davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-08-05
"A Thoroughbred
-Four, Completing
the Famed Bhick
Line

The Buick Valye-
in-Head Engine
Il Power PLANT
That Has Proved
Itselt-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-08-05

Prices
1884 Two Passenger Roadster S 935
22-3S Five Passenger Touring 975
22-36 Three Passenger Coupe 1475
22-37 Five Passenger Sedan 1850
IN Prices F. o. B, Finn, Michigan
Cord Tires Standard Equipment on ali Modeb
See UJ for Specifications and DekVey Dates
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
MATcE ZASTkELENfHO
LUPIcE POVOLEN NOVY
SOUD.


Appellant soud vtera zvrati
rozsudek okresniho soudu v
pripade M. Johnsonove, jeji5
syn byl jak znamo, zastrelen
phi pokusu prepadeni bedford.
ske banky mesici rijnu minu-
leho roku. Rozsudek prvni sto-
lice okresnfho soudu uznal, ze
u zalovane zeny nalezene skvo
sty a penize pochazeji re syno-
vych loupezi, ale odvolaci
soud neuznava podane dIkazy,
"a dostatecne povolil odsou-
zene novy soud. Skvosty m6ly
byti kratce pred bedfordskym
loupeznym pokusem ukradeny
cestujfcimu klenotnicke firmy
Loewenthalovi Buffalo, ale
tyz nepodal nikterak presved-
civych dnkazd, re sperky byly
skutecne jeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
M. F. SIAVfN NOMINOVAN
MA URAD MAYORA
WEST PARKU.

z tfi kandidatG nominovan
byl pc prudkem boji, demo-
kratickymi svymi stoupenci
Matt F. Slavin ma ufad mayora
We West Parku. Zvitezil mad
byvalym mayorem Williamem
Rahmem a mestskym pokladni-
KEN James Hoganem. Slavin
byval drive nacelnikem west
parkske policie a do l. ledna
ZaStaval "a Serifa F. J. Hanrat-
tyho urad vypomocneho serifa
Pri volbach bude ieho proti-
kandidatem nynejsi mayor III.
G.. Reitz, jenz byl ia druhy
b6h norinovan stranou repu.
blikan3kou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
NFBEzPEGNT POzAR MA
VYCH. 40. ULICI.

Ma tfetim patfe apartment
niho domu els. 2O83 vych. 40
I'll. vypukl V patek casne rama
pozar, jenz by Sc byl stal ma.
lem cele rade najemnikn O.
sudnym. Ohen povstal V byte
pi. M. Smithove a nebyl zpozo-
rowan drive az Sc plameny pro-
draly zdi. Kour naplnil zahy
byty a prispechavsl hasiGi mo-
hi prave yeas jeste vynesti ne
kolik osob okny k zachrannym
zebfikum. Nekolik zen bylo
zmozeno kourem, ale rychle Pc
skytnutou lekarskou pomoci "a
hy byly pfiyedeny k vedoml
Hmotna Skoda odhadoyana je
as Ma 5000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
ZfTREJSf PREDNASkA o O.
SUDNE BlTVE u LIPAN.

X osudnemu poll u Ceskeho
Brodu, kde vykrvacela ceska
demokracie pod meci ceskych h
stavu a NEST zaletati bude ma
Sc vzpominka pri zitrejsi pred
nasce o bitve, v ktere zahynul
nastupce Zizkovy slavy valec-
ne, Prokop Holy, nebo jinak
zvany Veliky. Posledni akt tru-
chlohry, v nemz zapadl vojen-
sky v6hlas a neporovnatelna
nezdolnost vojsk husitskych
vylicovana bude p. j. +. Kuta-
KEN, redaktorem "Sveta" jenz
nevsedni ochotou Sc podjal
tax nevd6Gne mnohdy ulohy
prednaSece.
Jsme presvedceni, ze 1cta k
nejslavnejsi epose nasich do
macich dejin naplni Ultra sal
Ceske Narodni Sine ma Broad
way do posledniho mista. Ia
catek stanoven jest ma 7:30 We
Ger.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
UVEZNENf ODSOUZENE pi
McENNERNYOVE.

