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� A .." AAA4.4 - evsdt� both the Aruba smil the rdiev- . --rw- itho I . roach an on the' 900r. . . , oft-vt A *%
wwwwwww 1.11 J Are's torture by trying. . a Fre " Vii= 4"14' Am -I a -
MANIA& inX force from Takaus. It I sealcl do th I for I
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11 �� I PKIP11130011 0 the 4044irt bet U Y40 modwroal t"M denotips I to lay saxing to my front � . I
tzind;rneuf and safety. " we 164 it" for 7"M a" boom subject tv � &04, wonderiat what might be hap- � I
Undo way frovii baid Westem wheaM Pwdty Flout 14 1,16'AL&AN any avenging ons,".PMAN Is 6110 a6wies sewis"d with it. J penfor to me, I was uto"hed to see .
tich �in gluten - the en y giving mid bodv buildiNg' fml - I but saight be saw ust &*,w A&L wedin't y" somaider it a bleosimg ,'the French *&or come round the
Purity Fluur is best for all yRur biking and 'Will supply extm Jhep wem also the linip mA#w* of, to Am aW to %ovy tki, bowels in o !corn*r of the fort,.ftloft, on.1 pro� L
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I axiiiihment to the children, ja c4kes, p4s, buns . bread. , thirst, stariation, 'Sad V. AM god ka%Mjr ommutiao, asil plovi,mt 'treMing ss uncon,gme,lly, as it he, I i
I I 91 cimild do in.the w :ZfP=dQm 464%se getting a S"thold fm Your I � were riding in %he streeta of Sidi -bel. I
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I .0mooLdh M ,dNmba, ,in that direction w= W to load Mr- V"01". ,. Abbeit! . . . " . .
. . . , self with food. water.. sparo beef*, I ; Well! , ! had done my best for Win � . .
1. I ... ard animunitiost. Mfturws and his colunin. I had risked iny own, . I . I ..
. . ' I MY toot, I vniarily *aj-, safety to warn him tkAt tbivig,; were i I
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. ! .1 M . gtd m, -self down. the stain an4 filled I - , WK what thf4y -seemed-and if the i 11 I .
f . - is Aw*rfsr twr, 700-)*;# Psaty Fhwr CoA Sok. . r0lit the Oil-StOyv- While the us I Jea0d just for tkis purpow; Arita irot hint and his men, it We
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�' � , waswe conools V%w lak Co. Lw;w T00004% M"W004 0"Awo. "Miol- kettle was boW for toffim. I for- ,tWr rogoler we rolkyixg the worst not try Istult. . �, .
� _,_ _Ll.- My water -battle cases of constipation. He could, haWIV Call being Shot at't `�
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I (. � .11 with water arA three hig, wine-bot.1 Mrs. Pkilippoupult"Verner, out., a welco'sui from the fort,! . . R(itin(l, --, IV
I L ties with tht some liquid. Watert writt4l:-"For many years I kavo the wf411% ho rcd-, staring up -4t the', - L
was going to be Infinitely owe pre. I been trouble(I with my liver, and out- &0 d^f,n1&rs- �
__ $ its toonume wh&-wbat
6011% than any wine, before I witif forcil terAhly front constipation, I won4erid if t' ,%a shude throWn ty,, I 0
� inuch older. I also emptied my knap. Ilk ard a t Xillivirm Is 1,axa-Liver the poak,j of thell. calog Would so hide, ff16+ 1 .
Villa mad Itsve been gre*tLy imt. nird distulsaft tl,tair faces th,,It, fronii %M64C,01�&% 1
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- � I BEAU UbSTJ"�"4_ suck and haversack of everythinr but I . Gives de"ody's+ 1- - I
L a Pair o' boot fi m . Proved since I started to use, Owin, below. it would be impos,ble to oft�, 40% 9pler . .
. bursting, with #ad, Coffee, and the i " . 0MV I
"d cAnnot recomowd them too higbly that the men were dead. .' . . � . �An , M__-___1 - .
