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"Dravot gives oat that blur awl tae
were Godo and sass ot dletaader amt
past grand masters In the curt sad
was come to mane Ea•ebtee a ear
tai whsle every man abeeid eat 11
pis and drink In quiet and .peefa24
obey es. Then the chiefs came rowed
to shake hands. and they was so baby
sod white and fair it wee jest slaking
bands with old friends. We gam theas
earners according as ttt4l7 ware Iia
men we bad known In 1Dd1a-Billy
Fisk Holly DLwortb. Mktg Koreas
that was bazaar master when 1 tram at
Whew. sad w on. and too on.
'The most amazing miracle was at
lodge out night Otto of the old
priests was watching os cootiaoolm
sad 1 felt mussy. for 11tiew we'd base
to fudge the ritual. sad 1 didn't know
what ted men know. The old priest
was a stranger come In from beyond
the village of BaahkaL He tetcnes a
whoop and a bowl and tiles to oven
turn the stone that Drawl was sitting
en. 'It's all op now: 1 gals. That
comes of meddling with the craft wltb-
out warrant." Dravot Pour winked
an eye. bot when tee privets took end
tilted over the greed masters cbalr-
whieh was to say the stone of Imbra.
The priest b.glen rubbing the bottom
end of it to clear away the black dirt.
and presently be shows all the Mime
priests tbe masts matt, same as wu
oe Draeot's apron. c -it into the stone.
Not .ren the priests of the temple of
Imbra koew It was there. The old chap
falls fiat on his face .t Duvet's feet
Ind kisses 'em. 'Lock again.' ways 1)ra-
tot across the lodge to me: 'they say
It's the missing mart that Do OM could
onderstabd the why of. We're more
Ulan safe now.' After that Peacbe7
and Dracut raised such as was worthy
-high priests and chiefs of faroff v14
leges.
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OM University et.. Montreal.
gs7 mem with ms. ab *bey will follow
ass. We'll go le Mishima until the
Merin Mewl over '
-A little snow bad fallen le the
sight a.4 everytbllg wan shit* 'acres
the greeny fat rlullds that blew down
sail down from the earth. Duvet
mens. ,wt* 11111h Ids crnwe .r. bla bead.
sw.ugb.g We onus an.1 'tamping by
fr.•l nod l.a.kluit n..ne pleased them
Pole h
-For the last time. drop It. Dan.'
aaya 1 In a whlat.rr. '111117 Fish here
says there will he • row.'.
-'A ruw among u17 peppier says
DM•eut. 'Not we b Peeehey. yoe'rs
a fool mot to get a wife too. Where's
the girl? says Ile with • voice as Iced
as the braying of a Jackass. 'Call ep
all the chiefs and priests and let the
emperor see If bis wife sults him.'
-There was no need to call any o0a
They were all there leaping on their
guns and spears ronod the clearing In
the center of the pimp wood. A depu-
tation of priests went down to the ftp
els empire to bring up the girt, and the
burns blew tip fit to wake lbs dead.
Billy Fish saunters round and gets es
close to Daniel as be could..nd behind
him stood his twenty men with match-
locks, out a man of them under six
feet. l was next to Dravot, and be-
blod the was twenty men of the regu-
lar army. Up comes lbs girl, and ■
strapping wench she was. covered with
silver and turquoises, but white as
death and looking back every minute
at the priests.
"'She'11 du.' said Dan. looking her
over. '1\'bal'• to be afraid of, lase?
Come and kiss me.' He puts big arm
round ber. She shuts ber eyes, gives
• bit of a sgneak, and down goes ber
face In the side lit Dan's flaming red
beard.
-'The girl's bitten mer says he
clapping his band to his neck. and
sure euongh his band was red with
blood. Billy fish and two of his
matchlock men catches hold of Dan by
the shoulders and drags blip Into the
PART 01. ' as Dan histo Si pot It before the
CAN'T tell all we did for the i council and there was no answer 1111
Desi en months, bSC*OSS Billy Fish said that he'd better ask
Dravot did • lot I couldn't the girls. Dravot d -d them all round.
we the hang of. and he learn-
ed their lingo In a way I never could.
