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Evening star., 1938-08-02
d. c. Nine Defend Cro,rm Printers Meet at ST. Louis
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Warrington ct st. Louis.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Warrington at st. Louis.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Warrington at st. Louis.
Rassling.
Steve "Crusher" Casey vs.. Ernie
Dusek feature. Grifdth Stadium,
f1rst match, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball
Warrington at Chicago.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
.sHARNBROIcHs LOCATE
 AT BEAVER, WASHINGTON

MT. and Mrs. D. R. sharnbroich and little daughter who have spent the summer at Bellingham where Mr. Sharnbroich attended the Nor nal College are now located at Bea= yer, Washington on the Olympic Peninsula. Mr. Sharnbroieh was el= eeted principal of 8 district grade school at that place and they are occupying one of two teacherages near the school.
 While in Bellingham, the Sharn- broichs met a number of former Wrangell people, Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Burnet, Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Leonard. Alfred Royalty, Theodosia Royalty who is now Mrs. Gutenberg, and others, all Of whom wished to be remembered to Wrangell friends, and had many questions to ask about former haunts.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
JUNEAU SHARES IN REGENT
 PUBLIC WORKS ADM. GRANTS

Public Works Administrator liar old L. Iekes on August 9 informed Regional Director c. c. Hockey at Portland, Oregon, that a loan and grants totaling $189.298 had been approved by the President for two construction projects in Oregon, one in Idaho and one in Alaska. These projects call for total expenditures of approximately $212,885.
 Gillian County High School Board received a grant of $13,50O to aid in the construction of a high school gymnasium, auditorium and classroom addition at Condon, es- timated to cost $30.0OO. James D. Burns of COndon is chairman of the school board. Preliminary plans have been drawn by c. N. Freeman, Portland. architect.
 A grant of $3,746 was allotted to Grant County School District No. 4 for remodeling and improving the school and grounds at Prairie City, on application of Mrs. Eliza Ray Gailbraith, clerk of the school board. Total cost of construction will be approximately $8,325. Law renee, Holford & Allyn of Portland are architects for the project.
 The village of Firth in Bingham County, Idaho, received a grant of $2,052 to construct concrete side walks, curbs and crosswalks, at a total estimated cost of $4,56O Leon ard w. Gushwa is chairman of the village board. Fred W. Kiefer of Blackfoot is engineer for the prof ect.
 A loan of $93,5OO and grant of $76.5O0 were approved for street paving, sidewalks and sewer con- struetion in the city of Juneau. Al aska, on application of Mayor H. L. Lucas Total cost of construction will be about $170.00O.
 Milton A. Lagergren of Juneau is engineer for the project.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
CHARLcS BRYANT DIES
 AT AGE OF EIGHTY THREE


 Charles Bryant, resident of Wran- gell since 1900. died Wednesday morning at Bishop Rowe General Hospital where he hal been a pa tient for several weeks.
 Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. Arnold Krone at Red mems Hall Thursday afternoon. Members Of the Wrangell IgloO of the Pioneers of Alaska, in which organization MT. Bryant was past president, attended in a body. Two nymns were sung by a ladies quar- tette. The pallbearers were six of his old time friends; John Olson, Chas. RoOs, l.. A. Olsen, Martin Tel ford, S. N. Harvie, Thomas Dal- gity.
 MT. Bryant was born in Illinois on December 25, 1855. He moved to the Gray's Harbor country in Wash .ngton when a young man leaving there to make a brief trip to south eastern Alaska to see the country. Boarding the steamer Queensland at Seattle with his partner the late Jeff Cassin, MT. Bryant arrived in Wrangell on August IT, 1900. Their first work here was at longshoring until time to strike out trapping that fall.
 He and his partner. he told a friend some years ago, in order toI prove that they were not Gheecha- kos, bought a boat and went up the Stikine. They got up as far asl the mouth of the Iskut river, where they put up a cabin and stayed the rest of the winter. All the meat they had was porcupine, grouse and ptarmigan as they did not know enough to go up the mountain for fresh meat. They made out fairly well trapping, but had to sell their furs at very low price.
 'Foolishly, we did not take any snowshoes," said MT. Bryant, "as we did not see any signs of snow when we left Wrangell. Some Mounted Police came up our way, and when they saw we did not have snowshoes, they gave us two old palrs which we rigged up and man aged the winter with them.
 The snow was very heavy that winter something like IT feet on theI Point. The men came down in the spring leaving the Iskut on April lst. At that time there was seYenl feet of snow, when they got down to the boundary, five miles distant, there was no snow.
 The next fall MT. Bryant and his partner trapped up the Stikine. Their cabin was at Barley Cach. ByI that time they were Sourdoughs and went properly equipped. He recall-l ed that President Mckinley was assassinated on September 14th oil that year, but they did not hear of it until late in the winter.
 For a number of years the tWoI men worked in this district, usual ly trapping during the winter.
 MT. Bryants work for the past 30 years wa sconfined to carpenter work, particularly that of boat car pentry.
 In 1905 MT. Bryant contracted with H. H. Hamilton to build the public school. The years whirled by; Cassin's health failed and he died several years ago in the Pio- neer's Home. MT. Bryant continued hale and hearty until well along in his seventies. His decline in health was gradual but for the past two years while friends and neigh bors have been concerned about him, he steadily refused all recommenda- tions of entering the hospital until some weeks ago.
 Cn1HDnIJINIO ITO CET Puv rant
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
ASSEMBLY, OF GOD Mrs. Berta Vaughn, Pastor (At Redmen's HalD