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. I bottles of water. . t6 anyone wko is troubled witit tteir What were . _ P&A701 i 11 I L .
� - J By PERCIVAL CHRISTOPHER WREN L ' I thoutlit My best plait wauld be to liver.- . the Arabs doing". . . . � , I � , - - � .
, I __ _. I 11 Leaving him *s, further bait for the I r�!."� � -, -,:---- - _. ad up did not do so, From 'Where I r t
' ' accuoWmed to,. but to lot my burden 11 mitailod direct on receipt of price by Mimi to Walk L Into it? L boldly and announcid tuft; I hau Dean cou f I ,
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I FIRST READ Till$ i .And sUPPQXe th.- Arobs ,its.;;aulted consist of food and water. This I TM T'L J'iI]MrX Co., Litaitotl,_ Toronto, warn them Again? Ordered to taxe A camel And ride bac1c should have seen them ; . .
. I ,&'Lrotbvrs, Michavi, before the relief arrived? -would grow lighter as I grew wookier Out. , I they come to the Wall and belt
. I . . I The three Ges, �_.__.�,. - load myself up to the weight I woo I PdeO ' ,'Se. a viol at MI. dealers, or trap, and waiting for. th,t whole got. camel, for duty. Of if" I walk, Id not aea, on, to the, Too " N
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I t , again t Surely ori. -'e was enough? It would I to Tokotu with a dispatch. - Din. at w 41 e, r 0; � �
L 1)jgby and X01.." who 11ft ,'Gil��, L : labors as a biarial fati
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I .- — mean almojit certain capture for roe, tinctly possible, I considered I
,it of � �' " __ - . I __ - , Before long. the party returned ,t,o
. follo,�inx a taxisterious th, quite finally, for they would loot ,the lighter. Anyhow, It seemed the best . by one side or the ot'hor, it Vflred,�reaijy gQod'lucx.*n(L a real;y Vou
.. � aluable - qi�`,phire, - owned by lilace. mutilate the dead, awl then thing to do, but how I longed for a th Tema lung ID-T&O
I I a V _ An* fellow riding to 40ith, ini tor- again. . ,. I 'prarentlY this officer I 04ult, it might be done. The good'foe oasis, the officer I , I *1 1,
I . i4eir aunt. Lm'y "I,", ndQn,L find make -the fort -the funeral pyre of the camelt The thought oocurrid twrie time? Straight into an ambush, a wan I � .
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tilemselives later in th6 Fren,!lx For- -mangled corpses, . . . IthAt It the relief did not itrrivi that trap of Which 'the inwarnatle. moreover, and itjuck would lie In the camel.guard rt. I wondered whit they I
i uncapture , but .,t vain sacrifice 1 being unaware that I- wasn't. iI mein. I the adjudant Ith a French 19M"t ,
, I vigil Le a I I found Myself wishing they Would day. I could remain in the fort tilt with. its flying d fort Would ho nothing ead leglovinsi -von, ,
. ,. gion. Vigby is sent to � flat W&IL the bait.,.A to urocivin't Inv 6datence and my -not'lier of thi,vellof4oitce at ilt I in him, of the � re with
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; training q,ellool v.11ilp Michael and do SO,Land then.saw the cowardice of .night, And then try to get one of the That might well W the explanation of sition, by Arinsr again. . . And 11 it I were" not recognized, if, my4his 'eyes closed and his hands cros. :
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L . John go to Zinaernettf. a lonel.N, fort my wish. . iArabln camels when it was dark. A there having been no dawn-AsIgult *Iiile I aronle ' � �- his breast, of .the Men dead .
