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New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
SYMPHONY DATE-BOOK FOR THE SEASON

SATURDAY, JANUARY II
Brooklyn Academy Symphony
SUNDAY, JANUARY
1os5 sPss'' Ha a. p ms sg4p5g 95I 6Isasrs ssy
THURSDAY. AN1ARN IS
c@ssis Fass Hal Kali sas
JANUARY p
asss esasSs fs s i s:is n S"55@9"f os. Ssss
SATURDAY. JANUARY
Carnegie Hall Young Peoples Concert by symphony
SUNDAY JANUARY
,soisn af p M s5npbon9 oreasstrs
TUESDAY. JANUARY II
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
eInsgis sg a H Is m n @ 'nS@a@I B Sl so5on Orchestra
FRIDAY, FEBel
Carnegie Hail. s:3o philharmonic Society
Aeades Of Mc M Broobivn s:l2 Boston symphony orchestra
SATURDAY. FERRl AIRY
FEBRUARY
s s9 m ' sad@g M If S%2s9' H@s 5 'Is" " New York Philharmonic
TUESDAY FEBRUARY
a9gs ata9g4 & osf 55 'g faq phi FS'ss9"S G4ss SOCIETY,"
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
FR1DN FEBRtARY
Carnegie Hall 7'G sRr1nDaY Z S'rffI rFBRi AIRY Il
Brooklyn Academy Of Orchestra
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY l.
Ass 91srio Ha is p m m sfRSrS fPSFSXSo9i saet
TUESDAY. FEBRl AIRY II
Metropolitan Opera House. $3.50 Philharmonic
Ar, II
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
Carnegie Hall Young peoples concert BY The symphony
Carnegie faG. $50 p M Philharmonic Society.
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY
1ssi. A9a9 l ii. sI6g5o o9i 3f'Ss55s ossstra
TUESDAY,
metropolitan Opera House. $50
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
FRIDAY FEBRUARY II
SUNDAY, TERRu AIRY IS
ssos9 soPsF'' Hail. 'a,' 3 p p s3"p6o@5
TUESDAY. FEBRI
Mstropoitaq s 9Pesa "a 9ss $50 a Ph5aFosnas Society
THURSDAY,
Snssis rnssis I7si 1s1 $50 p M PbIbs4m9pe Society
FRIDAY, MARCH
SF@ssi ssnssis 5s 5s sIS s p n g9%S 6rsa 'i:
SATURDAY. MARCH
Carnegie Hall p mYoune people, by symphony
SUNDAY, MARCH ).
9 S9, Hail. As.d.my nj s'' 5iai @ 8s's York Philharmonic
TUESDAY MARCH
Metropolitan Opera House $50 p.
THURSDAY, MARCH
Caraegje FIIaIl Ill p Sso1ggbqhs gt}s ors6ssssa -
FRIDAY, MARCH 10
sTasse Is1 Hal, 27? }5 r551FnS'S o5S ,sss sss
SUNDAY, MARCH II
Carnegie lIqal p m PHI 5armonc Soey
TUESDAY. MARCH II
a 55. s:l5 House 5 % 9
THURSDAY.
Carnegie IIal s.l5 r. n Boston svnphony Orchestra
Academy Music Boosisa s:r5 M poo Symphony oreas.
SATURDAY. MARCH
Carnegie m ton Symphony
SUNDAY. MARCH
tan House p M Pilfarmo Society
Metropolitan House. $50 p n.Phlharmonc
THURSDAY.
Caruegi Hall nj Symphony Orchestra
Csrncs Hall $3.50 m. Philharmonic Society
Carregio Hail. Philharmonic Society
Carne- IiaN Orchestra
SATURDAY, MARCH -
Aeola Hall M Chldrcns
SUNDAY MARCH rs
Acolan Hal n Symphony
IA
TUESDAY. MARCH IS
Metropolitan $50 m. Philharmonic
Carneg r
~.
Carnegie Hall $50 n.-Phharmonic Society
SUNDAY. APRIL
Brooklyn Academy Of Music 8:5 nNev Yor Phllharuonic
TUESDAY. APRIL
MetropoItsn orera ouse $50 NJ philharmonic Society
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