50 Christ was once offered to bear the sins of many; and unto them that look for him shall he ap- pear the second time without sin unto salvation" Heb. 9:28.
 Sunday School Il a. m.
 Evening service 8 D. m.
 Tuesday evening, Prayer meeting in Mrs Yaughn's home.
 Thursday evening 8 D. m. Regul- ar Mid-Week service.
 Everybody is welcome.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02

The Hazel B No. returned to Wrangell at ' a. m. Sunday with the following passengers on the down river trip:
 Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Ditty; o. Ian dry; Lucille Kinkade; R. Armstrong R. Armstrong. Jr; Ruth Ritchie; Al Ritehie, Jr; Margaret Rose Ritehie; R. F. Kennedy; C. Hornsby-Smith; Joe Elsner; Carl Parmuller; Dewey Williams.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
PAGE FIVE

Edmonton, Alberta, dispatches state that more "iron lungs" are being ordered for hospitals in Ale berta. The opening of schools in the Turner Valley will. in all likelihood be delayed through the spread of infantile paralysis.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

The Home Bible Study League will meet every Friday evening at s o'clock in Mr M. L. Miles home. Still pictures will be shown on screen each evening.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
CATHOLIC CHURCH

September 4. The thirteenth Sun ay after Pentecost.
 7:30 a. m. Communion Mass. 9 a. m. Parish Mass.
 Benediction of the Blessed Sac
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
At the Churches
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Roy. Russell F. Pederson, Pastor

1O.30 a. m. Morning Worship. aThe Better Sacrifice.
 12 noon Bible School: Samuel: Spiritual Revival study I Samuel 7s7-17.
 7:30 p. m. Evening Worship: aThe Christian Gospel and Indus try''.
 Wednesday. 7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting in the Church Parlor. Come and worship God with us. ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
 The Rev Arnold Krone
 Deacon in Charge Twelfth Sunday after Trinity. Red Cross Sunday.
 1O:00 a. m. Church School 11:00 a. III. Morning Prayer. Topic. Give Us this day'. Sermon: Service.
 Psalm. 72 Give the King thy judgments, 0 God.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02
SALVATION ARMY Brigadier 6 Mrs. Carrnthers

2:80 D. m. Sunday School under the direction Of Miss Gwen CarrU- thers.
 7.30 D. m. Evening Service.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02

SOMETHING TO SELL-Buy, rent, for hire or trade? Try a Classified ad.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1938-09-02

rament.
 Thursday. The Nativity of the. Blessed Virgin Mary.
 Daily Mass at 7:30 a, m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
PSF LICENSE. JENOM $50
KOUPENO.

Kohk psi je v Baltimore ?
Odbor ma radnici marne 81 la
me otazkou touto hlavu.
Jisto jest, re v meste psi Ii
censf ubyva vzdor tomu, re die
vseho psi pribyva. Behem pro
sperity dobach svetove valky
pocet licensovanych PSI v Bal
timore byl $4,000. Cd tie do
by pocet licens1 klesal al v mi
nulem roce klesl ma 1860 a
ma 1886 tonic roce.
Doba, do n1z license vzaty
byti mohou jest 81. prosince.
Ku pravemu shonu pc techto
ale vlastne prichazi v lednu.
License pro move psy stojl
So, pro obnoven1 81. Kdyby
MATTEL psa 81 nevyzvedl licens
podleha pokute SIS az do $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
Z Washington.

