The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 8

PAGE 8 | Comrades of Peril || BY RANDALL PARRISH . C. MeChurg & Co., 1919) ted in Great Britain) (Copyright, (Continued From Yesterday) ]no sien of any movement greeted CHAPTER XXX him until he had nearly reached that ' point. Then, suddenty, with no wart The Squadron Goes tn ing of any kind, @ red, Bloated face Shaune we WAS shoved itaolf up above the edge of given tho cutting the MAjrlthe bank. The startled eyes looked drawing w b lirectly into the murale of the car sand » . i bine, St wh Stop rieht there, burdy~ eaid the ~ sergeant sternly, “Now, lads, over et you go!" | T took the leap reckteaty, some | lown the ateep slope, others hold and The guard plete aurprine, help. before they could feet, er gremp thelr K some sort of ishing fiercely forward. was rded out taken by cor » |even reach ting them ¢ 9 plain, a tion as they cautic erable prote advanced, seeking every poss weapons. One alone, a white man r fie uning started to run, but a trooper swung ‘ = bene ma bis carbine, and let it drive, the bed os y before Whirling weapon landing with full 4 way, and e's back, sending Refore he could soldier had him tle party crest this manner ov as the valley of the Co . and was crushing bim mone Shaunessy backed his Te taal tani Oh to drop ailent:| Prisoner down to where the others ty ever tn e bank, & od sullenly, and surveyed the | as to at | scone | the rear 2 any impee the ground ‘o be far t “Five, that's the whole bunch,” he said with satisfaction. “A very good tes, go ap there and later the advance fllen of the squadron topped the edge of , and the The only ot Ten minutes weep along under | the bluff, and begun to slowty move! eg af ride, t & down the steep trail. Hays express | to swif # of attack. The ser; ed his approval examined the ground ag best be Exceedingly well done, Sergeant; might, and gathered the men closety about him. got the whole outfit, I wa Have your men bring up your horsea, The u fellows,” he said shortly ntoew girl tells us we © 8 free road now “keep Ught to me, and when thé| into the valley, so we will move right time comes jump lively. Don't wait/along. Quietly, men, and keep your for anything, but go over. We can't|distance. Unaling carbines! Far. afford to let one of those guys get | ward Don't shoot unless you have at a walk, ail They moved stoo away ‘ to; but if you do, get your man| troopers eagerly peering ahead, yet| § Now then, on your toes, bullies” cautionsty reining back their mounta | i He inch by inch,| There was scarcely @ tinkling of ac n front. He) couterments, as the long column of | or he knew his horsemen slowly advanced down the ing for-|crooked trull toward the snow-cov It was/ered valley. far below. They could ite yard where the’ gnaried| «ain but glimpaes here and there, as the BLACKWELL HAS GAINED 30 LBS. AND FEELS FINE Says Tanlac Put Him Back on the Job and He Is Work- | ing Every Day, Now “I was too wenk to hit @ Mck of work but since taking Tanlac I have actually gained 30 pounds In weight and am in as good health as any man,” was the statement made re cently by Joseph Blackwell of $150 Malabar st, Los Angeles The ftu nearly laid me out alto gether and left me so weak and run} down I wasn't able to go back to) work. I myself to e strength. As a result I began to fall off in weight and I kept going down and down until I was no more than ih shadow of what I b a hack t awake as weak do was sit 4 been. I worried me about. Tha! and it was time wasn't far off I noticed a part of a| “On pounds | nd am tn as} I have a] and my bic heavier tha good health as I ravenous appetit in weight sh how well wha ing water. The trail was deserted, eat agreed wi e. That cough has | - - retin oo et yr de agreed taps s |nor, as they peered anxiously forth left me entirely and I 0 os ou pode sound sie very nigh z - a5 2y signs of life beyond on the job and am fee | he ee : can do as big @ day's work as I} Margins” ever could in my 1 There's no use talkir Love is blind, they say matrimony be #0 too? It Mary Warren married brusher. BREAD PIES CAKES 91% Second Avenue 1414 Third Avenae Madison Market Second and Madinon ifte Market 310 Pike Street | be plainly discerne Ww passe wound in and and, before the ’ the bottom, s began to fall once more, the wind whirling the flakes into their be half bitnding them. Pancha, benlde the major, led the way thra the curtain to where the Cotton. wood plunged over the rock preci pice into the deper gorge beyond. To her uplifted i of warning the co! umn halted, girt leaning over to explain the situation ahead. “Eet in a vorra steep grade,” id, “an' @ sharp turn at the bot- tom, where the trail runs under the fallin, On the other side is @ log house, and they always keep s guard there, senor.* “And beyone?r the rocks nod riding come out. But the log hut is a mm loon, and many may be there now. 1 | Bet is best to use utmost caution.” No one is likely to be between this point and thatY* Not on watch—-no; someone might be passing out; they come and gp.” “Of course, we run that risk. The ng water maken noise enough to fa prevent our being heard, yet I think may be beat to use @ scouting The niy way we An > lows into a If they become al: rmed blow, Isn't . sir and ve got to em off. get In be hind. “I premume there is a back door cut to this Hole, somewhere, senorita?” “Yeu, senor; way down yonder, but et_can only be made on foot.” we only move seere a dowen mer me, Captain norita, uw and of falling w, and cautiously ad. vanced beneath the veil of overflow. denly ceasing. The door stood open moke arose from the chimney, but ne was visib! side. « fire The dul of an expir 16 ground tted Evid nad re firing some dis It came to h ken }he whispered to Pancha crouch beside him, | they are over thy jing is. Yes. You don’t suppore some other out. | fit had got | you? where the fight You hear those rifles?’ senor.”* 4 anxiously N nor,” earnestly arm them, his objective the open door, No | sooner had they broken cover wher » alarm sounded led excited! 4 rifle or two erack a soldier | forward on | ‘Then white his face, and lay atill and red surged crowd and find a way out! “Then we've got the villaina, if peared Into the curtain |. the storm aud. appeared in front, but no guard| ar of the fails, and could y have either all gone Inside,” ing he storm, or eise in here ahead of us, do erasping his a muffled voice running rapidly plunged | face drawn passion the #lain outlaw heap. An insian at the brutal fac elne and ¥ a and strode THE S. Rubber Compan MONOTWIN-a U. S. 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