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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14
SOME FACTS ABOUT FORD
REPAIR

The four most frequent and ex-
pensive repairs are the result of
Jumping, Jerking, Earring, Starting,
and Stopping. Practically all caus-
ed by GATHERING BANDS, and
can be prevented by correct trans
mission fabrication. Obtained with
FLEXO MOTOR OIL.
Sold at HOLBERT'S GARAGE
5-17-6t Pd. Belington
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14
LOCAL NEWS


Louis Viquesney of Junior was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Dent are visit
ing in Ohio for the next few days
Miss Lola Shroyer of Dent is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Right.
Mrs. ]. A. Robinson is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Rissa
Hutton at Huttonsville.
Mrs. Edna Hardin ofRound Bottom
spent the past week here with her
mother, Mrs. Jefferies.
Bruce Hankey of Clarksburg spent
Wednesday with his sister Miss
Pansy Hankey.
Miss Winifrad Cruikshank spent
part of this week in Clarksburg at
tending homecoming week there.
Allen Christlip of Philippi was the
guest of friends here Wednesday
night.
Edward Woodford, HUI Myers and
Ersel Shaw of Philippi were in town
Sunday night.
Benjamin Parrish who has been
the guest of relatives here has re-
turned to his home at Belle Valley,
Ohio.
E. A Hunt is in the class of grad
yates of the Fairmont Normal, and
will receive his diploma June 18th.
Miss Sevva Wilmoth is attending
the summer term Of school at w. v.
u.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips of
Indiana are here visiting the form
ers parents Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Phillips.
Rev. w. G. Ware of Fairmont
passed through the city on Wednes-
day on his way to Elkins to attend
the State C. E.. Convention.
Mrs. l.. J. Wilson and daughter
Miss Eva Wilson were called to
Philippi Wednesday by the death Of
the formers aunt Mrs. Sarah Mann.
Mrs. Matthew M. Nicely and son
John of Fairmont spent the week end
with Mrs J. E. Keyser and Mrs. c..
II. Jones.
Miss Mary Jones returned to her
home at Smithton, Monday, after a
short visit at the home of her broth
err C. H. Jones.
Misses Dorthy Jones and Madalon
Blatchford attended the formal dance
given in Grim Hall, Philippi Wed
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Germany
who has been teaching at Beckley
for the past year are spending few
days with the formers sister, Mrs
Walter McCloud
j. H. Rohrobaugh, superintendent
of schools here for the past year has
gone to Chapmansville, Logan county
to teach educational subjects in the
school there. He will remain there
during the nine weeks summer term.
Students who have returned from
the University at Morgantown this
week are William Street, Madolyn
Blatchford, Virginia Shinn, Eva Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood Shinn,
and La Verne Blatchford Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Blatchford
spent few days in Morgantown last
week when their daughter La Verne
Blatchford Davis received her de-
gree of Bachelor of Science in Home
Economics at the state University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Shinn attend
ed the Commencement exercises at
West Virginia University last Mon
day when their son Sherwood Shinn
received the degree of Bachelor of
Science and Bachelor of Electrical
Engineering.
Mrs. F. E. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Rice, and Miss Ruth Wilt of
Elkins. and Mr.. Worth Rice of Berk-
ley Spring were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Dawson last week. Worth
Rice who received his degree at
West Virginia University this year
will be superintendent of schools at
Parsons during the coming year.
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Award Chauffeur s27 500.

Philadelphia. Harry Fredericks.
a former chauffeur, was award
ed verdict Of 1850 against the
Atlantic Refining company in common
pleas court for an accident last Sep
tcmber. Fredericks had stopped at
a gasoline filling station at German
town and Girard avenues, when an
explosion occurred that severely in
jured him. He is- 81 and has a wife
and six childrane
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14
Relief Workers to Quit Russia.

Moscow. Colonel William N.
Haskell has notified Acting Premier
Kameneff the American relief admin
istration will leave Russia at the time
of the coming harvest. marking the
end Of two years active service. "Of-
fetal forecasts by your government
Of the forthcoming harvest indicate
Their will be substantial surplus Of
food over all the internal needs Of
Russia" he has written NJ. Kamene6.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14

Lots of people thought Washing
ton could not handle the crowds at
the Shrine convention. 1t is immense
ly gratifying to know that the Ma
ton Capital can take care of some
100000 visitors for nearly a week"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14
Grave Markers Stolen.