Kratce pc zaprisahnuti ia
ZnaGnych tezkosti sehnane po-
roty, jez rozhodnouti ma V no
vem procesu McGannonem Y
jeho obzalobe pro uplaceni a
pfemlouvani sv6dkG byla od-
souzena McInerneyova zavre-
Ma beZ milosti okresni v6zni-
eli, ielikoz nemohla dati stano-
venou zaruku $4,000. Ida Sc,
re obzalovanou trest prav6 ne
polepSil, neb bylo Ma nj ucin6-
no udani, re jeste pred odsou-
zenim Sc snazila navazati po-
deZrele styky S n6kterymi po-
rotci, mezi kterymi byl j Frank
Drdek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
VEREJNE CVICENf A PRED
NASKA SLOVENSkYCH MA
RODNfCH sOKOLU.

Ultra 0 2. hodine porada
Slovenski Narodny Sokol, sbor
200, ISIS. vefejne cviceni
spojene pfednaskou v zahra-
de Ceske Sine Sokol ma Clark
Ave., ku kteremu I'VE vybor ce-
lou nasi verejnost. Cisty vynos
venovan bude ma stavbu soko-
lowry V Tisovci, kde ma byti
postaven jeden z prvnich telo-
cvicnych stankG. odkud by ST.
rena byla idea Tyrsova po ce-
lem Slovensku.
Ia cviCeni ucinkovati bude
hudba Sdruzenych slovenskych
hudebnika a krone programu
telocvicneho uchystan jest
program vylucne zabavni. Az
dosud jsme pouze hlasali O
vzajemnosti ceskoslovenske a.
lie ma podnicich ceskych byl
Slovak fidkym .hostem a take
podobn6 ma sloyenskem zivot6
spolkovem nebyla nikdy zna-
telna ucast ceska, aby slovo u
cineno bylo skutkem. Zde jest
hned jedna prilezitost k wa
jemnemu sblizeni, ktereho
nam jest tolik tfeba i zde v
Americe.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
NOVY PORADEK v NEST
SKE CARAT.

Vtera vydanym rozkazem
zakaZuje Sc kazdemu vstup dc
m6stske garaze, vyjma arci Ia
mestnancum. Ami byvalym zri,
zencnm nejsou dovoleny ma
vStevy. Ferman byl nutnosti
die SLOW tajemnika riditele
mestskych parkG w. O. Reilly.
no, jelikoz do garaze dochaze.
Ii lide. kteri tam nemeli co ne
praci. Prvni obati zakaZu sta
sc byvaly klerk teto garaze G
Randol. jemuz nebyl vcers
vstup dovolen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
VYLET STRELECKEHO KLU-
BU SLAPNICKA.

LetoSni vyletni sezonu mac
nou" zitreiSi nedele naSi sta.
tecni stfelci klubu Slapnicka
kteri S kurazi jim vlastni, patr.
ne ma true povetrnostnimu pro.
roku 81 vyleti ma cely den dc
zahrady p. Capka ma vych. II
al. Hudba br. Vaclava Sistka
vSestranna Zabava, dobra ap
rovisace, jak pokrmy, tax
truhkem. takze kazdy 81 budt
moci zazpivati S Kecalem 2
Prodane: "Nuze, kdo> 81 pre-
je, kdo 81 pfeje vic -"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
MAYOR FITZGERALD ZRI-
ZUJE HASICSkOU SKOLU.

DIE vcerejsiho mayoreva
prohlaSeni hodla tento nariditi
dnes riditeli m6stske bezpecno-
sti A. b. Sprostemu, ably byla
bezprostredne zrizena Skola
ma vycvik hasicstva. Jest to
vysledek nalehani Narodni ra-
dy pojist owen protiyohni. ktera
v breznu vysetrovala pomery v
clevelandskem hasicskem de-
partmentu.
Tajemnik hasicskeho a poll
cejniho oddeleni Fred w. Mar
colin vyslan byl pred tydnem
do New Yorku i jinych vychod-
snich NEST, ably prostudoval "a
nzeni podobnych skol a po-
zdeji sve zkusenosti uplatnil
donna. Podobne jest pomysleno
IRA organisovani skol pro poll
cisty detektivy.
Skola hasiGska bude troitrid
nj, jedna tfida poucovati bude
muzstvo j ddstojniky o nejmo.
dernejsich vynalezech zafi.
zenich, druha vysokem vod.
MIN tlaku a treti urcena Pre-
fidice hasicskych aut. Pro kan
didaty hasitske sluzby pax bu
de zrizena zvlastni pripravka
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
7AlLEY's SERVICE o .. JOS.
FRCHCVI..