� I d.. tba. Matter with MY, bluff were con;vincing-, if 11. were noi "'n"t"hair feet, of the complete
� I . ... iq the sahara. Tbo man. in charge, I No, it was my affair now -to --t.)_ m6ment's reflection, however, inside it that morning, while ; slept. They. ,.161heP- I s -w that all was wotl_ caught in the act by the very officer upo ab- I
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'nodding, and had all but fallen back- the fort pretty soon, the Arabs would., cide4 that it would be a Much. better ,an fralll-ur.'nr-eeded lij - 4 camel ,
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I %0*uine, is brave but- -,-cry cruel, .Ind. to. . . I actually found that I '%�Xa'clear that if the relief did *not'inter might,, with Arab ,cunning, have de- OP'L'u-4poll-iribig forco, wsri. -i.DprorAebjnw.wAua% I Ahouid be pretending to haye from whicli two warti. ad
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I Ain hearing that .74fiebael has a sap . plan L to t - itif Shotit ,b .
I phire with him tries to- got it. A'warda as I satl - I . . I . I scouts,aAdAsent. me for or if, * on :the
- � . I Th sooner I got away. thq better maintain.the siege, unseen gv,,Pdpd by flankersi. . come. . ; Somer lot 0 superstituous
., bf'doia, lother band, �here weia a chance of . .
! niutiny,brcos opt but Lejaune hearA I In faett a beavy'faintneov, am un- chanco I should have I I it Aug. and unheard.. and lur� the yetloving * Slowly itid caroful1v Fr�nch simply stealing the . camel unseen, -I old logionarfas woul bave woudorful
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. . . I 1, of the atternlittb kill him,and is about!opeakable wearinoas, Zoinied the only; cesisfully., ' . force', by an'appOaranca of Ptiive iind foree'advaficed, �vell handled by sonje� might 'get away with it, But th ideas ar. .
. . v's arrest ' the vren, with the hell) of , s-mation. of which my Mind L or body,, I aie and 4rank all I vould, should- safety, into Marching gaily into an btidv ware prudp�t'tfiAii L lba officer. seemed, to- be it, Sopd many, Us. I . , eye ., (To be continued) , 1.
. 111chail and. John and -a few other, was now conscious. .1 bad "en too cred my burdens and returned to, the oasis covered by hundred,% o . .* 1 7 . — , ,
. . . 'lily. f � Title& W 0 arrived first. Itud by. ro ' However,' After tbioMng, the. maitn I,ong Standing ,Aiotbinx.�-Xitrty :
. al soldiers. v. bt- Arabs attack tbo I much, done too Much, suffered too roofs for a last look round. 11 I could lining neighboring' sand -bills, They r4b-1.1I,041i`3,POio4:-to walk intwon Ar0 ter. wFer frouf 411 Points of vileir, and
. . � fort. Alany pre.killed but Lejauue�much, felt too much, in the'laqt few see anything'of the ArAbs in ouegUr. Ould massacre the relief,column and, 4mbush. I I .. . have suffered so long from Asthma
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: -1 1. I . I I fi ols the Ar.A.i by prolJpInx tha dead bours, to have any'othei feelin.ir left, action I could, at Wast, try to get then turn,to the fort again. it no A,fow minutes latex. I' ' . weighing the chances Impartially, I a -Ad have tried so :many so-called
I hear'rl the CaMt to the cQnclu3iQn that there Was remedies they think that there I 0
. 11,idics .1ifthe enAr4sures. During the . save that of utter exhaustion, I felt away in .the opposite. quarter. .If n�t, relief-fiirop 6me,.tbpy oppld still as� trunitiater xup .
�. . AmonitiO the fort, bliiw� 'more likelihood of Michael's letter real help for them. They should
-ittack..111cliael gives John a lette tbat I could die, but ould: not sleep. I must simply trust to lack, 4nd trawl -iiault the:f�rt wl -. they thought ing; his I �
. . r . ionov palls io dead tars, ` '' reitihing Aunt Patrlcj� it I had A. shot. the letters; received by the VIA ,
� . . . � and a small package iddwssed to his � In the. very act of -pulling mys,11f off'11% the direction or . ,a�j 11 ' � 11 fac.
