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I -�__ .;-.;;! _! -kvu,wn that the Lieutenant WOO .;rad.' pig -shouldn't yow?" I observed. ..
-,. the at of Zind#rmuf challic- Had WmillAd Pah" "I oh"Id hate to be taint up hy a , I I I
94 from W to worse- and rapidly 1.4 Avery awk," )w agreed agani. I - - 0 1
, woo* -L.iron worse to the worst 1140sitAt'- One do" MA want to be sloughterod � � , I
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The lion-tansiolr had Iestored the l In Had Back by batelsers nor eaten b
I I; cage, and the lion$. sullen, infuriated. k "Not" *mid L *'Naafi epitTe-r" hap- 19k . 1
64 I, tuakes ftrity ,go fortlivel tboll �� and sperate. know that he helit in" M"110% 0110 k0s"ya Vt O"t Of Or4#r P*R'!" 5 -1
I its superw stral4t, I one hand the Noo,hip that ekould drive tio, back is oinv 16A bevow, x1floolot000d "Not if out N a wist pig-foce-�, I'll, I
ordinarYfiours. It is writa -for .911 your bAkillo-rakes, pies, . ,a, q iek warned and forearmed -who stts,ek%!= I CJO A reaw siou CA Lska TsU will a"
I � them to revolt, and in the Other the OR4 '1011 *as, vb&rP 1141!t4tiolottetshe r. the butilistrit, takiliX them 4sawares,"
long tend litelld - so tine one "r sack onlY is Mcswy- .1 should instantly pustih twilit- *11 'at to 11110 I .1
,revolver that ob �'lsr replied. . k enjoy -m -t t* )v4w trip -
Parity Flwr w-dxy -It Is catain to 94;;0i YOU$ 'the first sign of it. I ki-Jov., a nexatteotiou. , I t Tbroo PahtW C& B steam""
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Life at Zinderneut,was not re ally '.%It#, Allan Ratting, Enterprise, on, " "Has the big pig got his eye On the - _acny OF
';o much as the avoidafi�o of death write;:----,Akfterl%F*erono1 by BMALO V- G-" lt!lp - of
6 life beth,
butchers?" I asked. "Nor 11
'�oaiug i It r "No." replied Guantaio. ualWasoa6w4wloo;.iwumUsgiamcairyckans�' - 0
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I _Aeath from, sunstroke, heat-stroke, loovi t kall R-.vful P at 1 4 k, have the biggish pigs".' . ;L ARIC Alto th*t Nalowtv * long XA0K,# toftcawas 4"P. I -All -A
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PUR11YIFEGUIR' ; monotony. mi � ditekis, or Adjudant. Lc- I awl vould sot xlee night.
114A,rd are .vou, going to Open fl -ed C102ZAM o1mma room soarvi�:C. VXAISSR Oth
11 F jaunt. I rovId har-Ily da my litorsework, eyes of tho blind: pigs?" I ' uired. J. . DAILY JKAY lot TO NO
BO& 343 � Csfard was rampant; ever.yboi!Y p-joi-pially lav witalting whiou I hall to e . aWAW **two**
V . .1 &L.Wt knOW"' OnS,A kdlR ;; ' Smd 3ft io jAW*(fiw *Nio, 70(�Ndp P40fily FAWr C#A . re d,Gu4nralo.Back Way Zvery Night
wwot X4141 �Go. 140�04. Tor"10, U*Wdoo. ouidws. few 10ba, ,.w*x more or lv*i abnormal and 1, %l ,,pr the tub. And I h,1d, a vvry strong conviction 11and
. 'W"two. Cw"44 1 -.,-. _1� "queer" from frayed nerves, rriult- ,I ha.1 ri-adl go milek about D044*11 that he was speaking the truth. for �, WWOAY Buffalo And CleWl
,------ __�_ _. . ___ * ant upon tho terrific he3t And tl,,-' Ri'lavy PiRs. , i4,*your olwasse, I leaving at %W p. zil" salvice at 7M a. ist.