PRoFEss ssIONAL ENTERTAINERS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Every Contestant pl Rewarded FOR His or Hs- Effort.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

e.. s. Nessan saesrr Munsszv i,
RsmaS Park.
n r Essgan xeslr n 1nlgtts
on business. MGaasszT
The Esssgas1 tsxs-S VII rAxsar-z u
sciassas NJ - IssSln rms xx@@s.
Mss Fsesen Eals-r@s. vva.1r IA
Sandstone. nerVe-.ss ANS Tres
.sav
Oscar Thompson las returned
"a Two Ezrtrsrs. 4I-xer Svsessssins
Christmas vlrs ms fazrlllv
R2vTnonss ngd 2olstr- 5ssxaal
aave completely ~@-sve-e<i. Aftes
14v,nE a siigrar sE-.seS at sFssail
pnx.
Mrs. u A. chase returned u
her loEne al 4es.r-er-e Fg-stzEv
af-sar s7es1sIiFsg a few sfzvs wrsss.
ing with f--.s,ssS arld relatives a
aer--cS.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

Jack t.esn returned hasne asst
ye-.ts
q. p DeL.alg zane N from
-. Paul. SUNDAY
The Misses Mv--1a ana Alice
Merrill snent Christmas AZ home
The Misses Eesen ana Ruth
Ee.iberv went u Duluth. Nor
stav
Miss Edith Eieziberv went aaek
~ St. Paul Moni2v. after a few
siavs visit ut aaEne.
Mss Eleanor Einnev If Fargo.
" D.. WAS the guest NJ Miss ottu-
mid ERICKSON. ruescav,
Nr. Sidney Shiplev If Duluth.
sneslt me weak end visiting At
rte Martin Johnson home
tfuir-In Erickson returned tg
Cara Civ MONDAY. after spend
ing Ter Christmas vacarlun If
home.
Edgar Neiancon fron -tle
Great Lakes Nava. framing Eta
rlou- spent New Year Day II
home. He returned 8n MoHtiay
his father accompanied nm as
far Is Duluth.
The OYSTER sSgDner gIvesl az
View Years Eva Wv tie CaH1mu
frv WAS well attended ana thor
o,lgnlv eslloveti. The proceeds
Ware haniei ever IN me lasilgs
The time was spes1t N sgngln-
playing games ant dancing
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

evening ii tha e. e HIAas-
Hesss~s
Ngss Fear SHTassxrvsss exzne ~
fsTm ~. Cities ~ xnrssd 4 ssw
'tavs st Tire Charles Saassg.-pss
hume
Mrs F~sf nar-aesl vas 1ssae VI
BraiIarn ~ Snssaa a 5sw savs rs r.
her brother, Fans Troasga xss,
fasallv
Mr and Mrs : \. ega1vse assi
Mr. and Mrs.. m W 0w.lvsr aEsAi
e,Ghy saesat View YaxxS sTv n
tne r nsvaui h0sr,<s.
Mr. and Mrs. i've EssaniF.~ xassi
NJ Gsa Ms. Mic Cr-psrr asa&i
children ss,esse SATURDAY 0stxe~
Ffonn NJ the Erass Darrell has-ss
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

Little Lvm Howey has t.,sn
quite sick for the past weak. but
IS beteer new
NJ, Atwood WIS 4 caller At ne
Nielsen home. cut an TaInar7c.
Sunday and Monday.
NJ, anu Mrs. Chas. Southertun
entertained an New Years rhe
Messrs Z. z Davis. Watson. Iahn
>outherton ana Wintnn families.
There WIS a party for ri,s,
neighhors New Year Eve 1T tts
home of Mr.. hvasnieka. all report
4 goed time ana watched the Old
vear OUT and the new wear in.
Mrs. Dave levitt. VINO has
been visiting her parents for tire
past wear. accompanied iser nus
band home last week. vino WAS
spending the holidays here from
near Montour, Iowa.
Marian Davis celebrated hew
birthday SUNDAY with q number
of her friends. those present. re
a SIX O'Clock Inner were Tex Ia
and Adrian Beruiund. Myrtle 4Elgi
Varn Snyder. Grace ana Fans
Dracv and Howard DAVIS
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
WILSON PLANNED aIG NAVY