1pbalto to, the fit. ., . . . I I could! finaginisi the bewilderment at getting it camel, than if I did not, turers of Dr. J. D. KellogX's Asthma, �
nunt. Finallv the ArsLbs' firki cuts together and saying that this would Pa3lsg ax,being the like jest one to of- As these thoughtff flasb;a, th A thou 4% 4�mlle, stroll across the
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. . . -the number of men In the -fort to two not do, I must have fallet Into a stato for a chance of -escape. - roggb oV the officer standing before tbose I a n Remedy from hundreds of cases once
. . �-Lpjaurke and John. Atielinel has! of semi-equ)a tb4t �*Ag ndt sleet). 1 1 gazed round in all ,MY 1hind, I decided that I Must W.,ttn cl(),%ed� A-ates, waiting for them to Soudanese Sahara did not strike me I
I � , directiom. that.man; riding gaily tQ. his death, ,6 � . while . . as desperate.as their own. Even in .
� . I I . Arab, deceived _ pen tbo doad stared .1% inei In long -neglected cases thfa famous pro- I
. ven .shot. As John returns from b6zl -I'shook it off; to find that a ue�v There still was.no sign.01 an , by 'i'110 Pe*eeful'qu .. .. . t . him as one that would lead roe ho ..
. I .iet of tho and nothing stirred'. - . . . vioW *of tbe'lact that- It takes, A good f - . I I . ..
i . low he sees � Lejaune about to rifle day wai� dawnink, and, for 4 Minute, thOugh,',Of course, theto mIght have Mae, and the floating. W.goulevr iit� ' A.q I wt%itad'for bitti �t& c1hub k� in- man to do it 'under'.the, sombwhatt ,the di- a it -:
, I . . )licbaell.f� clotbeg. Lejaune Is ah"t; been any number b6yoxid the oasis* or 'the flAgstaff -top li . gmiy.ig part of I -is not
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� , . . t to !wt Johii but Xlebael wha Bas only L 31ght that met my eyes -06 blood� behind the sand-Mlls tb4't surroundpil '; Seeing the wa ,to,t, e1ort ot, to. send somabod� m,td more favorable conditions of prep'ar- . wbair man descended from,.*but ,4at - � '
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I I 'been woundr.A Jerks Lejauria's foot stained roof, the mounds of �cartridge. the fhit� I � . I hS ljoed"Aii they WOrt,- OP011 the Otes for him-, Vcailib to the ation,4Lik,nftation, and the pr4ecifoit .he will descend tQ. - . - � � �
I I . with soId1er*,'tbe'FIa4g floating �I)DV4 *,011011WO'n that th4-Argbs must Mve I of n4 grs ' . _ . . . �
. . and causes the shot. -to go wild. ttolin e,"Ses, the stiff,flituroK crouching 1h', . I glanedd at Lejaiiiia. Should f ro', thein and no sip of 4.11y .an . aiia,Z the ,law '(sue.11 -As, I � I
I . emy, he 0andoned the: alete. and 'departed 414"It is),. - .,. - .. .. .� . , Wby ar4'. a Inktirs iWei like ei, birdt; �,'
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I I , kills tajar"e I a, the body of Leja1pne Move MY bayonet from its plap,� in , - -1, w riderqd� whether th% 1'.decidid,.to,-.,V�a",MtU..�not,. sae, eqauge ,.hop frohv Ifmt� to limlit
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,� 'a - .heart. 51 ch- -W I I long since drivkfi them, off. - - we h ,. �a'd bien'due 't* * Le'laune14' I, -6 d -b' -h4 i * ,And re6nnoitre the I . . I
I . then. i� -nlun�jjr� his . the - embrasure '�i011la' at 00e ionclude. thai pd�, together. o B f4qy
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. i -ael 'die$. I use an w at ppened, _ - I,— . .
. truding frbgi -,his ebest',�- and Michiel's I, ,N6.' My whole soul, rovolte* , _ . I .
- . ,� I s nobl . a In aeath 4 .from Obviously this Must be -the 04'9e,-4 the- f6rt'tr appatefitly'undiminisheil .oasis with 4 view to docidin I whether, , , I . . I .
