The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 19, 1925, Page 12

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Ey t to hgain lay hold Ori Another reason why M:J-B is always sure to taste better in the cup— and go farther in the end! rd ~ the pnik of the r Jes he had retrieved, K the hut, follo the trafi as) Kraski not he nd josnized him by it, he would hav thought him Tarean of the Apes, close was the remarkable resem Be 3 d his voice proposed that they should set forth |» for’the coast, and still Kraski bad | ¥ a half houf later, stumbling not made an appearance. By this|and at last falling exhausted, he time Bluber was considerably con-|lay panting upon the damp jun cerned, not at all for Kraski-s saf-jearth, he realized the utter futility ety, but for his own, since, if some-jof his mad attempt to My the | them. thing could happen to Kraski in|coast alone, even more fully than ye Se 2 this friendly village in the st Gilman aad have Siz i ey hs bey tacahalt 4 Memenedyets of watches of the night, a similar fate| circumstances, since ther baa me, F . RPaSK ou might overtake him, and when he jin that so paralyzes the courage “Curit’ exclaimed the gitl,.and| made this suggestion to the others|and self-confidence of a elvitlzed | ‘artediio lino forvad: tat Metaban | ft gave them food for though, too,|man as to be deprived of his cloth- |r seed ThGesby Uiaewriet. atin held so that there were three rather cp-| ing. Eas bank | prehensive men who sought an} However scant the protection that | wWGal dle yan deine how. tires:| yea eas ea pa might have been afforded by the| qi asked the Spaniard in a surly By means of signs and pidgin |torn and tattered garments he had English, and distorted native dialect, | discarded, he could not have felt Tay lance For a moment the two stood look- he strange apparition before oF ef? am trying to make my way to| ne coast,” replied the Rus am nearly dead from starv | exposure.” | “The way to the « said the Spaniard, and po Sthe trail toward the west | moving, Kraski, it is not healthy for you here.” “You mean to say that you wit | end me on without food or water?"| | demande | “Th point nid Esteban. “and the Jung! 1 for one with sufficient and intelligence to gather | “You cannot send him away,” cried the girl. “1 did not think it | possible that even you could be so cruel,” and then, turning to the | Russian, * ed, “do not go. 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Without a sound Carl Kraski r | sank dead at the foot of his enemy | and his rival, while the woman both a Colds Headache | had loved, each in his own selfish or | brutal way, sank sobbing to the | ground in th | of despair Seeing that the other was dead, Esteban stepped forward and wrenched his spear from Kraski’s body and also relieved his dead Pain Neuralgia BEF oe FFE™ st and deepest depths f g Toothache Lumbago a7 £ g B Neuritis Rheumatism enemy of his ammunition and weap- Acce} 0 ni “Baye acka e ons. As he did so his eyes fell upon Co crt Bayer” Pere eS lee nities bug ‘thade ‘ol butin’ which which contains proven directions. | icraski had fastened to his waist by Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets. | the grass rope he had recently fash- Also bottles vot 24 and 100—Druggists. ‘ joned to uphold his primitive skirt. (apirin fe the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Mononceticacidester of Malierilesc\l (Continued in Our Next Issue) yi2 2 £2