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Saturday, August 4, 1928. Mr. and Mrs.-D.. S. Brice- entertained "at.their lovely hot^e on I'ine-' street Sunday afternoon July .20th in honor of Mrs. Mary Carter and little. grand-daughter Lois* ?of Detroit, Mich .who is the house guest of Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Harris of 2301 Stark Street, arid sister of lfi>v Uor ris. A delirious tive Course dinner was served in- an elaborate stylo.: r- Mrs. Bricc mis assisted in itit* sorv-. ing by her beautiful young daughter. Bernice, and Miss Daisy Cooper. All that were present reported having had a delightful time; and went away showering., compliments on the hostess' onisino ability. Mrs.?K,?F. Calhoun, children?tw4nek e Mrs. Artless Grace .'mntm i;d>f|v 1?Raleigh in hei nois Hudson' tu 'spend the week-end. They \yill be accompanied back by Air. Calhoun .and. Mr. Grace. Sgti J.- W. Plunkett has just re-' turned from AndersonV where he has been attending a revival meeting. will be home until Thursday, after which he. plans tf go. back to Ander-' son and remain throughout the serT, . . ies of meetings... Miss G. A. Da vol 1 has rotirned from Sunday School convention which. cpnvenecT atlrmo, on last week. She is spending si few days with her friends Misses It. C. and C. E. CJridion, after which-they will spend the week-end with her. , v'* ' T _ ?# . Miss Eatelle Simmons of Kewberry teacher it) the city schools* at ("J reenville is in the city as the -guest o?Mrs. Thomas H. Jones, at lO.'lO Henderson street. Miss Simmons is pop -tjlar in South Carolina's younger Society set. <. Mrs. Mamie "Berry- TibtiK. Savan..n'lthteacher, who has been in the city for some time as tlie house Cjjost of her sister, Mrs. Marian V. StevenWashington Thursday evenfhg.^ ~"Dr. Rutlf ^ t^nri oltTTrro?rrf MtrCon Ga.. is in the citv with "her parent s. the Rev, and *Mrs. Ricfyird Carroll oa the Barhamvillc Road. ? -Miss Louise Niqholus of Undoing here for. a month-with relatives, sit Heathwood, in the southern part of the city. Miss Nicholas is a. stii-. dent at one of, the Oriyignbiirg eol" leges. '[Mrs. Jnunette White, chief clerk in the office of. the Knights of Tons-saint at 1110 Washington street is back at her post of duty a?tqr spending several days in FlorPhce where she went.to attend the K;-of P. (hand Lodge. * - .' ' k * '. Mrs. P. A. Ingram,-Noble Empress of Morning Glory "Court No. fill Lady _ Knights of Totissaint was in Newberry and Lexington last week. Mrs. Myrtle Evans Moore, formerly of Columbia, now of New YorkV'jtv has returned Nrrrth where she joins . Mr. Walter B.. Mgp.ro, formerly, 'of Sumter her husband." IN MEMORIAM. In loving memory of our dear ?T??mrothtrr-whtTHcfictf-A*tg. 2, Mother dear we arje loncsoirfe,?for we miss your loving lac?; hut you Jolt us to 7ZH "remember; none on earth .can take your place. Time may heal the broken?heart; time may make'the wound less sore, but Mother deitr,times will never be the same, I will say in Jesus' name, it seems the same to day as it did two years ago, when God's angel came and brokfi the chain. Children: Mr. Sammy Kenedy, Mrs. Lucile Williams, Misses Henrietta S., Maggie, Marie and Gladys Frost, Andrew Frost. MARRIAGE ANNOI NCKMKNT: Mrs. R.