. ..., - __ � : there was, a ring, of genuine doubt,,, tascimstsiodudTimod
� - . . mcnotony,'hardabip, and confinement thought I w013141 seed) & trial, and puzzlement in his voice. At Any NEWER= IDIVMON L
little ,mud oven of a fort, many I got three boxep soot wheit I had -Aid it, %.1&C&ssMwsdrr'C1TY0FE=".L"
Adjudant III# rate, it 1,e were lying when he I * "
men were a little mad, and finished the third one. I was eorapletfly he wa.; lyins: extraordinarily well. . ,and awraw 04 01toxom 41 u1slosdo. My 3rd . &Z
I iLejaune" in the hollow of whosl X"dro M WV
, BEEAU ESTE "O" rojieved of My tlouble.,., .XP _ -hi;, did not know what to do, I I I S.30V.W.L"4*"..2Q",N.y... s-•"•
I � hand were our lives and destinle,4, I ve 12 101L.K.
;ryas a great deal Moro than a little 11irlep 50c. a box at decided. Jrod he was simply trying to I 10.30P.M.Antft .... Efw.ft.....
I I fird out whpr,,� his ?r`vate interests I -.00M.". .... Arem 94M
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The Greatest Mystery Story -Ever Written ad. all fleal"rm -or raltilit(l 6.WcUU)&.:.'ClX"4"Q1.6 q, -
I in Front the point of view of the auth. - P lay. NVOrld ..it pay him better to I It 4004 Asp* sood P&%k MW
; i direct , on receipt of ,stand in with his friends, and assist . _,�,�,,1,,,, Till
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� ... .. PERCIVAL Ci WREN .1"Orities, he was sane ,enough, for, lit . -
lay . - discipline - , by The T. Mil- � In Ill mutinyand the, murder of Le -I . . A* M=4= lxwsoolmnom.
-_ .. _.Lo�_. ,could maintain an iron. dis . pvleo eeanron-commissioned 1661 i
, �maxe fill reports And returns. to the burs Co., Lialted, jaun d the offi. I . ,It* Rate $5.00 and up
FIRST P.F.X .,,, ar,- victorious. Foloo, cers? .Or ,would he do better for .. New Autoomb
i) Till,.- Tor,iregs, th(, minute and to the letter; and� if at- Torasto, Oat. ... * himself if he betrayed his friends. TIlX T Fam$54
. Geste I -0101's Michwl. lowing their victory ,at 1:1 Hasa, ill I tacked. he could be trusted to keep . I I .t .►....... I I - W - .0
KSW three Irr - ,11 0 %rched to the the Tri-eouleur flying while there wai �
mg -by and John, leave 11"Me Trail"r th" Africai the battalion Ulf 1_:=t!! �--7t - -"___"
I q foilov:i" 1. 4.' •o, latooly fort ,.it Zinderneut, where UWa man alive in the Fort. by scruplei
them
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warned WA super orag an
to defe)tt the mutineers I
- . hampered over -fine
I Avow - Of dl,;graeo.
� I I g theft of the "Blue Water.". chaill, or "Beau" and John had the ., 1 Front the point of view of his sub- honor or mercy. He was further en- of
riou,
That b-� was one of the ringleaders
the riot was obvious, since he WAS
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soillphire owned ly their inigiorturie of losing their brother I ordinates, he was nevertheless. a mad- dosed With a magnetic personality the
. � a valuable' ill the o Americans ,who i man, and a very dangerous one.
I $isat, IAdy Brandon, They .101 and power of command.
tosom friend of Colonna. Datta,
Vogue and the rest of Schartx's band,
main
was
I � the irounted-Infanlry,, At times, I was Almost glad that th911
I I I Ffendi Foreign Legion and there Were sent to "Are you enjoying life, $nil -
. contact With the dV,X,j of school at Tanout-Azzal. ; g Digby was not with us,' much as I ml$- asked, seating himself beside'rie,
he %nil
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had always been one of the circle
their recent confabulations and
hims,
optio
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I . � form a fast friend -1: Now GO ON WITH THF, STORY �
. hmanity. They
ship with two adventurous Amerl- CHAPTER V
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sed him ,, find, at those times I almost
wished that Miehael was not, much as "Quite as Much As YOU Arco
Schwartz." I replied. .
il depended on him. . I "Would he
mutterings together,
.1 followed the excellent, if difficult,
Lejai
Italia
vo, In their first
mog, Rank and Budd. , ERNEUP
THE FORT AT ZIND
't jiXkt, that with a band of murderous ,, They learn that they are not as
you like a change?"
