The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 29, 1900, Page 17

THE SUNDAY CALL. I7T ke his hands a self lifted b he warrior no%ded upon then the moose would turn and look back toward his followers as if to beckon them on. At the second bench they were told that “But not until you have floundered chest and d been e ood once more wed to join the glacler’s foot. with them once more he It was gone. 1 on,” said the and a bony finger pointed bove to wh figure might be seen ag up the glacier's side. Onward!” shouted the warrior. appeared to be from out of the earth sprung more of the warriors, a4 there was udden sound as of dogs Ve slippery. He put one generous oud of the ping, for the forty felt sharp prods foot upon the point and looked foolishly ms he has almost forgotten rom behind. “Onward!” echoed the other downward, and crash— that he once pleaded to be taken out of Indians, and without stopping to ask “Ay ban falling,” they heard from below, the kettle. , sure-foot o to that ro he commanded an icy peak point and re- wedey Enoch, in- that jutted to the “Ay tank Ay fall,” remonstrated Enoch. “Then must you toil upward again.’” It was at the point of several prods that Enoci: was urged out to the point. “At bar slappery,” he protested.