"They were afraid of me and the
army, but they loved Dan. He was
the. beet of tripods with the priests
and the chiefs, but. any one could come
serene the hill. with • complaint. and
Dravot would hear itim out fair and
tall four priests together and say what
was to be dope. Thai sant tele
with forty men and twenty Maw anti
duty til•a carrying tnasd.K ran
the Gborbeed country to buy thus
handmade Martini rifles that come eat
et the anuses workshops at Keine,
"+t or tipowasssstr
sents that would have told the vele
teeth Ont of their seoeths foe tut` 1 marriea one of them
goolaea. We got more than 100 Mead- I and again a ger
made Martinis, 100 good Kobelt JezaUl and Isn't even any mora Besides. you
that'll throw to 000 yards, end 40 man- two know the mark cot 1n the stone.
loads of very bad ammunition for the X17 tbs gods keow that We tbongbt
rides. 4,.0e r ( yogi wen men till yon showed the sign
"Dravot was too busy to attend to of the master.'
those things. bet the old army that I -1 wished then that we bad ezpWii-
we /rat made helped me, sad we tore- ed about the laze of the genuine w-
tle fife -
ed Ont 500 men thamaidmaiddrill and 200 emu of a master )intoe
at that knew bow to hold ars pretty go *IL Det 1 said nothing- All that
straight Even those cortscrswed. heed• eight than was a [viewing of borne tb
tMde guns was a miracle to thea Drs- a little dark tempi* halfway down the
vat talked Wg about powder dope .rad 1111, sad I heard a girt crying 0t to die.
One of the priests told es that *De was
being prepared to marry the king. The
girl's a little bit •rnid.' says the Priest -
'Mae testa .M's gulag to die. and tbey
ars a-beartedDg of ber op down in the
bowls'
'Herten ber very tender. then,'
wan Des•ot. 'or iii beertea you with
the belt of a gun so that you'll Dever
want to be hsartesed again.'
'What's wrong with me'the abouts.
standing by the idol Imbra. 'Am 1 a
dog or am I not enough of a man for
your weocbesr Ile walked out of the
council room, and the others sat still,
looking ■t they grouod.
"'Billy Fish,' says I to the chief of
Bashkal, 'wines the difficulty here?
A stralgbt answer to a true friend.'
'You know,' says Billy Fish. 'Dow
abould a man tell you who know ev-
erything?
verytbing? How can daughters of men
marry gods or devils? It's not Protxr•'
"'A god can do anything.' says L 'It
lbs king L food of a girl bell not let
her die.' 'Ebo'li' have M' Laid BY17
rah. There are all sorb of gads sod
devils in thew mountains, and now
rumness. NOIf11I1tees eh NU
'Head-I1.Mhas - Oriel
wltheet any mush Nets little whir
per an aims the mew. art theses the
king knocked dawn the drat W tdW
est Med am bine-1104 t .ugh *Id
Peachq dead bis Yat enitstye tete
the brown et 'ea Tem we' a Mass
called 5100 Mb. a ped Merl et
es s.1. sad they est W threat, air.
thus and the. like a pig: and la kW
kicks op the Mos*/ .Mw and sue;
'Wive ked a dubs& Sae rva far set
money. whet'e moss nest? cwt
Peacbep--reards01 gtipaterte. I tell
you. g. la oedemas as betwixt two
frleeide-aa lest W head. adz. Ire. he
didn't settles. The king goat kis head.
w he did. all along ce one elf thews
cunning tops bridge Kindly let me`
base the paper cutter. qtr. 1t tilted
this way. They marched him across
that .now to a rope bridge over a ra-
vine
e'vine with a river at the bottom. You
may have seen each. Tbey prodded
Dlm behind like an ox. 'D- year
e7esr says the king. 'D'7ow suppose
I can't die like • gentleman? He tetras
to Peacbe7-l'eachsy that was ming
tike a cblld. 'I'v. Drottgst you to this.
Peacbey.' ways he. 'Brought you out
of your happy lire to be killed In Kaf-
irtsten. wbere you was latus command-
er is chief of tha emperors forces.
Bay you forgive me, Peacbey. 'I
do, u7s Peacbey. 'Shake hand.,
Peacbey; says be. 'Vin going sow:
Out he goes. looking neither right nor
left, and when he was plumb In the
middle of those dizzy dancing ropes.
'('tit. you beggar*' be shouts. Lad
they cut. and old Dan fell, turning
round and round and round. 20.000
miles. for be toot batten hour to tall
1111 be street the water, god I could
see his body caeIgbt on a ruck with the
gold crown close beside.
