University of South Carolina Libraries
i a??-?*-*--? H FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1919. I Dice of: 11 Destiny ' ^Jackson^ 1 (Ire (ion COPYRIGHT 0n| */ (Continued from Last Issue.) J SYNOPSI8. I Teresa had hen I She stood v CHAPTER I-Senor don Antonio do la , . .. , sion<i0, Ouerra. wealthy Spanish ranch owner on W unu Mt nut the American aide of the Mexican border, | ?(50 to the 1b Informed by his American attorney i American that a technical error has been found In trie Aim rican his will. The senor Blgus a new docu- pteadily. ' ment without reading It. that Bnyonp CHAPTER II?Teresa, only grandchild Pedro tells you of the senor. finds evidence of a struggle I . in the library and her grandfather mlHS- in Silence. Ing. The belief la that tne senor lias been y0U ore doing I tarried across the border by Mexican rebols. Hilly Stanway. Teresa's sweetheart. They left a takenVommaml of the situation and or- ouriftness nnd derB the servants and ?acni?fn? *" ? ** IihemHt-lv.oM "* Closed behind t! . " . , , her great eyes, As he waited tnere cuine to hlin ? ? , ?( from the silence without a faint drum- C"Yoii It mlng sound, the noise of horses' hoofs % i'l l In a mad tattoo of Uiglit through the ! / , , , 1 OH 1111 ilK n him?" "The rebels," he muttered angrily. "X<>" he <-ri "They are taking what is left of him , , , ? his voice than I hack across the border. .... .... ,t nothing if ther lie ran to the window. The curtain , . . .. 1 n,on have strug * there was torn. Moonlight and candle , ... ..... ... , , , | fought here. > light showed hlin where, wood and ,, , r . .... . then why carr master were scratched as in a hur- ... , 1. . lie is alive ; lit ried exit. , ...? rr. , , , . 1 . ?"he ui I hen reresa had come hack to him, .. , .... . ?. . ...... . It here. Her li her great eyes wide with alarm, and . . ... .. upon her hreas the servants were already trooping in, ., v . , . i honor Hilly, t sleepy-eyed and mystified. ..(.0)H, to ni> CHAPTER III. at her, trying t Stnnway pas Eduardo Ramon Torre. rt.nHlnp: tewnrc Their master wps not here; their 1111 '' 's young mistress' eyes were turned with a ,.%e.?,a. " Intent eagerness upon the young g rl s vo ce en American owner of the Painted Rock Remember, range, and so the servants, each of ar<* riding ucr them, turned to Stnnway expectantly. 'nto Mexican b Stnnway waited In silence a moment R<*r "'ere. A" until a new set of faces in the doorway, 's one wbo wil darker, sun-kissed, bearded faces, told Hn(' Kn'? retun 11iin that the vnqueros had risen to He saw the 1'edro's clamorous call. through the ml Then he snoko to them nil omlOln his hilt #?..He.l with rising emphasis, calling upon nnd ran on. them by name, addressing them In He saw a gr inlxe<l Spanish und Kngllsh, taking the mounting now, word which came tlrst to him that Gaucho und hi they would grasp. He could see "Gauclio," he called as a very tall, night light u|i sinewy, Arab-looking man pushed his lean brown hat way :h ugh the cluttered door. "Tus IU> found his va?|ticr.is have work to do tonight. Axe tlve sorrel. s\ the.V all here?todos?" called sharply "No, senor," he answered simply, realized suddei "Los otros cumin* muy queek." keeping the 111 "Listen, then, while tlihy come," ran that their voice on Stnnway. "It Is the Mexicans, 1 Giving his iik think, who have taken your master, down to them. There was the noise of eahnllos run- "Que es?" hi iiiug bnek toward the border. They the momentary are not ten minutes ahead. How Onucho?" many? Qulen sahe, Gaucho? I'roh- "I'll answer ably Jijst a hand of raiders, not many, deep, sonorom How many men, with rifles, can you southern In