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ROCKVILLE-SILVER ROCK-S495
dn., no qualifying. no settlement
charges. Diet. rambler. 3 hedrmS.,
rec. rm.: lge. fenced yard; assume
4iaec Gil loan. 10, 5-3740; ewes.
IN 5-O4O1
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YER sPRNG 7Monteomery

SILVER SPRING lMontgOmery
KnollsD-Nearly new all-brk. RAM
bier. with earport; "SPICK- AND
SPAN CONDITION.: q lovely rms,
"a baths, beaut. finished rec. nm:
lust Ia blks. from elem. school.
Only $1,000 down: S1S,950.
HUGH T PECK, REALToR, HE.
4-RAnn til q
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? baths, screened pOfch, rec. Tine
maids room and bath, carport.
R. B. WARREN. OIL. 4-3l59. 16s
SOMERSET-Owner direct to buyer
with substantial savings; 5-yr.-
old rambler; central air cond IN
fully fenced, 3 bedrmS. 3 full
baths. ail-elec. kit, finished rec.
rm. wifirepl.. downstairs pine-
paneled library with built-in book
shelves. Shown BY appt. only.
Call OIL. 6-OSb4.
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SOMERSET BETHESDA, CHEVY

SOMERSET BETHESDA, CHEVY
CHASE-De luxe rambler, priced
in the Dos: sc. dining room,
dream kitchen plus bedrooms.
? baths. paneled library or 4th
bedrm.. attr. game nm and bath
on lower level: garsge Call OIL.
6-2344. Office open Q til z.
THOMAS j. FISHER a. CO, INC.
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WOODsIDE PARK-Attrae. stone

WOODSIDE PARK-Attrae. stone
EngliS.,-style home in Silver
Springs most desirable residential
area: Soft. step-down liv. nm.
den, spac din. rm. with f1repl.
lge. kit. powder rm, 3 twin-sizs
bedrms., . baths, luxurious rec.
rm with frepi and powder rm
porch, gar and maids quarters.
Priced right. c ROBERT GRAY Is
CO, 916 Ellsworth DR.. JU 5-6l 90.
SPACIOUS RAMBLER. SIS. 200!
Brick. 3 bdrms.. sep. d R.. mod.
kit. large screened porch, 3 nice
bdrms, level lot, mr. Wheaton
Coop RIPLEY CO. JU. 5-61ll.
e NEW CAPE C0D-Custom-b built
all brk., mr.. school, bus and
swimming pool, in excel Silver
Spring loo. LIST fl. features liv.
I'm. with hrepl, sep. din rms
table space kit, master bedrm,
and tub bath. scr. porch; Ind r.
has 3 bedrms. and bath. full bsmt.:
S23.a50 and S24450. A. J. KESs
SINGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544.
SI2,950-3- bedrm. RAMBLER, l
4 bath, rear porch, dishvashers
| storm doors and windows KensinEs
| ton c. p. FLETCHER REAL ESs
TATE. VIII 6-sa6i
ft,cntinued on Next Page)
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SMALL, UNFURN. 2 or 3 bedrm !;
dnstairs. bedrm: Bethesda-Chevy
Chase area: $3.50 mo. OIL. 6-154s.
ENGINEER with
small family desires to rent b
bedrm. house in Bethesda, Ken
sington or wheaton, before No
MEMBER !. Call VIII. 6-4122,
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TAKOMA PARK-De luxe custom.
built brk. rambler with an income.
Occupy beautiful 3-bedrm. apt.
with firepl. and receive income
from dandy 2-bedrm. terrace
apt. PERI cond., only yrs. old.
S24,500. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
III ALTAR: ewes III b-lqOo
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BETHESDA, HARDWOOD = BricI
Cape Cod. living I'm. with nrepl,
separate dining rm., completely
equipped kit, 2 bedrms, and BATH
on list floor; 2nd floor has large
dormitory rm,: full bsmt. WITH
tiled floor. easily made into rec
nm; beautiful level rear yard
completely fenced. Priced fol i'm
mediate sale at SIT, 500. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC. OIL. 2-7O06
~ ar DESE
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MONT. HILLS---3-bedrm Colonial.
all twlp-size; separate din. rm. (;
full bsfht., outside entrance. at
tached garage; fenced, level lot:
u block transportation; walk dis
lance to St. Johns School and
new million dollar shopping CEN
SALES INC LII 11nn
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CTTYss newest safeway across the
street, walk to work. 6 blocks, TO
I Woodward a. Lothrop-4 rms, Kit,
ard bath; SO so to $50. rooms
kitchen and bath; S6s. In the well.
s. Unit ias sle' i'm Plds &, nv
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA--New VIII
liamsburg Colonial with center
hall living rm., l4x27, with bay
window and firepl,, din. rm., all
eIec. kit. with breakfast space; 1
bedrms., baneled study, 4 ful!
baths, rec. rm. above ground
level, gear garage Your present
home may be used as part pay
ment. KORZENDORFER, Realtor.
~ S1II FttI q
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SPRINGFIELD-First presentation,
one-year- split-level, with 4
room, recreation room, lovely
kitchen, screened porch, lear
garage; wooded lot: a wonderful
home in a fine location. Priced in
low 40s. EN-. 2-S206, DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY, INC, OIL.
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- Good looking
ramblers. Living and dining rm. i
pretty 94-acre lots. Must be sold
to settle estate. Priced right at
SIO,a50, Open, 2 til o. Out new
hwy 20 left on Greencastle I'd. e
mile to BAINUM REAL ESTATE
.ina Hnn IVA A-OlAl
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CHEVY CHASE. GREENWOOD AKEA
Nestled on a quiet lane, this
rare home is offered in the mid
3Os for quick sale. Large Twins
room with open hearth, family
din. rm., 3 bedrms,, study, 8 tull
baths plus 4th bedrm. and CLUB,
room on lower level; garage and
screened porch. To inspect eeaalnI
our uptown ONCE. KE, .lSag
latter 7. EN-. 3-0326l. SHANNON
. 7 TTTIIG m
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