Mesicnfk vydavany pro "a.
mestnance znameho depart
mentniho obchodu Bailey's
vychazejfci pod nazvem Bal.
ley's Service, pfinasi velice
sympaticky psany clanecek, o.
patreny podobiznou, v kterem
Sc zminuje O ceste p. JOS. FIR
cky, jenz patfi, jak znamo, me-
ri personal uvedene velke fir
my, jez stati pravi, re jest il
cti miti V radach zamestnancu
muze, ktery tolik pro dobro
svych spolukrajand vykonal, a
niz by to bylo ma zavadu jeho
americkemu obcanstvi. Uznan6
pax kvituje cinnost p. Jos. Fr-
cky v Ceskem Mar. Sdruzeni,
jako jeho pfedsedy ostatni
pusobeni v zdejsim na$em ma
rodnim zivote.
Pozornost uvedeneho vele-
obchOdu venovana naSemu kra
ianovi "a jeho verejnou Gin
most mlze byti brana s povde-
KEN p. Frcku podobne uzna-
nj zajiste bude t6siti. Gratulu-
ieme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
PRVNf zENA JAkO PRED
NOSTSKA OHIOSKE PRU-
MYSLOVE kOMISE..

.Ssas.fNsxss s.s7...2sE st
V patek byla jn1enovana 81,
Rosa Moriartova, naeelnice O.
hioskych zen republikanske
strany, spravkyni ohioske pru-
myslove komise jest prvni ze-
nou v podobnem ufadu. Stane
sc nastupkynie II. l.. Elliotta,
republikana Delaware, jehoz
sestilete obdobi vyprsi l. ce1v-
na. Trad spojen jest sc slusnou
odmenou $4,000 rocne. Jmeno-
yani jeji bylo Y statnim senatu
iednomyslne schvaleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
ZATCEN PRO DOMNELOU
LOUPEZ.

23-lety Edward Steck, bytem
v els. 1421 vych. 40. ul., povo-
lanim strojnik, byl V patek zat-
cen detektivy Shibleyem a ia.
cobsem. Jest podezrely pro do.
mnelou spoluucast uloupeni wy.
platni listing firmy Republic
Brass Co. We vysi $5,69O.75
kteraz loupez spachana byla
l3. listopadu minuleho roku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
ZE SCHUZE VELKORADU
STATU OHIO, c.S.P.S.

Schulz zahajil pfedseda A.
Urbanec "a velke utasti "a
stupcu. Zapisky minule schG-
re tteny a pfijaty. Zprava dG-
vernika br. A. Obrmajera Wy
kazuje prebytek z minuleho
mesice $6398.25. Pfijem cd
RadG S3,752.24. Vydani &c.
10000. Zbyva ma hotovosti $3,-
S50.49. Zprava ncetnim vybo-
rem schvalena a piiiata. Ctvrt-
letni zprava ucetnika j. Bocka
vykazuje ma pocatku mesice ma
hotovosti $1,186.13. Prijem V
m6sici $2,569.22, vydani ST.
342.69. u pokladnika zbyva
$2,4l2.66. Zastupce re Sdruze-
nj skol oznamuje zvoleni "a t.
citele besidek misto odcestova-
leho p. j. Maska, p. Bohumila
Marika. Skola ma Broadway
porada 8ho cervna vystavku
skolnich praci druhou nedeli
vylet do Garfield parku. Sko-
la v Mt. Pleasant pofada V ne
deli 20. kvetna d6tske divadlo
a vystavku skolnich praci, ja-
.koz i Skoly na Buckeye rd. a
ma zapadni strane uspofadail
yystavky skolnich praci. Ia
roveh oznamujes re p. j. Masek
pomysli navazati styky Sc Sko-
lami V Americe a pro ne obsta-
ravat vzorky rucnich praci,
zhotovenych ditkami ma Sko-
lach v Cechach.
Br. ]. Hejduk podava zpra-
WI o vyjednavani V zalezitosti
dopravy ma slavnost do Tole-
da. Pc vyjednavani drahou i
sc zastupci elektrick6 drahy,
byla zjednana kara, ktera Wy
iede Y West 3. ul. mezi Supe-
rior a st. Clair ulicemi V pond6
| Ii pfesne V 8. hodin rano. Pri-
hlaseni bratfi necht' jSon V cas-
ma miste.
Zastupce Svazu Svobodomy-
slnych oznamuje usporadani
prednasky ma 21. ce1vna o po-
prave ma star. nam. a 6. cerv' ce
usporada Husovu slavnost We
| Washington parku. Zastupce 2
Narodniho Sdruzeni vyzyva pfi
tonne k sucastneni Sc prednas-
ky V nedeli 20. kvetna V Mar.
Sini. Red. Kutak bude predna-
set o pohnute dob6, kdy u Ii
pan porazena byla ceska demo
kracie. Ze zpravy vybory pre-
| sirotky pc bratru od radu ko-
lar vysvita, ze o dive ditky ji2
lest postarano a treti jest V ST.
rotcim ustave, ale dobrocinnd
spolecnost Sc postara, ably pii-
slo tez ma vychovani do rodiny
(Dokonceni V pilStim cisle.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-28
SCHUZE.
VSem sestram sbOru
PILNE CESKY