uc j^et to horse pronto?" "And you," s "Twenty-five," replied Gaucho the devil are y promptly. "One who Is "Good," cried Stnnway. "Take Ing addressed * twenty men with you; send the other tlzo," with a five to the house. Pronto, Gaucho." which rode wel Gaucho turned and ran, cnlling to of the voice. ^ his vaqueros as he went. Ramon Torre, i "Pedro," calle<1 Stnnway to the chief "Oh. h?1," ! of the house servauts. under his bret "Aqul, senor." Into tho heart "Ilave the doors and urindnmo oUn? reining in his the shutters looked. When Oaucho chested b'aek i sends the five men, put one of them *nK *'11, sweat, upon the senorltu's balcony, the oth- Torre. what Is era at the windows, especially the thing of a hur south windows, Pedro. Then put out Torre laughe all the candles and be silent, all of "We? Ho yoi you. Bueno. It Is a "No one goes to bed again tonight. "He has met Karh one, man and woman, tlml a gun Senor Htanway, of some sort. I do not think that Wfts riding thh ' there Is danger, but remember that elver. He la v the border Is Just there, remember Stnnway snw ' that they have taken the good senor upon the young from yon, remember that we are leav- there was a loni tng the senorlta In your protection." been made by i lie spoke swiftly and turned to "Small reaa< follow tJaucho out Into the dark. Te- here," he said resa, who had been watching him In did they go, T< alienee, cnine to him and put her hand "South, natu upon his arm. Torre evenly. "Senor Billy," she whispered. "You "Oaucho!" < are going with flaucho and the rest?" "Scatter your r "Yl'S." Ill* firi<kfpj?ri?f1 ulw.rllw "V/.I. thnt U<? mnlro a are safe here; they do not dare an i wp come to th? open attnek In T'nlted States territory, i line. Let them And no doubt we shall he hark before a"'l Are If the; 'inornlnR." must not Ret to< "What have they done with him?" n"t he able to d she Was asking. trying to spenk stead- ?f them were tl lly. "Wluit do you think?did they?" "I forgot to < She broke off. He eould see her xay> fifty, perha lips trembling. Hue of the Indian "We are twe wofuen, through habit beginning to i You are not eon tidy the room, moved th rug Sianwav 1 "I think not. had placed by the table, discovered tent a leader n the stain, went down on her hand- also? No. I t and knees, and then rose with a his horse fowai shriek. "Sanyre!" she cried. "Jesus Maria! ! ' , St a tnuerto! lie Is dead. They have m m 11 ,P, , , . , he n second n 11 killed him. File beloved senor, who ,, . . . ,. , ? tlood hunting, s was so Kood- , Me turned hi Ktnnway strode back to her. tnk tiff ens? gniwfBll; her by the shoulders and comtnuodlOB ] wddle rode aw H . l _. . iHi ~ J THE LANCASTER NEWS, ?^ light. Slanwhy,~~frownlng "afteT Tlie f / retreating form, hesitated a moment. y // HKlcMRI Then, calling sharply to Gaucho Mo'p// rales, he gave his horse the spur and / / /. turned southward. "Wl/:Y I "You understand what we're doing, /V Vi ?? | i Gaucho?" he said sternly. "We're InA*J||te(*v.l \ fuflfSU vadlng Mexico, come right down to It. I Jtj jy iy >3aR We're not supposed to have uny busl - ms\} / ITJ\MEI ne8S t,,pre Jnst now. We've got to ''y ' ! tnke care of ourselves." v "SI, senor," muttered Unucho at hla iMT4 i i| "de ' '/]/ ( // Wm CHAPTER IV. J If ^ 'rLj/ ft' M^vWv Word From the Insurrectos. /fflfl fflfy'li' '4 Moon paled, stars died, the east '/ ^iiw1 Wj I flushed to the coining of the sun bci S'>>' ' \ fore they turned hack from a fruitless v ''j'i J quest, riding again close together vl 'j / toward ttie north. u ! Stnnway and Cnueho had kept upon L i the trail through the fields, the others - t i l spreading out to east and west as noise and go