- V. Watts announces the marriage of her sister, Evelyn K. Al M"r A F.?Brown, August-I, T928. Residence after August 18th, 1014 Pulaski Street, Columbia, S. C. FOUR HORSEMEN NEWS. We, the members of the Four Horsemen Social Club request your . presence at our first anniversary ball given at the Odd Fellows' Dancing x Casino, Aug. 10, 1928. Come out and enjoy yourself to the highest. -i i *i h i * - , ' i LEADER AGENT VISITS FEE-DEE AND LOWER SECTION OF STATE. . ' Alter leaving Sumter our next object it e was Darlington. There wo s.oppeu lor a lew days at the home t?l Mr. and Mis' Andrew Collins, the parents of Mrs. Duumgurdnrc. While making Dariington headquarters, ami liartsviiie were visited. In all fhc\>e pukes progress seems toa fye the/'watchword; Mr. Curiey Erwm was appointed u.^ent at Darlington ami we are sm'e that he will produce f results. Mj\*Krvin is a very popular ipid well liked young busiiress man. Darlington should-'leel proud in that one of the most widely {is well as i est read Physicians ol color in AtTT^rii a is a resident of that city. In my feeble estimating few men JiL our I rave group ean excel l)r. J. A. Kolk inson as a. lecturer. iie k^ejis a- ; reatp ? i the times. Dr. Ravonnah is i j'arlingUiri's efficient Dentist and is. ioing nice y- there. He has been , I'l'uetic ng his profession there for juite a lew years. .Mr. Ed. 8*un\ i s cunduets a first class meat marI -....i at n ,..n .. trade is largely of the opposite-group. t Uev.?fb?Wb?I .one, formerly?pastor -o-f?First Calvary?Huptist?churyh?bt? ohiiniii.i seems tu have things well' in hand at .Macedonia in Darlington. Professor'J.. L. Cain is the energetic inineipal of the Mavo. Graded school. Ma.vo Ihis sent some brilliant hoys and girls to tbe leading colleges, and 1 inKo^ities. While'at Hartsville we ippoitited .-ir. I'. WSwinton and Mis_ ses llih'la .Melver and Sylvia Poolo > 1 "U nfti r the iriU rests ?the- ' I coder in that community. Mr. I sxvint'n is well known in a hlet-ie. I?i clo-?an he was- un .nil round ath- lete during his high school and col. ' lej>(,> days .at All n. Hartsville n|y pent*-tn- he a/jirogressive town and | bids fair to outstrip several of the I older towns of the' J'ec Dee.*; At Florence I had -the. pleasure | of. com no tiding Dr.-.vJ. U. Levy fo.r he man y slip hit he took' at the Uepuhliean National Convention. Dr. levy .-is the type of represent a'ive j i-hut is needed in polities. Let's hope i that Dr. Levy's action- ttl Kansas I City \\'as"t 14' harbinger of a new day 11 pofniea* especially . for the "Negro, l+'lorehee is'it progressive city and : la* Negroes are progressing right tl .ntv "wiili it. Mr. Roland"" T*ernn,'| |_a^ li inter CnluwRituVrr of the CndorTh "akintg linn of. Perrin and S"h\juflelon s finikinsr his- mark in FlorenPe. He has aeqirtriMtra" very hptmtifill h?m'.' * Professor KiVkwrieht, "principal of ( Wilson tirade^ school scents pleased ^ -with Flo retire.-Professor K ii4<---}? " rirrlit seems an ftlieienl and ovpio- I it-need?eilneat or, Here's?hoping?? him the best of luck." Wilson is one j of South Carolina's very flew accredit.' ed high schools. It was my-pleasure to' attend services at the A. M.. K. biil-i-b while :it Kl.tmtuw.? Rev. .1,, ,l"f. Thomas is the pastor and the pastor , and -eohtfrelation "were in thy., midst of a successful revival, There, seem# o lie a'real cooperative sprfit pxisttent antoutr the churehes_of Florence. 