wAsnsugtuu "A aaaH snr soTsa
$ass~r save 10 agsrage 80 sa sntesnS
ssamA4 as.gsgs ssarz-s aas tie ssas snssvs
tia SAG kba saresfJssz ~ 'sxs 8.@axsse n
NassnEss xas 6FHf'ess So FvwssssRat MI
Sam fpr presentation q fia~ A's.ase asssa
fs.ruefNgs nnFv ftlAn wiz vnsE. sAa. g
Sas sgaEea aaxw
IS raann~sf Nv President Aisass. sNe
ssap~r zavw wsa "a is~ - rushing
strength ~ sxfalnE aU@s*r ~ saxs
suast8e ehAt n ssny aaaSsttnezss .nwss.
srr II .nss ssasan uHEaalng hat ~
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zAvMa fnyw@ tEn suFsa,
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auns ts4a ~ taTrn~ss ~ ss4sssssrxsns ssts
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tss@ svgfa "a BTvneyrsar 20 stastr g@sa
1--WE 1&vas ssr~ngth ~ ehs 'ssssw Ia
szKur w8s srEauaEssa
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
TOwnof Norman

Carlton Whites has uag7e u TX
Cities for few DAYS visit
Steve Pu1vlll called IT me -ggsi
Darneil home SlInaag evening
Eugene Inhufer IS home frrasn
New Tim 70 sueslti q fesv Hays
Miss Lvda F,-rci spent sun
dav at the 4. EarSv-a aogas
Mrs. Milo Car~p1T : laHss I'D
with 4 bone feion 81 aale NJ azar
thumbs
NJ ana Mrs Nsn, Bare.
spent SUNDAY X r+se Steve pIGr-
I'LL home.
\ EorSv-n ann family spent
New Years iav AT me Erazls De-
vaul home
l. s1wlrz anu Bill Harmon
caIle.. II ne Fred Darrell home
~tlI7G.av evening
NJ uld Mrs Steve ptir-lal
spent New Year Day IT me Z
T. .owltz rome
Ester CllrTssunne-san returned
f-arr me hospital III Moase AXE,
~sregrvrar Ian Z
TIE North Star Club meeting
VS. held M me Rolst. Tesr- home
~arzlrviav evening
Miss Adele 0g,iv1e eff for La
ivsgulth. Wis I'd visit ler friend.
s-.sssavIeve Weekly
Ms. Ea Peterson ana daughter
vlssrs4i RI the {. O Wilde home,
Monday afternoon.
M,S- Fed Dar1ell called II ne
Charles C'llr-sEonherson loTrs
Mos,sIav af-ey-1oon
NJ anal Ms. " " 0nIivle
ss7as7r THURSDAY evening AT rFle
-y-pzf Dar-esl home
M ana Mrs Vim. 1annln ana
I'll. gSraa Snenr New Years lay
= ne r-asi Darae.l home.
1 number Ut aelEFlDorS gath.
a.-a4f AZ me Frrrca lorne ~ar2Ir
~ evening. HI report 4 iine
Tie
Mrs. Dar-1ell ana Harold ane
2st,v 1sr-rall sneat "Wednesday
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
u-cuNcaIM EI0
1. Van 3efilm2zNs- ssusvesl 6ar-
nan Statesman p3sSex-


7~<fin-slr -Asssnxi3 oon sseshznxnn.
ioalwex. soxrrer ess&azx~siar. ssSea xTtsr'
n arref dlnwss nm aas estate Al irsssns
1na~. ae~r a~<tln-
1r. vnm seenFnznn.s4usw~x sxsarcnfs
" xas : sgsms sea4tts snftg ws~xass<sAv
de sn~sas Christmas ~ axxzaa sssh ass
1axr1iy. aSsg oxasrrcress a snsSi ss1rs IL.
seaan~x1 anse acnse sn~samonsA- ais
onnsifsaa s~esxn~ steadily sosr~ sxsss
has wrvass aasswacszn VA. SsxnFnnn~<s
ernzn BERTH sn7 me sor-n~r cAanwssiur
aaa sArsasay is~roza~ unconscious xnst
newer rwxain~<s Consciousness. tvsnx
ate SATURDAY asx.st-
His wife lied IA taas ana no lcss
ms eldest sna "a the waF. kse- 10 sur
vsv~a Nv q sianxsster. Countess Escn-
wife nj sa~ secretary nj the P~nsssan
lexax.un At InaiCa ARD a sun %sssax. a
student ~ Bertha
In he asst NJ ms frequent sfsass "a
bertha. nad Suv~mn~r. DR.. goa Seth.
nsnr~t4oil wrz yeas se~a walking N
Inter irr-t-.naens sms sh~ anr~ stal
warr 1xnre wxs aa lenE~r aprsxaf. asa
sew pedestrians r~ruxrlxess lbs
ssoor~ss 1xxr~ ana car~wuxr sare It's
serrn~- iEnp~rtsl cssxnr~ainr,
Won lrsasnxnn, Hualwwx rp~wntiv ean
csaas<s the r~vtssun nj me sss&a nro~sfs
a1 me s~s.ona vosasnw nj sas saT fsxr~
unaeA annaanxz@zs For exrfy panatcx
ssnu
lnT ~ he snosf sRxnua& at.wynnrsms
alzrrnx he war yeas Thai exsacvyasux
n se-7p nj nz1~r AS r~xaTys*~s ms
treaty guaranteeing sa- s~atralfrv I'd
Belgium -ssfs gr@afy wxs so -n2rae
serrrr-s nv rua ssesnEnsnn-i uasw@x sar
nx AL Interview sn4ra tie hes han
ce4lnr aaa with SIR Edward ,ssas~1en
tie British ambassador IN Germany
Speaking vsfh great sT-t1Atian- .tss
chancellor @rurpsssss ais Inability se liz
ierssznsl Great britain astifaHm wstt
rpxzryi 20 Gs~rn2nY xssGsxs sn Dee
g-EIa
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U. S. TRADE 1ullCy rul0