EASTOvER SHOPPING CENTER
For delicatessen-resta only
30Y100 ONLY available space IN
44-store center Parking 1900
cars. Will gross over S3OO.0n0
yearly EASTOvER CORP. 30
Oxon Run dr., washington 81
d c. 10. 7-lol6
FOR SALE, trade or lease BY owner,
launderette, one-stop service, shirt
unit. ample parking. Box l66-V.
Star.
HARDWARE STORE. 81 yrs. fol-
lowing: up-to-date store; easy
terms; small amount OF cash
needed. Box 324-V, star.
SERVICE STATION OPPORTUNITY
SHE'LL OIL COMPANY has one
modern station available in Mary
Land area of southeast Metropol.
itan Washington. Investment Of
$500 desirable. Call HemlocE
$4,000.
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION, largest
in its field is establishing ex-
elusive franchise area locally to
handle rapidly growing business
Income potential 10000 plus
initial investment Sl0,500, re-
turned within TO 9 months
Write Box 4s6-M, Star.
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ROCKVILLE bedrooms, . baths,
separate din. rm., fireplace, full
bsmt,. Diet. garage; fenced corner
lot: Sl5,500. FILA minimum
terms. BRIDGES. PETER Is
SPENCER, INC, Realtors, 20.
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RFTHESDA-Attractive brick Cape
Cod: firepl. in liv. Tnl., sep; din
nm, completely equipped kit,
bedrms. and bath on LIST mr.; m
ished dormitory rm. and powder
nm, on 2nd FIR; full bsmt,, wooded
yard, SIS,5O0 with $4,000 Isl
trust available. KORZENDORFEh
DaoItnr NJ A-Sl1I It'll g.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tcoNTINUEDI

3AI0 lath ST. N.w.-2-story hriel
bldg. with restaurant and par, (
newly renovated apis, on End n
Reaa. rent. or purchase terms
EN-. 2-2An2
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Larchmont Realty, Inc