- . calm '04110ing � the",Wea, .' ,And, as for any hope 6T be. would 'finve ''
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I "I NOW GO ON, WITH TIAN' STORY , face, a. . * �' . I
I . hbAW itoundi"Of ON— garrison, or to news, froin. - their theft', bluir, or .A cohibin4tion of tho �� I. � .
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. ..2 . . . , I . . I . IcOncelkling the manner of his death, 'Ore,*iulles AwaYi he would think,"*,* scouts, of the 'apProach of a' stroug two, bffere& the greater pos bilftieii' ' � �, ' - - - �
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! . 11 I put the letter down and looked at 1 musi go, Beau, Old plia 11 I said , it w0iild still be perfectly pil)vIous I . 4i . 11
:,. . , . I , I .1 must ivarit' himit. for 1. had . no 'relief force. Anyhow; gone of-.'Buceoss-iii-�s"utinir--a-mwuxit __ -1 � �
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� it' , ... ,. I k fae6. Peacoful,� strong, dignified, aloud, "if I Ain to got your erand -that he had been srabbed.,hy 4 pm-: doubt in* iny own niiii4i ,that undri w46,'. and very probably t*i I 'And the more I could - concentrate , - , � . . � ...
. .,Ind ethereallsed beyond its usual drie- parcel to Aunt Patilcla andle I theni.vadei and ndt shot'by (Is, I � � I
I I to�lk - Abe enemy.' Of AX%b 0-yeo WOre.wAtebing I ,... I .
. I . � .t V ni. . Yaisbd. the siege And vaniihe .1 . InT thoughts ,ulyon,pio'blems and -con- . I` .
. . .. ides, I bad killed him in i6if. Nor was it this.mat. aIonq,;r0$OJPjng M66n,fige tbd previous night, - 4 ' , , ,
i ness and. beaut,v. ,, .1 closed his eyes of your heroic death." * � Rest
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. 11 I .. I . . . and folded his hands upon his brepst. I knelt and kissed him,,for tho first defence-sqlf-defetibe from' O.,cold- theie in our'safety. A whole column officer his eoxisIofficjor,`� the I could .1 p6stpoji4 and .evade the -on-, . � I " � I . . . �
. . . . � HoWiebuld I let this thing happen- time since babyhood, - , blooded, dasitardl 'and .eriminhl a 1`000.4hind TIN, Comiades trur4ipetei!j-Wd 46arth irian,,stood. rusbing realisatloix *of *�Iy Joss I I .. 11 I
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� I let the -world hlive confirmation of the ' And only then, gictUhlry, not ti ' must'112.01 'i .
i I . 11 Murd old comnift. ' C . � I . I _1 ".
. i . I .1, -k.'uspicioii that Michael wits a desuic. th . . er as a Man coi 0 Our$ Who h4d Marched- day and ,In a' little group, befitscib the wallf the lonj* �oulil 'I'lkoep myself ZUIRII: , -
. - .. I . - a nienri thipf? Or rather. how I 'remombered.the, Arabs" No. Lot the riglite�ouslk-used bay- night to 'our'. ralief. iome'three.6undred yakft or so from . . . . I
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d . .. , Pill idon�� could not, let &III a n 6 1$6 trap, WherO.1 lay.- ,i - -I gitbered that fhe blo�vs*�f the'teirlble Fact that lurked 1� I � I , . . . .. I
. � j . . could I publisth to 4 wo There was no sign of'thom*;�hatjo. onet. stay �wbero itwas-sind ii�cj W'.. 1.4 1 t � . . . . . I i
, . I - e very, ruse ,that ,bad *1.7 I . . I I I !