Danger to oneself is unpleasant quired. .
It is that of being mur-
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tsio's
in
plan, of trying to potri*self- Guar-
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,Place, and to think with his
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' 000*111 * 1111FROMA 16114"i"N"RMAN" 44bers are, I
. I w I Till liome, go mad, and some sink
enor,gh, when %4I am fond of change," said I.
I dered by a lunatic. When to it is ad. A brief silionce ensued.
d ded the ,danger, and constant fear, of 44HAve YOU ever seen a pig die?"
,hind.
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� On the one hand. it' I 'were Gunn-
titio, I the dangers
their
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, Drilik Hot later With **` A
; I �m ;* 4 1 il me. pusb stumbling o7a With-
i a similar fate- overtaking people wborki
. asked suddenly
. one loves it becomes ten times worse. 4,No,tx I rep
, should see great
attendant on tfio mutinv, It Might
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fail, and. if it succeeded, It could only
Su
Mile)
I LA r out it star." .
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; Lo I . I an badly. and rapidly
to stop W" Things -beg
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Michael and .1 both begged each *Well, you .
I � .400a will," he assured
� other not to be so 'foolish as to play . I .
be the prelude to a terrible March
doomed
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IF . . * in this ill-omened mud into Lejaune's hands, by giving him OFeeling 11111, I enquired rudely.
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into the desert -t March Of
hunted by the Arabs and by the
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prings of the plot, and 11oldini . to fish in troubled waters, -for ii, lvarl.
hated second only to Lejaune of great price? In other worda,"sup- ..
If. He might not be given the. pose they hoped to do what they had I
t of joining the Mutineers when - certainly tried, and failed, to ' do Im .
ne was murdered, Suppose, the the.'
Sidi-bel-Ablies, When they had -AdUla- .
oldini, Guantalo, Colonna,led Bolidar to attempt to rob my
0"' B .1 brother
' were a united party, led -
"Otto.
,lillini, with some sinister end of (Continued on page 7) -
-own in view? And might not ___1 I I --, ---.
titio, be doubtful as to whether childi�ell_'Cr_y
ole allotted to him were not too .
ipose the Boldird intended' - , TOR FLETCHER1 ..
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that of the *cat's .paw , I . I �0^ S
a. ch Disorders W Tort' Isolare"I in the
114"n"A"JI"eserl, the invest chance to ac se us or did n9t like the gross Schwartz. I *nil certain to ilio of - . I , , I YOU% vwla4m that) . . I Stoma I W "like 4 tiny island in the midst of a � any breach -of duty or discipline, or of. fi;;eh alike, - -
11 I .. . I � . I . "You are.going to see a biq Pig thirst and starvation if not killed by
. 11 *1 vast ocean. ' so much as an Insubordinate look, ilk,'# be went on, ignoring MY vulgar- .
!_/1 It what Physitlans, Advise .1*1 i Cafard broke 'out early, and in It even under the greatest provocation. aneiries, . I I a. - - iw&- dressed men .
. I a ' - ity. "A sacred pig. An Anointed on the other ba -rot, if I were th.) ex- I .,,�� .
. * W very virulent form, both suicidal and' we felt that the time Would come � -
ic.ituilowg lo homicidal in Its nature� . I when Lejaune would tease to wait for pit. A striped .pig. A - promote4 ce1Iefit.G1V&ut.aiO,.I h6uld see the vd- .11 I I _ wen- I
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of, unfortunate roop , * udAn -" ' - P I
. I . . _ I verily I rif. Ob,larU idi vantages Attendant upon playing the .
. 'Juusallds , it ex ,So murmured. I nart of the saviour of the situation. . � ,.
, I it took this terrible. forin, A excuse, and that all we could do go# nured! Pig I 11 * .
