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1 \ ' SPUR-THRUST. BY KENNETH BROWN THROUGH the half open door, ing along the road at a breaki Donald Michener heard her particularly with the girl t\ plainly speaking to her father: ahead, her horse showering "Will you tell Mr. Michener gravel and dirt at every jump , that 1 do not care to see him. and that allv drawinu fartlu?r v I do not care to have him call on me swore a little swear to liiin.again." considering his good nature i "But, Christine," her father protested the ride, was no more than hi doubtfully, "I can't carry a message like cracked his horse again with 1 that unless the man's insulted you?and Michener, out riding by him then," he ended grimly, "1 should carry the rataplan of horses' hoofs more than a message." the road and looked back. II As M;"hencr appeared in the doorway tu t been a pleasant one either Mr. Laing started toward him. It was 011 a half-broken thoroughbre from her father Christine got her tern- temper was not in the elastic per; but she stepped resolutely between it should have been for trainii them. "He isn't worth it, father," she strung filly, said, turning her l?ack on Michener. At the sound of horses rt Michener was sorry. He walked out hind him, Michener looked a >f the room in such a cold rage, mur- saw a girl on a black horse dtr wou'd not have abated it. When the street, her escort tearing thi primal man is accused he would as hind her. f tight his host i:i his own house as As the running black came any one else. Rage and mortification Michener his heart seemed U > :noti !us heart that he had to room for a moment as he saw tli; for grief, though he had lost the girl was Christine. Then lie froa !: had tried long to win. Ami the in- -e: tmcnt attain as he noticei !: c of it! l'or it was unjust, the -at perfectly collectedly on < a-urc of punishment tnct.'d out to hi:n. and appealed to him in no v l.'he next day Christine went riding matter of fact, she had not ii with KerinnjJ.a-n. She v.a in a b <1 ' -t control of her horse and humor. She was angry with her.-elf t i working off her temper in this the way had treated Donald Mich Mich ncr's thoroughbred, enor; -he was more angry at him, he- long stride, easily kept pace wi cause of the way she had treated him; tering run of the round little b and -he was most angry ;.t Kerningham tine w - on. t : daring to ride beside her in Mich "I beg your pardon," Micl u> :'s place and to put in hi- smug re- as stiffly as the circumstances i : .hen she wa- not in the humor "but is your b >r-e running :r ; r -mug remarks. In pa--ing it may tried to raise his hat forma he i that an unprejudiced person blew off before he reached tin v. it; ! not have called Kcrninghatn's re- Christine gave him a sides any smugger than Michencr's. In- "Yes," she answered; "sto (!. !, th"y were probably the more sen- me." Me the two, at lea t when talking She dropped tlie reins am ' " ,'tv no preju- spur into her horse's flank, pr< lr. Kern- viciously. dy to he Tl;e horse sprang more : occasion ward. ; n arose. Michcner was t>hl;ged to -p Ctirtsiiue ?uisv... --- - sarcas- mare to keep up with the oth tic; Christine was rude; Kcrr.ingham jump. * 1 : he 1 ! to u-e w;.s imperturhaoiy polite and gooil- > 1. cp his tnly, her racing 1 natured. from running away from Chri \ ' Arc you tired to-day?" Kerningham ltt;le cot e-toga. lie soon ha asked, after an unusually snappish speech >u C'. -i-t rein , however, of the lady's. !~.r t by steady pulling, and tin "Riding never makes mc tired,'- she ing, to .. her It r e down, : answered curtly. time trying with his right h oui cut n iv.1 iia? v. v |/|>v v* ioi a iitCIDliV Cliat, with it," lie went on placidly. blocking the road. Both ridt "I suppose you mean Mr. Miehcncr. I the danger instantly. Christi certainly am not longing for him. I hate for the reins she had dropped him! she blazed. "1 shall never speak sawing her horse's mouth as 1 to him again!" could, but she was a little frig "Indeed1 lie is more fortunate than forgot to take her spur from i had supposed.' ilvik. Michener glanced at th It was Keriiingharn's one reprisal of . f the road. 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New Vork. utOfxcia.mer,, i.oiy Vir?ii,f I know T .n no is llrj. \ PICTORIAL, MAGAZLNE AND C and caught the otlier horse's nostrils in <hc spoke more to him than to Mich his right hand, and then threw himself during the first part of the meal, off his horse. The filly, relieved of his last, when all the othei? were busy i weight, Hew on ahead, shied as she saw injt. she turned to him. and said in icck speed, the teams, and then with a beautiful undertone, which itself is a complin vo lengths oblique jump cleared the barbed wire at "Did you find your mare all right him with the right ami kept on across country. tcrday?" and gradu- Giristinc's horse made one terrible "Yes," he answered, erningham plunge and nearly fell when Michcner "And will you let me ride her s elf which, swung from his saddle, then, with his day?" dl through wind cut off by the desperate grip on his "lit order that you may run away f s due, and nose, and impeded by the weight at his me, as you did froin Kerningha his crop. head, as Michcner dragged front it, he Michener asked. "She's a little wild, self, heard gradually slackened his speed, so that 1 don't believe she would he quite saf< far down when he struck one of the leaders of the you. She got the idea yesterday is ride had team headed toward them, though die had thrown me and was boss of lie was horse and girl ami man went down in a ranch, and that makes a thoroughl d and his heap, there was little damage done, rather flighty." state that Michcner had the breath knocked out of Christine cast down her eyes, ng a high- him, and could only gasp wildly for thought I saw you ahead yesterday, breath, while Christine picked herself up. I wanted to speak to you. That's tuning be- and laughing half hysterically, canght her I made my horse run." round and ? flying "" BROWNSVILLE'S QUEER WATER WORKS. along be- ^ wmmm Hiding him j ROWNSVIL1.E, the metropolis of mounted on whet Southwest Texas, is one of the ros. A constant i nadly 1 r | J most picturesque towns in the ter carts is to he country. Being just across the the day in the s ur his own Rio Grande from Mexico, and four-fifths water is twcntj-ln l > su Men f its 7,000 inhabitants being Mexicans, twelve and one h. Ii eh ham!