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15th
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F. NJ. JOHNSON,
Main 2o76. 1871 St. Main 2o77.
BEAUTIFUL FIREPROOF APARTMENT.
Almost condition. Connecticut north
and five and bath each
Priced to show good income investment.
BUCHANAN ST NEAR I4th.
Wonderful detached home semibungalow type Eight large
rooms baths and sleeping porch Large lot paved alley
Garage Now being vacated; immediate Price,
ST. reasonable terms.
10th ST.-35oo BLOCK.
Eight and bath sei-deached ami deep lot to alley
$4,000; reasonable terms.
GEORGIA AVE. NEAR SHEPHERD ST.
Store with apartment of five and bath hot
heat, electric lights Priced cheap at $I45oo.
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STROHECKER & METZLER.
THE BEST IN EVERY SECTION.
NEW MANOR Observation-Disclosures
closets and cupboard uIin boka att over i
bes in
these bauHuI sand for of GU Georgia to h
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and one block YOUR
NEW-14O6 CRITTENDEN ST.-SEMI-DE 500
va
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S5,5OO
n pay
ment th rent re- bargain
PETWORTH-S8250.
glsrdwoo
will remit o a
PETWORTH-$S.5OO
Granite large front
porch: all nnOdn np rim pave street.; eyarde extr
wide red a
CHEVY CHASE-S1S50O
Corner: Keuk from Conn a-0
two baths shower large yard an
STROHECKER & METZLER,
Main S35 203 Continental Trust Bldg.
SUNDAYS and evenings. Col 1826W.
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TAkOMA PARK.

Nsv bungalow near 18th ST. cars; rooms
and bath oak floors h.w.h., fireplace, sleep
ibs porch, built-ln garage; only $1,000; terms.
Beautiful, new 7-room, tile-bath home, with
huilt-in features, = showers, h.-w.h. hard
wood trim and floors: extra large lot; on
paved street. near cars priced for quick sale.
Several new bungalows. from $3.50 TO
$500.
Near Walter Reed, 6 rooms and tile bath,
oak floors. h.-w.h.. open fireplace: nice level
lot; $4,000: easy terms: also large rooms
and tile bath; same Improvements; Sl1,0oo
terms.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Y.
FOR SALE-Continaed.
RIvER-FRONT SHACK. TWO ROOMS AND
porch, near Glen Echo. Address BOX IL
FOR sALEISUBURBAN PROPERTY.sCL
endon. Va: beautiful 7-room bungalow; a m l.,
vita garage; large lot: >, shade trees. trees fsice'
SEARBY VIRGINIA.
vacant. $3.50; $3.50 cash. s45 monthly.
rooms: h. VIII ; bath; gas electricity; ga
rage; newly papered. $6,950; $65e.
Groom bungalow cleo furnace: baths ga
rage; sleeping porch. $3.50: $50 cash.
OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE
Address Box 2aS.S. Star Office.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
We have a sixroom house. read! 10 occupS,
large rooms, airy closets bright and cheerful
open fireplace: hot-water heat BnngnioTSs' i,i S,
several styles: five and six rooms; inN,cd;ate mvs
sale: about eighteen TO select from; best all
round ocations, prices and terms we Sh ma 100 70
S1o. 500 Acre land. eight-room house; s11. 900;
snap. Call us up come out and let US prove
'"''' TaKoMA PARK REALTY CO..
CoI sanS Takoma Park. u. G.
Members Washington Real Estate Board.
BUY IN TAKOMA PARK.
THIS Is THE REST SEASON.
The heavy winter buying ihnicates a"u. -
at a saving at this season, and IL Is the most
advanta geous time for the buyer TO make Sc
lee ction, for obvious reasons
UNUSUAL BUNGALOW.
Owner, having accepted position OUTSIDE
Washington, March l. will sell ut the pest
offer received during the month, unique D.
room bungalow that has an unusually attrnc-
tive interior as well pleasing exterior. LiE
ing ROOM across front, has fireplace All mou-
ern conyeniences. ON paved street. convenient
TO car line Garage. entered from back street.