1 At Tinimonsivlle I was. pleased to 1 visit the up-1p-t?ate Krocejry store pointed _^y. .Mr; Baeotc, His store 1 {LliTislit to his community and would griico any city- in South CayoTna. He l ore retiu'tvLug to Columbia, Manning, Kingstrce, Charleston aijU Beaufort were visited. At Manning saw several old school, matfrs and riends arid was made to feel. quite il home/ The former Miss It lean -wrvarice, now .Mrs. Ilatfield, is eomortaldy located h,t Manning and is now "one of the efficient teachers vin the (iraded School. Mrs. Ritas Car- _ tor, foVmerly Miss Ritas Boyd is looking the picture "of health and is doing nicely. Manning seems to he fairly alive.. At Kings!roe; Tff. .Mason and Rev. ~ Quarles made our stay vary pleas. I ? . | I -ant.?'l'ln*y were?responsible for opr ; having, met quite a few of the good " people of Kiitgstiee.' l)r. Mason had just returned from an extended va- ; cation at Boston. Professor Ander*1 J son is principal of the (Iraded school 1 it Kingstree and from his coriversalion, his idealsf1 are high. I|e does not believe in half shod education. Thoroughness is his aim. At Charleston we were very pleas- aiitl.v domiciled at the residence of Rev-.' and Mrs. D. A. Perrin. Miss Amelia Perrin was kind enough to ~ direct us over the city of Charleston for business purposes. She proved tn /ivonllonf ivi*!/1/i 11 .... . le, unit', it 11 (I illKUMg lailt'l' very interesting sights she took us to St. Michaels Episcopal church many tablets are erected telling of ^ the many. hiHorieal .events,in.lUilrL, the menihcrs of that church had par. ( tlMpntfrt.?or crent?Interest to ipe"'~ were the graves of two Negroes who were buried i^ the church yard. Those Negroes were sextons of the church Mr. .1. \V. F fa Her, of 73 Cannon St. conducts a fiijst_jJass_ Auto Repair I Shop. Mr. Eraser is a technical grad ( uate from Aimes University in Iowa ' having received his Bachelor's de- 1 gree in electrical engineering. His I . * ? TUE VAJA . 1 workmanship is Hist ehtsq.?*? Drs. AylwnVi'd Cortnvfc-t; J.. A. Jackson, Herbert S. Johnson, Win ton Jones and. KddVe Cliiut; Mes.di \V. Perry, Charlie" I.aYinn ai others eoilt I ilmted fn-Mtlju ,iMw m making our Jta.v via Charleston I'liasant ope. T\\o ' Uaysx and n.jji were spent.at* the beautiful and con nuxlious sen 'shore honto of Mr. Kol ert Pleasant on'-SjulJivan's Island, "more congenial host than lie nor more bewitching hostess than \h harming' daughter Mrs. Kit a li< AVUI+s Arm1?bard?to hiineuu" A I t i having transacted our bu'sine > in-' I City by the-Sea," we.'Wfre.- oil' t JoaTTfnrw \vhere otrr nt:vy_ vn* jrrm tuated because of a ieie.ir.raiu* hiddij Mys. Man m^ardlier come hoine. iniiu< lately on .account of deatii. . While ; Beaufort we -wen- rycijik nts ' of tl hospitality of; Mr. nilil Mrs." 1:'i 77 Kdmu'ds. All. Kilwams?and Mi; Itau-niyaidner TiTv tirsl cousins. M Kdwards is the maii.iycr ? 1" thoc15ea fort branch of'the N. C. Mutual Ii suranre Company. I was happy 'jrcct. my old friend and school ma it l.incolh,' I>r. M.'