4AAAENAA y &A@sAA a
Colonial: spacious sliv. I'm. with
firepi., lEe din. rm., kit. with
eating space. den, 3 bedrns,, SET
porch; fenced-in yard All this
unhelievably priced. Sl26 mo. In
North Arlingtonl Z Minis. to Pen
tagon: walk to schools, transpor.
tation and shopping. BARR
REALTY. ia. 4-3250.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON, SOUTH - Beautiful
2-bedroom ail-brick BUNGALOW with
fun basement and fenced rear
ward Nicely furnished except for
linens and silver. Convenient to
everything. Available now. S150
mo. AL, BAKER a SON, Realty
Brokers, Annandale once. CT
ARL., 1854 s. GRANT, mr.. Melpar
Pentagon. Attrac. l-bedrm, bung'
allow. anil, SS5. KE, 6-S440
CHEVY CHAsE--Charming, almos
new, 2 bedrms., Ia baths. den
S225 mo. OIL. 2-3299,
DEALE, MD.-Furn, home in pvt
beach; 1a-as pvt. pier; bedrms.
cleo, xiii $50; economical turn
LU. 1-l04o. -.---.----.-
LAKE BANCROFT, VA.-CharminR
5-bedrm., 3-bath, 2-level house. g
year lease preferred. Furnished
$500; partially furnished, $500
Call uptown ONCE, EN-. 2-6715
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC, REAL.
TORS. EN-. 2-6715.
SOUTH ARLTNGTON-White franz
bungalow: 3 bedrooms, full base.
ment, detached garage; convient
to Transportation, schools ant
shopping. Available october
S125 mo. AL BAKER & son
Realty Brokers, Annandale Office
CT 6-46l0.
Si65, N.W,-3 hedrms., liv. din.
sun pch.; bsmt.; yd; gas h., schls.
transp.. shop. LA. 6-l455.
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S.R. CHOICE - Cross-ventilated ]
and 2 bedrm. apis, furn. or un-
furn. on public trsnsp. line. shop
: ping, across street parochlal senooi
new public school ready next sea-
son. churches COW. May pe seen
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE. 4242 4th
n Sc 10. 2-gT00
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HOUSES TO SHARE

VIENNA, VA.-cpl. or ], or 2
men to share 3-bedrm. home with
another man Firepl, in liy. rn
TV, all home privileges; Can Re
7-IaS1 til 8: ewes, DU. 5-b16T.
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ATTENTION, DIPLOMATS AMI
BUSINESS EXECUTIVESl--Flrst
offering Of this ADULT HOUSE 10
gracious entertaining private
driveway bordering large estate
Formal garden. An unusually rar.
"fnd," approximately 10 minutes
drive TO city. BY appointment
only, For details and to INSPECT
call MRS. DuMONT, OIL 4-I62s
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SILVER SPRING, $4,000 - Brk.
Cape Cod. Liv. rm., din. rm.,- lge.
kit, den. "a bath, porch, LIST floor /;
> bedrms., bath up; bsnt.; level
shaded lot. / blk. to Colesyille I'd.
Mr., RAMSEY, Broker, JU. 9-29S5.
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SILVER SPRINGS, Forest GRO

SILVER SPRINGS, Forest Grove
area-7-rm. Colonial brick Fea-
lures: lst-h. paneled den, 13x17,
with full tiled bath; lge. ultra
n maze D st gasaer i sns SEief
lot; 2 blks. to st. Johns Catholic
School and Ga. ave. This is truly
one of the better values we have
seen in recent months, r. A.
HUMPHREYS D. SONS. Ju. $4,000:
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BETHESDA AIR COND. BEAUTY
Ioyeiy 3-bedrm. 2l2-bath split
level in the beautiful Landor
school area; gorgeous clubroom
with fireplace, opens onto dellgnt-
fuI patio. Perfectly beautiful lot
huge Anchor fenced rear YARD
Carport. Priced in low 30s, m
Guiding CENTRAL AIR CONDl;
TIORING, plus costly Grapes ano
Wall-to-Wall carpet. FRANK. .
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4ll: ewes.
WO B-549g,
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COLORED-VETERANS
MICHIGAN PARK
CT LOAN AVAILABLE