A0zsZszwszsF~s % f~1EtgAw ~~rsaEIx tsgs sSEstA
r1ahv ra4rpsi STATES S%r-vs@-v II
state Fpssn stw D~=anse VI JT~-SrgsaY bat
TIE Tngtezs States srrgnxsssss IA Tna q
way % zsiAv tie feelings = tsssr~EsE
NJ North AEn4-1cz- wSaaesz N. said ze
zzx. s-@s raaa srnnkfy ar casting siss1
@rssTSzf III stte par nj ES81v Sy1wfn
Americans wsAs SID aag eezsnusnsFs sgsss
-ae tT-zs EaTirsss sra purposes ~ ais
sannfr~ n ~ tss&stEEs with ia@ S~sRgz
American GaGsnrs Mr. f'aiav sFnss. II
a .aruw~-i mrcae1n that Or give %
saxns ~ wr-zEazv 4 'n9ss 7TEszn trlesst
'~-fsrs-~e
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06
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B RUNO

Aase &H-s4ss S~en- Friday in
Ts1r.5-s1--
E4aan Lsar-sn -s-2-rsed from
B-z..xz1~ Ss1zzaEzzT
Ms MqrTaa snss JUNIOR were
n Dsza1a-a E-saaxx
Ms Dame xer- - Graham
Il v4s- her ae-gsassr. Monday.
Ms. 5agsaE2zgzsS AID Mss Althea
refined F-rz1 Cambridge. FRI
CA
A7s~-- GSterxaryg returned
+-r-z 1akgrza where be spent a
we~x
Fer 1a.e relieved ne opera
tor & 5-a.sts Pax f-utn Satur-
Gsr - Mfas1sssxv
Ms Mse Pasted and child
re- -ers1--ss.1 - their home IN
rrzZz-a- >sz-ssaE
N-S- Gse--1e Lladstrom and
&C Bsrpr leF- fsr their home in
Nz1sszas2iEss. Sunday
VI and N~- Isnn Abraham of
Sw11 zEze-. Manitoba. Can. ar
rrve,E zere Ss4-zrsiaT TO visit his
PARENTS
The -ear1ssrs ali returned from
their respective homes SATURDAY
zze: Similar aEd SCHOOL opened
Mgrsiav
Ot-e Pearson and family spent
Christmas ard the following
wees xI-n relatives and friends
II DaIgz-H
NJ and Mrs.. Avok and Lillian
returned f-'sna Cyrus, Thursday
kasI1g spent the Christmas
week there
TIE Econar1ic Club VIII meet
F-if;av. lar Il, az the school; all
Interested ard all members ara
urged ta be present.
Glenn Gaait spent Sunday at
home and returned To his work
Tear Two Hart,orS. Monday Pete
Snyier and Ton Rodenherger 70
turned with hlrn-
Victor NarIhart left for the
Cities SUNDAY. 70 attend the Dur
woody school, where ~ viii take
70 vtIIcanizing- battery testing
and electrical work.
Eev. Kamn1an went 70 Naa4@l =
Saturday III be gore , Sundays -
preach there. VI Hendricks
VIII occupy the pulpit here jar
6. az II O'Clock. >Gnday sch0s-
at Ia o'clock
Mrs.. VIII Hill was gwen 4
birthday surprise SATURDAY 4va''-
ing A. her horne. She Ms pre-
serted with a purse u n.o-eT By
her friends As A birthday III
all rad a fire time
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