Pittsburgh, Pa. Declaring that
1t was the ''meanest thing ever heard
Of" Mayor George HI. Lysle, of Nc
keesport, ordered police search Of
junk shops in the hope Of locating
thirty markers Stolen from the graves
of American veterans in the McKees-
port Cemetery
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14

radio telephone.
1t is no uncommon sight to see ca
noers lined up along the bank of
the Kicker, loop antenna mounted
in the forepart of the canoe, picking
up the radio waves from the ether for
the receiver. These camping parties
use the radio at every opportunity
getting the latest news reports, the
ball scores and blow-by-blow report
of boxing contests and particularly
enjoying the music.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14
Girl kidnaper Get. 10 Year.

Albany, N. Y. Angelina Ia
vano, the nursemaid who kidnapped
little Leo Minkin, 3-year-old son Of
Judge Leopold Minkin, of this city. on
March 8, was sentenced to a term Of
ten to fifteen years in Bedford Refor-
matory by Supreme Court Justice
Staley.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14

Rev. and Mrs. John Bolton of
Buckhannon are here this week visit
ing Mr.: and Mrs. Bolton ON High
Street.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14
Almost Deserted.

Enkhuizen. once one of Hollands
most important cities, is now almost
deserted.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14
Mother Of 4 Jailed on Dry charo..

Springfield Mass. Despite the
walls Of four young children and
her husbands offer to serve sentence
for her, Mrs. Nora Dashkowsky, who,
the police allege, is persistent moon
sinner, was sent to Jail for a month,
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GENERAL MARKETS

INSTRUMENTATION - Quiet.
Winter straight, $6.25@6.5O. Spring
and city patent, $77508.25.
wHEAT-Quiet; No. red, S1.230
124.
CORN-Quiet; No. 2 yellow. 92@
93c
OATs-Firm; No. 2 white. $50
53hc.
29c: old BOOSTERS, 15@17c. Dressed
firm choice fowls 31932c; old roost,
ers, 18c.
BUTTER-Firm: fancy creamery.
41@42c.
EGGS-Quiet; selected, 32c; near.
.by, 271Ac: western, 271ac.
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Live Stock Quotations.

CHICAGO. = CATTLE - Better
grades, steady to active top heavy
steers, Sill; best yearlings, S1O35.
bulk beef steers and yearlings' S875
@10.35 bulk desirable veal calves.
around SO.
SHEEP-Strong to 25c higher: good
natives, SIS; cults, mostly $11: ewes.
So; heavies mostly around 81.
Hogs-15c to 25c lower top. 81. 25
bulk 160 to 240 pound averages, S7.i5
OPS; 250 to. 1926 pound butchers,
pigs, S5.5O@6.25; heavy weight b0xs.
$6.75@7.15; medium, $7@725; light.
$6.9007.25: killing pigs, $5.5O063a
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1923-06-14

The radio telephone has given out
door camping an added zest as it has
completely removed the objection
that it kept the camper out of the
world. Many of those who former
ly hesitated about getting out of
touch with things, particularly the
market, now find that they can leave
town and still not lose the daily trend
of events. ;,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

Vapores actualmente en- este puel
to. Vapores que han salido en- las
dltimas veinticuatro horas los que
Sc esperans
Esta actualmente en-. puerto ell va
por americana San Lorenzo. LA COLE
ia americana Amazon, esta desde
del Gobierno Insular, asx
FL vapor americana Helen de Ia
Bull Insular Line esta stambiens en-
puerto desde hace dos dfas.
Ha salido 81 Catherine de la Bull
Insular Line para Santo Domingo.
Ell Caracas de la Red d. Line lle-
CARA este puerto ell dia 4 del CO.
rriente procedente de- Venezuela.
El vapor americana Philadelphia
de la misma compalia Sc espera el
dia del corriente procedente de Nue
va York con carga Y pasajeros..
Ell vapor Porto Rico de la New
York and Porto Rico S. S. Co. sal
dra de New York con rumbo este
puerto Ell dia 8 del corriente mes.
Ell vapor San Lorenzo saldra el
dia con carga y pasaje para New
York.
El vapor Mariana de. la New York
and Porto Rico S. S.. Co.. salio de
New Orleans con rurnbo este puer-
to ell sdia j del corriente.
El vapor espanol Manuel Arnds
cuyos agentes son los seiiores Sobri-
nos de Ezquiaga Sc lespera dentro de
algunos dfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
BLoQUEANDo Y PEGANDo CON
LA MISMA MANOE