= Senator Barley, demo-
krat z Kentucky pravil, re
Rooseveltova administrace o.
cekava snfzen1 vydan1 ma nou-
zovou pomoc asi O $4,000, 900
m6s1cne poc1naje pf1stlm ia
rem a pocatkem leta.
Pravil, re kongres Dude po-
zadan o povolenf ne vice jake
$500, 600, 900 pro WPA ma do
bu cd 1. bTezna do 1. cervence,
ma zbyvajfcf mesfce fiskalniho
roku. V posledn1m zasedan1
,bylo povoleno S1,425, 900, 900
pro WPA ma osm mes1cu, tedy
do konce 1nora 1889.
- NamoTn1 department O.
hlasil, re bro Dude zahajena
konstrukce lehkych kriznfkd o
5000 tunach S 6 palcovymi de-
ly. Toto jest zcela novy typ
valecne lodi v Americkem ma
moTnictvu. AZ dosud ma anne
ricke valecne lodstvo kTiznlky
o 10000 tunach. Move lehke
kTiznfky Sc budou vyznacovat
1zasnou rychlost1 a budou w
borne pro zvednou cinnost q
pro doprovod nakladnich par
Mkt v dob6 valky. Pr1stf rok
Sc zacne S konstrukci dvou To-
df tohoto typu.
= Sekretar obchodu Daniel
C. Roper podal presidentovi
resignaci re sveho m1sta, jez
mel cd roku 1888. Roper odn-
vodnil sbou resignaci tim, lie
cd zaklade 1mrt1 v rodine Sc
must vratit do soukromeho Ii
vota. Zet sekretaTGv zemTel
totiz nedavno a on must pre-
wit jeho obchod.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

= Doba pro prohlednuti au-
tomobilG V Rampant "Zachran
zivot', prodlouzena byla komi-
safem mad +automobily do 4.
ledna.
Pc dni tom vsichni automo-
biliste, kteT1 nedaji sv6 auto
modify prohlednouti, pfedvo-
lani budou a license ma budou-
CT rok jim dana nebude.
Prodlouzenf lhGty rozhodnu-
to bylo pro $4,000 automobi-
listG, kteT1 do 1tery jest6 nevy-
howell pfedpisu o prohl1dce.
= Julia Brandold, 6Oleta,
zemfela V dtery V neomcnici,
kde lecena byla re zranen1 u
trpeneho automobilem 6. pro-
since ma York road. Automo-
bill f1dil Harry Bazen z Tow
son.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
AUTOMOBILY.

Veliky truck p~rorazil Zd1
domu, {. 1910 Clarkson ulice,
do svetnice. Zastavil Sc sko-
rem u stolu, pri nemz rodina
Benjamin. Glassband jedla
veceTi. Truck Tfdil Melvin Va
lentine z Preston ulice.
= Padesat jedoucich ma e.
lektricke poulicnf draze, els. 5
(Pimlico) dGkladne protrese-
no bylo ,kdyz kara vrazila do
trucku S olejem ma Park
Heights avenue a Shirley ave.
Motorman kary, William
Peale, zachranil Sc skociv S
,kdyz videl, jak shaz
&c nemozno Sc vyhnouti. Pre-
dek kary rozbit byl. Kara vra-
lila do prostTedku trucku, KITE
ry T1dil William Basil. V true
ku bylo 600 galonG oleje. Ma
razem truck nebyl prorazen.
= Louis Schmind, 74lety,
zemrel nemocnici v patek pc
zranenf, ktere utrpel We stTedu
zasazen byv truckem v 600
blocku Poplar Grove ulici.
= Tricet jedna osoba usmr-
ceny byly v osudnych automo-
bilovych nehodach v okres1ch
Marylandu V minulem mes1ci.
Opilymi rfdici zavinena byla
tri usmrceni a zranenl desfti O.
sob. Devet osob usmrceno by
10 v Baltimore okresu, pet v
Prince Georges okresu a ctyTi
We Worcester okresu. Ostatn1
byla v jinych okresech.
Re 202 osob zran6nych ne
hodach bylo 33 chodcG.
= Irwin E. Butler obzalovan
z T1zeni automobile, kdyz byl
opilym. Automobilem sym
narazil do stojfc1ho automobi-
lu ma Eastern avenue a As. ul.
= Zasazeny dvema automo-
billy zranen byl kriticky Geo.
L. Sweeney z Jessups v nedeli,
kdyz pTechazel Washington
Boulevard We Waterloo, kde
byl zamestnan. Neil mohl BY
ii z cesty odstranen pc prvn1m
srazen1, primal Sc druhy auto
mobil, narazil do n6ho a ujel
aniz by ma mfste melody Sc "a
stavil. V nemocnici lekaTi W.
setreno, re lebka mu rozbita.
R1dicem prvnfho automobile
byl Myer Walberg z Washing
tOnu.
- Ma rohu FRESHMAN a
Bruce ulic 17letou studentkou
usmrcen byl cernossky chodec.
Automobil studentky narazil O
poulicn1 lampu a pax zasahl
cernocha, 32leteho Anthony
Jacksona.
Cernosske dftko, stojfc1 u
lampy, 5lety Robert Briscoe,
poranen byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
Kennedy o Evropske n~ejistote.