I . sulf,er almost daily front dysielisial * u I Ad . . I . .
I - fermentation, .qoul,,. I acid believe, largely by reason of the fact ,was to p t off: the evil day, ., - I "Yea.. Monsieur le - Cochon Is going, Reward and promotion were certain . ��_ I
. - Command, ' I'm positively glad, now, that Dig . ko save I . I I . .
�% . . . ;oiMpation, fer ,uses or distress that. Captain Renouf,. our " . to become Monsieur Pore." for the man w ,d the RvP4 of his
. stomach, flatilleAcQP 9 � I , ant, shot hiniself after a Month of life isn!t heiie.11 said Michael to me, one i "And are Yqu g6lint to become ,31on- superiors and the honor of tile flag,
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after eathlg� It they Would (f."lV � in this, dreadful oven of a Place. I terrible afternoon, Ai� I I (fA&!1=
- Lluivli I we lay gasping, slauto' Charciitier, 4Xr, Pork -butcher,' and who 'preserved the Fort of Zinder- . . . . Bwomsm
;. . .form the agreeable habit Of slowly urge I . I . 4 _'Arar'. .
' dirl ,10 ,to speak?" I enquired. There* -neuf for Fra4ice. , And, of course, it '-7-;--
1 do rot. of course, know his reason, for I on .our burnlh* cot,g ifig �slesta. . I -
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4AIlking •after each meal 11 t'71as"ful �doing this, but it .wwi rumored that stifling caserne� . , - . I
I.." aining a teaspoonful, 'hours, In our st could be no harm in knowink all theru would be the simplest.thing .in the I . % .L "I I
.. *f tot ivater cont. he found he had contracted a horrible 411failk and B added. . � . . . . I
1� . or two tubtetq of Blsurated'MagnWZA . 440he word of baclI to Lmainw, waste know about this busioess. world for Lejaune, Dupre, Boldiul, I 11 I . 1. .
I . their, sttmach disease. phis tragedy cost a deeper i "Alto I , my friend," growled 014 GuanWo. sind A few -'loyal supporters . .
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ti would ;oOlf find 'eil that gl6om over a. lace and a,community 'have been fatal. . . Audi Dig German* �ftthgtt remains. to be ,ieen.,.. So. to ,defeat the ,conspirators And secure - Wo H E *R '.
. . . Ibeyond deseriptlooi� - I
, 0 Xttengthened, and, baprol I gloomyWould hive d6fide it, ' BuddY'more so
. , . . at the richest And 1110tt already
it e Might -many want. 4 cotelette.de Port, or a the mutineers. It would only, -be' a
I they could (I a Without' the least . 0 of-thh'i disaster, for . . , Or if Hart]: once lost control sAvouret de pore. We shall )lave to Matter of entering the barrack -room I .-
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. %itisfying weal, , a disaster cast lots. . :, - night, seizim, the arms and cover,
, 4 . 1, -ast r It Was t All Of us, ft most hold lay Lojaune Out r1ke a pole -axed .
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symptorn, ni indigestion. .unusual manifestation or calara w ; . . I I 1. He was silent fpr a Minute and qat , 3uspocts with -the rifles of the
I N -.exhibited, when a corporal killed A
� . , early all so called. trou I i. e o do for him one of beside me, Knowing his kAuckle , He ing the I
' .4. ;loyalists, while the guard arrested
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. I ..... I 17es are caused by an excess 6f"Aeld sergeant' and then committed 4uiclde, thaw � I, e on't soon get a new -f . pot with S, I
. . .. 1. . . . 1.� slid an insufficient :blood supply in the 0 � was .shaking from head them. . .Anyone resisting, could., be
ferilloilL, What Corporal Gontran's grievance i Commanding q cer," said I. "And a fever, excltAmAnt. or. diseased nerves. shot as soon as he. raised •a hand.