TWO STORY HOUSE.
Seven-room house. having 1 bedrooms, on
first floor: all modern Improvements; on paved
street; only few steps from lith ST. car
line; 9.5o0. Terms
LARGE STUCCO BUNGN.OW
New up-tO-the minute bungalow or non
cracking stucco: 6 rooms and s'eeping porch;
on level lot so by 200. House has oak noors
throughout good fireplace. fine fixtures and
many built-n features. Large capacity not
water heating plant and bOnedr basement
Full attic House especially well constructed
Garage sa,l5o. Terms
COLONIAL BUNGALOW.
New colonial bungalow OF large rooms and
attic ready for occupancy This house was
designed for some one wishing large grounds.
with trees 1t. however, il convenient TO
street cars aud has all city conventences.
beautiful oak floors, tiled bath and very well
designed kitchen. Hot-water heat. Price.
Ss,25 -
lille & HENDHICK.
% Carroll Ave, TakOma Park.
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Delightful brick house near 4th and NJ sts
NV. IL rooms, h.w.h., 4-car garage; imme-
date possession. Terms arranged.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Corner store and apartment; rapidly growing
section; established business; hot water heat
electric lights. r. X. FORD, 5527 7th st. NV.
Near 18th and Taylor.
=, rooms h.w heat. elec., glassed-in sleep
ing porch, breakfast porch and every up-to-
Near Upper 14th St.
Near St. Paul's Church.
9 rooms; only s6.2jO.
Near North Capitol and T SITS.
Vacant; rooms. h.-w.h, cleo, porches;
only $3.50. Easy terms
Close to Dupont Circle.
. 10 rooms. modern splendid condition; early
Kalorama Heights.
porch rons saths dsbs ees G., Sleeping
PETTY & PETTY,
Realtors,
l423 \. Y. ave. NV. Main 24s7-24ss
Takoma Park.
Near the Bliss Electrical School. most
attractive colonial home. situated on lot
50xa50. with u number of forest trees. 1t has
well arranged rooms. large BATH elec lights
furnace heat, large pantry and other attrac-
tive features. Price. ss,45O. Convenient
terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 II st. NV. Realtors. Phone NJ 1923
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance,
! sos North Capitol st. NV
Residence phone. Lincoln 1881
Near l4th and Park rd.-Fine home contain
ing rooms. VIII: elec.. . porches.
ST. NV. ist CON conMERCIAI sF1 si z6SEsss 5sTsse
rooms. brick, bath and gas; price. $3.50;
C0oD pcoMISC rYor-cr ,oc.-,o>- -
9th and Mass. ave NV: brick. IL rooms
n;W:hx gas bath: garage space; price,
Near 1lth and Girard n.w.-Nice home. Q
prIes :5,sso; $3.50 ssi sash. Saah good condition;
bath: price. 5000: 81 s 600 cash ,h'f00e neat
10th st. n.e.-Cozy little home. g rooms. bath,
latrobe heat eat 2-car garage; cheap at 81, 800;
NoRTHEAsT-Colon brick. front porch. s
rooms, h.v.h.. elec.. rear porches. 2-car
sa1afs PTiGe s'O? s3SSs cash
bath, garage; exc. condition; price, 5000;
$500 cash.
p. F. CARLEY.
o. st sa.soo-FoR coLoREp. r. 'i'''
Frame house, rooms, in good NV. sec.;
small cash payment. bal easy terms.
$500
Beautiful brick dwelling. in Sc. sec:
rooms and bath; h.w.h., gas and cleo; ami.
Reasonable terms.
$T.750 EACH.
Two most attractive bungalows out Brook
land. California type: > and tiled bath,
large attic. sleeping porches and other good
features. About $3.50 cash, balance very easy
payments.