Was sstrsrtnsE E3v ssr~stfar II Ee~ss@t
tens 7N5Isaz A2far gfssse<mA 9EnWsa II.
ErowsIer 42s sailed snr EsAwazA "a s-7ra-
ssr wstsa prwssa@nt &~sas@-sA ~ng5srTtzE
me sztuzrfe Gas gss-sx~ga4 f'Tnw-
Ter saais-a III sa@ 4 Minnesota
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

~ s@s Me~ ~rs.mHk ~~rA sans8
~ aa~e<& 1xxM1 - 1w&anwH
u sMam Ae8 anaEmw semrS
w. ~<M NJ SeTs& - ssosrk
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MA men u HSsmsnmE2 amA
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gE2se< sn~ ns1ar as@x1M
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n vae& sAss HNasmx s~N~s
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Axw sws~~ Ia sts~xr r~ewmsNw
umss~ Go &~6sx4MnxA~
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

aarrs~- A@aNhal -srn ~~gsuF- sn
Germany tisarrssEa~szr. sx'Susvtsax a.
etap Temps savw lsws sG~ ts~Frn2EA aavs
ssarr a.sseassfr~.t III ssa e1nnan. - mss III
nxsanstss ezHEan smr-msx. 1855 rza
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10 aAs alrulanusz saa g. a~ss zirtsfans
rauEnrA
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

Fean4say 3as. 3y I'd Ia 1sr wxsse
: sss8 members ~ Ioraa So ! 1s tas
rTnsisss leather KarE@sv NJ America IA
. -ns-~sanx r~sussss "a xewmus s saxm ~
tinrssnn sFxnnmEsrss frw axvm Sxn .r
lwnrssey g4Msr.s IN ttzss wfwsnsfv
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

PARTY he Jau2lAftsn NJ N-zfls'~
wAs -~duc~d av sss4 ass@ snrrzx ahs
war. aasa Lznas Aurrser. lie s-~ a.
rs~sor nj yxrslr zwsass-ncs. q ftrzss-
ING MEASURES ~ renzars af2ns nav-sa
81.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-06

those little Want ADS n ne
American are ynT7esr- WORKER
TT etesu ana ne convinced
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-07-07

there now, they tell me. So long.
sister,"
1t had begun to new. big. heavy
fakes, drifting with the wind. quickly
whitening the landscape. The slight
marks Of the trail were almost Instant
ly obliterated, but the low range Of
hills ahead were q sufacient landmark.
and she forced her horse into q swift
pace; riding with her head lowered.
but with wstchful eyes peering
through the snow curtain.
She was alone now; free. with moth
ing intervening between her and Ger
lasche. Her heart bounded with the
elixir Of success-she would bring
back the doctor to Aacklin. She felt
no doubt any mere.
The direct trail circled just within
the outer range Of the sand hills.
making It impossible for her to mis-
take the way even in that maze Of
snow. She rode more carelessly now
that she was safely out Of sight, and
free from any possibility Of pursuit.
The horse. with lowered head. seemed
to feel the urgency. and plunged for
ward eagerly. Suddenly as they swept
around q sharp corner, seeing and
hearing nothing to warn Of any other
presence in that solitude. they came
At full tilt against q halted column
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Of cavalry. Before Pancha could
even Jerk up her reins, 4 startled
trooper had Eripped the bit, and held
her mount helplessly paving the air.
"Well. what's thisr' he growled,
tugging at the frightened animal. and
dragged half OF his feet in the fierce
struggle. "A Mex! Say. fellows, this
looks like Arizona. Lay hold here,
Mapes! Call the sergeant, somebody;
I've got this bird! whoa there! now.
what's all this about, young ladyf"
what is It summersr" the ser.
geant, pushing through the ring Of
men. peered curiousiy up at her from
under the brim Of battered campaign
hat.
"She Just come atearing In. ser
geant, like she was goin' somewhere.
She was sure ridin' like hi. an
she 10 Mex, all right
$50 see. Well. senorita, what are
you doing out herer'
His face was kindly, II stern.
"Senor. I ride for Q DOCTOR" she
said earnestly. "Please do not stop
me-a man 10 dying"
"A mani where2 ID he q Aexi-
canr'
mo. senor an Americana: he was
shot: he vera bad: II end no doc.
tor. he die maybe"
But where were you goingf"
ITO 0erlasche. senior. there 10 army
doctor there"
"Not now there amt; he's back
here with us somewhere. Whore 10
this fellow who's hurtf''
She hesitated Just an instant. yet
there was no avoiding the truth. II
the doctor was here among these col.
diers. she would have to tell the truth
or else desert Macklin to his fate. Be.
sides. what did she caref Her hatred
Of Laud suddenly aared into new life.
Here was the opportunity for revenge.
rs well A. service.
I'm Wolves hole. senor."
"Wolvc.' hole! Good God did you
come from there1 Pass the word for
the major. some one. What's thatf
Oh. excuse me. nr." and he came
stiflly to attention. facing the heavy.
yet, middle.aGed o6,ces. with iron.gray
mustache and goatee.
"what have you here, sergeantr' the
latter asked briefly. Mexican WON.
anr'
"Yes. sir; she Just ran into u at
full tilt. She claims to be after Q
doctor to attend to . wounded Amer.
lean over In Wolves hole"
Els that sol Perhaps this Is good
luck. who 10 this American. senorita
some d-n white renegadef"
HE man I love. senor."
'Oh. that's II. Then perhaps We can
do business. We've got sufysoo
hsrs With ~. u ~ will show -
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CHAPTER XIV.
A Squadron Of the Sixth.