I.elp I e- there might be no M?rs and windows. Hut . ' , , ,. . .. ? ,nl; (ho, ha.l all heard. chan,c? , "''"If1"8 lhc I"my ' * or,- still then, looking ln ,hc and white. ,. . I PI l|f doors and windows as r I I 11 II I i I if senor commands," she J | II 1 I ft I III "Leave no light to show I' .1 | 11! I I i lull 111 II || I ||jl awake. Do whatever I ' | ||| I I I If I .11 1 fl III to do. in swiftness und I || : |L | J I jl j j Ijll 1 | I | shall come to see what l| |JI|| || | l| || I fllIIII | 11 j In u moment now. Co." i I |l j 111 | |[ jjl M|1 j?ifr 9 JSS,r TkntooS11 111,111 111 1 BlilffllllilMi ill l???r ' uii'l- r t It ^ ^ s he ran he heard the 1 ' '//(j ? ing to him: ' 8enor Hilly, that you ?| 8han Remain Here." oss the border tonight ? ,, , . T).,? I _ __ l ?? - ?"/i "tuui, repueu , i,cw brightly contemptuous. ?"It only his heaoty which la Stanway then. hnrmpd ? shp 8R,d ^ftly nen ou as we e so "flood morning, prima mla!" called line a- nille Ion* when . , . .... .... , 1,111. just arrow. the a "** ?'?> ?"" . , . , . ua, Senor Stan way? keep a sharp lookout. . . . ... . , y see the rebels. We , 7? - the dark, youthi far apart, or we shall f.' l,,'auty <>f him' ?reuU'd them ut the o anything. Haw muiiy i , c Torre?" 1 Certainly Senor Stanwny Is still with us." said Teresa coolly. "He Is ount. senor. I should j my ^ my gruil(Ifl|tllt.p.s fripri(J> | t>s" Senor Torre!** nfy. That fs enough. - - ling Willi us?" W'hv tl-ltl. tC'ont IflllOlt tl> V.-v, Iujuu is you, should I come J hlnk," nnd lie turned 1 <'oiisurslil|> Near Kml. rd the white walls of | W;lshinR(on omria, 'that I shall remain nouncemenl v\as made hy the censornswomnn. There may ... . , . uck upon the ranclio. *ht? Um,(1 thal tho 1 Slal"^ tenor." postal censorship would ho diseonIs horse, nnd. sitting tinned at the ? lose of business nexJ y in the deep Mexican ' uatl,rdftV I ny thryu^h the moon .-iiiiurv. i nere is nan-| **"1 "" ,,,,ur in?*y "n(i come Into id?well, perhaps there! a country whom all tracks were 1 pray for your speedy with the hoof marks of cattle j * I anil vnqueroa' ponies, and their trail >' ft utter of her gown wus mothered and lost, sty moonlight, swept oft Shortly before midnight they had back a cheery word, come uPon three men, ragged, uglylooking Mexicans, sleeping ubout a oup of men mounted or cum?? ,Ure which was fast dying. The at the corral, and knew knew nothing or professed at s vaqueros were ready. Stunwuy could not tell the glint of the pale w i c . on the rillcs in their After that nothing, although they )(js had pushed many miles Into the Mexl. ... can conntrv until thev realized the uti own horse, a tall, res- . _ . ? , , .11, ter uselessness of riding farther, vung into the saddle, ** to Gaucho. and then "Wo ,nav well go hack, Claucho," lly that something was Stanway said at last. "They will want en at the corral gate, ranJM>m. I suppose. When they speak s were raised excitedly! we'U know w?>?t to do." Mint the spur he dashed And reluctantly, his face black with the wrath upon him, (iaucho Morales B called, half angry at called to his men to turn back. r delay. "What Is It, ' The sunlight lay bright and wnrm upon the oranges and their blossoms for ftaueho," came a when they rode hack to the rancho, i voice, unmistakably Stnnway threw himself from the cent. "It Is I, senor." saddle, a hit stiff frdm long hours of napped Stan way. "Who hard rifling. mi?" Then, walking slowly now, loath to not accustomed to be- greet Teresa de la (luerra with news as ir he were a mes- of their failure, he ranie Into the patio. certain haughtiness She was there waiting for him. II upon the deep-music "Nothing," he hlurted out. "We "Senor Don Kduardo have found nothing." it your service, senor!" "I know," she said quietly. She grunted the American came toward hltn, putting out her ith. And then, riding hands. "You have been good to us. of the excited group, Senor Hilly." sorrel close to a deep- He laughed a hit awkwardly, inlmal, its hide glisten- "I don't know how," he retorted. "I he said shortly: "Well, have done nothing. You huve not been It? We are in some* molested here?" ry.