Attractive semidet. brick home, Liv,
rm., din. rm., kit. with breakfast
space, 3 bedrms.. "a baths. Mod
ern throughout. Full bsmt., gas
heat. / blk. To downtown bus
Reduced to OF, S13,a50; monthly
payts. less than rent. Call Mr.
Slower.
CAMPANELLA 81 co.
Elk. 3-4ll3 Ewes. Lo. 5-1149
COL RED = ROCK CREEK PARK
area. mr.. l9th-Park rd.-4-
bedrm.. corner, brick town house;
liv, nm, reception rm., din. rm.p
all with parauet floors; lge. kit
with pantry, knotty-pine rec. nm.
gear garage. . pchs.: maids. apt
Ideal for professional person. Only
$17.950: terms. LA. 9-04lO.
ITTSHLER ME. 8-0644
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POTOMAC. MD.--RAMBLER, $40, :
900. completely air cond. with
central system; 8 bedrms, garage.
breezeway completely fenced-in
rear with white board, almost an
acre of land SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY, INC, Potomac Once, EN-.
5-13l3
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White-brx. Colonial in this choice
established community; true CEN
ter-hall plan, incl, paneled den
and pWdr. RIM on LIST A.. bed
rms. and 2 baths on End. maids
rm.. full bath and paneled rec
rm In bsmt, Priced iOr immed
sale at SIS, 800. FRANK s, PHIL.
LIPS. INC, OIL. $1,000, eyes, call
KE T-lAkO
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SILVER SPRING, close-in location
--3-bedrm. brick rambler with
full bsmt; in very convenient
neighborhood: walk to elementary
schools, bus at corner: lge.. kit.
With r so0a fu taOIs ns space nrsn
Sl6,950. Until 9 pm. BETHESDA
REALTY, OIL. 4-1415.
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ROCKVILLE, ideal for small fam-
ily'-2 ,bedrms;. rec. nm, beaut;
wooded A-acre lot Assume lge. CT
loan. S7f mo. pays all. 10. ..
1858. SUBURBAN PROPERTIES,
MOT
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SSA@ A@A~~AN4
From S95 to SI55 in Arl.. Fairfax
Springfield. MILLER REAL ES'
TATE IA 4-425n
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CoLoRED-oNLY $3.50 down. No
body, but nobody tops US. Near
" payments less than rent s.
story and bsmt. brick home; 9
large rms, . BATHS. Newly deco
rated in and out. Oil heat. Priced
at only Sl2,g50 Only sos mo.
Call MR.. GEORGE,
JOHN ID. NEUMANN Properties, Inc.
927 18th ST. NV. MA. $1,000
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CHEVY CHASE-Distinctive homt
in Rosemary School area. Livlne
rm with cathedral ceiling ano
firepl, formal dining I'M, com.
pietely equipped kit panelec
Study bedrm. and bath on lst n;
3 bedrms., dressing rm. and bstf
on md a.: sound-proofed rec
rm.. bar room, 2-car garage. kOR,
ZFNDORFER Realtor, OIL. 4-elll
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ROCKVILLE. Burgundy Knolls-3-
bedrm: rambler; full bsmto wall
to-Tall carpeting on lge. e9r; lot.
Realtor, at Pc 2-215s, VIII g.
l77l: after > pm. JU. 5-3710.
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CHEVY CHASE = CALIFORNIA
OWNER WANTS QUICK SALE
All contracts considered. Price
drastically reduced. Doctors once
on lower level plus 5 BEDROOMS
4 BATHS, 9-CAR GARAGE. pc
tween Chevy Chase ana COLUMBIA
Country Clubs. Gracious Spanish
type architecture. eau o.; o,
o.}44, office open til 2. THOMAS
/ FISHER g. co, INC,
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CHEVY CHASE; HANDSOME NEW
TOWNHOUSE; artistic interior
design: fashionable close-in area
4 large bedrms., 2 gorgeous batn'
IN First n. has mahog .-panelee
library, powder room, wonderlu
comb. kit. and family room VIII
omen hearth: screened porch, rec
nm: garRRe; S43,500 with ST..
900 sac trust, BILLINGSLEf
REALTY CO., EN-. 1885: ewes.
FM 2-oS9I
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CHEVY CHASE. CLOSE IN-Nev 5