"But do yon know what they did to
Pearbey between two pine trees? 'rosy
enlr10ed him. sir. as l'eacbey's band
W111 show. 'rbey used wooden pep
fur his bonds and his feet; and be
didn't dielie bung there and scream -
Big Drop Ill Prict'S lit
U R 5 (A.\ 12 `t 11•M
cN sarorawItrw� ri
Ise_rsA era esi.Yt
Bashkal lot, while the priests bowls in
their lingo, 'Neither God nor devil. but
a mean!' 1 was all taken aback, for a
priest cut at me In front. and the army
behind began frlug Into the Bashkal
men.
"1 tried to give some sort of orders
to my men -the men o' lbs regular
army -but It was no Ise. w 1 fired Into
the brown of 'em with an Engltwh Mar-
tini and drilled three beggars 1n a line.
The valley was full of shouting, huwl-
Iug creatures, and every will was
shrieking. 'sot a God ler a devil. but
oo4)' a mane Tbe Baabkal troupe
stuck to Billy Fish all they were worth.
but their matchlocks wean't half as
good ■s the Kabul breechloaders, sod
four of them dropped.
"'We can't stand.' says Billy rise
'Make a run for it down the valley.
Tbe wbole place is nealsat es.' Then
wasn't more than ale men. not moot-
ing Dan, Billy F1sb and use. tbat came
down to the bottom of the valley alive.
''017 .w. melee le thee claw beg**
to go mad in bis bead from that buar.
H• .tared vp end down lite • stuck
PIS. Then he was all for walking beet
•10pe and killing the prisms with his
,bare bawds, which be maid have dome.
'An emperor ■m 1: says Daniel, and
belt year f shall be a kiigbt of the
queen.'
factories. walking up and down 1n the
pine wood when the winter was can'
gag os..
"'1 won't make a nation.' ss7s be.
T11 make an empire: These sea areal
nigger,: they're English! Look at tlp4
*yes, look .t their mouths. Look at the
way they stand up. They sit o. chairs
1n their own houses. There most be
■ fair 2,000.000 of 'em 1a theme blue 1 got up very early in they morning
The 'Hinges a» full - S.51 e� while Duvet was 'sleep. and 1 saw
Two million pglisht Wbeae
ted priesU tenting UKetber is wbls-
meD-and all Engllgbt else. everythfag
is shlpehape 1'11 band ever the crows- Mrs and the chiefs talking togetber,
this crown I'm wearing oow-to Queen toosod they booked at me out of the
\Victoria on m7 knees. and •he'll •n7,
'Rise ep, Sir Daniel Drsvot' Oh. It's
big! it's big. 1 tell you: Bot there's ea
much to be dol& In every place -Bash -
0.1 Khawak. She lid everywbete
else. lt's n big country, and eomebow
70o can't help me. Pesche7. In the way
I wabt to be helped.'
"'00 to your blasted priests then" 1
Mid. and 1 was sorry when 1 made
that remark. bot It did Mort me soredad Daniel talking 00 U men
done whet,
I'd drilled all the men
be
toad ma
-"Don't let's quarrel. PeecbeY, says
Daniel without coning. 'You're • king.
too. and ted half of tb1a kingdom
la
yours, bot can't you see.
Want cleverer men than ern now -three
Or four of 'isms that 010
s.r.tter
sport for oar depn
anoth-
er thing. too. The winter's coming
and these people won't be giving much
trouble sod If tbey•do we can't move
shoot 1 wast a wife.'
"'For Oord's sake Imre the women
eloper 1 157•. 'We're both got all tbs
work we can do. though 1 am • fool.
Remember tbp euntrack sod keep clear
e' woman.'
"'Tbe contrark only lasted (111 aur
time as we was klpga. sod kluge me
have been these moths pest.' say's DPG.
vote weighing his crown to his band.
'Yon go get • wife. too. Pearbey.'
-'Dont tempt me" 1 says. 'I win
nM bars .07 dealings with a woman
sot till we area dam' sits more mottled
than we ars now Let's 114.
totter
bit and sea if we can get sod ren.
tobacco from Afghan country
In some good ligwor. bet an cornea.'
The the last time 0t answering I
with; sslt Drsvot and be went Iaw*7
threw?'Mothertbs pane trees Moth
big red devil.
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-'What is tip. rear I says to the
lhasbkal man. wbo was wrapped up 1n
bis furs and 40001nt splendid to bebold.
-'i can't rlgbtly sal; says be. 'hot it
you can helots the king to drop all this
nonsense about marriage you'll he do-
ing blot and me and Yourself • greet
service.'
