydatow. Speciality
komitet pod przewodnictwem
iwy1nienionego wyzej V1erecEs
ina sic udat do Marion, Ohio
doreczyc te liste prezydentowi,
elektowi. Komitet bedzie sic sta,
Irai udowodnic mu, ze gdyby ME
solidarne poparcie Niemcow, by
tby przepadi przy wyborach,
Iprezydentem zostalby obrahy gu
bernator Cox = ma tel podsta
Iwie ma pruska efronteria "a.
Idac zaplaty "a te pomoc w po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
NIEMCY ZAWIADOM1LY
ALTANToW o MOBILIZACJl
WOISK POLSKICH.

Berlin. IL. stycznia. - Niemcy
wysialy wczoraj urzedowe "a
wiadomienie do Paryza, Londynu
Rzymu, il rad niemiecki PoSia
da informacje, &c Polska mobili-
zuje 100000 wojska ma granicy
G6rnego Slaska.
Niemcv oskarzajq Polakow, Il
zamicrzaja oui zajqt Gorny
Slask bez wzgledu ma wynik pie
biscytu.
Niemcy ostrzegajq Polske o
niebezpieczenstwie, jake moze
wyniknat W razie nilitarnej de-
monstracji Polakow ma Gornym
Slasku.
ALJANCI PLANUJA sTWo-
RENE MIEDZYNARODo-
WEI ARMJl PRLE(l" Bull
SZEWIKOM.
Londyn, IL. stycznia. - Ma
konferencji premierow pahstw
sprzymierzonych, ktora ma odbyc
sic IS stycznia, bedzie rozwazana
sprawa stworzenia miedzynarodo
wei armji, kt6ra mogfaby pre-
ciwstawic sic armji bolszewickiej
W razie jej inwazji na zachod.
w koiach dyploihatycznych pa
nuje przekonanie, re niebezpie-
czshstwo ofensywy bolszewickiej
lest bardzo realne polityka en-
tente'y powinna zmierzac do po'
rozumienia pomiedzy Francja
Anglia co do przedsiewzjecia cd
powiednich krok6w W razie ataku
ze strony bolszewikow. Anglia
zastrzega sic, re ME wezmie ona
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
SZYNKARZE OSKARzENI o
ZNIEWAGE SADU.

Trzynastu szynkarzy chicago
skich, wiaczajac w to Johna T. i
Williama McGovern, przeciwko
ktorym taxa akcja poprzednio
ju1 zostaia podjeta, otrzymaio we
zwanie do stawienia sic przed
dystryktowym sedzia Landisem
pod oskarzeniem o zniewage sa-
du, popeiniona przez zignorowa-
ME zakazu sadowego, wzbrania-
jacego i'm sprzedazy trunkow
alkoholicznych. Zakaz ten zostal
i'm wydany przez sedziego Ian
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
O FABRYKE PRZETWoRoW
AZAToWYCH.

Washington, 12go stycznia. -
Projekt budowy fabryki przetwo
row azotowych W Muscle Shoals,
Alabama przeszedi wczoraj W Sc
nacie tylkojednym glosem. koszt
wybudowania tel fabryki ma wy
nosic $12,5OO,OOO. Prejektowi te-
mu sprzeciwiaio sic wielu sena-
torow oswiadczajac, IL MIN ia
bryka ia pocznie wyrabiac nawo'
zy azotowe dla uzyzniania grun-
tow, kosztowac bedzie Rad Sta
now Zjednoczonych do $l9o,ooo'
600, inni jednak senatorzy utrzy-
mywali, il dzieki takiej tabryce
koszt dla farmerow uprawy roll
znacznie sic zmniejszy.
KONFERENCJA PAN-AME-
RYKANSKIEJ FEDERAcJ1
PIRACY.
Meksyk, miasto, IL stycznia.-
Wczoraj rozpoczela sic tn kon-
ferencia Pan-Amerykahskiej Fe-
dcracji piracy. Giownym punktem
konferencji bedzie rozpatrzenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
I Biura MeteorolOg:cznegO.