$4,000
Delightful brick house near 4th and NJ sts
NV. IL rooms, h.w.h., 4-car garage; imme-
date possession. Terms arranged.
p. +. CARLEY.
81 st. NV. Fr 6153
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$T.T50 EACH
Two most attractive bungalows out Brook
land. California type: : rooms and tiled bath,
large attic sleeping porches and other good
features About $3.50 cash, balance very easy
payments.
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FOR sALE-H0USES
Continued.
coy HOME NORTHEAST

1903 INV q st. NV.
Occupied by Immediate possession
may be had of this desirable home OF nine
rooms, bath, double rear porches, laundry
and toilet in cellar, hot-water heat, electric
ity, gas; deep yard to paved alley with space
for garage; beautiful oak floors; the price Is
right and terms reasonable.
b. +. SAUL CO.,
Main POO l4l2 Eye st. NV.
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VACANT.

NEW JEHSE1 I nv y. NEfN IT.
Suitable for subletting to advantage Is
this house of S rooms, baths, hot-water
heat and gas; In good condition; immediate
possession; reasonable price with good terms.
Il. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO 14I2 Eye at NV.
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ALA FESSENDEN ST. NV.
One-half block from cars; rooms and
BATH hot-water heat. with automatic oil
burning equipment; glassed sleeping porch;
deep lot to alley: room for garage; immediate
possession; price reduced for quick sale.
SHEPHERD ST. NEAR 14th ST. NV.
Eight rooms and bath. hot-water heat, cleo
tricity and gas: semi-detached: room for ga
rage: newly decorated; immediate possession;
reasonable terms.
14IS 21st ST. NV
Just south of Dupont Circle; 0 rooms 2
tiled baths, 1st floor kitchen. electricity;
large lot: immediate possession; price, $13,-
500; 81, 800 cash.
HISTORIC GEORGETOWN
On a prominent corner of one of the best
sections of this desirable neighborhood; IL
rooms baths. furnace heat, electric lights
recently remodeed and ready for immediate
occupancy; price and terms on request
wASuINGT0N HEIGHTS.
Ten and bath. steam heat. electric
ity; semi i-det tached residence located in one
of the best sections on the Heights three
porches. large grounds; occupied by owner
who will give possession with title.
5000 LIST ST. TAkOMA Park. ID. C..
Five-room bungalow, furnace Leaf, electric
ity and gas, and vacant lot adjoining with
about thirty fruit trees of all kinds; imme
date possession; two blocks from end of 14th
st. car line.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York ave. NV. Main 1861
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MT. PLEASANT.
3i21 18th st. n.w.-Ten large rooms and
bath (six bedroomsl; steam heating plant COW
cred with asbestos stationary tubs: garage
with water and sewer. Price, Sl2,5O0. In
spection by permit only.
EDGAR A. MILLER, Exclusive Agent
l539 7 Street Main 3sOs
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FOR sALE-HOUSES
Continued.

81, 1850 3-STORY BRICK. Fl ST. N.W.a1l
rooms. baths: garage, 2 cars; open fire.
places; near ear lines; newly decorated
50
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FOR SALE-H0USES FOR SALE-HOUSES.
GOOD VALUES IN NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST
PROPERTIES.

$1,000.
Near new Eastern High School; immediate
possession car be had of this cosy little brick
home with colonial front porch; 8 rooms and
bath; Ia trobe heat; large yard; room for ga
rate. 5000 cash.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT.
Ideal investment and home combined, To-
Gated near 7th and II SITS. me-; frst-hoor
apartment Of rooms. bath and porch. occu-
pied by owner. who will give immediate pos
session. Second floor of rooms. bath and
porch, rented at S77.5o a month, which will
more more than take care of your monthly payment.
Cellar, separate furnaces; room for garage.
Property in good condition. Priced low for
quick sale. $1,000 cash.