CONN. AVE. EsTATEs---No % IN
on this beautiful 3-hedrm. home
Looks new with its fresh coat o.
paint. $4,000. Semidet. Mr.. GOD
DARD, OIL, 47922. HU: 3-4747
CONN. AVE. EST.-You can as.
sumo nice 4ec loan on this 3-bed'
rm. brick rambler with super rec
rm., beaut. I'd. ALLEN REALTOR
PA R-3333
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PARKWOOD-Brick -and-stone. 3.
bedrm. rambler Fine kit, harbes
cue in brick wall of rear porch,
full bsmt, handsome wall-to-wall
carpet: 500, 45O. SAMUEL z.
BOGLEY OF MD, INC. OIL. g.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA, BETHESDA-Need a
studio or music rm. Mod. rambler'
3 hedrms.. bath. biz air-cond rm,
and bath upstairs; lot suxl 30 with
patio. Low .0s. SAMUEL Z, BOG
LEY OF MD, INC, OIL. $500
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ZEAL ESTATE SALE or ExcH.
CHURCHES FoR SALE
GEORGETOWN

t56x12Ol. compl. with organ, pews
dais, etc; seating capacity, ap-
prpx 400; excellent financing; Sc
lected purchaser only
HARRIS (excluSivel. AID A-ISo9
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he had felt the guard hit. he
thought the blade might have
done damage. Little Elk allowed
him plenty of time to examine
himself the second time before
he spoke to him again.
You no talk, huh! Next time
me throw knife little higher. Me
ask. what happened here? Who
fight? Who kill who?"
Il didn't kill 'em. They killed
each other. They both shot at
the same time"
what name them men have"
BILL Cassidy and Hardhead
Larson"
What other mans name who
die where you fellows start fight
with stage mem"
Monk Peters was his name"
Little Elk hesitatcd a short
time before continuing.
why you damn coyotes follow
stage from Fort Benton? Why
you want 10 kill man and girl?
You think they have gold or
someone pay you kill girls faith
cr'"
Il never saw 'cm before. Monk.
lIardhcad and me have been
working with Cassidy. Bill was
the boss. lie came to us and said.
.'l.u's go Then on the way up
he said the old duck had a lot
Of money and owned a lot Of
gold mines over at Virginia City
and Alder. lie said we would
get him and the girl and hide
them in the hills someplare. send
word to the men at the mine tina,
IL they didn't send us a lot of
gold we'd kill the old man and
girl. when We tried to hold up
tho stage tho old bi7zard riding
guard fought hack and killed
Monk Then Bills horse rolled
with him. llardhcad and me- tried
to catch the stage team but while
We were dOin' il. Hardhead shot
the guard The driver tried 10
ou,run US and piled up the she
bang The driver and old man
were killed in the pile.up. The
girl was hit. | guess Hardhead
must haze shot into the coach. !
know didn't"
What two men figh, about
today"
Ever since tho holdup and We
got the girl. Bill and liardhead
both wanted her. Each one was
afraid to take her so they have
watched each other all the time.
They were both lightnin' Oh the
draw Today they both pulled. "
Slim shrugged his shoulder and
finished with. 1T sounded like
one shot and they were both
dead"
Little Fix considered a moment
then said. You damn dirty dog
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ago. That tall man said that two
Oh them were dead. They are
horrible men. They killed my
Daddy and the other men on the
stage and shot me-" The suffer.
ing girl SObbed and cried as tho
hcr heart would break. Tim
brushed back her hair with his
finger tips.
Don't cry now. my dear. if you
can help it. They won't hurt any.
one else have someone with me
and We will take care of you
now. will stay with you and
help you get we'll" lie laid his
cheek against hers while she
tried to control herself.
While Tim had been caring for
Mary. Little Fix had quickly
taken over tho situation concern
ing tn" remaining outlaw. Iic
hogan I" question him. using
English, which he had not done
since saying a few words to
Sheriff Gillian in Fort Benton.
VIVA, happen here you fellows
fight
The tall one Was silent
The Indian spoke again
What happen here. YOU damn
coyote. You do shooting"
Still no answer.
Little Elk had noticed in the
pile Of guns al the edge of the
wick.iup that there were also
three bcl, knives. lie walked to
them and picked up two.
The tall ruffian stood about
nine PAGES ahead Of Little Elk.
back toward him and with his
arms folded.
Like a flash the Indian threw
one Of the knives in the direction
Of the tall fellow II went between
the outlaws legs So close IL the
crotch that il cut 4 slit a quarter
Of an inch deep through the
brccchcs. The hand guard Of the
weapon slightly grazcd his ties.
,iclrs. Tho outlaw was so startled
and alarmed tina, he grabbed his
legs and there he felt the cut
the knife had made in his pants.
lie felt deeper and withdrew his
hand searching for blood. When
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have TO your Almost Sister and
her father should have a chance
to live again? We put them under
the earth. Earth Mother will
grow grass, weeds and flowers
over them so Wind Maker cannot
carry them to the Happy Hunt,
ing Grounds Then there will be
no rCincarnation.
"Wcll," said Tim. Il will MOI,
say where they are going for |
think it is for me not to Judge
But, | do think it is we'll tha,
they are gone" At this he picked
up the solution of medicine tha,
his friend had prepared for him,
took the dry cloth and went I,
care for the injured girl
Little Elk cut two sharp sticks
about three feet long and an inch
and a half through. Then he
bcckOncd Mccoy to come with
him. They went where the dead
companions Of The tall one lay
Tie marked off the $40 of tho
hole he wanted dug. and gave
one Of tho sharp sticks To Mccoy
Take tins and star, digging
When the stick is no more take
this one" He put the extra stick
where II could be easily reached
and observed the tall one work
for 4 time Al call from Tim
he arose and vent to the Wick.i.
up after he gave the digger this
warning.
If you think | can no make
smokepOlc work." and he pattcd
the ~ at his hip. you try stop
work
Tim wanted Little Elk 10 see
tn" gaping wound in Mary's up.
per left chest
That is bad" he said and
looked a little closer. NO too
bad. maybe. You use many times
that kind medicine. | get some
one come to help" lie got up
from his halfknccline position
and stood at the wlck.i up en-.
trance IN order to watch the tall
one.
Tim finished caring for Mary
and came outside Of the shelter
Little Elk said to him in sign
talk. You make some more mcdi
cine like | showed you and watch
the tall ono | will go down the
creek a little way and get some
thing for US to eat tonight"
Not long aftcrward. the Indian
was back in camp lie had with
him some game. 1t was a year
ling. white tail deer. Little Elk
deity cut two strips Of tender
loin from the inside Of the back
bone and began to prepare some
Of the dccr's choicest meat fol
Mary. With a hot fire and re
Hector rocks. he was able to fry
the carefully chosen cuts SO the!
were as tender and juicy as an!
meat could possibly be Little
Elk carried them 10 the girl 0i
wild rhubarb leaves. which grew
near. She was hungry and tn,
meat SO delicious that she at.
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A CONTINUED NOVEL
"NORTH OF FORT BRIDGER.
BY - Wilbur C. Renshaw