Kennedy o Evropske nejistots.
Joseph P. Kennedy, americ-
ky vyslanec v Londyne, vratil
Sc do New Yorku ma lodi
Queen Mary, ma dvoumesfcni
navstevu. Prohlasil stran mi
ru v Europe, re vyhlfdky ma
mir nejsou nijak vabne, to pry
vsak neznamena, ably Sc nepo-
kouselo O udrzen1 miru.
Mnichovsky pakt doposud
neprinesl zadny vysledek CO sc
|tyce vseobecneho usmlreni.
Rekl:
"Je tezko predpovidati ko-
necny vysledek. Mym nahle-
dem vsak je, vice nez kdykoliv
jindy, re kdyby doslo k valce,
my mus1me staff mimo."
"PTed Mnichovem byly dive
moznosti. Jednou z Mich byl
hospodaTsky chaos a druhou
pax valka. Kdyz je mono
naj1ti neco lepsfho nez valku,
stojf to vzdy "a pokus."
Kennedy Sc nechtel vyslovi-
ii, jak sc diva ma politiku Ne
vile Chamberlaina v otazce
Mnichova, Tekl vsak: "Dnes
to nen1 otazka souhlasu sc stra
tegif Mnichovskeho paktu.
Jsem pro mir, doufam v nej a
modlfm Sc "a nej."
Vyslanec Sc prOhlasil pro
plan presidenta Roosevelta "a
vetsi armadu, lodstvo a letect-
vo. Kdyz byl Kennedy tazan
ma svou rec ma Trafalgar Day,
We ktere prohlasil, Re "demo-
kracie by mely zakopati valec-
nou sekeru S totalitarnimi sta
ty, "prohlasil, re tuto rec pos
lal predem do Washingtonu.
Primal, re dostal mnoho dopi-
81, hlavne z New Yorku, We kite
rych byl zle kritisovan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
RODICE PRO ZRUSENf
MANZELSTVf.

Rodice Is rokd stare jose
phine Mcguire, jez provdaIa
Sc "a 30leteho Waltera Poetz-
mana z Washingtonu, pricinu-
il Sc, ably manzelstv1 to zruSe-
no bylo. We ctvrtek dana by
la do ochrany Marylandske
Spolecnosti ma ochranu ditek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
VANOCNf.
Jana Viravska:

I'll krasnf, bill and6le,
co v mole detstv1 zTeli,
v pGlnOcn1 chv1li setmele
zas jednou prileteli.
Hvezdami vzplanul nebes Ian
zpev mad krajem Sc nese:
"Dnes narodil sc Kristus Pan,
o, Tide, radujte sci"
A sv6tla hof1, swift luh,
HAS won't mad MIN zp1va,
a vim, te chv1le dobry B1h
re b1lou zem sc diva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
PR HIRE FOOTBALLU ZLO,
MIL 81 KIRK.

10 rokG starry John Boules z
O'Donnell ulice, zlomil 81 kirk,
kdyz hral Sc trent jinymi foot
ball v Highlandtown. Ochro-
men jest cd krku ku spickam
nohou.
Zemfel V nemocnici pom
deli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
HOCH ODSOUZEN MA TRI
ROXY.