Wsch6d sIoiica o godzinie 7:1I.
Zach0d sioica 0 gOdzinic 4:4O.
:.
Pogeda w Chicago j okolicy: PO-
godnie we srode W czwartek. We
czwartek temperature sic podnosi.
Umiarkowany p6hocno-zachodni
wiatr we srode, przechodzacy " po-
udniowo-zachodni W CzWartek.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyasza wczoraj godzinie popolu-
dpiu, S9 stopni, najnizsza~ o godzi--
nie rano dzisiaj, 1S stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
KALENDARZYK.

DIs, sroda, 12 stycznia: Sw. Ar
kadjusza.
Jutro. czwartek is stycznia: Sw.
HilrajusZa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
BoLSZEWJA SZUKA HAN
DLU z DANA.

Haga, 12. styczria. (Prasa
Stow - Rad sowiet6w czyni
|usiiowania w kierunku nawiaza-
MIA stosunkow handlowych z
Holandja. Gazeta duhska podaje,
re Krasin, bolszewicki minister
Ihandlu. ma zamiar przyby6 W
tym celu do Holandji,- lecz we
dug wiadomoSci posiadanycf
przez Prase Stowarzvszona, nie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12

(Uokonczenle na str. 6-eI).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
KURs MAREK PoLsKICH.

WedIe komunikatu Polskiego Hon
sulatu Generalnego kurs marek pol.
skich lest dis $50 marek "a jednc-
60 dOlara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12

Dokonczenie ma stronicy 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-01-12
Burmistrz Miasta Cork Bedzie
Deportowany.
KOBIETY PRZEClW WlELKIEJ ARMJI.
Skromna Inauguracja Prezydenta HardiDga.
INNE TEL G R AMY K A JOWE