" That 1 do believe: says I. 'Rut
sure, you know. Billy. as well as me,
having fought against and for as, that
the king end me ere steeled mere.
than two of the finest men that God
Almighty ever made. Nothing mon.
46-aseure you'
"'Tibet may tie.' says Billy Fink. 'and
vet t .hnnld he sorry If It wale' He
elite 111. heed upon Irl. greet fur cloak
for a minute nal thinks. 'King: says
be. 'be 704* man or god or devil. 191
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ed. sod they took him down nest day
end said 1t was a miracle that be
wasn't dead. They took him down -
poor old Peachey, that hadn't done
them any harm- tbat hadn't done
tbem any" -
Ile rocked to ■nd fro and wept bit-
terly. wiping his eyes with the back of
bis scarred bands and moaning Ilk* a
child fur mine ten minutes.
'They was cruel enough to feed him
up 1n the teruple. because they said M
was inure of god than old Daniel that
Was a man. Then they turned him cot
on the snow and told bins to gu home. I
and Peachey-mine borne In about ■ I
year, begging clung the rueds quits i
life, for n rar0 WeDrs lel D t be walked •
hum Teachey
fore and said: 'Come a g
11's a big thing we're dulug.' The
monotalns they danced at night, and
the mountains tbey tried to fall on
Peacbey's bead, but Lan be held up Ib
his hand and Peacbe7 came along.
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bent double. lie never let go of Dan's
band. and be never let go of tan's
bead. They gave It to him as a pres-
ent In the temple. to remind him not (
to come again, *04 though the crown
was pan gold and Pescbey was starv-
ing. MTer would l'eacbey sell the
same. You koew Right Worshipful
Brother Dravot Look at btm now r'
He fumbled In the mass of rage
"'All right Ian,' flays 1. 'Dot come
around his bent waist, brought out a
along now while there's time.' black burse4alr beg embroidered with
"'It's your fault: says he, for not silver thread and shook therefrom on
looking after your alloy better.' I was to my table the dried, withered bead
too heartsick to tare, though It was all se Daniel Dravot! The mnrniug son
his foolishness that brought lbw swage.
"'1'm sorry. Dau,' says I. 'but there's
no accounting for ratites. This busi-
ness is our Fifty-seven. 'V.ybe well
make something out of It yet. when
we'v. got to Bashkal.'
-'Let's• get to Bashkal then.' says
Dan. 'and when l tow* beck bete
again I'll sweep lbs valley w then
Isn't a bug In a blanket left'
-We walked all that day. and en
that night Dan was stomping up and
down on the .now, chewing this beard
■sd muttering to himself.
"'There's no hope u' getting clear;
said Billy Flab. The priests will have
sent runners to the villages to say that
you are only men. Wby didn't Toe
stick on as gods till things was more
settled? I'm a dead man.' says. 8187
Fish. arid be throws Maisel( Bows oD
the snow and be gas to pray to his
gads.
"Next morning we was In ■ cruel
bad country --all op nal /Iowa. no level
ground at x11 and no food either. The
s11 Bashkal wen looked at Billy Fish
hongryelse as 1f they wanted to ad
something. bot they mkt never ■ word.
At noon we came to ilw top of a fiat
saewet*le all covered with snow. and
wben we climbed up Into It, behold.
there was 30 army to pueltien waltlnr
In the middle!
- The mmnerw have been Yeti quick;
says Billy Fish. with a little bit of a
laugh. They are waiting for ns..'
".tV:re done fur.' ears Dan. They
are F.ngll'hmen, these people. and ht's
my blasted nonsense that has brought
you to 1hle (let back. 111117 Pleb. and
tate your men away; you've don. what
you could. end now cnt for It Come -
ham' ways be. 'shake hands with me
ando along with 131117.alayb a they
won't 0111 yon. I'll go end meet 'em
*lone. It's me, the king. that did It"
"'ler says 1. '1'm with you ben.
Billy Flah. you clear out, and we two
w111 meet Ulnae folk.'
'"I'm 0 chief.' sal' Billy Filth, gnite
(inlet 'I linty with yew. My men
can g0.'
"The fteshkal fellows, kln't watt foe
a second surd. bet re oft. oft. It was
cold-nwfol veld. l'e'e A tbet cold 10
the back of my head new There's a
temp of It there"
Carnelian w's sblv.ring. end 1 fear.
ed thin ht4 mind north gel 1 wiped
oily fee.. trent • fresh trip of the pita -
cowl. mangled hands and said. "What
happened eller that','
"What wits you pleased to way?'