Stanley Dryden, jenz ma Va
nocn1 Den Dude II rokG star,
odsouzen byl ma tri roxy vlad-
MIN souJcem. Mlad1k doznal,
re ulomil zamky ma peti pos
tovn1ch skf1nkach a odejel do
Washingtonu kde Sc dostal do
SeSte.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
UTONULI.

Diva cernoSi utonuli V nedeli
u lodi zakotvene u tovarny ma
umela hnojiva ma Clinton ulici
a Holabird avenue. Policejn1
lodic1 nalezena byla mrtvola
cernocha, 5Oleteho Waltera
Ramsell a 30lete cernosky Ca
Uterine Brown.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

Krajan zemTel We stare vlasti.
We Vodnanech v Cechach
zemTel 29. listopadu byvaly
chicagsky krajan Bohumfr Be-
ran We veku Sc let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23

JCA1O - Ny OOAAOO oAAO OR111O11S |
nebylo dosud v~ysetreno. o POI
sllani zbranf do S~panelska ne
stava nejmensf pochybnosti a
mohl to byt vynosny obchod,
kdyby Sc byl 1plne zdafil. Do
sud bylo zjisteno, re Sc poku-
sill propasovati $4,000 pusek
do spanelska a byly tam sku-
tecne poslany pc lodi Mar
Cantabrico, ale tato byla poto-
pena pri pokusu proplouti pow
staleckou blokadu. Odhaleni
bylo ucineno pri vysetrovanf a
bylo povazovano "a tax ddle-
ute, re generalnf navladni Cd
lozil dals1 vyslech, ably mohl
zalezitost bl1ze prostudovati.
Pravi Sc, re navladn1 ma dalsi
informace, ktere dosud nepro-
zradil a pouze pravil, re dol
de k zatcen1 jinych osob, ktere
sc ma tonic porusen1 neutrali-
ty podilely. Jest pry to vec
mnohem vetsfho rozsahu, nez
Sc mohlo mysliti.
Tri Costerovi bratT1 Arthur,
George a Robert Musicove by
Ii DAM pod zaruku 100000 a
ctvrty. Hlava sejdfTskeho
spiknuti F. Donald Coster
spachal sebevrazdu.
Jak bylO tez sdelenO, bylO
jeho prave jmeno Philip
Musica, byl italskeho pGG-
vodu Jeho dive sestry ne
byly %nalezeny, ale jedna jest
manzelkou zahradn1ka sekre-
tafe pokladu Morgenthaua a
druha pry je znama pod jme-
mem j. M. Califrada. Jest do
konce tvrzeno, re podvodnfko-
va manzelka nebyla jeho ze-
nou, nybrz s~estrou, coz vsak
jsou dosud pouhe povesti.
Vysetrovan1 jest nynf vede-
no ma nekolika stranach.
Hlavn1 jest vedeno distriktnim
navladnim v New Yorku, dale
postovnf department -vysetru-
je, jak byla zneuzivana posta
k podvodnym ucelGm a nejvet-
81 sensaci slibuje v~ysetfovani
financovanf jihoamericke val
ky a pasovan1 zbran1 do Spa
nelska.
Vysetrovanf Costerovych
podvodG vedlo k zatcenf jine-
no podvodnfka a byvaleho chi
cazskeho politikare Johna Kar
tora, jenz pTftomne bydlel '
pTepychovem hotelu ma Park
ave. v New Yorku. Kantor sc
dostavil k vyslechu a sdelil, re
byl S Costerem 81 Musicou do
bTe znam a take prozradil, ze
Coster jej wal, ably Sc S min
pod1lel ma pasovanl $4,000 pu.
SEX do spanelska. V prIbehu
vyslechu byl Kantor mzf1a1
jake starry podvodnlk a byvalJ
chicagsky politikar a kdyz zji
steno, re je hledan pro velkt
akciove podvody ma zatykac
vydany v Stratford, Conn.,, by
zatcen v hotelu, kde plati
$1,000 najemneho "a mesfc.
Kantor, jehoz syn McKinlay
Kantor je znamym americkXn
novelistou, byl "a Thompsono
wy administrace vlivnym chi
cozskym politikaTem a jake
jeden z pozemkovych EXPERT
vydelal 100000 roche. Pozde
il byl nucen Chicago opustiti
byl ctyrikrat zatcen pro RUNE
podvody, z nichz jeden byl W
spojenf S 1padkem milionovt
Consumers Packing Co. z Chi
caga zmizel pc svatbe jeh(
dcery, kdyz zdstal jednoml
hotelu dluzen $4,000 "a sva
tebn1 hostinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-12-23
USTRIC meme NELL
" LONI.