BLOOMINGDALE
Owner. leaving town, must sell this desir-
able and well located home of rooms and
tile bath. cellar. excellent furnace. two
porches. large yard, room for garage. Of
fered at $1,000, On terms. Immediate posses
sion.
'AsT AND SOUTHEAST HOUSES.
Elm BROS.
Lincoln So7.
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INDIANA AVE. NV.
Located near the Courthouse and only
short walk from business section, this Groom
! ONE can be made to pay for itself; good
hea ting plant, running water all floors;
top floor now rented as apt: owner will give
immediate possession. Phone Main 35OO
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN, 1904 II st.
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2. F. CARLEY.
SIT st. NV. Fr. e153.
S25OrFoR COLORED
Frame house, rooms, in good NV. Sec;
small cash payment. bal easy terms.
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Mount Pleasant.
An unusually attractive tapestry brick home,
having a lot 4s feet wide Center hall plan.
extra lavatory, colonial front porch, elec.
lights. h.w.h., oak floors, sleeping porch beam
ceiling in dining room, instantaneous hot
water heater and a bnilt-in garage. Now
vacant, and in good condition. Moderate terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1894 Fl st. NV. Realtors. Phone NJ 1923.
Facing Soldiers Home Park.
Six large well lighted rooms hot-water
heat. electric lights; parquet floors down
stairs: brick fireplace: dandy front porch.
room for garage. Instantaneous heater. set
tubs, servants toilet in basement. This house
must be seen to be appreciated. Price. $500.
81, 900 cash.
No. SEQ Decatur Street.
offered 500 below builders price. Six
beautiful rooms and tile BATH hardwood floors,
electric lights: hOt-water heat; built-in pan
try: French doors off dining room TO spacious
rear porch: also large colonial front porch
to wide alley. Price. $3.50. Salesman on
premises Sunday.
Mount Pleasant.
S5,5oo-S5OO Cash.
Ontario rd near Euclid. dandy six room
house; tile bath; good heating plant: colonial
front porch House in excellent condition.
Room for garage. This is n cozy little house
and a big bargain.
SYDNEY A. RAYMOND,
Real Estate.
Main 1853. Number One Thomas Circle.
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Beautiful brick dwelling in Sc. sec: :
rooms and bath; h.w.h., gas and cleo; ami.
Reasonable terms.
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Main s633. Number One Thomas Circle.
FOR COLORED.
On r St nw between 9th and 10th: 10
rooms and bath; hot.water heat, gas: brick
building in rear suitable for garage: in good
condition. $500 cash, $50 month.
Florida ave-, between 18th and I4th SITS.
NV: rooms and bath: furnace heat, gas;
back porch: open 10 alley: reasonable terms.
Can be handlef IeHS SitF f Will WILLIAMS fssn and you mo-
SIT 14th St. wv. Phone Main 1918.
INSPECT AT ONCE.
NEW MODERN DETACHED
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE have reduced the
price in an exceptionally fine detached home
the city
MASS. AVE. PARK.
TO s1o O0O AT CONVENIENT TERMS The
house has a wide. deep lot, lawn. shrubbery:
six attractively decorated rooms; hardwood
floors beautiful electric fixtures. plumbing
and manteI lights; large burntbrick mantel
and open fireplace in reception room; wide
colonial glass doors to dining room; model
kitchen: builtn refrigerator; porches. front
and back: two glassedin sleeping pOrches !;
insta. hot water: stationary washtubs and
built-in garage. This house is surrounded by
homes of the $4,000 to $4,000 type. insuring
increased valuation to the purchaser. Hence,
it will be the market but a few days.
FOR IMMEDIATE INSPECTION, OPEN
TILL PM.
1924 DAVIS ST.
Drive ONT Mass ave. to 36th place. then
south to Davis. Eight minutes car ride from
Adams 1894 Mr.. Barrett.
r. L. FUNkHOUSER,,
BUILDER.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-12

said softly. "You can't drag the car
cass with your rope-the Killer would
trace 1t If you did and maybe spoil the
evening for Bruce"
Strong arms sawed at the bits, and
the horse quieted. trembling. For
moment Bruce saw their white moon
lit faces as they stared down at him.