Sc timto uvadi ma vedomi, ze
schhze Sc budou odbyvati kaz-
dy prvni ctvrtek v mesici v
mistnosti {. a. Ceske Sine So
kol ma Clark Ave. v 1880 hod.
vecer.
ANNA PEKAR, predsedka.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31
CHAPTER xL
An Arctic Bath.

It's an old saying that coming events
have a knack of foreshadowing them
selves. While ! was struggling into
my clothes and revivlng that over
night determination 10 have II out with
Bullerton the minute | should lay eyes
upon him. II struck me all at once that
the house was curlously quiet. To be
sure. somebody was stirring ana the
breakfast was cooking. but the pre-
monition that something had happened
was strong upon me when descended
the ladder.
In the living room | found a mighty
sober-faced old Daddy putting break.
fast on the table.
ITS just you and me for II, this
mornin, Stannie," he muttered, laying
plates for two; and his mild old eyes
looked as II they were about TO take
q bath.
"whatw / exclaimed HAS Butler
ton gomez"
"Uh-huh bright and early-'fore
day, reckon; leastwise. didn't hear
him when he went"
"But where's Jeanle7 She isn't sick,
is she2"
He shook his head dolefully
"No; she-she's gone, too"
"Not with Bullerton2' ! gasped.
ut sure does look that-away, Stan
nle She left n IN note on the table
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31

and painting as II he were waiting I'm,
patiently for us to stop talking and
pay some attention TO him.
Poor old Barney's homesick, and I
don't blame him." said. "rm feeling
good bit that way. myself. Daddy"
Then to the dog: Come here, old
/ boy %
The collie came 10 lick my hand. and
while i was petting him / found a
pretty bad cash just behind one of his
ears.
"See here, Daddy" 1 broke out |:
/ "the dogs hurtl"
We examined the wound and decided
at once that II was not bite. II was
bruised cut. looking as IL II had been
made by some blunt instrument or
weapon. / had a hot-hash vision OF
Fullerton kicking the dog with his
iron-shod heel In an attempt 10 drive
him back home. and IL was so real that
couldn't shake IL of.
When 1t began To grow dusk In the
shaft-house we shut up shop and went
over TO the cabin to cook our supper.
The dog went along. but evidently with
reluctance. While we were crossing
the dump head he turned back and
once more started Oft down the road
toward the bench below, but when he
found that we were not following him
he came TO heel again. Still, neither
OF us had dog sense enough TO guess
what was the matter with him.
Daddy Hiram and /. being merely
stupid humans, were commenting upon
his queer actions, and laying them TO
Jeanies absence, when again the dog
started Off down the road, looking
back and barking when he found that
we were jstill sitting on the doorstep.
At that, since even solid ivory can be
penetrated IL the would-be driller OF IL
stays on the job long enough. we final
ly caught on.
"Say, Stannie hes a.tryin' to tell
us to come onl" Daddy exclaimed,
starting TO his feet. "Methuselah-to-
gracious did IL have TO take us a hull
endurin' afternoon to figger out that
much dog-talk?"
ut looks that way" / admitted; but
now, having "hggered" II out, we made
no delay. Daddy got his rifle and cart
ridge-belt, and told me TO take Jeanles
pistol for myself-which / did. And
thus equipped we took the trail. In
dIan-fillng down the mountain road In
the darkness. Daddy Hiram, with his
gun In the crook Of his left arm. set
ting the pace, and the collie running
on ahead to point the way.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31

