South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 311, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 November 1922 — Page 7

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO i no Mfe. TftUC, 1 UAMT TO TMK WITH VOU ay

TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 7. 1922

6v ROBERT 7

CHAMBERS

(Cr.l!r.u?od Fron )ur ltAt Imucj., i-aua a v. ay. The dramatic In h!m CIIArTUIl II .demanded of the mnrr.fnt its full When at la: Eve arriva l at the . value. He s.ve;t orr hU hat with a

p.iee cf j-:r.

ain, ar. i :- 1 v th .rnu.r of Qu.ntar.a?

hre. tno Irl almost breath!"., i.ut dawn was not ery far a.ay sr.d thr remained littl time for

i? takir.

Whf-re tv.

o of a dan r, rr.iüüs

t!oe to:r.. !h.r r.

enus rr.ar..

.-he

er a tap. in Z

i.clt do at., ar.d. vlt!i bo:h hand3 "opr.d out a L: holies- lr. the im

flourish. towed deeply where he itO'.'d. "Ah:" ho cried gaily, "the happy frrf'Ur.iT. Sonorita. God is too

Kr,ci to u. And !t was but a J ir.onor.'. since rr.y thoughts were of! )cj! I f.vrar It! " It v. as not fear; It was a ort of i flow horror of this man that be$ran ;

to Teep over the er 1 r I .

pir.o

n.u.-.ai lay-r? li.ro tihrt placed V . . t

.en the clialn arour.

1 1 Iii.;; pine, no v.- w riling with o

An.

Hhe stared

r.f f Jit.. . m .o3 Dri.4.a.ni ry-, n t iui in: la

er trip. It to'.k mouth, too rcu snuuaerea s;.gnt;y. (1 .-kill to srt It: Lut the toe of her rUht foot touched

tha Ue9i tnr stecü or her rnie. unser me p:ne j needle 3.

y thei tho held herself under control.

a. :

Ki.n-4rr.er o.

tverythin ?

her torch, the

with pine

rest

.4 not flcor;

possible

"So it's you. she said unsteadily. I thought our people had caught

you." to restore thei Quintana laughed: "Charming

th'-" place r:r.a!r,e j cn:..i, ne a:a, ii is i wno navo

..-iole a darker, rougher patch on i caught your people. Ana now, my the bror.zr-d carpet of edles beaten ! God! I catch you! ... It Is ver' Mocth bv decades of rain and sn,w. 1 funny. Is It not?"

.v.. .nimM v. r.-i'.d have fro 'den that I She looked Straight

icioui s- ace. Hut it was with I tana's black eyes.

:;.a:i she had to deal a dangerous

it r"asor.ln- man with few and atrophied lr.stlr.cts and with no experience in traps; and, therefore. In i.o dread of thera. Before 5he started fhe had throv.-n a cartridge into tho breech of her rifle. Now she pocketed her torch and

Into Quin-

but tho look he

returned fent the shamed blood surging Into her face. "Uy God." he faid between his white, even teeth "by God!" Staring at her he slowly disengaged his pack, let It fall behind iilm on the pine needles: rested his rifle

on It; slipped out of his macklnaw j

and laid that across h!a rifle al-

at d hr?elf b"twon tho two bis ways keeping nis brilliant eyes on

tehind her. i His lips tightened, the muscles In

She ' his dark face grew tense; his eyes

became a blazing Insult. For an Instant he stood there, unencumbered, a "wiry, graceful shape In his woolen breeches, leggings, and gray skirt open at the throat. Then he took a step toward her. And the girl watched him, fascinated. One pace, two, a third, a fourth the girl's involuntary cry echoed the stumbling crash of the man thrashing, clawing, scrambling in the clenched Jaws of the bear-trap amid a whirl of flying pine needles. He screamed once, tried to rise.

this ' turned blindly to seize the Jaws that

r..an. If it camo to combat she - clutched him; ana uaaeniy croucnv. ou'.d have to kill. It never entered cd. looe-jolnted. cringing like 3 ,. r tv. m tn r.--;i r OninMni's rifle. . trapped wolf the true fatalist

11 i rlfi

I'ine-j ami about three feet

thei hidden trap. Dawn was not far away.

looked upward through high plnetopa where fctars shone; and aw no of dawn. But the watcher by the fire beyond was astlr, now, in the imminence of dawn, and evidently meant to warm himself before leaving. Kve couli hear him piling dry wood on the fire; the light on the free trunks grew redder; a pungent i eck of smoko was drawn through the forest n!.!. She sniffed it, listened, and watchM, her rifle i to--?? her knee.