I . � stomach, causing the food to against the. sergeant was, I, do not good job 00,P), . I "Do vii waiat,a chance to be char- Lejeune Alone could do the business
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"land sour before digestion i!Au take know, but this again was all exceed- 44 it," contra icted Miftel. "It 'er?" he asked. . '. I . - ittered t1lo
degree worse than let. Cutler?„ with his revolver, if he e
'i"Ill ingly -urdfoortunite, affair, as, Me Cap- WOU one 09 ,4i have had no experience of pig- were asleep, and shoot
of . ..
I . . place. A glass of hot water . .
4r%jJ_ theL blood to. the stomach. and tarn genouf himself, both these men ting I live. . . These asses would ki•lling," I answered. I room while all
'.. . blagnesia .wail . . .the Bisurated � . mal:: the were on the side of the angels, in4s- give t cc loud c Or& march ON ifit6i "Look you," be growled, seizin my any. than - wboi did not in ' stantly obey ,
any 01 gave,
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ranch as'they ,%�er4 decent, fair -mind tic.. desert, and ourylve about, three arm, ,,Y�u will have the experience In fact, I kgari to wonder
. " .Wza the stoina0i acids and in � , d ' aider that he go d
food contents bland stid sweet, 1' ,n8Y. ed. and reasonable ,people. 1 - days of it,u;4f the Arabs dMolt'get ,,qbortiv, ,either as pig or as butcher, . . ,Why
.. I . . ... _creatural digestion without dl,stros-A of But the Fates and the Furley had them before. they., died of thirst:"' I.here will be coehon or chaf*-, Guafitajo Sh6ild be besitatinc like 1
I . '. any' kind is the result. ll;surated one More disaster In stare for tile 'un- "U'll, happen," Prophesied I. for al . this. Surely it was to his. interest to
, . , . . . . '� in , , ,ill .1s hn riii- - " -in a day or two. S"'? betray Itis, - . .
I . itagnesl IS not a 1. atkVe, re reg- Schwartzis getting very 11, Ions cutier C friend.. ?
I I I . 3t�j, Pleasant arid easy to ukkix and happy garrison. before they we , yster Choose whether you will be 4 ,See
or Certainly he would not. Allow any
," . . . .rail led from any reliable la j.; to launch upon our luckless he is and important these days. 9h, it'll a, butcher. - . And teleyour brother ridiculout scruples to. hinder hini from
I I I . . I o1c obtab Do. not confui. u1sur. the final torrent 69 destruction. .. ., . hapreliall right." . -choose. ;, ,, Meantime, 11, any Mani, committing any trenaftous,villairiyk.
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. � . . .9al druggr8t. forms of � Lieutenant Dtbu%sy, the 'new COW- 11hWa what 1,thilik," said Michael* - Ao you- and says 1p', re" V and certainly fit was far less danger-
. r . ;diteli 31agnegin ,with ,other b t niandaut sickened and died, and his' "And itoa�,ab.out the worst thing thai comes _01 ;fou Te-
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I'll magniesla-milks, . eitrates,. e.C.1 was by none other than . I - ' � .ply 1006 . Then. he will I ous. in the long run, to be on the side
I get it in the' pure Bisurateil form olote ' . . . could happen. And it Do -lie goes 1. have spoken to you, and , y0it � will of autholrity'for the mutineers' real
" . I . AdJudgint Lejaune, 9 and does it spontaneously, there'll be known that he is '000 of us- See'? danger ,only began with the Mutiny,
bowder or tablets) especially 111'0- � From 'the moment in which it wa. a. plot t6 murder him -If there ion't And you And your .brother make upi the
ll psire4 for thispurpose. . 0 ' ere is, and it steadily increased '.from
t;��� �_ - ----r, one -already, which. I believe there. ' I y1b
I 1. I . your minds quickly. We don't core moment when they set forth into the
. I I . . � . . '. . -_ ____ 21=--__ as YOU say-.4iiiiI we should have the either way. of: us desert to oscapt. . ..
