The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, January 21, 1939, Page 15

SHORT-CUT, DARTAGNAN AND PLANCHET AS THEY RODE UP A QUIET STREET, PLANCHET CAUGHT SIGHT OF A MAN ON A TERRQACE IN FRONT OF A PRETTY HOUSE,AND EXCLAIMED, 5 LOOK ,MASTER / YONDER 1S LUBIN, JARDES, Wi : YOU FOUGHT AND < WOUNDED AT CALA RACED OFF TO ST.GERMAIN AND ARRIVED IN THAT PARISIAN SUBURB AHEAD OF MILADY.S COACH SOME ONE CALLED LUBIN INTO THE HOUSE,AND PLANCHET WAS LEFT ALONE UPON THE- TERRACE- »~ AS DARTAGNAN WATCHED FROM THE LANE, MILADYY CARRIAGE CAME UP THE ROAD AND STOPPED IN FRONT OF DE WARDES' HOUSE", MILADYS PRETTY MAID, KITTY, ALIGHTED. AND APPROACHED PLANCHET. BELIEVING HIM TO BE B‘w A : ™ mss“E woRpJs, ATV} 'y *ForR YOUR MASTER'" THEN SHE // IN MILITARY HISTORY ....... CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH TWICE- WAS SAVED M DEATH BY NDIAN HEROINES FIRST; IS THE STORY OF POCAHONTAS, WHICH 1S FAMILIAR TO ALL ........... LESS GENERALLY KNOWN IS THE STORY OF HOW SMITH, WHILE EXPLORING THE SHORES OFMAINE, WAS SET UPON BY INDIANS BUT WAS ABLE TO ESCAPE TO HIS BOAT THROUGH THE HEROISM OF SABOOLS, THE CHIEFYS DAUGHTER. , WHO WAS KILLED BY AN ARROW WHILE SHIELDING THE ENGLISHMAN = ----on ¥ HE WILL NOT RECOGNIZE YOU IN YOUR NEW wm.&mmer. _Go, TO HIM AND LEARN < WHETHER THE COUNT SURVIVED MIS WOUNDS OR NOT - . DAKNRED), PLANCHET DISMOLINTED, WHILE: DARTAGNAN LED THE HORSES INTO A LITTLE SIDE LANE - PuzzLED, PLANCHET WATCHED THE- CARRIAGE: DRIVE OFF ~~THEN HE HURRIED BACK TO THE LANE- AND GAVE THE NOTE TO DAQTAGNAN. SIS AND ENGAGED LUBIN IN CONVERSATION. LUBIN DID NOT RECOGNIZE PLANCHET, AND TOLD HIM ALL ABOUT THEIR ' DARTAGNAN OPEN WHICH WAS NOT A ANYONE AND READ, THE NOTE, RESSED TO @ s70RIC SHIPS -