** She. !iegltnted. lie saw u quick fl, frown gather her brows. Then, 11 are one of us. senor? speaklr g lightly, she replied, saying: pleasure to know." "No. Rut come; you must be hun* : up with the raiders, gry and tired out. Coffee Is ready." " Oaucho snarled. "He He went with her to the broad-open i way from across the doors. >-ounded, see?" "Torre Is here?" he asked, his eyea that there was blood Intent upon her face. Spaniard's cheek, that The frown came again, and was g cut which might have cone quickly. But he had seen It. i grazing bullet. "He Is here, yee. Asleep, I think. >n we ahould loiter was wounded. You know?" quickly. "What way "He Is not badly hurt?" >rre?" '*er Ured eyes, into which sleep had oil.* -- ? ,, M not romp rinrtncr rtio Inner r.l?h? LANCASTER. S. C. MRS. KELLAR ADDED j I ZD POUNDS WEIGHT "5.,r ______ i longs t? 1110 1 other well-kn Greenville Woman Tells of Re-| rj-'"?New markahle Benefit Tanlac (iave. |l A MADE QUICK CHANGE HHHH1 Vainly Tried Eij?ht Years to -rm^! Overcome Her Various dYtfonVl 1 over my Painful Ailments. ried at?c was glni I wiiuld r rreimmt .... , . , l>l?od re I improved in evety way right soon foi from tlm start after I began taking j myPe"nd Tanlac. and I gained in weight from abort ti . ' trouble. one hundred and seventeen pounds heiiltb n to one hundred and thirty-seven 1 am jjuuiiuh- un increase ol twenty 1 pounds and I soon was in such ????? I .good health, so far as tuy stomach was concerned, that I could eat and| enjoy anything I wanted and digest It. too, evep if I had suffered about' eight years with stomach trouble." MM i The remarkable results given Mrs. Wm J Annie Kellart, of lie Murphy street,i w Greenville. S. ('., by Tanlac were de-l scribed in lu-r highly interesting statement, of which the above paragraph is a piirt. Continuing, Mrs . Kollar said: \ , "I suffered from Indigestion and stomach trouble particularly, which I had for ;yhou^ eight years, and I failed to l)nd Viny medicine that B J| would hrejtk up'.the trouble I uf- B fered a great deAl with pains in my I stomach 'and ehefct after meals and I also a bbrnlng sehsation. (las form- I f?l1 fill fnv ufnniolf.b time. I had headaches so badly that Jll I coil hi hardly ensure thom at times! Th 1 and iny nerves wtere on edge. My I appijiUte had loft ml and I did not eat Citizen 'anything hardly. I had to ho very' and 1)1 i carbful of what I dfcl oat. 1 tended f'Thon I began taking Tanlac becajiise I had heard sp much about the J good it was doing others in C.roen- Praj ; vlilo. The Tanlac made me better Add almost from the start and I improved Add ' rapidly in every way. I gained Rev twenty potinds in weight, anil the Tanlac gave mo a grand appetite anl ' ' I soon was eating anything I wanted. Iil'Ott The headaches were broken up and W. ] my nerves strengthened. My ject : strength was increased greatly, and I soon was almost a different per-!! ,sonn, , I o'clock Tanlac is a good medicine tnej best 1 ever took and I cannot praise it too liberally for troubles like I ????? had. I shall always take Tanlac ^ when 1 have ailments for \%hich Tanlac is recommended." i f (? CONNECTS FRANCE AND SPAIN T . ~T uiimci netenuy completed Does Away