"What about gag2" one Of the
men asked.
"No. Let him shout II he likes. There
is no one to hear him here"
Then the tall men swung on their
horses and headed back across the
fields. Bruce watched them DULY.
Their forms grew constantly more dim,
the sense Of utter isolation increased.
Then he saw the file pause, and 1t
seemed to him that words, too faint
for him to understand, reached him
across the moonlit spaces. Then one
Of the party turned Off toward the
ridge.
He guessed that 1t was Simon. He
thought the man was riding toward
Linda's home.
He watched until the shadows had
hidden them all. Then, straining up
ward, he tested his bonds. He tugged
with the full strength Of his arms, but
there was not the play Of an inch be-
tween his wrists. The Turner'S had
done their work well. Not the slight
est chance Of escape lay In this quar-
ter.
He wrenched himself TO one side,
then looked about him. The fields
stretched even and distant on one side,
but he saw that the dark forest was
but fifty yards away on the other. He
listened; and the little night sounds
reached him clearly. They had been
sounds to rejoice In before Impulses
to delightful fancies Of fawn steal
ing through the thickets, or some OF
the Little People In their scurried.
tremulous business of the night hours.
But lying helpless at the edge Of the
forest, they were nothing to rejoice
In now. He tried to shut his ears to
them.
y He rolled again to his back and
tried to find peace for his spirit In the
stars. There. were millions Of them.
They were larger and more bright
than any time he had ever seen them.
They stood in their high places. wholly
Indifferent and impassive to all the
strife and confusion Of the world be-
= -.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-12
SIMON. HAVE MERcYl

sYNoPSIs.-At the death Of his
foster father Bruce Duncan, In an
eastern city. receives a mysterious
message. sent by Mrs. Ross. sum-
moning him peremptortly to south
ern Oregon-to meet Linda"
Bruce has vivid but baffiing recol-
iections OF his childhood In an or
phanage, before his adoption by
Newton Duncan. with the girl Lin
da. At his destination. Trails End.
news that a message has been sent
to Bruce gets to Simon Turner.
Leaving the train. Bruce Is aston
ished at his apparent familiarity
with the surroundings. though to
his knowledge he has never been
there. On the way Simon warns
him to give up his quest ard return
East. Bruce refusea Mfs. Ross.
aged and ine1sn, welcomes him
with emotion. She hastens MIN on
his way-the end of "Pine-Needle
Trail" Bruce finds his childhood
playmate, Linda. The girl tells him
OF wrongs committed by an enemy
clan, the Turner's. on her family.
thu Rosses. LanGe occupied by the
clan were stolen from the Rosses.
and the family. with the exception
of Aunt Elmira (Mrs. Ross) and
herself, wiped out by assassination.
Bruce's father. Matthew Folger.
was one of the victinA His mother
had fed with Bruce and Linda
The girl, while small. had been kid
naped from the orphanage and
brought to the mountains. Linda's
father had decided his lands to
Matthew Folgcr. but the agree
ment, which would confute the
enemy claims on the property. had
been lost. Bruce's mountain blood
responds to the call of the blood
feud. A giant tree.' the Sentinel
Pine, In front of Linda's cabin.
seems to Bruce's excited imagina-
ton to be endeavoring to convey a
message. Bruce sets out In search
OF a trapper named Hudson, a wit
|. ness to the agreement between
Lindas father and Matthew Fol-
ger. A gigantic grizzly. known as
the Killer, Is the terror of the VI
cinity. Dave Turner. sent by
falsely concerning the agreement.
Inc h1ileT Suikes uoWH Iiuuoohs
Bruce. on his way to Hudson.
wounds the Killer. driving him
from his victim. Hudson, learning
Bruce's identity. tries to tell him
the hiding place OF the agreement.
but death summons him. Dave de-
coys Linda and Aunt Elmira from
their home. The man insults Linda
and is struck down by the aged
woman. Elmira's son has been
murdered by Dave. and at her COM
mand, after securely binding the
desperado, Linda leaves them alone.