Sprawy, celem nawiazania przy-
jaznych stosunkow miedzy robo-
tnikami W P6inocnej, Poiudnio-
wei i Srodkowej Ameryce, oraz W
Meksyku. Samuel Gompers. pre-
zes Amerykahskiej Fcderac;i
Piracy, oSwiadczyi, zc chociaI
przyjazd wielu delegat6w zostal
zaniechany lub opozniony, mimo
to sprawy konferencji zoStatnl
pchnlete naprz6d mozliwic mai
szybciej. Obrady jednak toczq
sic w wolnem tepie, ponicwaz
mowy / wnioski muszq bye thu
maczone Z jezyka angielskiego ma
hiszpahski naodwr6t. Pog,r0iki
o zamierzonej rywalizacyjnej
konferencji robotniczej radyka-
low. kt6rzy zostali wykluczeni
Z Federacji Piracy, ME zisciiy sic
w sPRAWIE BUDoWY FLO
TY WoJENNEJ.
Washington, 12go stycznia. -
Sekretarz Departamentu mary
narki stwierdzii wczorai pred
komitet Izby Posiow dla spraw
marynarki wojennej, ze miedzy-
narodowe porozumienie narodow
ktore pofozyioby kres wspolzawo
dnictwu w budowaniu okretow
wojennych, pozostaje jedyna al
ternatywa wobec budowania
przez Stany Zjedn. wielliej flo
ty wojennej, zdolnej wywoiat
postrach nakazac sobie szacu.
mex cafego swiata. Sekretarz Da.
niels oswiadczyi sic "a przysts-
pieniem do miedzynarodowego
porozumienia, celem zmniejszenis
floty wojennej wszystkich kra.
jow. Podobne oswiadczenie zlo-
zyi r6wniez podsekretarz Stanu
Davis.
BURMISTRZ MIASTA CORK
BEDZ1E DEPoRToWANY.
Washington, l2go stycznia. -
Podsekretarz Departamentu Sta.
nu Davis zazada} wczoraj cd De-
partamentu Piracy deportacji bur
mistrza miasta Cork w Irlandii
D. O'Callghana, kt6ry w ubie-
g}ym tygodniu przybyl do Sta
now Zjednoczonych bez pasz-
portu. zadanie to podsekretar7
wystosowai ma pismie, przyczem
przytacza proklamacje wydana
przez prezydenta Wilsona W dn.
S-go sierpnia 1918 r., w kt6rej IT,
powaznia on sekretarza Stanu
jako jedyny autorytet celem de-
cydowania, czy obcokrajowiec,
przybywajacy do Stanow Zjednc
czonych z pominieciem przepi
sow paszportowych, ma bye do,
puszczony, czy wydalony tegc
kraju. Sprawl deportacji O'Cal.
laghana zostaia oddana prezyder
towi Wilsonowi do rozstrzygnie.
cia.
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Concrete walks and curbs, that's
me. A. I. Martin. 4otf
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both were cut fairly to ribbons from
head TO foot.
Rar Comas had much the better OF
the battle as he was stronger, quicker
and more intelligent. II soon seemed
that the encounter was done saving
only the FINAL death thrust, when Bar
Comas slipped In breaking away from
a clinch II was the one little opening
that Oak KOva needed. and hurting
himself at the body Of his adversary he
buried his single mighty tusk in Bar
Comas' groin and with last powerful
effort ripped the young ieddak wide
open the full length Of his body. the
great tusk finally wedging in the
bones Of Bar Comas jaw. Victor and
vanqulshed rolled limp and lfelesS
upon the moss. a huge mass of torn
and bloody flesh.
Bar ComGs was stone dead, and only
the most hprculean efforts on the part
NJ Oak Kova's females saved him
from III. tate be deserved. Three
The arena was immense but ex-
tremely uneven and unkempt Around
II the Warhoons had piled building
stone from some OF the ruined edifces
OF the ancient city 10 prevent the AMI
mails and the captives from escaping
into TIM audience, and nj each end
had been constructed cages to hold
them until their turns came TO meet
some horrible death upon the arena.
Kantos Kan and were confined to
gether In one Of the cages. In the
others were wild calots, thoats, mad
zitidars, green warriors and women OF
other bordes and many strange and
ferocious Wild beasts OF Barsoon,
which had never before seen.
shortly after we had been Gagged
the amptrhea'c- began 10 NIL and
within al hour every available part Of
the seating space was occupied. Oak
kova with his jeds and cheftains. sat
at the center Of one side OF the arena
upon large raised platform.
Al signal from Oak koya the
and a dozen green Marian females
we're driven 20 the center Of the arena.
Each was given a dagger and then, at
the far end, a pack OF twelve calots
or Wild doss, were loosed upon them.
As these bruteS, growing and foam
Ing, rassed upon the almost defense
less women ! turred nay head that I
might not see the horrld sight The
wells and laughter OF the green horde
bore WiEeSS 10 the excellent quality
OF the sport and when | turned back
10 the arena, as Kantos Kan told ne
f. was over. saw three victorious
calots, snarlInc and growing over the
bodies Of their prey. The women had
given q good account Of themselves.
Next mad zitidar was looscd
among The remaining dogs, and so Il
went throughout the long, hot nor
rible day.
During the day was pltted against
FIRST men aud then beasts but as was
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During the Day ! Was Pitted Against
First Men and Then Beasts.

