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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1929-05-16, Page 6T1ds unquestionably is the finest green tea (GREEN) a8'^ TES P a +Ince the g.,,r Man' 656 Hi ' JP(EJKII NG WI SSIME By .A,,,,,.✓'"'f HAtt1'7 5114CL Ai Ft ORAISO APig JOSEPH Masi. ' COPYRIGHT, NIS pY 1. .A• SIRYICEI MIL BEGIN HERE TODAYtpress his gratitude. �He put hi.s head Blaze Kildare of 'Wyoming hunts the f through the open window and said murderer of his young brother. He finds banteringly, "Pll buy you a drink for his man at the ranch of Buck Bodine in: that if you're here when Iger back" Paradise Valley and shoots him dead. Iildare falls 'n love with Mercedes, al Melody knew, as well as a man can beautiful i3asque airs, and helps her find know a thing, that Blaze was really the murderer of her father. Dick AcklinI builds a dam and deprives the Basques ' telling hint he appreciated the rope, Pf their water supply. Bodine makes a' and that he would repay him solve day bomb that destroys the darn when the Uasques launch it. NOW GO ON WITH STORY "To say goodbye." "I reckoned you would." The red- -haired one paused. Nothing but the hope of seeing Blaze had brought him to town but he would have denied it most profanely had he been accused of it. "I may not see you no more," he went on. "I'm goin' to Kelly Creek without counting the cost to himself, either. "Cone easy, go easy," he flung back at his friend. "Don't yon go spend- ing all your wages for liquor. Costs a lot of money to ride the trains these days." The stage started then. Melody did not doubt for a moment that this was goodbye. Blaze waved his hand to • tonight. I stopped. in Paradise on the hu" way down. Your horse is all right. I faced man Well, don't get hurt, the called to him. It was s a put that long rope of mine on your w stupid remark, but it served to erase the emotion from his face. Late afternoon found Blaze on the well-known trail to the Rancho. Three days were ahnost too short a time for even nature to work her miracles, but even so the precious water was giving full promise of the days to come. Henan, Mariano, and Teresa, and one or two of the old hands had come back to work. The floor -torn debris was being removed. There was hope- fulness and courage in the air. Blaze saw that the patio which had been Jose's pride had received marked at- tention. This last was Mercedes' do- ing; her first relaxation in weeks. She rested now on the steps where Acklin had given her the forgotten vanity -case. Blaze was almost be- side her before she became aware of him. saddle, Thought you might like Blaze climbed to his seat in the stage to hide his embarrassment. He knew the rope Melody referred to; his favorite for many years, a finely woven Mexican. He wanted to thank him, but he did not know how to ex- -they call him 'The 7421311 31011 can't rattle" Many successful business mea (regularly use Wrigley's. The act of chewing has a soothing effect. The healthful cleansing action of Wrigley's refreshes the mouth—' gently stimulates the flow of the natural juices—steadies the nerves— aids digestion. WRLGLEY'S packs fir 5t.„ their trial's over, I'll be through. I'll go back to my ranch.. • But•ne matter;; I°111 going to be bongseick for Paredise Valley and you" "Homesick for Me?'" Mercedes queried in broken tonee. Blaze looked away, but be nodded his head "Yes, Mercedes, I'm going to miss YUU$TAMMER" Don't suffer under this handicap e41''4ower, Successful pupils verywhere recommend ow Methods of treatment. Write for free advice and literature. THE ARNOTT INSTITUTE p KITCHENER, ONT,. CANADA you:" If, in their wisdom, they've chosen My Man whinnied as Blaze stopped. you, "I'm going to miss him, too, Anci How, then, can I help loving thee? he'll miss me. I want you to ride How then can I help loving thee? ""La -la -la -la -la, la, la -la -1a,' throbbed the guitar. Blaze closed his eyes.. This was the end of the trail; Life began anew hero. A tear stole down Mercedes' cheek, Happiness had overwhelmed her, he hint ouce in a while, Mercedes." ""I'11 be very good to him,"' she whispered in hushed tones. '""I'll keep him until you come back, Senor Blaze,'t She stopped short and got up. "You will be—coining bacic,'eh, Senor?" Safety against skid- ding — Safety when brakes say "stop "-- Safety at high speeds— Safety 'wherever and whenever you drive your car—all these are yours when you drive onFire- stone Gunn -Dipped Tires. And don't forget that they go farther at less cost than any other tires you can buy., dee your nearest Firestone Dealer today! T1RES1 CNE Mt & RUBBER CO. O1 CANADA, LIMITED X'lanriltoa - Ontario .. ler 1 Blaze caught the note of fear, of morrow no longer thioatened, concern, in her question; but he fail- mor ready for the dawn, ed to take advantage of it. Instead TITh END. lie murmured unhappily: "I'll be com- ing back 'some clay, but when, queen. Babe?" This was not at all what he want- ed to . say, nor -was it entirely the truth. He had a very .definite idea of when he would be coining back. He wanted to tell her so; to ask her to • care for him, 'and to wait until he came back. To his credit, he was not well experienced in the ways of love. The modesty, of the man was his best virtue. So he pretended not to un- derstand, to be'surprised; when it