Returning. Bruce finds a note, ap-
parently from Linda. telling him
she has been kidnapped by the
Turner's. Bruce falls into Simon's
trap. and is made prisoner. Charg-
ing Bruce with attempting to re-
open the blood-feud. the clan de-
cides to leave him, bound. in
pasture on the spot where the
Killer had slain and half eaten
calf the night before. They look
for the return Of the grizzly.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-12

full realization Of all things came to
him again.
One Of the men-he recognized him
as Young Billed the horse on which
he rode. Two Of the clansmen rode In
'front.' grim, silent, incredibly tall fig
ures In the moonlight. The remainder
rode Immediately behind. Simon him.
self, bowed in his saddle. kept little
to one side. Their shadows were long
and grotesque on the soft grass of the
meadows, and the only sound was the
soft football of their mounts.
A. full mile distant across the lush
fields the cavalcade halted about a
grotesque shadow in the grass. Bruce
didn't have to look at 1t twice to know
what 1t was: the half-devoured body
of the yearling calf that had been the
Killers prey the night before. From
thence on, their operations became as
outlandlsh occurrences in dream.
They seemed to know just what to do.
They took him from the saddle and
bound his feet again, then laid him In
the fragrant grass. They searched his
pockets, taking the forged note that
had led to his downfall. "It saves me
trip Simon commented. He saw
two of them lift the torn body Of the
animal on to the back of one of the
horses, and he watched DULY as the
horse plunged and wheeled under the
unfamiliar weight.
Simon spoke in the silence, but his
words seemed to come from far away.
~Quiet that horse or kill him." he
The L'Anse sentinel., 1923-01-12
CHAPTER XXI

eff Simon Turner isn't coward"
Bruce said slowly to the clan, 'he will
give me chance to fight him now"
The room was wholly silent, and the
clan turned expectant eyes to their
leader. Simon scowled, but he knew
he had to make answer. His eyes
crept over Bruce's powerful body.
"There is no obligation on my part to
answer any challenges by you," he
said. You are prisoner. But II you
think you can sleep better In the pas
ture beca nse of 1t, I'll let you have
your chance. Take of his ropes"
A knife slashed at his bonds. Simon
stood up, and Bruce sprang from his
chair Ike a wildcat, aiming his hard
ened knockles straight for the leering
lips. He made the attack with aston
ishing swiftness and power, and his
intention was to deliver at least one
terrific blow before Simon could get
his arms up to defend himself. He
had given the huge clan leader credit
Tor tremendous physical strength, but
he didn't think that the heavy body
could move with real agility. But the
great muscles seemed to snap into
tension, the head ducked to one side.
and his own n.ge fists struck out.
II Bruce's blow had gone straight
home where It had been aimed, Simon
would have had nothing more to say
for few moments at least. The leap
mad been powerful and swift yet who'll
" inaccurate. And the reason was
1ust that his wrists and ankles had
been numbed by the tight thongs by
which they had been confined. Simon
met the leap with short, powerful
blow into Bruce's face; and he reeled
Backward The arms Of the clansmen
alone kept him from falling.
The blow seemed to daze Bruce; and
ct frst his only realization was that
the room suddenly rang with harsh
and grating laughter. Then Simon's
words broke through II. "Put back
the thongs" he ordered. @and 60 get
your horses"
Bruce was dimly aware Of the fall.
ing Of a siience. and then the arms Of
strong men half carrying him to the
door. But he couldn't see plainly Al
1rst He knew that the clan had
brought their horses and were waiting
FOR Slmon's command. They loosenet
the ropes from about his ankles. and
two of the clansmen swung him on to
the back Of q horse. Then they passed
rope under the horse's belly and tied