*l\ Kennedys. .1 lie i> llilillR Uolil. li'.i I..Q4I >mi .1.1, to Charles W'ashmytbn arc- cjniny \vc -kr the practice -of law at B'emtfm 1 'understand '.lu-v arc "admini-'! i nr.. 1 come very 1111 j' c i e iti? ju'i i fir their integrity is beyond, question, is c-o'innton knmvlccfyo in Bc-aufo that- the \Vashin\rthns are feavle: champions oT equality' and justic Recently due to tin- fenide.ss.Ja.Vtitii< of younjr I.aw,<er Washinuion a .\"ej>?i was freed of a .rape-Viva rye". He \vj alloyed to have attaclted a \vhi:e w< ?c''C Mill' ^ jniv i r " t 4-fuu?Wadorn tmis, tlnd may the' ranks of li-aal tli lenders increase. 1 .was .pleased 1 tfieet l>rs. Alai.-ha'l aisi Sin;is..ii ,.l to see the sunny Vonn.b name of Tfe K. K. ( Vu iiwell formerly of- Colutulii Uev. S. \V. FOrdhain is doiay w'Ml. ; pastor ' of 1 he A. M.o'K. t hnr b ; Beaufort. From Beaufort \ve spc haek .to Columbia;- Thus ended' tl second yodwill tour iiV- interest- < The Fnl-motTo-Header. acclnnied e\ vrywhcie I've. hi-cn:. "The Loader < them all." . . II. \V. 1!AUM( 1 AltI >NK4L? I)() FBI. II B1IMHNK.III I'AjtlA " ' : 1 There was yiv'cn a double. Jjjrti niyht party Monday niyht at S>-7 i'ti St., I>y A[r. and'Mrs. J. F. TSo\v-nki and Jjrnillor.iK'/.e. ^Tlio .Funky \v:i doooralod witl.i .J ?c*i? ill i l"u I I duo, . |?"in and white paper and lovtly . Ilowor (In tlio' di'ninu" taldo laid (hi' tw oakcs, unc with blue candles and-tli fitlier with pink candles. , * L; Haines^ of . Twist and Hiiui avcJ' pl'u.Ved Uirou^hniit llFo evening. <HI i- panios w ot o played also. A"7ToTi ions nitii'so til" cream and o.Uco _\m served. A ft or which punch .-was ti joyed. T ho puosts of honor receive many. Kfi'ts.1' : . ; INSl li A N( I: COM .MISSION Kit ? ?ini(.r> Kits Ai)Diti:s! ("onliivued fi'mn oik" the sitcccssnfihe Company for th past thirty yoiiis was o.ivoh hy Mi Hays, Mr. Hays said"' tho Conipdn is operating in 2(5 States .with 11 District < Mires, Assets over .Sa.UUO 100, and nivinir employment t<i tv. thmis.nnl ponplo.?in:-nr:i.ii,v lit I'olV avo'r ?7'5,(i0<),00(?. >-"IVriv W. 11. Harvey, Dist riot Main li'O'' of the Ninth Carolina Mutuj Ijfo Insurance.,Company also mad in excellent- sjieeoli. ; 1 ' for iu:\t?ii ouse at til I <?*"11 ;i m| tun Ave. Five rooms, l>atli, Fleet,ri lights. Jp'ns. running water. Iiasemen A'|trT\?at" | in-?oMu i'?uX?tlu.1?1 .o.uio 1 310 Assembly "St., I'liono LVJ',. AGENTS WANTED ?to "Sell CT'onnk^ ' ' ! i'roof \VATEU P. ~1 FILTERS 1 Ten Dollars a Day l^l'" > ' Sample Free to I W*? Si ' / A;ro:V.s. Address ?Win. Maxwell & Co,, 111(5 Pink St.. KieHnioml. v:i PROFESSIONAL 0PPORTITN1TY For-Wide Awake Denlist I'ractW^Sjilendidly F.t-iui|i |)eil and. Appointed Offices, Dent is rnnving1 Ut "tnwthfr field. Comrmrrri ate with Dr. H, Pi. Marshall,. I', t Box (>4, Beaufort, S C. Physician Wanted Physician Wanted for Walterborc ?. C., the County seat of - Coiletoi bounty. Large field. No other Phy ?ician here. Good opportunity ' f build up a - larg^- practice, Add res M. B. Giant, Walterboro^ S. C. ' " v' 4 - I; vffiTTrrrrFrTrPEir - | ' </ '" M'INN. ill { . (A SI -HH? ; ? u X liy JOSKl r*t"S ' llvA': Aiilh(?r iij'-!'M jiriVtji," "VI hf I)- .1 . . ....... " A i *** *. * * * * * ; i\ : ' is lavdight was \->lu\v ly descending n lLuaJi-4^H^?n^H:>trirrarn[^intrv :7s TTil \V hag If heather ami his painted wi i'" inns liJ-jii in luTnincs^sjLri'in tin* iiv t<> leuui l"dge to where their pi aneii jioiiJCS weiv waiting." Having ftnia v.m wu*__hkuui reiiirinus- rite* that t j-ii.