was new and fresh and clean; there
wasn't sign OF AN old flaw In any
one OF them.
think / must haye knelt there
under the gear train for a half-hour or
more, handling the fragments OF iron
and fitting them together. II was like
child's broken-block puzzle. and af-
ter a time was able 10 lay all the
larger bits out upon the floor In their
proper relation 10 one another. II was
In the ground-up debris remaining that
1 found something which suddenly
made me see red. Battered into shape
lessness, but still clearly recognizable,
were the crushed disjecta membra OF
our twelve-Inch monkey-wrench
tried not 10 go of the handle In a
nj OF mad rage. With sort Of forced
calm l considered every beam and pro-
jecting timber where / might incau-
tiously have left the wrench, and from
which II might have Jared of 10 fall
into the gears. There was no such
chance. had used the wrench In re-
assembling the machinery. but now
that / came TO recall all the circum-
stances, / distinctly remembered hav-
Ing put II, together with the other
tools, on the little work bench back
OF the engine The alternative con-
cnsion was, therefore, fairly inevit-
able. While was firing the furnaces,
somebody--and doubtless somebody
who had been watching for the oppor-
tunlty-had taken advantage Of the
moment when my back was turned and
had thrown the wrench into the gears.
IL was the final straw. There was
only one person on the Cinnabar res
ervation who could have any motive
for wrecking my machinery; and while
/ was banking the fires and setting
things in order for the night. / charted
my course, as the navigators say. The
dawn OF another day, / told myself,
would schedule the ultimate limit I'm
less he should prove to be a good bit
quicker with his gun than was with
my fists. Bullerton was due TO get
Ing for; and beyond that, he'd quit
the CiDnabar. II l should have TO tie
him on his horse and fog the beast
halfway 10 Atropia.
II was with this most unchristian
design seething and boiling In my
brain that ! finally went over to the
cabin. let myself in, and climbed
stealthily up the loft ladder TO my
blankets, and the next thing / knew,
II was broad daylight, the sun was
shining In at the little window over
the head of my bunk, and from the
kitchen at the rear a juicy and most
appetizing odor OF frying ham was
waiting itself up through the cracks
in the unchinked walls of my cubicle.
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31

when the remainder Of the bench upon
which the buildings stood appeared 10
be little else than solid rock.
BY feeling with free foot could
determine that the pump suction pipes
went on still farther. and then the
real adventure began. The ladder
suddenly gave out. quit. ended. There
were no more rounds below the one
upon which | was standing. That be-
Ing the case. there was nothing for II
but TO dive, feet foremost. and taking
a deep breath. let go OF the ladder
and began TO swim downward Almost
before i realized IL l was fighting des-
perately for dear life. one OF the big
suction pipes had taken hold of foot
and leg, like tentacle OF an enor-
nous octopus. and / was unable TO get
loose.
After all, II was Daddy Hiram who
saved my life. Suddenly the thunder
OF the pumps, magnified a thousand
fold for me in that Icy pit of death,
stopped short and the mechanical
squid let go OF my leg. With lungs
bursting / shot 10 the surface and
weakly clutched the ladder. Framed
in the square OF daylight dozen feet
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31