Ilvo never had been afraid of any

She was rmt afra'.d of

0 ' ' ' 7j r .-

Clinch was not us swift with; among our lesser brothers

a.s

;he.

Or.ly sformont

id been swifter thar.k Godl-

( Continued In Our Next Issue).

she thr.-i-gi-.t of , s"on1tn-;S oo5rr ConnHwionprs to !r re in tli- t- rriflc darkness loving

Hold state L,onvcmion

.in, her h : rt of a child tremulous i-h a ibi a " i. n.

Then t!'. :.iftmcry

l-li-'d in and

!:ir:v..'th

hot hatred po-t-ed

r. Always, in h'-r he4-irt. shj had -tiu!fil the rv.an. ir.stinct had "-arued -her. A spy! h.it sii Iii 1 he worked iilrc.ady '.' h.r.- was ii-r fath-r? ilvidently iir.iar..a !;,r.l -Mped hi? a at r wn.-d Vaiy Quintana ,i, v .:r.-r i y hi- :ire. pre;:.; r . r.-r to

): '. 1 1 . i i e j

re iiif'ii hunt-

w :i s C 1 i ; . h ?

"h 1 : vf 1 1

a.ly in t!ie ? Was ho

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 7 County commissioner? ot Indiana, member of the County Commissioners' A.sscciation of Indiana, wll meet here :n their annual convention, November 11, !ä and 1. when questions relative- to county business will be di sensed. The legislative committer of the organization wili meet at th: time also. C-iiinty highway commi-sioncrs of the state will hold a meeting simultaneously with the commissioners. 8".ior.s of the convention will be h 1 1.1 at the Hotel Severin. Charles 1'. Smailwood, of ConnerisviTe, is

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fMnization: II. D. Tutewl'er, Indian. ipo Ii, is vice-president, and John Vv'. Carlisle, Indianapolis, ts fecretary and treasurer.

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S.-nlt - - l ii l i m ii iii (Ii

t oOi

vvc en the two 1

pines

hind

of them she plaeed her

II wa? growing lighter In tho wood-. She could 5".. Quintana in Hit hro rin and outside siw him ;go to the spring rivulet, lie flat, .'.rink, then, on his knoes, wash face ar.;l hands in the. icy water. It he. ante plain to her that ho-W.S.S-r.varly ready to depart. Sh-1 watched him preparing. And now f-'he could t-ee him plainly, and knew him to he Quintana and no other. He had a light basket pack. He put some artio'.e into it, stretched hlimel' yv.vr.ed, pulled on his ba:. hoi?ted th pack and fastened it to his L i:k, :o'Vl slarir.jr at the '..to for a Ion? t.me; then, with a t-udden upward look at the zenith

here a s'.l-

he picked up At that i:

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sinoi

ht flu.h fctainod a cloud.

his rifle.

Eve called to

him in a clr ir ar.d .toady voice. The effect on Quintana waa ln-.-rur.t; he was lohir. 1 a tree before her voice ce.iseJ.

Hallo: Hi: Vou over there!"

she

lied a ciin. "This Is Eve Strayer.

a looklr.c for Clinch! IIo hasn't t

'( r. ri v

rr.e all n!rht. Have you seen

sh . aw Qu'.n-

A fror n nom'-r.t

t.ir.a'a shoulder-height of a man nut j rlj to the ground and Just above ' ihe tree roots. j

FROM GIRLHOOD TO WOMANHOOD

Woman Relied Upon Lydia M

E. Pinkham's Vegetablo Compound

it.

"H-y

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matter a.-'Kini

with

you over

you who you

:ou'e seen rnv father?

"What'a the there? I'm are and if

A ftT-

a w

on.lr.s toward

.e saw Quintana circling, creep-

swiftly frcm tre to tree

As he flitted th th. trees between

cu.sh the fhadow

A-

t , ' a i v t Ir.star.tly

v. h:ch ?Ji

from

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was

nur.t. Ir.star.t.y she r-aced her

,le on the ground and kicked the ne nee !'.ti ever it. A Qu.ntar.a continued his enrclir.i; ma::euvers IHv. arrrer.t'y r:.-xed. 'A.-ilhed out Into the rleir a.a. rüttln? the concealed tran twcc.r. :.t -rd Quintana, who row

Empcria, Kansas. "I bc?.nuri:

Lydia H Pinkham's medicines years

lapo when I w.-.s a

gin. I or several years I had severe rains at menstrual periods, making mo very

Tveak and interfering with m v

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