With Necessity of C-o's ng Pyr- ft enees Mountain Peaks. wjfrfjUt "There are no more Pyrenees" was wjuK once an expression of high political j *S$& B significance in France. It is now a , Vjf&sjuK ' reality, hecnuse while all Europe was . Vfl H I involved in the struggle to crush mil- ; "fffl B itarlsin. the engineers kept blasting %G^B i away at tlie heart of the mouutatns Hj dividing France and Spain and have | constructed a tunnel that ohvlnfra the ! w ' necessity of climbing O.bOO feet of mountnln peaks before crossing the boundary. A railway has been Install- ! e<i in this tunnel which connects Pulg- j I cerda, Spain, with Ax, France. These { two towns are 20 miles apart, but the > ! railway Is not that long. By not Impossible grades, it leads | ! from the lower levels of the pass from I Crudes. France, to the upper valley , i of the Ariege, near where Puigeerdu i Is situated. It also goes down to the ! valley of the great lUver Khro, along 1 PAGE THREE EFZFEFl Z 'SORENESS t8," SltUi tin* Igojlt, 1>U'US- | Wk I " I in joints or muscles, Rive a brisk [*-'1^. 1. replied I ho prnspeot. massage with- MJW turn easy puyiiieits' besame category wlji tbat X^APOTttJB^L .own 111, 'palnU'ss teaUat- ^OUR BODYGUAR^-SOf. 60^?fio l ork uiout'. M GLAD TO ENDORSE PERUNA i|||] to Try Anything w . > years apo tny system i ?? "* I *v T3 l terribly run down con- ryi .1 > at! I was broken out all I *rf"1r>IV body. 1 began to bo wor- . * * " * I iut my condition and I 0?,__ il to try- anything whirl. JTVUll L/OWIl ellev? inf. I'eruna was ^ -nded to mo as a tin* f nDflitlfin '.-'-SUM miedy and tonic. and 1 V-rwtitai i iu 11 l . jnd that It was worthy l >. A tew bottlo.s rfnniKi'd Mis* Itlekn l.eopold, ition materially and in a 2R8 T.ayco St.. Monasha, Wis., ine I waa all on-r my Sec'y I.lcdarkrant .Miss l.eopold'S 1 owe my restoration to letter opposite conveys In no unmd strength to I'eruna. certain w.iy the gratitude sho nd to endorse It." feels for I'eruna. Mold Everywhere T.lquid nnd Tnblet r?rm /nAfltnari I 11IV11 Celebration IU LY 4-TH LANCASTER, S. C. Geo. \V. Wiliyuns' grove near L. & C. depot. Woodmen are giving this for the benefit of the s of Lancaster county. I\ very body invited to come ring well-tilled baskets. Special invitation is exto the Red Cross. PROGRAM :er by Rev. T. A. Dabney. ress of Welcome by Mayor R. S. Stewart, ress of Welcome to Woodcraft by Irvin Jackson. W. M. Whitesides, president of the Baptist IIosColumbia, will speak at 11 o'clock. Subject: lerhood of the New Day." VI. Bobo, of Spartanburg:, will speak at 12:15. Sub"The Origin of Woodcraft." R. L. ORR, Chairman Committee. Woodmen will meet at Woodmen Hall at 8:00 1 : (old time.) g I????< Win mmmmammmwmmmmmam iniULt i as The Flavor Lasts | All three kinds sealed fl in air-tight. impurity- s Drnnf ' -i ww? r u wnQCCd* Dty SURE to m WRIGHTS | FTER ..... i . M ;ERV / i f I" |S wf;: _ _... :w**W ... ~ niiiin runs a system of railways and! "PTgrflSTii.icnnals. making excellent connections ! with Saragossa and many smaller J 10^?' places in the heart of Spain, and with Km _ ? the Mediterranean port of Kurceiona, i j Sfi ! m wm Heretofore tourists from the Medi- LHJI | terninean region of France have had HK Vy j to use a carriageway through the pass ^ JrJ I from Trades, where the railway from J0 j Peri)lgnHn ends, to Pulgcerda, but the K | Journey from the VHlley ef the Ariege ^ river was not so easy. mn i/v;vv.i jiriur bj i 5,^X7*^ m hn9 t >o^r? t iV' "T tfip "c : oss" ?2 e'y / v'. K> CM of ' a 1 \ fs" for h.tlf a flj K? / vv^ century. i n?'y I IKK ii ? H VVj v# beraus If tastes good. Can't M jr X H hurt l.if:n! Gel it at you* |g liae' ^r Medicine