-hih^* tli mselves, bavin]? a swe !lt nijrt otferiin.v a prayer to their tleil | they -were ready to hcein their ioi )U j ney. -v ' -v , . . II'1' M'l'l .tT*ri'ni In : i k h ?>1 the wT ' ! throuiih thtv dense forest which" sto n- i ai a vast .soihi-cuvle around the can j of Chief KaKlclValhcr was thy ?n ; sound to .1*0. hoard us they glided i to the ni?ht. 'M /lho: chief, at'fu.stonlod in th,. f.a. tjj | Of the plain, w:is leading astride ,t I threat hlUck' stallion, which -he us' ^ on sik Iv expeditions:;- his. feathers'wa inir tT' th" """ ''-'"r ? :?.! j, To his faithful scalpers he. was t j die.. leader, the one pVotector, 'ai the one father of the. tribe'. ' , Q 771 As -in^wjau'e tiny weie u'oiiu..1, lid; ie wa < J).. <111? st ioW, for everyone l<nc c, they Were on thVirway to collect is scalps the line, for Chief Hayenw ?. ha's constant trespassing on lC?ijs grounds, [o On into the blackness of the fore !j ,XI stream, mi y. around ravine; and only the hayii a. call of a coyolc. or the distant ho* is of a wolf broke the thudding sound , .it padded hoofs.'- . : -.. - <1 It- was the e'ustoni of tlio tribe ie. pad the hoofs of their steeds wh< ?f tiding to the atlaek. for stealthine - is an Indian* virtue. By hard iidii >t hey expected to rOaelt the earrrp'*' their enemy 1 ?y the third wntch.m -itrst? l'?trf?ror?iny7"\vhen alone the I dian sleeps, fall upon theim and 1 themselves of another foe.; As their steeds carried them swil I.v and steadily on,- each constant lii'ted his. eyes to the universal eryst ! which serves the Indian hot h it? rompnss and watch,- and the seyi I persons ttir.ned and pointed ilnwnwai . -lit' was the middle of the ni^ht. ? -diro tho_ sharpness of the- atmosphe o . . ? 1 . /- , winch was. ntU-ominK more and -moi dimry witlnthe scent of. Ijntifing wot -- -tohK-hem?that they- were- noni- cah I?of llnyt iivv.ului, wliieli they intend! ? tu ri.nv ei t?on1 the?imunine. into mixture of ashes and hlood. As they! came to -where the -foret ^ het-ame less dense, the order was pas ed alonjj to form a ~ "semi-pirole foi Leep, di.-mount Tin'd wait. Fbrt'unati l.v for il'lacile Feather the^wjtninj? ntot w:y- in.- -.limine?liri-.fln?unoUtfh?I i+slU. his htdinj^place, so much so ; _ to-mako tht;m~Visil)le- from afar, at also a 1'oy rising' froni^ a near! "strpam was coni.in.tr to his. aid. ltrcakii)? the silenee he had mail laiiied-since their departure, the chit siJtfke to-out* of his lieutenants: "D " .... . ... - I I ' "I".1? ! Dili ?H>t. 111 answer"!(i his} query, a. tall lit) youna Indian, who had remained nt-i j tlu' feyr, ramc with a Kwitttfinyr slrii strikhitfly uncharacteristic of'an 1 X dian.,.lo \vJieru?l,hu--(;hie.f sat loanir - auainst the trunk of a sy ram ore . . >: not as one answering the summons i ir his' superior, hut as one answers tl rail, for as far as everyone in tl r, lino knew, Slin 1 >oor was Facie Kei the'v?'