armed with a longs ord and always
outclassed ny adversary in agility
and gero-'1 loo strength as well. 1t
proved 49, ,Aild's play TO me. Time
and time again | won the applause OF
the bloodthirsty multitude, and toward
the end there were cries that | be
taken from the arenn and he made a
member OF the hordes OF Warhoon.
Finally there were but three OF US
left, a great green warrior Of some far
northern horde, Kantos Kan, and my.
self. The other two were 10 battle
and then to fight the conqueror for
the liberty which was accorded the
final winner.
Kantos Kan had fought several
times during the day and like myself
had always proven victorious, but oc.
caslonally by the smallest OF margins
especially when pitted against the
green warriors. had little hope that
he could best his giant adversary who
had moved down all before him dur.
ing the day. The fellow lowered near.
~ sixteen feet In height. while KantoS
Kan was some inches under six feet
As they advanced 10 meet one another
! saw for the first time trick OF
Marian workmanship which cen
tered Kantos Kan's every hope Of vic.
tory and life on one cast Of the dice
for. MS he came 10 within about TWEEN.
ty feet Of the huge fellow he threw his
sword arm far behind him over his
shoulder and with mighty sweep
hurled his weapon point foremost ~
tile green warrior. II few true ms an
arrow and piercing the poor devils
heart laid him dead upon the arena.
Kantos Kan and I were now pltted
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tonfsKeU warriors OIL that dry long
years ago, but while II led them away
from Dejah Thoris II did not distract
their attention from endeay0ring to
capture me.
They raced wildly after me until,
finally. my foot struck projecting
piece OF quartz, and down ] went
sprawiing upon the moss As looked
up they were upon me, and although !
drew my longsw0rd In an attempt to
sell my life as dearly as possible, II
was soon over. reeied beneath their
blows which fell upon me In perfect
torrents: my head swan; all was
black. and went down beneath them
70 oblivion
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questioning. hui you are evidently
speaking the truth. and II is equally
evident that You are not OF Barsoom.
! can tell that by the conformation OF
your brain and the strange location OF
your internal organs and the shape
and size OF your heart"
"Can you see through meY' ex.
claimed.
Eyes. can see all but your
thoughts, and were you Barsoomlan
could read those"
Then a door opened nj the far side
OF the chamber and a strange. dried
up, little mummy Of man came
toward me. He wore but o single ar.
tlcle Of clothing or adornment, = small
collar OF gold from which depended
upon his chest great ornament as
large as a dinner plate set solid with
huge diamonds, except for the exact
center, which was occupied by o
strange stone, an Inch in diameter.
that scintillated nine different and dis
tinct rays; the seven coiors Of our
earthly prism and two beautiful rays
which, 10 me. were new and nameless.
] cannot describe them any more than
you could describe red TO blind man.
| only know that they we're beautiful
in the extreme.
The old man Eat and talked with
me for hours, and the strsngcS;' part
81 our intercourse was thnt ! could
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CHAPTER Vlll Sofa confdes TO car
ter that she II In way different from
the rest OF the green Marian women.
having unlike them. a knowiedEe Of her
father and mother The reason OF Sar-
ko9As enmity is also revealed
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CHAPTER ri.
Chained In Warhoon.

II must have been several hours be-
fore reganod consciousness. was
lying amo'.g nile of sleeping silks
and furs In the corner OF q small room
In which were several green warriors,
and bending over me was an ancient
and ugly female.
As | opened my eyes she turned 10
one OF the warriors. saying:
"He will live, O Jed"
Ills WELL" replied the one so adj
dressed. rising and approaching Wy
couch, he should render rare sport
for the great games"
And now MS my eyes fen upon him,
saw that he was no Thank. for his
ornaments and metal were not Of that
horde. He was huge fellow, terribly
scared shout the face and chest, and
with one broken tusk and q missing
ear. Strapped on either breast were
human skulls and depending from
these i number Of dried human hands.
His reference 20 the great games OF
which | had heard so much while
among the Thanks convinced me that
had hut jumped from purratory into
q henna.
was strapped securely 10 as wild
and unwuuageahle n thoat a. I had
ever scru. and. with a mounted war.
rior uu either side 20 prevent the beast
from boiling. We rode forth at 81 furi-
Gus pace In pursuit 81 the column.
Just before dark we reached the main
body ~ troops shortly after they had
made camp Tor The night. ! was inn
meiiatcly taken before the leader. who
proved To- be the ieddak ~ the hordeS
OF Wa-hoou.
Like the jed who had brought me.
he was frighttuliy Scared. and also
decorated with the treustplate Of Ia
man skulls and dried dead hands
which seemed 60 mark all the greater
warriors among the Narhoons. as well
as 90 Indicate their awful ferociiy,
which greatly trHnsCeuds even that OF
the Thanks.
The jeidak, Bar Comas. who was
comparatively young. was the object
OF the fierce and Jealous hatred az his
lieutenant. DAB Kovs. the ted who had
captured me. and could not but note
the almost studied efforts which the
latter made to arront his superior
He entirely omitted the usual FOR.
maj ,alutation az We entered the pres
ence of the jeddak, and as he pushed
me roughly before he ruler he eI-
claimed In a loud and menaC!nr voice
81 nave brought strange creature
wearing the metal Of Thark whom It
Is my pleasure to have battle with a
wild tAoat at he great games
He win die as Bar Comas, your
jeddak sees IT. q ~ an replied the
young ruler with emphasis and
dignity.
~ an allT' reared IaE kuNa. by
the dead hands al my throat but he
shall die. Bar Comas No waudln
weakness on your part shall save him,
O. would that Wa-hCu were ruled
by real icddak rather than 10y wa
terhrar'cd vcaklng from whom even
old Dnk Kova could tear he metal
With MS uarc hanus
Bar ComaS eyed the defiant and In.
subordinate chicftalu Tor an instant,
his expression one Of naughty, fear
less contempt and hate, aud then with
out drawing weapon and without
uttcriug Il word he hurled himself az
the throat of his dctanor
never before had seen two green
Marian warriors battle With natures
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The Old Man Sat and Talked Win
Ne for Hours.