J Como ell trabajo de un reloj suizo,
el boxeo tiene sus delicadas cualida-
des de equilibrio, tempo adecuado y
sentido de ritmo.e
FL tempo es algo mas que medir
bien los golpes. Incluye ,el instante
pslcologico para ell ataque Q la reti-
rada, el momento exacto de tomar la
ofensiva la defensive. Va mas
ALA, pues un -verdadero boxeador
siempre tiene tempo para ser un
caballero dentro o fuera del ring Y
hay ocasiones en- que ell verdadero
con1portamiento deportivo exige que
al contrincante Sc lie de una opor-
tunidad para rehacerse, aun 5cuapdo
ella signifque la victoria. Els este
un case en- que el tempo Y ell critic
rio van unidos solamente un hori-
( bre entrenado en- las mas finas cua-
lidades del sport puedes tener ese cri-
terio; es con frecuencia la Inca di-
visoria entire la popularidad y .el fra
] case. Pegarle un contrincante en-
I'm tempo. inoportuno ha despertado
en- muchas ocasiones el odio contra
Npeleadores que pudieran haber sido
muy populares entire el pnblieo
amante del sport.
| Ell ritmo es algo Intangible. Es una
coordination de n1oviniento, elegan-
cia, >fexibilidad v al mismo tempo,
fuerza. Lo encontramos en- los ga
tos, ell tigre vel leopardo. Ell boxea-
dor debe tener la habiliad de mover
Sc en- todos sentidos, con gracia y
distinction y al nismo tempo estar
listo, sin variar ell ritmo, para caer
sebre el contrincante en- Ell precise
; momento en- que haya una oportuni7
dad.
J Avanzando y retrooediendo, tiran-
do el golpe izquierdo, cabeceando,
todo este es el resultado de tres cua-
lidades. equilibrio, tempo ritmo.
Habiendo escrito sobre la necesi-
dad de los diferentes metodos de de-
fensa, anotare la importancia de es-
tad en- aptitud de bloquear pegar
con la misna mano, usando una
Fraction de segundo. en- tirar el gol-
pc. Un boxeador comdn Y corriente
Sc atiene sieinpre la misma yieja
guardia sin cuidarse del contrincan-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
(continuacion de Ia pag. ~

81 - ~ y E -s..a
almas, para rendir culto a vuestra obra
gigantesca y a vuestra Ira sin igual.
voy poner en- ,vuestras manos esta
ofrenda. Recibidla, Maestro.
Recibidla en- el nonbre de aauelIos
tres espirisus gioriosos; de esa bendita
trilogia del amor y del dolor, que hoy,
a todas horas, seitados sobre la cum
bre de los Andes, hablan en- voz spaj ia
al cosaz6n de America, esperanto 81 dia
reivindicador en- que losrAndes bramen,
anunciando que el be.ico corcel de Ju-
min, Carabobo, yacucho v Eayaca, va
a .recorrer, dcspu6s de haber desperta.
do de sl largo sueao centenario, el vas
to suelo de todas las patrias v de todos
los hombres, con un nuevo jinete, ssco'
gido por eIlos en- la hora triunfal de las
identifcaciones, para llevar cabo "a
mas grs I1de epopeya que Sc escribira en-
la historic de La humaiia evCluciop de
los siglos. %
! Recibidla en- Ell nombre del Padre de
la Libertad: Bolivar.
! Recibidla EN- el nombre del Padre del
Lirismo: Dario.
Recibidla en- el nombre del Padre del
Estetic smo del sentimiento: Jose 4.
Rod6.
EIlos estan celebrando una Tenida
sotre la cumbre majestuosa de los An
des. Hablan en- VOC baja. Que diran?
ouizas os llamen, Maestro. ouizas ne
cssiten de vuestros servieios. Nosotros
Quis.eramos saber 10 que elIcs dicen. Id
a eIIcs Queremos saber 10 que ellos ha-
blan, tan solo vos podeis ir hacia
ellos y prcguntar 10 que ansian, 10 que
buscan, 10 que dicen y 10 que piensan.
os esperamos con el mensaje de elios.
Ahora, que os vais q narchar, recibid
la ofrenda, en- el nonabre de la Unica
Filosofia que nos acefca "Dios por
Ell Amor y ,por la Ciencia. /"
Manuel SANTOS BERMUDEz,
Nueva Ye-A nvierno de 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
Continuation de Ia pag. IL.