-. :here is a queer admixture of character- barrel, Brownsvil! l?." >d atirc, jstics of both nations. The town has no Jantcs Stllman, pre -tine spoor waterworks and no wells. All the water City Bank of New i! his hand used is drawn from the river in barrels laid out and owned it by jerk- horse, which had scrambled to his feet Michencr smiled, it the same and stood trembling like a leaf. ' What are yon l.u and to re- Kerningham came up, sawing on his with some pique. 1 t-- ?" ' ??Ot "It's nil lltUISItal W completely The next day Michencr was sitting in Kerningham on the rs realized his office, still feeling the lassitude that "Have you bough ne reached comes after great excitement, when Mr. horse yet, so that and began l.aing came in. Both flushed a little, re- too?" she asked, a lard as she membering their last interview, and the her tone, htened and younger man interrupted the other's "Miss l.aing has the black's words of gratitude before they were half to me," Michcner p e two sides spoken. "Oh, it wasn't anything," he her horse run away ed wire on said, with embarrassment. "I really less she'll give all on the left didn't know it was Miss Laing at first." to get in the pa ml the de- The words did not sound gracious, but other." ng up their Michencr only wanted to make Mr. "It really was yc I r..?i i? -- ii.. i ? .n: - * - - - w .hi uiiuci as nine ouugauon 10 i\ir. ixcrningham,' and up the him as possible. They talked for a few "I don't know tl 1 he got a minutes on indifferent subjects, and then other." the snathe. Mr. Laing said, after an apologetic "Do give me a lis stirrups, cough: when I'm ready fo caned over "There's a favor I want to ask of you. that one quite unt ??= Christine wants you to come up to din- "You'll have to ner to-morrow night." a regular banders "If you don't mind, I really d n't he- he's got into the |\ lieve I'll come," Michener answered, won't do a thing 1 "She wouldn't have wanted me before? ing what maiden before this little episode, and it really mean, rescue." isn't any reason for asking me." As the hum of conversation rose ag "I know exactly h ov y .1 feel," Mr. Christine, her head half turned toy Laing said. "But?but?to tell you the him, said to Michener?he sitting by truth," he went on, a little helplessly, with the feeling that she was always i "Christine told me not to come home euling him?"Shall 1 apol >gi/c for without your promise to come, and I way I spoke to you the other day?" really haven't the nerve to go back with- "] wouldn't h.oe y a trouble youi out it. You wouldn't like to make me 1 so," he answered, rather uugraciot homeless wanderer at my age, would She flushed scarlet. "1 hog your we you?" don! Next time you see mv horse i ^ Michener laughed. "If you put it th t ning away you can let him go." way I can hardly refuse." Having saved "Very well." Then, halt smiling you Christine's life, he could hardly deny her added: "L'ldess I venture to persi a favor. myself that it is another invitatior Michener dressed for the dinner that converse with you." i?*r, tl if*lit without nm nlMcnrilJ.? * * ? - ...voi....uuilhm- iiu > ii \ i i hi you mat, sue lu? tion. He still had the apathetic feeling defiantly. "1 thought?I imagincdthat follows great physical and mental -he softened a little?"that you w< P_ strain, lie was rather surprised when he meet me half way." arrived at the I.aing's house to find that lie looked down into her eyes, for a number of other persons had been itng the others at the table, though ? asked, and comforted himself with the stinetively speaking -o that she a thought that there would perhaps he less could hear. "Don't you think you , x,\ embarrassment in the larger number. To serve to come a little more than his considerable annoyance, his exploit way?" ii?K was generally referred to, although "Shall I come all the way?" The <,w. Christine herself did not speak of it. ner of her lips went up into a smile. "My! how grand it i- to know a Michener smiled, too, without hero!" little Miss King; cried, rushing tip swering. him after he had moved away from Suddenly Christine rose to her 0? * hristine. "W ill true they ity put n tie paper?" lilies and gentlemen," -he began form Christine came up to the n. "You are "\, i know ;. i w n i-k< I In re t ?-n to take me into dinner," she said to to meet a hero whose c ur gc is CTURES. | Michener, "unless you think you've more I c< eded only 1>.\ hi- n lv-t\ " xs by a new than done your duty hy me already and Again the mix-king note in her v ' "pricries* would rather take Miss King." made Michener's cheeks burn with il l marks of "No," piped Miss King "The po >r sentment. rtions is the ,?,?, < < * r . r ... . . ment to any man -ban t be obliged to -nub me. air. After a -light oratorical pause she Keniingliam, you take me in - nee I tinned: ' v' <u have all read the d? iuird. can't have the licro." of his noble act in the paper, and wonrcquett. 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