Pamela vanished into the fog wad.
ing alon. the creek. and finally creep
INK Out below the burned cabin. II
there were any guards left there they
were not encountered, and the mists
hung SO thick at that early hour she
took few precautions 70 avoid them.
Her one thougA WAS Aacklin; love had
conquered hate. and the desire for
revenge. There Was q chance Of sue.
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half afraid . you. But I AMT eotn'
to b any more; yeu Surs mean Il,
don't your'
Her eyes looked hoesstly. earnest
~ into his, answering him before
her lips spoke.
with all my heart, Tom"
He drew her softly toward him. for
getful Of all else. Then q ride spat
viciously, and . ball struck the edge
Of the parapet sending q splinter Of
stone flying past them.
II was q long. nerve-racking walt.
during which they rested side BY side,
intent on every movement below, but
finding little opportunity for action.
Occasionally they spoke. but generally
remained silently watchful. The In
dians kept up desultory nrs, and BE-
hind IT. screen were evidently making
a change Of position, yet 70 stealthily
% to be hardly observed. They e.
posed themselves freely enough beyood
pistol range. proof that they were full
~ aware Of the caliber Of the weapons
confronting them, but closer In the
savages crspt from rock to rock In
visible. Twice only did Shelby sue
coed In getting q fair shot-once clip
ping . scalp lock from an incautious-
~ exposed head, and again winGing q
brave who recklessly attempted to
leap across 4 narrow opening. This
fellow dropped In the open trail.
wounded In the thigh. and unable to
drag himself to shelter. and soon Q
sinewy red arm reached out from be-
hind q rock In an effort at rescue.
This was withdrawn quickly a. .
speeding ballet struck within an inch
Of the outstrstched hand. The in
jured warrior lay there twitching with
pain.
The minutes dragged into half an
hour, the strained nerves Of the de-
tenders on edge. Olga was trembling
from head to foot. struggling to re-
tain self.control. Shelby never relaxing
q muscle, or averting the steady gaze
Of his eyes. Suddenly he rose to his
knees, q revolver gripped in either
hand.
'Thsre's LAud now" he announced
simply.
She saw the fellow also. lifting her
head to peer over the low rim Of rock.
standing in the open trail, but Just
beyond range. He held . ride In his
hands, which he swung above his
head, at the same time giving Mt
terance to q hoarse shout. II must
have been q signal. for instantly those
rocks were black with haif-naked. ag.
ures. lsapins nadly forward. with
rides flung In cir. and giving utterance
to Asrce yells. II was . wild race.
but the steep ascent to the cave halted
them. The two above. reckless now
Of exposure. fired ~ swiftly ~ they
could press trigger. straight into the
red faces. Some fell. shot down in
their tracks. q few paused to reply.
but the majority began to Chamber up.
Laud ran forward to Join them, roar
Ing out his orders. He was IN full
view against the snow-cOvered trail.
and Shelby swung his smoking mug.
sle down upon him. To the crack
the fellow flung up both hands. whirled
about. and crumpled into q shape
less heap. Shelby. scarcely realizing
the SUCCESS Of his quick shot. stag