Sc levanto, pero con un SOLO golpe mi
di6 nuevamente el suelo, aunQue to-
davia tuvo el coraje de levantarse, sus
segundcs dieron el alto.
! A johnson lie dicen ''el bulldog :
de Iowa, nunca estuvo un nombre
mas bien puesto. Cook v sus ayudan-
tes Sc metieron en- Ell ring Y Sc llevaron
a Johnson su -esquina- La multitud
de pie, esper6 diez minutes hasta que
el trainer iogr6 que Johnson Sc pudie-
ra parar. Cost6 gran trabajo revivir-
10. Ell knockout fn6 t6cnico, por la
tohalla, peros fue un k. o. complete.
johnson no saba que Sc habia termi-
nado Ia pelea, nj como, hasta un cpar-
to de hora despuss.
Cuando Ell vencido abandonaba el ring
| Ia mnltitud lie aplaudia con sincere entu
siasmo. Eenault tambien fue aclama-
do. Tenia muchos partidarios. Y su
triunfo fu6 hermoso.
Cientes de mujeres vieron La bata-
LA, y Sc quedaron hasta Ell final, aplau
diendo Johnson por Ell vaior desple-
gado, por haber sostenido una pelea
que tenia perdida, haci6ndola intere-
sante hasta el final.
La concurrencia fu6 muy grande. La
entrada produjo mas. de cincuenta
mil pesos. FL programa fu6 muy bue-
no, del resultado todos. salieron com
placidos.
u Renault demostr6 un gran adelanto,
sluci6 mucho mejor que en- su otra Pc
! lea EN- esta ciudad Demostr6 buen
boxeo, y un buen punch. Sorprendi6
: con una izquierda muy efectiva y muy
parecida la de Jack Brittin, y do
| min6 tambien con sus upper-cuts de
| derecha.
\ Con esos rpper-cuts gan6 Renault
j su pelea. Con esos mismos golpes le
gan6 Jess willard a Floyd johnson an
Ell Yankee Stadium en- Ell mes de ma
| 70. FL Bulldog de Iowa no sabe qri-
tar su quiiada del canine. " por
/ ALI pierde sus peleas. e
De esta pelea Sc supone que pueda
salir un contendiente para ell campeo-
nato mundia1 heavyweight. Renault
Ell ganador. tiene una gran oportuni-
! dad de SegTlir neiorando T.llo M ohs.
/ tante, muchos diran enseguida que to-
davia no tiene hus para pelear con
Dempsey. s,
He dido decir que Renault Sc rajaba
| cuando 10 castigaban duro, pero ese
/ extreme no pudo ser comprobado ano-
che. johnson le pego. Y Ell canadense
! jamas di6 un paso atrss. Pele6 con
mucho valor, con gran sangre fra, y
asi derrot6 al valiente bulldog de
Iowa.
4 .se
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
INA QUEJA MUY JUSTA DE
LOS DUENOS De
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES

Muchas personas, especialmente los
dnenos de autos, Sc duejan de que la
via del trolley" Sc halla tan por en-
Gina de la carretera, en- la parada
14, que produce un destrozo continue
en- las gomas, adernas de los saltos,
sustos y otrass impresiones POGO gra-
tas que sufren los pasajeros.
Irasladamos la queja, que nos dan
muchas personas distinguidas, al ex-
celente y culto director de la Up. r.
Railway Light and Power Co.., Sc
nor Domenech.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
DE BOXEO|

tie que tiene enfrente. Els este un
error que debe evitarse, porque el
boxeador que trabaja con tales de-
ficiencias demuestra una gran falta
de sentido comdn. Un boxeador inaeli-
gente, Sc adaptara rapidamente, a
Icualquiera situacion que Sc presente
y asi evitara caer en- las triquihue-
las de un contrincante astuto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03
BATIo sU PRoPIo RECORD