Beside the wick,i.up Tim saw four
guns which he judged had been
taken from the dead men by the
rr:rivOr. These. he also dccappcd
and threw them into a pile with
the others. All of this took onlv
Il short time and Tim was not
taking any unnecessary chances.
Finished with those essential pre-.
cautions. Tim signed to Little
Fir that he was going into the
temporary shelter to sec about
the girls condition.
Encrling by Mary's side he took
one Of her hands in his left and
then slipped his right hand under
l.cr head. II was very obvious
that she was wounded for blood
was dried and cakcd over tho
most OF her clothes and an old
rag or part Of a shirt was tied.
after Il fashion. over her left
brraS,
FIRST her lips moved a triflc.
Within a few seconds she began
10 turn her head slowly from side
!" side rim whispered. ,;::....:: :. ="
\ hl' louder hr continued. Mary,
Mary. Miss Lott II Is Tim. Tim
Watson. Miss Lott. can you hear
me- Mary. wake up"
After several more seconds, the
Glrl reused. opened her eyes and
locked straight at Tim.
IFS me. Mary. Tim. ! told you
! would come to you DO you
khnw me. Mary"
soon the puzzled stare left her
eyes and u smile came to her
lace She could not move her left
arm. bu, her right which was by
her side. she raised and put
around Tins neck and shoulder.
Tim gently pressed his lips to
hrI> and there they stayed in
lnn- embrace
Mary spoke first after Tim
raised his head to look at the
girl whom he had been longing
10 see.
i knew you would come TO
me God told me SO in a dream
las, night. have been waiting
for you Those awful men were
shooting al one another awhile