� . I rld that knew - cver, Alive or deadi which may partly � tally *I bad .quito enough to. 'carry. deceived . 4y th f6urfli mar was refusing,to oli b tt� And. struck. lurked 'ana str�ck; the ; ' 'L � L � . i
. little ,or nothir,z about the affair tbn+.. naount for my' having co' ,d tO'-the fort. in I i .." -
- . , Is 1 mplbtely without the now useless -thing. . . I deceive - the Arabs. i , . . �. I . ' ; . . . . . . . . 11
. -1: had d0fia,f such A.,U)' 2rabI0 forgotten their existence, . , % "Good-byt, Beau " I said, crossing .Thii officer iv4s; no fooli,dotibtl�ji�, there were 90sticulatfons, and. the of. "Voice, with Its, diva, '. .
I . J � I AllebAl . I . Theiie . was Do4itilig. longer �404ferL myself to the wixing . �
I I . : J.. F . I . deed? I I I should not be doing Much toward tb, where lie lay::Ind', As I spoke,� l.,but how �Vas he w that the fort � ffc6r drewlils. revolVer And- .1yresento(I ., . MWhael jS.L . .
.. � I looked ,at b!s face again.' � i to kn6 - MicbheUs. 444.', , Listen .Ind beed �, . I �
. . ' ' 'rying .out Michael's wishes if I almost jumped, for tbQ v b00ding sil-' was 4, w Ited sepulebre, i6anted by it at, the face 0'tho man -who. had 1�"- .1 .
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� I .. � wAlked straight, into their hands,. Nor Qn'ce was broken by a shot,folf�wed the-doad, unable to signal to biju that .sbaken ' III.%, heid . when -th -, offi ' spite of - .. !' h . . ..
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I .. structions, -refuse,his, hist requesv?, ras� deatlZ any less_ certain If'* 1. j,S_ �by several _ � I lit I the ie;x ic ho�i ' IL . . . . ..
� i � . . . V, others, . . , I 1. . he was walking into. Art: AMlitish -Ailth, poirit�d up at the- wall., � . - ray unutterable* misery and I L! ..
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� : . : , od the spur of the moment. HO and Lelaune% body was found!,wia,' inelther rifle shots,hoi fired. towardi, sume, that sm4e t would as. ling'a�be swu I &nr- ednes.4, .1 fell asleep,'And slept = ��
. 1 4 lought it lilt ,ou h6 . Apparefi ' nX himself up.. -climbed � . . ,. .. .� - of
. . had t) . . � tly- from the �Ook 4 �Y' until' towards I. . I �
I crowded foet,gaij,him no W. � When I awoke NOT a bl#, va"lety - .- �
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, 'fLease.,01 just ��Mcb Idly I- supposed that' I -migli - TO ite- evident, ---- : - danger, there Was no' danger, 4hd'h'e. ietting *afor-'si5nut, and through an had been Idelcy.. The nearest vedotto- - , , - -4 . I
,� t,, and written it my. Uyomt'lii it. I � the fort. The soufid of thera m.444e Df his camel to'n, pro- L111111h i
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-0 Lejaufte's, hand and destrovIt? title 1ave been -very convincing, since s . . . . and tread designs". .
. . , n Ion At lu uniform, waving � This being go, 1, --most w tbe�othbrs.-,, I :exercised reasonable precaution.
. 1. �'rrai his ax 'a * , aid and firin h s my certain .that Mfch�oj '�`He I ..
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'I felt ,b(- would not,' He could act, revolve In a air. wOuId.',&PPr0V , - and, that. be. would about a quarter of an,hour later, the I was witningIn florde- � _ - , . . "�.
� , I WAS alive and�everybody else �:Ieatly I ,. . :-. The sint ��as setting, the AbO411ing . .
'had.. be bocn present a , . 1 beat -of thei.4ty .. '. " "..
I � I I at MichilePs di'sposed and arranged, after death It, lAr Onch I car. � I have done so .h ' . 1 . ., ,�
I . ' _. I imself �)%Rd he been -in 081.6er himself climbe4 up and. -enter. mess, and -the 46it - And oasis present- I .. I I I , .. � �J
� . xlt,ath, and heard his dyini words, . It dId.,occur'to m6%that perhaps I The relief had arrived from Tokotu,, ink iplAcq, It ;night mean' death :in- ed the fort In the same, wit . .. . No matter -when, our .