NEW YORK, 1s.-Lee Robertson,
de Arizona rompio hoy su propio re-
cord nlundial de 16 segundos, enla-
zando ", derribando un novillo en-
Madison Square Garden; hazaia que
realizo en- Il Y un quinto segundos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-03

DISCOURSE LEIDo PoR Ell EsCRI-
TOR PoRToRRIoUENor
, 1923-02-26
10. A STORY OF D Urea
INSTALLNIENT NO. EIGHT

Did Akhar get him?"
A cold nose thrust in his hand was
the answer.
Up in the dog cart Tess and her
husband laughed in each Others
arms.
How many people will the car.
riagc hold?'' Yasmini called to them.
So she and her five maids piled in
While Tess, because her costume made
Il easier, mounted and ode behind
Tom Tr!pe.
The drunken elephant drew watch
men and all others to his pursuit. so
the streets were quiet as the little
party made their way to the hume OF
Mukhum Dass. the money-lender. At
last revealing her identity. Yasmini
induced him to shelter her five maids
until an hou before dawn and one
faithful guard. Ismail, who had fol
lowed Mt the dogcarts' tail, was com
miss!oned to watch outside the house.
Now. Tom Triple Yasmini or
dcred. "Do you as the elephant did.
and cause distraction. Draw Gun
gadhura off the scentr'
"Hel.'s bells. Your Ladyship.'' he
answered. a tho drawing I'll do
after his nights work will be my
last months pay"
Nonsense! Gungadhura and the
guard n from the elephant like dust
before the wind. The guards will be
back at their post before this; but
Gungadhura must find a discreet
physician to bind n slit face for him!
Tell the guard that Gungadhura
wants no talk about tonight's work.
In the morning come to Blaine sab
lbs house IND search the cellar. by
lampllght. letting Chaum the butter
see you do it. but taking are not to
lot him sec what you see. What you
do see. leave where 1t lies, Then tell
Gungadhura what you saw. adding
that Blaine sahib was suspicious, and
afterward scaled the cellar door.
Have you understood me?"
81 understand there's precious
little sleep for me tonight. and hell in
the m~ern!nG!'
when you have finished interview
ing Gungadhura. find for Blaine
sahib a new cook and a new butler.
who can be trusted not to poison
him."
Tom whistled his dog and rode off
at n Cantcr.
What is all this leading o. de
manded Dick. What does it mean"
1t means she said slowly. that
the tolls are closing in on Gungad-
hura"
THE way I figure IT," he answer
ed. "some one else had n pretty mar
row shave tonight
Yasmini knew better than to threa-
ten Dick. or even to argue with him
vehemently. much less give him or
ders. But each man has a l.nc OF
, 1923-02-26
WHO N TIE STORY

WI" - ihE Siofh.
Oh iaoul'
u WehI'h E"'hered ny generations
j. - 9"UE"' DE three
ierso: l Ut 'HsI Is
,.-"Hh ~ . Tue i"st ma
u" " i'u7''hn princess 10
-'S'e"u Vi pGque"tnins ,he secret
- I.a1e' "c N'' o"'S
Can
, Instant cousin OF
LtI' - IIaSe" on inc throne IN
49, "' me hr'''SH du'
t' ""O i'"tu LA Il woman
.ou"u nv e"cCes'ul'y RUE the terri
DSo''S SIPS VI al Minus
10 "%lch 1uS'n'iA, oelleVhs mat she
- ''I's' u rs ""er1L"ou's'
~ 70 u''sIi upu,
80 n"' ~ n.y.
''''"i'- ~
MI. D,
49, i1 g.. I'm
49, 3oIs ~ N,-ir9.S- -
~. "'0 " u
Tho-.., p,,o. IT. m,. -.-,, -.
~~"5nsS.L'n . W. ST'N'S up
r. r. ~ "
~ SLI n - ~ go ~.
Sir Ronald Samson 10 Eno,,.b
comutssio,o- 10 ,bo +b,rd aryio,s
- rn5 w. troar,r: - ,bo gororr,
$50 ,ooo,nt hoi5i,r .b.t C,TrmL.
b,r. r,Tcbt corsa +roTbIo sborId be
+I1d a. 80 nT.t-Tstirr yosrinI.s i'm
ao.,,a,. - ~ .ho should Inc tho
i,.chv o,o wearing 10 eat Ies- Gun.
, 1923-02-26