Once more Daddy hunted for q dead|
pine branch and lighted torch. The
shacks were empty. OF course, and
while We did Tot 20 into the tunnel.
we could see. through the broken bulk
heading. that IL was half filed with
cayed-in earth and broken stone. un-
derfoot there was only the coarse
gravel OF the tunnel spoil, and a full
troop OF cavalry might haye passed
over II without leaving any visible
trail. Worse than all. Barney, the pie
faced collie, appeared now to be com.
pletely at fault. lie was running
around In circles with his nose 20 the
ground; a pretty plain Indication that
he had lost the trail.
'T'n be bat-clawed and owl-hooted
II know what-all TO do next" Daddy
puzzled.
He hadn't any the best of me there.
and II was precisely at this point that
the split-faced dog took IL into his
head 10 add another snarl TO the knot
ted tangle. After galloping around all
over the place half a dozen times.
smiling at everything In sight. he had
finally come TO stand with his nose
at crack In the tunnel boarding. The
next Instant he had leaped through
the hole where the planks had fallen
away. and presently we heard him
whining and scratching behind tho
bulkhead.
l don't know about Daddy Hiram's
heart, but / do know that mine was
doing fiip-1aps and back somersaults
when we ran up TO see what the dog
had found In the tunnel For q half
second after Daddy thrust his torch
through the hole / was afraid to look
scared stiff at the thought OF what I
might see. When did look, saw the
dog digging frantically at the heap OF
caved-in earth, and, OF course to my
dlsordered Imagination, the hole In
which he was burrowing transformed
itself at once into a newly made grave
"Good Godl" 1 gasped; and then:
Look. Daddy-right under your
torch !"
He looked and staggered back, and
would have dropped the blazing pine
branch IL l hadn't caught II from his
hand. For what he saw. and what I
had seen, was the unmistakable print,
in the soft earth just inside OF tho
planking, OF one OF JeanIes brown
leather ridlng-boots.
In another half-second we were both
in the tunnel and Daddy was heaving
the dog aside from the hole he was
paving out in the earth fall. Snatch
Ing up broken-handled shovel that
the former tunnel drivers had thrown
away, the old man flung himself mad
ly upon the dirt pile, and since there
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31

for me. a-tellln me not 10 worry none
and sayIn' ! needn't look for her TIL
I saw her ag'in."
AT frst could hardly believe my
own ears II was so incredibly ont of
keeping with Jeanie as ! had been
idealizing her.
Are you going after them7 I de-
manded
"what for3" was the despondent
query. "'Tain't n morsel O. use, any
way you look nj IL. Jeanie's n wom-
an growed and she don't have 10 have
the old daddy say she can, r she
The diamond drill., 1921-12-31
The Old Man Flung Himself Madly
Upon the Dirt Pile.

was room for only one 10 work ~ a
time, | stood at his elbow and held 'ie
torch. don't know what he exIecrt
TO find hidden under the slide, lu' |
do know what | was afraid he was
going 10 find.
After ALL IL was only n fash in the
pan. so fur as any dreadful discovery
was concerned Inside OF five minutes,
Daddy. working like a man demented.
had dug the entire cave-in away, and
there was nothing 20 show for the
frantic shoveling-less than nothing.
Again, I don't know how Daddy felt.
but I'm sure | was able 10 breathe
better. the Improvement dating from
the moment when II became apparent
that the earth heap had grown too
small under the shovel stabs 10 pos
sibly conceal a human body.
The collie had followed us and
Daddy Hiram scowled down at him.
"If that dog could only be like old
Gran'paw Balaam's donkey for a min
ute 'or So" he mused. "He saw her
20 In there and saw her come out
likewise and the same. he must We
seen what she did after she come out.
Looks as IL he wanted 10 talk and tell
us. don't hel"
Barney was certainly giving n good
Imitation OF that, or some other anx-
iety. lie was frlsklng about and bark
ing, leaplng up now and then TO snap
at nm imaginary fly In the air. Daddy
caught him by his lower jaw and held
him immovable. "Go find her, Bar
neyl' he commanded; good dog-go
find heri'
The instant he was released me c'l-
lie acted as II he understood perfectly
what was wanted OF him. Springlng
aside, he began 20 circle again. nose
10 the ground. and within half a min
ute he was OF. this time heading into
n dim trail that led away dIagonauy
down the mountain. not In the direc-
tion OF Atropia. but rather on the 9TH
er leg ~ triangle. ono side NJ which
might he the deserr edpe. one the TRAN
We had followed from the Atropla
f.ust.4,~a -.~s .wo.L