I I I . . . r ! 0 . -i I . . Lelaune-(for There are .enough
. . . 1. .. I .. I I I choice •of fighting for . of --ob; enough - , . 11 - And as some- ,-More and more I wondered at his
� amr , Loiaurie)-or being two of ascan body, approached, he got UP And hesitation, -
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.. . 140wo to P14V silly, murdering mutineers. with noth- slouched, Mr. . I , And then. a -light began to dawn up-
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..., . . I . . I 1 14 . , Ing but aelloico of beastly deaths- rrhat -nigbt I' told what I on my brain.. This Guiantnio wars the
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., ..,• . I I I ^10 thirst d Arabs in the desert. Or ,,ad heard. . . I., ho"61orna" of his compatriot. Corildral
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. � . .. S. court martial and a firing party at Was Guantalo.: 1- might be killed
I I 0BRJD%xxa Ater!' . . I' The next day it I goldini.. - Bqldim
. .. - dawn, . ', R4 � 'wa sitting in the same place and be ,when the 'mutineers kille"d Lejauhe,
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"'If he's promoted Lieutin"t and -4 sl me -purposeful] for b;ite r "Ai verge
�Jffiv �.hol wont last •
A,rept towards Y. I vengeance were, the
, . MW 301*W KWWA Jj#Pt4lX,,cq1M11r1XVtd 'here 'Who's that?" he asked, and, bear- -
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. .. 11 . .) a, wetic""quid'I. . . 'herein
going ing. my name. came and sot down be- - --- .
: Go -it plotto mut-
.. 15=367p. . to happen it they Make -
. . Vt . , side me as Schwartz 'had, done.
I I 11 � . . . Illy and we're the only two thatrefulte � "Its'bot6l' he saik,removing his kepl Duch Aching ntst -
I raw�ICAY_ A110"(0t 111MOM . . * I
Au*br be 11 _ stab(Or i . to -loin 0,-m ? " I ' , -
i'ilve 0;�oidd join Litjauue insteAd,-or n t . .. . .
11 .1 .�Xruaslr% Agreed,' . I � �
. . . . 1. I .. I where'dead men tell tib tapes, I ex. "'Are you fond . of hot. . ..Pore?" - heum " 'I',%,,
. . . . I . ARTIME NO- 16 Peet." answered Michael. . I .. . Rub R a-fic, ralft
. . kouild,. he should „What would Sergeant Dupre And he enquired.
. I Illode Purpose 6f. the Informatory partner's double is V ,'Cochou!" said I playfully. : . I - . .
I I . -1.4. .- flh� "lif suit bid be prebared for,.the heart bid, On P.-roorsil Boldird do?" I speculated. - I 44A1,10 U_ 11-d ouce-14wh I: I I
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1 41MMM " 1.0 tbl - Tne Q�thi�r-)Van&,--W--iw�-ver"iKkely ----U--- .---- f C tb k V __
--,-,--,U,- . ,% , It were 4 case o $avin
j- ` -- -&-r..-li�- - - rabined Xan �gllhe - - 0 .
. . . . I .tile cc r is prepared_ for the �eer.,-, I Ido You think of it all?"
. I I . I Illi-olinp bid should not be bid in answer that the double � t skins they'd loin the � mutirl 0i never think," said I.
i . . . to an Idorniatory double xi�je. you ho.trump.� For those very apparen .should ,ajy4f they. were given the
I _ 443 "Ons. B should bid. two hearts. In - "Thex Pro- .This silenced �Iln tot, a. minute.
. el � stopper. -in the suit, bid , reasons, optten.11 yoplied'Michhell "They are ten to one," he said suds
-4-4... , note. the problem hand the Actual hand, U bid one no-trump bably, loathe Lejilune as Much as we butchers to a pig. What
. . . receding irtlqloo . and made one odd -while it he had id . denly. "Ten butc`h4
I Pr I has the big pig and one or two -
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. r a' ' * I ', '* It bigeish pigs against a score of buteh-
* 5A , do, and neither d them Is foxsetlY tilt' .. theme -
� I Hearts-Q'S'I's . two bearks he would )Isvve made four man to die to inelp a. . . I
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I . . odd, game .and rubber. Be on the they wokt to find a gang of bad mens . .
. -:,�V ers?" " -
I . . : Clubs --10.4 at for hands of this type And _.d I I
. Scilts-K,104 with rifles, round their beds, thee 14hat -0
- W4 ' lookout
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.9 mutiny did cur I
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