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- . I I � \ot 'having done so, woul be blame could protond that I was -thd borc, of And, I � must tried, And steoid Of escape. but death was �cer_ As� be -fore, r expee'ted to ate the -or rather inutivity-for nothing , INO '.."
rille if I left that c0iIfesSiOn thcyoo to the .whole defence, and,h4 . 0 -posed all shot, for the=i3Or0f`V superior talitly preferable to 'sneaking .off gatet . opett zi� in car was madle�--the Is '. . ,
I � be found by the relieving force! , 1. toute' latex, -'but *hatever moved in. or. around the -. . � .
. ' ' these corpses myself, including 6itt Officer in. Vie v0;Y PresOrlc'a� Of ,the On- while a -whole column of on d lie don .and s,ee here,the fort,. and tber�. wa Uttle momin I
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I . If he Aidj be must, and - I of the - man who bad murdered Le.. MY. - - . r1des InArched-to a 406 'Aettes toe posted; sloep', sind- gi ..
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. . my own-litillt- Tatin but, of course I did not ser. Yes-litit whit about thi same on- had the power to avert. �. 1. . I . ifttle, th. " ras; eat, drin , reott an ,;here, A sentW . . rice,
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i . I I . would surely glvo� him somethint, .to ,sergeant, and gave orders, evidently did. so long its the." left their criniets . 'a sit"t,
I I, �0�_ � �� I I . �. I . think about -and, moreover, would for camping in thcoaxis. � , In, the oa,sls. I I . . �� . � Cor. Elgin Ave, 80i vkwj .
I , I - � - mftl__�_� I , 11 give Ind a chance of escape, even yet Jt �octurred to me that my pitua- ' As I watched., 6, smal lih4a*25)--�0001RICH
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. . . I . I Rushing across to the side of the I reached the n*xt iksud-bill r.nd look- . I I
, I I . . roof farthest train hisAine, of .Rp- ed back from-beliffid its -crest, there' I
. I . 01VADAYS butk is no gauge of inchel orits,entire wheelbase is made up proach I dropped'my rifle over, ellmb� *as no sign that I hpd, been seen. . n+ .
. worth with Canadians ofgoW taste. . Wh the'Red Cross O' d 14-10:
.L . ,. N of cradling Spring3 - wf.ich is one reason ed the ,parapet, hung 'by mv hands I Tested, regained rdy breath, and � "16 1 0. nLy
14ft thin watches have displaced the this car aiakc3 tough roads ftet smooth - and then dropped, thattkitic God -thav then made another bolt to 'the sand. w . .
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lxtlkv ones. Cornpact comfort; ny feet would encounter sand. . . hill behind r . 00
able homes Come in L compare the Erskine Snatching up my rifle, I ran as hard tweva the oasis whil My line of re- I . . . I , I
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t, , AnA now emes the first fine qualitv own eyes the wealth of included equip. dit fislitint. .and the sounds of rifle� certain to come inore Or less In thin Befiiends .$.sod Soldiers still in hospital . . o =Hove$ L3�
. smA earl The Exskinc Six offers you bik ment, listed below. Drive, this new�tvpe . fire would further warn the roli!A-col� direttion. 1, CW the 4
. I car stuarttu I umn. If it were not occupied. I would My- best pion would be to 0 sicknea sad need in their fmilies : . . are& ,f � .
L . soldiet-settler . . . provides sh keted employment for the -
. Z tell you on the road. ilbly I might be able 1:6 mikko it *evv _ dhabled in thm Vitemne e
I -ss and Style �- big car luxury autonioNle -vourself-the Erskine Six 6s I
I . . and comfort. But in small car fashion, it so much . hide and see what IISPPeni4- �POA' Ifori cover to cover, between the
� . j� is agile and deft in traffie-L-MoSt econow. . t I satId-bills, as I wilt doing, until be- - Workshops. . - .