.s i^filil. "Sun 1 foe if' Knprle Feather bepra lis lie sat. i*?" the turf near him, "i -Uitle w htle vu- li^hfc^ I- amy be killc. you no eoulil lie 'chief, you no like Ii ilians Vntirh. . . , ym^ like ways < ~ pale -fares, iliey take our lands, pin ns hark, still you like them. - When T'.nirh'- Foal hei' nnisTTed,' ST Deer was standing: erect, his eyes Ida: insr in the darkness like pointed dii m on ds.' That by some strantftf power lie wt drawn to the side of the pale, fi",re Jlie knew, hut the cause .for Jjys wr | hevoiid him. > ^ - I Tfe (lid not answer hut wait/oil fr I 'Encrle Feather to continue, but th ?"rrM-trray shadows Ave re heralding th edhmng of/dawn?it was time for th attack. After the Tndian fashion, twolv men ..circled TTayenwatha's camp t ascertain its strength, and spr ''MS'-ds: .Ijijl the JiVVlf'Jli1^ -M-lhdr' n j turn told its own story. It would nc iy .v massccrc as they had though = hut battle, for TTayenwatha's mc were ready. This called for a pompfcte reform* >, tion of the plans, .which took hut a moment, for Pun Deer always aler - ?u eyes tod another, of}- Tie woiil'd take half of the mei ? rifhr tm-+he Tear, of the camp, and h | and Enplo Feathor would strike sin' ... N ' J KTON KA ' I wn t "Storv) , y . ? =1 Ml V. HAKKR Last of HoU's Half AcitV Kit': > . i . Y. "XKXX~XXK~XK~X"X?*X*<iX~X~X~X"X' ullu^L-ously, from thyir h'ypavaU A'l < lhe liiiht vrus on. .' . , IV-j Tiio sharp \\ ] 1AC K , WTl A('k o'l <1- tomaiiawks, llto crushjntf ol wigwams ttinl thy mi'laliie W IL1Z *if nrrnw i u a? ill- music ill till- hearts ..I' t 1... l.l. -i vf j'thirsty \Varriors. . ? ? ? ? at Tor. an U'oUr jt kistyd. lor J layeh.. ly,, Wathu's men Wej-o yfuud liahtOrs, nuuh ' if- , better Uian Liikk Feat lii'i- I.:.,I thomrlrt. * : ?* r?. n<l T'Uin the reaTF'Sun ulieer ami. li 0,1 ,nren were, figjiUnjV*savagely, ai.nl had up it not boon for thai very fact the h . ly tfvnd Would perhaps; ha\\/ had a''dilln_|ercnt ending. ,-|?- As they came,. crash) n? wirc.wunis. il-i ,-rjlIlijiH" i ri rj- In inir thiiirj im hui a babes, they qncoum-ered the specialad Kdurd of the for Ilayonwaiha'?v-jtent was near the rear. They resisted . ' Knlhnitly. but . the .niat1!: of S .m'" lie *1 >eer's fire eaters was too'severe for.-' ud their number. Kindinjr that it w.;only a matter of tinve before th y. rr would lmve to submit. t he\ "li.-ni, ,jv 'last desperado attempt t.o "save tb.v, jn wliieh had been entrusted , to. their a. keeping. * . le 'f was Sun freer who caught i^r. i'^'.'JU-'-'J t.'1' a.A''U;'L'j '-'al'iipirir.1 Ii.e..d1'..' 1'. j tv.ward the edge ofl th?e .. fores', with. st | something held tightly in. his arui< iU. He- could easily see the dire, I inn. I'm; by this' time, the hills had Unfold- d >v| . their bonhot.'s, 'and (he outiin'c V,f.the. ()f' curved forest' hud lWnnic -i!1 ..hoiifett<( itiwas dawn. to ' 1 ' ' *> . j ir*..;~t r* - i . ' - ' ,n ftuiric rt'auiei s work had heer/doW"" ss ' equally.as well and the camp ofllav,j, | onwatha. their enemy of old"firid-n hf. wiped out. and "even . then his n!? " 1fj 1 st ill dripping-hloothtt as danvlinp fr :a n. I Kajrlo Feather's holt. i,j | -Sun Doer, astride his hay. his f. a- ' I turos strikinply outlined a'painst the forest, in the cool pray "dawn, wa-. ly j ste'ad'iiy'sonthwardy the tlireVal j (i"ri- the rider hatf taken, foi* w.i'.li . j-a last hreath one of the pii-ii-'.I s loot ,n i said that he had taken Moon Door,l<tj the beautiful daughter of H:Vyonwa tha in his arm's. ^ . . re _ ?I " J re- CHAPTER II. ' >d A slim crescent moon was coming ip slowly- coming up to woo thb evening ' a! star and "ill aiTititTTT*sIu~ulov.s pf even. "j a inp wi rt?falliim. as triple l-Y;d'n.