read his every thought while he could
not fathom an iota from my mind un-
less ! spoke.
The building IN which | found my
self contained the machinery which
produces that artificial atmosphere
which SuStains life ON Mars. The Sc
cret OF the entire process hinges OF
The use Of ne ninth ray. one Of The
beautiful sciut.l.aiionS which had
noted ciuaua,iug from the great stone
n my hosts d..jeu.
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weapons and the exhibition OF animal
feroriiy which ensued was as fearful
a thing as the most disordered imagi-
nation could picture. They tore AT
each others eyes and ears with their
hands and with their cleaning tusks
repeatedly slashed- and gored until
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There was but one slight chance
and that We must take quickly. Rails
ing my strange Marian rine to my
shoulder | sighted and touched the
button which controlled the trigger
there war : sharp explosion as the
missile reached It's goal. and the charg-
Ing chleftain pitched backward from
his nylne mount
Springlnr 10 my feet ! urged the
theat 10 rise, and directed Sofa to take
Dejah Thoris with her upon him and
make n mighty effort 10 reach the hills
before the green warriors were upon
us. knew that In the ravincs ana
guIlles they might ind a temporary
hidlnr place, and even though they
died Of hunger and thirst u would be
better 80 than that they fcH INTO The
hands Of the Thanks. Forcing my two
reviewers upon them as slight means
Of protection. and, as last resort. a.
an escape FOR themselves from the hor-
rid death which recapture would sure
ly mean. lifted Dejah ThoriS IN my
arms and placed her upon the ,hoat be
hind Sola, who had already mounted
ut my command.
"Good-hy. my princess" ! whispered
we NAV meet IN Helium yet have
ESCAPED from worse plights than ms
| land tried to smile as lied.
What" She cried. ARE YOU not com
king with us1"
" "How may |. DeJah Thorisi Some
one must hold these fellows on for
IlwhIle. and can better escape them
Ialone than could the three Of us 10
Ikeiher."
il She srrsng quickly from the thoat
lind. throwing her dear arms about my
heck turned to sofia, saying with quiet
turnity: Fly. Soda Deiah Tloris re-
Ipains 10 die with the man she loves.
III Those words are engraved upon 10!
k,eart. All. gladly would give MP my
Vie a thousand times could only hear
lhem once more; but could not then
live even second 10 the rapture OF
Ter sweet embrace, and pressing my
Inns 10 hers for he first time, ] picked
Ter Nh bodily and tossed her 10 her
Heat nehlIu SNiu Hb"ihi ''''''
the latter ln peremptory tones to hold
Ter there by force. and then. slapping
NE thoat upon the flank. | saw trem
Horne away: Dejah Thoris struggling
a. the last 10 free herself from Sofas
krasp.
Turning. beheld the green war
, ork mounting the ridge and looking
lar their chleftain. In moment they
law him, and then me; but scarcely
lnd they discovered me than ! com
kenced firing. lying fiat upon my belly
the moss | kept up continuous
1Team Of fire until ! saw all Of the
Iarriors who had been first t. return
tom behind the ridge either dead or
vIrrying 10 cover.
INV respite was shortlIved however
NJ soon the entire party, numbering
Ime thousand men, came charging
Ito view. rncing madly toward me. |
led until my rife was empty and
lev were almost upon me. aud then
elance showing me that Dejah Thoris
Ia sofia had disappeared among the
lis. sprang up. throwing down my
leless gun. and started away In TIE
lectIon opposite 10 that taken by
IA and her charge.
IL ever Martlans had an exhibition
jumping. u was granted those az
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-04-08
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