. � . ., I RPSkIN18 SIX SPORT COUPE timely diversion uvon the Arah flink Yond tht vedette -circle, and thenhide Por the ChUdftn I . I
I I ital t,,) maintain. � . . If thtre were a fight, and, Lin any case and rest till night L fell. A, good ' L . . ,
'11here's a silken sixtr-mile gait tucktAl $108915 I I might hope t10 expape urAer o>ver might's forced matching and I Should � Thtwgh Ituiscit Red Cross, hu aided 3,000 cAppled ,
I . . . nims. . # tj Miles **my before the sun L dilldren mad buledged $7,000 school childfii to .-
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li%Ql�, var vo'iLys ahead at a toach of castora, soup, $I$" away existed. whether the Atabo at. to life was the Vdxe--I vsirri�4 out Por the Piorim' � ;
, , auk*ss C*UP4. $1345 tttk4d the Coltuhn or hoL Me ,careful scouting retirement un. .
your tne. IM!(Aitition of 5 to 2S in.p. It. Tearer, Slus I crept into an Arab trench and stot tit I was -half a mile from the fort Wags nalsing semce to those in frontier d1swcu throu'sh 1. I",
in 8 J 5eLoftds! vanada's steepest hills, Pr to work to make a hole in it, that I and among the bit stp"s that crewrt-, V Q%Tm Hospittls find Nuning stittiom , - . .
I It" *Hv#"d lit Geaftia em". Might be an inconspicuous as posyliblei .
flAt'.O.-I (Mt fir 6is rugaed perfarnier-- it OW44Y "1110W an UX p4ld _ ed a little hill of rock and sand. Here I
. d-tnbj,a stiff I V� grade in hi.T.4 Ze4rl . 1111"M anybo4y come, or look7, in sny I WAS **f# enough for the presti-A, lot the Xew CAtladiin ..
. . Areomot, ArAw Sm A#vrt ca##: 11104W."0*1 direction. . the ittoork zone, on mr1iii ' ,L*
.1 4 wW1 "#4; bou"m kftt &ad low. NAMONW; hn *W6 . irly bopeksm
Tl.e I-rikine Six turns in in lfl.fu,j)t hA3)% SM; 1*04064 NMAWOUM' Q JJWJ VW %ftik SionAt From bdvmn the twtv stoner on Jowmy . . . Fitfirly hopelisal ..,. . WC0014 And 81MAftiltdAttention to kuqigftnCgQodK1j,_, .1
radius, patki t5ortlessly in a fnininiunt l�*,',';"IMOIW,ow+i*ow*dw&Uc��"imi� the verapet of av tretielt. I Mld Absolutely bopekst-orJess I could, tiul� dilldna at ftft seapm Nutserift
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of int'ites. It is C%�Cptionally Sparing pri tieseft.t!4w,#:*"N*airm;ily*WAIW"% Il *04#9*44; 11 eeomloul of ** untuoy oensht"n a" there. I firmly rejoeted the idea that I . For the Mothers and Ditughters - , - .,,'__ .
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Swlire, oil and tires. All except 0 inittaoftt foul *sap*"~; b"644wit uphVimmiag wisk I watched, that I myself mlgM be entered my mind --of killing a V*. to Hom Nutting CUSM, b" tk*t litiodpw ofnawris,
I I I %f"Mi't tua, vador the 6�**Tvatitr* of enendes in clette to got his b"ot. 71at I could
.� regard " rMhIng bett#r than told- ditt sad bome 11j*ft to over 12,OW waaft 6" &is. .
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Ow sad the apmuwUng c6lumn were, A mm afteplable notion watt that i.
I 1*11* to *� 1 WOU14 t"8160 the "a' of trying to,tre*p Into Ot oasis ,dur. � k
fAhl" cot a saift retr"t In the most r* tlw AIgkt . I or to ofibta ptmpt rdw to surers" fi,om
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fi"nce rain arcamil4k vxhsivo) to $**166s16rPwvAmwo M ,ter tke sitoatkth was a littio for own Won
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