-r j anil the survivors of the hat'le-rude ?t j-ii.to camp, amid the wild thud uf the s-i!l.ni tiiin and tjjp savage yells of the n |S'|uaws ?a typical Indian eelehi'ii'.ioti c- of victory. The procession, tvffcr the in ciis-tnnv,. to 11^ medicine lodpe. where ii< D.oy?ago fit?,'wt ati d?t hi'MP t I. ?:tr.-: is otlered prayfTT to the sun, first for ld_ tl.e victoi V a i f . , i .,11- till' dead.. ?y . .Sun Deer did not' return with the -hand, for he had turned liis-steed. in it- the direction <c the: galloping guard f with the hundlc, .whieh he. now knew id had heen -Mx?on 'Deer/*-' v ? .uutiHIgll no nuu never seen herein* i*' found' himself, drawn by some mjvtK: . power in pursuit., Too he. hated liie '< * ceremonies following a victory a's he ll" -h+l most Indian ceremonies, ttie wild, ig n?^s -uf--yhe- tmrntrrms?ami -"iwc--,n:'? yell ul' fhe squaws, almost ran him o crazy; and so as the shadows q? night' to ifeepened iroin a steel gray to .hhiekte ness, he was.grossing thfc stream of ft? ihe. OijonCwg which llows' soTTTliwitrd to Kiski, twenty miles away. Feeling n,. that there was no need lor extra .-peed in as he .was sure the rider hqd not gone. 4r- l'ai\ he loosed Iris a toed and.loaned .1-? ?: gainst a tender sapling to rest. / m A soothing night" wind was bring'h ling the sound of rippling water t hi i I the haze of thy Indian suiunur, and iTi, from a ntkirhy aspen, ti nighr. 1 ?ir*<i it-1 called softly to its niatv, as sleep enme 1 t-! to his weary eyes. * . i* I Cold, gray shadows, then a .darning 1 * ! sky marked the beginning of another Isvdav. another day of junrnoy for Sum j f>rteiV : ? .. ' 1 ?r f After bathing-his cramped body ift 1 !** the eool and refreshing,waters of the **v-Oi.ionWlh fthu emptying his food'-p-m h I 't* ( ho -turned his horse's head again south ' ie ward .toward the land of the Uy'wnees ' _-i-? friendly trihp. e !. All day- he rode, now riding around o a village, now dodging a ravine,-until < >t twilight softly failing, hryalilo-l ) Vi. 1 Cuming of nifrhtf*"^ >t His food was not scant now. for the . t., well aimed shots had brought down j n an ample supply, nt least' for the I "nighf.Tuil his steed must have water, j i-1 And so with the natural tact, of an a i Indian who has been reared to care ] t, j for his horse, he turned slightly west* t ward to where the silhoutted line of 1. the forest seemed less denso'.and rathc er jagged. * . i- To be continued next week 1 / v>':.. ?r , p PAGE SEVEN v :j: Broadway Dairy | I Lunch -r. -r | |?r HAY At Hi U, M l \\ }ich \ *u wijijt good things 3? .1. to rat, i iiin<*^ ii), t.imid lJlat"u for y jyI,;itlk-K and (ii iils.. . J? X W ODJiS, lW|). , X ^I1(?h \\iisliai^loifST"- I'lioiii' 5814v lfo?()rpSl KM ~ ;Hur Hair Treatment Personal Apply to MISS i anmi; GIBBES - JS25 Assembly St. A<. I.S.I S \\ A.S 1 fcj)?Kpf MadiuuM J-' A!an ellenc Hair*- Dressing! ! ? 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