and Samson all bargaining about?"
demanded Tess.
THE treasure of Sialpore! But I
make no bargains! 1. who know
where the treasure is! Why should
/ offer to share what is mine? 1 will
have a marriage contract drawn and
you shall be n witness. That treas.
ure is my dowry. Listen! Bubru
Cingh my father died without a son
the first of all that long line who left
no son to follow him. The custom
was that he should tell his son. and
none else. the secret of the treasure.
, 1923-02-26

He hated Gungadhura; and, not
knowing which the English would
choose for his successor, Gungadhura
or another man, he told no one, max
ing only hints to my mother on his
death.bed and saying that II l, his
daughter, ever developed brains
enough to learn the secret of the
treasure. then I might also rave wit
enough to win the throne and al
would be we'll"
"And you discovered it? How did
you discover it,"
Not l."
, 1923-02-26

from your stable and ride for the
canes. bringing them to the house
OF Mukhum Dass. Let your wife
dawn
Dick aid Tess, with her arm
around him. Il want TO go"
We'll" he sad at last. Maybe
I'm a ~lunatic, but have it your own
way, girl, have it your own way.'
There are camels and camels-
more kinds than there are of horses.
but compared to the Bikaniri there
are no other desert mounts worth n
moments consideration. Fourteen of
them were gathered for her and held
in readiness by men who loved her
and detested G~ungadhura.
They rode in single file. each driver
with Il cad camel ridden by n oma
except Yasmini directed her own
O and for the most part showed
the way. her desert-reared guide be
ing hard put to keep his own animal
abreast of her.
The surest thing G~ungadhura
would attempt. once word should
reach him that she had vanished
from Slalpore, would be to draw
around her n network or his own
men. Watchers frotp the hills III
pass word along of the direction she
had taken; and the sequel, If Gun.
adhur was only quick enough.
would depend simply on the loneliness
or otherwise of the spot where she
could be brought to bay. For Vas
mini abduction to the hills could only
mean one of two things; u~nthinknble
surrender, or sure death by any Of a
undre secret means.
&c the way they took was wild and
lonely frcqucnted only by the jackals.
1ot twice they were sccn before the
sur WIS two houS high the first time
by n ava of merchants headed
toward Salpore, who took no notice,
but would toll OF the encounter.
The second party to catch sight of
them consisted OF four mcn on cameis.
whose rifles worn military fashion
with n sling. betrayed them as Gun
Sadhuras' men.
Desert police" he called them.
Takers of tenths" was the popular
description. The four gave chase, for
a caravan in a hurry is always likely
to pay well for exemption from delay.
They had a signal station on the
hills two miles behind them, to keep
them in touch with other parties.
north, south. east and west, it looked
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least resistance.
III the guard should tell Gungad.
hura that your wife was in ti.q palace
with me and could give evidence
against him. what do you suppose
GunEadhura would do! There are so
many
In the dark"
What do you suggest" he asked
hor.' ~"l.enve S~lalpore?"
Yes. know a safe place. She
should romo with me"
Whence
"Ton'rnt, Before dawn"
GLOW 7"
BY camel. l shall lake my horse
, 1923-02-26

WHO them"
your husband didp'
MY husband? Dick Blaine? But
that can't be true; he never told me;
he tells mo everything"
Perhaps he would have told IL he
had understood, He hardly under
stands yet. Only in part-a Little"
''Then how in the world-T"
Yasmini's golden laugh cut short
the question as she rose to her feet.
"Listeni Tonight l am Abh!sharika.
Do you know what that is7-Abhis.
harika?''