GI LLETT S LYE
EATS DIRT"
tw61LLCTT COMpAw
Tu01tONT0 tyle'? ��
that bad long been paling the lamps
struck the red beard and Wind, sunken
eyes; struck. too. a heavy driest of
gold studded with raw turquoises. that
Careehan pieced tenderly un the bet-
tered temples.
-Ton behold Dow." said Carnelian.
"the emperor In bis habit as be lived -
the king of KcSristan with bis crown
upon tits bead. l'oor.oid IaaJe1, that
was • monarch once^
I ■buidered, for. in spits of deface -
meets manifold. 1 recognised the bead
M the man of Marwar Junction
Carne -b.0 rose to go. 1 attempted to
stop hint Be was not at to walk
abroad- 'Let no take away the wblr
ky sod glue me a little money," be
gasped "1 was • king once. i'II go
to the deputy commissioner and mak
to sit In the poorbouse till I get my
health No, [Dank you, 1 can't wait
tilt you get a carriage for me. I've
argent private *Ralrw-In the south."
[Ie abambltd out of the once ■od
departed in the direction of the deputy
commissioner's hoose. That day at
noon I bad occasion to go down the
t.11nding hot mall, .rad I saw a crooked
rnan crawling along the wbIte duet of
the roadside, his hat in his head.
quavering dolorously nfter the fnshlon
of street singers at home. There was
not ■ soul 1n sight and he was out of
all txnwlbl* earshot of the ho1Hes. And
he sang through the nose, turulug his
head from right to left -
"The son of man goes forth to war.
A golden crown to gain.
His blood red banner streams afar.
Who follows In hI. tralnr
1 wnIted to henr no more, but put
the poor wretch Into my cnrrlage and
drove him o11 to the nearest mission-
ary fur eventual transfer to the asy-
lum. Ile repeated the hymn twice
while be was with me. whom be did
not 1e the lenst recognize..nd I left
him ringing 11 t0 the missionary.
Two days litter 1 inquired after b1a
welfare or the superintendent of the
■s71um.
"Ile was admitted suffering from
sunstroke. 11e died early yesterday
morning." said the superintendent
"is It true that be was bait an Door
bareheaded in the wan at midday?"
"Yes." said I. "but do you happen
In know tf Ira had anything open Wm
b7 any chance when he eiledr
"Not to m7 knowledge." said the
an pert ntenden t
And then the matter recta
Make Preparation 1
FOR
WINTER
If you want to save money on your coal bills and at
the same time have the best results, buy the best„
Range on the market --the HAPPY TFIOUGH".
It will do more work on less fuel than any other range
on the market. Call and see our display of HAPPY
THOUGHTS before purchasing.
Also see our large assortment of Heating Stoves.
We have a number of secondhand Ranges anti Heaters, it
will pay you to call and see these splendid values.
We have two goo.' secondhand Hot Air Furnaces. These
furnaces are in good repair. The reason we have thein k that
we have installed the houses they were in with hot water.
CHARCOAL
Ito you use Charcoal for lighting your fires? 1f not, you .lo
pot know the great convenience you are missing. We have just
got in a carload. Try' a sack or two, le' for one or 2 for 25r
TO HUNTERS .
We have bought a large quantity of Smokeless Shells aol
are therefore in a position to let yon have them at 7Sc lx'r box
POOFING
I so, we can furnish you lhith a one-
per square. It is a tough, durable
Does your roof lea'
ply Felt Rooting It
+ roofing.
In Shelf and Heavy hardware our .tuck w.i4 never WOW
complete.
Ike' not forget that we are headquarters for Plumbing, Heat.
Tinsmithing and Electric Wiring. All work promptly at-
tended to and fully guaranteed.
COAL
I.':ave us your orders for Hard anti Soft Coal.
We handle the Scranton White Ash Coal.
Chestnut Coal
Stove Coal
Egg Coal I
Cannel Coal
Blacksmith Coal
Solvay Nut Coke
Hard Wood ,
Soft Wood
$8.00 per toil
8.00 per ton
7.75 per t011
8,00 per tort
7.00 per ton
7,Of1 per ton
2.50 per cord
225 per cord
hL . C. Lee
STORE 22 ---- - M4.51014 -- HOVSL 112
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