was only because he could not 1Selieve that happiness, such as having her meant ,was to be his. Mercedes was so close, so lovely. She seemed so well poised, so at ease, that his own. confusion was only magnified by com- parison. Ills habitual and often tested composure had deserted him in his hour of need. Blaze was truly miserable, and in an evident attempt to stem his own feelings, he resorted to the bantering tone that had served him so'well in his man -world, ""And what will 'I find when 1 do come back?" He tried to laugh good- naturedly. Mercedes bowed her head, shoulders. ""I'll ask Kent, or some- body, how Mercedes is, and - they'll say, 'Humph! She's a big lady now. , , - "Senor!" It was a cry of gladness, accompanied by a look that left Blaze all a -tremble. "You didn't think I would go with- out coming to say goodby?" Mercedes shook her head. "No," she said, "I know you come, The Rancho begins to look like old times, eh? You hear that the Senor Acklin offer us part of the dam?" "Yes; Melody told me. It's won- derful! 'You've won your fight. Has Kent gone home?" "No, Senor . He is upstairs with Esteban. My brother be glad to see you." They turned at the sound of patter- ing feet. Basilio had heard his big friend's voice. Blaze caught hold of him. 'You come back to stay, Senor "Yes, you will!" Blaze grinned. Blaze?" the child questioned. "The right man will ome along, 'No, no, little •chief. I've got to go querida. You look sharp so that he home, to Wyoming. I came to say don't get by." goodby.,, "Huh!" she muttered. "I look sharp, all right Basilio crept ' closer to him. But he don't." "I'm going to miss you, old-timer," "He?" Blaze added unevenly. "Si! That right man! He's so blind "Why you go away then? I want like a bat. But maybe he don't want you to stay." to see Basque girl. Still, If he comes Blaze smiled. My Man had edged back—with his grey hairs—I'Il' be his way to his master's side. here. Arrascada! That's a good "You're going to be real lonesome name. I'll keep. it' She forced a for me, little chief?" • tantalizing smile to her face as she The child nodded his head. went on: "You won't have to waste He lifted Basilio so the little fel- no time then when you come." low could pet the horse's cold muz- Once before, in that very patio, zle. they had looked into each other's "He'll sort of makeup for the loss eyes as they did now. Blaze saw of me, won't he?" there what he should have seen long "You're going to give him to me, ago. Mr. Blaze? "Oh, querida mid," he becathed. "He's yours, little chief. I'll leave Whatever else he intended to say him in Paradise. You be good to was smothered in Mercedes hair. He hien." caught her up in his arms and held He lifted Basilio to 113' Man's back. her to hien. There was color in her When he turned to Mercedes, she face again; her lips red for his kisses. was looking away. She knew the "I'11 be coming back," she heard sacrifice he made in parting with My hila say. Man.from a distance, it seemed, tame A few steps about the patio on the her low, wild, tomboy laugh. He horse's beck, anq, Meececles bade Tia- was wafted in spirit again to that silio tell "l"erese that; the Senor would unforgetable clay oil the river. She stay for supper. When they were was speaking, and even her voice was alone, Mercedes searshed the eyes of reminiscent • of that afternoon. the man who sat beside her. What "I guess maybe,' she managed to a lot he had dared for her! Didn't say, with, a defiant little toss of her he know that she loved flim? Why. head, "Mercedes will have those,' didn't he speak? three, four blackhaired kids anyhow, Mercedes failed to realms thaat h yI , Leila f''a . Ifell ilear'ixess 1' ucterec. Blaze alai St Minutes passed as they sat there speechless, without speaking. The shadows be - 1 "I hate to leave," he muttered at gab their evening tryst, .Peace and last, 'and right along. I've been tell- happiness settled clown upon the pa-, i ing myself I'd be mighty well pleased tip. I to get home if Mooney went back, too. In a room above, some one lighted Did you ever get mistaken about your- a lamp. Its mellow glow reached the. self like that?" , man end girl on the stops, His arm Mercedes did not answer lest heri. held her closer for a second and then voice should betray her. relaXed. Mercedes laughed liquid - 1 "I'm awfully blue," Blaze went an,i ly, front its accttstomed place she "Iii spite of all the trouble and the # eaught up her guitar and crooned a iightle�.g, I've peen happier here than !!,plaintive little Spanish love -song in ever before hi ley life. I've been.' a voice for B'laze's ears alone. trailing 141ooiley for two years,, I've If the stars in the sky far above you kept my word with the laid. When Have brought y01', bNov'ail„ to lee, r fres 1«5l.i,a:. o, 19- --'29 SHE CAUGHT UP HEI:. GUITAR AND CROONED A PLAINTIVE LITTLE SPANISH LOVE SONG FOR BLAZE ALONE. She's got a new name" Maybe it will be Ugarde, or Rodriguez ,or Liotard! Yes, sir! That's what they'll say. 1'11 look at my old gray hair—how time hies! But I'll find you. And there you'll be: a great lady with three or four black -haired kiddies of your own!" Mercedes shook her head. Her eyes were misty, .Cut she smiled. "No!" she murmured. "I don't think so; not those kids." 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