Marylandska produkce ustTic
jest letos O $500 buslG mens1
neil byla roku pTedeSleho.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1938-08-18
1 Had to Garry Her Over a Stream.
walk? My cars not very

manage to walk? My cars not very
far off,"
"There's nothing the matter with
me, but why should I walk to your
carr"
I hestitated. Then
Because I beg you," I said. "I'll
tell you everything later-indeed, I
will. But now we've not a moment
to lose. Directly Caesar gets in, the
alarm will be raised: and I don't
want you to be found until after
you've heard my tale. Please trust
me till then. You really are in dam
ger-what happened just now must
show you that your cousin will stick
at nothing to put you out of the
way"
Finger to lip, Lady Elizabeth Vir-
gil appeared to reflect. At length
she rose to her feet.
Cali right" she said. "I'n trust
you. Where is this carr"
When told her, she glanced about
her. Then she pointed across the
drive.
'That's our quickest way. But
how do we come to be here? I came
off in the Golden Ride"
IT carried you here" said I.
''They left you halfway to the car,
so I picked you up and cleared out
before they came back"
A hand went up to her head.
$50 far as I can make out, I've
a great deal to thank you for. But
can't think as straight as I should.
And when we get to your car, are
you going to drive me to Brief"
It'd like to drive you to Raven"
"To Raven? Do you know Ra-
ven?" +.
"That's where we're staying"
said 1.
"All right. I don't care. I'd like
to see Brenda again. I'll lie down
there for a while. When you've
been knocked out, you're never
quite right till you've slept"
Though she seemed to have taken
no hurt, she was not fit to walk as
far as the Rolls: yet was afraid to
offer to fetch the car, in case, be-
fore I got back, the hunt should be
up. There was, therefore, nothing
for it. Fortune had laid on my anvil
a red-hot iron. If did not strike it
now
When she had stumbled twice,
without word took her right
arm and set it about my neck: then
put my left arm about her and
held her up.
am given to understand that one
had her mothers looks, but l find it
hard to believe that the Countess
Rudolph had all of her daughters
charm. I have said before that her
eyes were large and gray, but I de-
spair of disclosing the exquisite light
which made them so very rare. This
was very soft brilliance, which
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Raven and then return, but, as luck
would have it, we met him at the
mouth of the track.
He was plainly bursting with
news, but I was down in the road
before he could speak
GIVE got her." oreathed. "She's
coming with us to Raven. But don't
say a word in the car-she's not too
WE'LL"
Then we both got into the Rolls,
and Winter let in his clutch.
cts very seldom" said Herrick,
"that Fortune makes up her mind to
do a thing really well. She almost
always leaves you with two or three
little knots, and you have to try to
cut them But here she's ex-
celled herself, for I came upon the
scene of the outrage as you went off,
and so ! can complete the astonish-
ing tale you've just told.
''But before I do. that, let's 20
back. Between us, we saw the whole
thing. We saw Percy meet his bull
lies and lead them off to the ride.
There, of course, he told them ex-
actly what they were to do, watched
them fix the wire and placed them
in the positions which they were to
occupy-the chauffeur at the end of
the ride to watch for my lady's ap-
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could leap into a flame, but once
you had seen it, you never could for
get it, because forever after all other
eyes seemed dull. Her hair was
soft and shining and black as night,
and the face which it framed was
strong and proud and fearless, but
something sad. I think it was the
droop of her lips that gave her this
wistful air, but you could not have
wished it absent, because that might
have altered the shape of her fault
less mouth.
I had to carry her over a stream
before I saw through the trees the
flash of the Rolls. I never was so
thankful, for though she made no
complaint, I knew it was all she
could do to stay up on her feet, and
I had dreadful fear that to strive
with the effects of conclusion might
do her some serious i'll.
Winter saw us coming and had
door open, for her to get into the
car: this she did without speaking
and at once lay back on the cushions
and closed her eyes.
Herrick was not to be seen, but
since he was sure to return by the
entrance-drive and the road, / babe
Winter take the wheel and make for
the spot at which he had set us
down. If he was not in sight when
we got there, I meant to 60 on to