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SYRUP PEPSI

‘THE RED VULTURE

BY

FREDERICK SLEATH Author of "Hlllpnr Jackson." lil-

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(Continu. d) CHAPTER xu MAN ‘AND GIRL

(‘uar of the city, the open road in iiont of him, and nothing behind

ihut could have been a pursuing cur, h» li-ssuntltl his speed and llli'll\li to Lin, girl. She had not

spoken nor altered her piltillilill‘, nor did she sip. uk nor movi- as ho turned. llul lll.‘ saw her eyes f-nquir- ing i-i bun, all that w: ili'l‘ outside lur lilllll-liil‘,',i~l. "l um u friend,“ he said. She dul not speak. ‘l um a friend," he “Do you understand?"

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She nodded.

"Can l do anything for you?" She shook bcr llULill.

"You are sure?’

She ‘nodded again.

sity for (inlay, he increased

not uttaim d.

llc passed at last behznrl all zones of habitation and drove in a wild country. The darkness in» crczmi-d; iho air grow cohler. and info its breath crcpi tho tang of - tho sou, Three hours aflcr leaving tho city, ho lli'0\V up on tho shoul- der of a long, lo\v ridge, gorse- covorcd moorland stretching on all sides, here and there thg blur of a

Riliilfllvi‘ note than soughings of the hill coming the murmur

winds,

rains.

und ivutcht-d him, the only lllovc- U“, Sea; and n flicker M "Hm", "WM ill"! “he "lflik- SWNFH"? light shone out from a quick-closed LIIHIPI‘ his burden, he crossed the rm and shnwed he, the ("up up. frond and (lisappoarcnl inio the Warm) [m the cliff-edge silhouetted

‘wilderness on the hight-r side of the (rmpiy-hzuulud. the luggage hidden; but he stagger- em hurtling om,- und quw“ _

‘hill. Ill‘ rciurncd

started the eng iscut and drove on.

‘had still lo do. nil that was left to sciousncss. the knowledge

be done,

(xlilfs whose edge was not than n hundred yards nwny.

same. gnrsc-ntiverod high following zm orbit whose refuge", in the lit-art of the wild.

ioncil the girl to descend. “Please hurry,"

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she tarrled, for he was iahxlous to be gone.

For the road on which they now were was a highway, along which their enemies might come; it cu; diagonally across the truck of the detour, moreover, thus affording u shorter routs to any who might be pursuing, .

Yet the long Journey had cramp ud her limbs, and she rose but wlowly in spite of his urging; and sue would have overbalunccd and. fallen against the steering-wheel had he not leaned forward and

caught her; at the check of his

clutch, she uverbalanced towards

him and fell into his arms. Not from

stillness her clumslness, however.

As soon as he clasped ht-l‘. he knew

the true reason; why also she had sat so silent and motionless during [ilc bound, swathcd like u mummy bo- neath her cloak, from

drive. She was gagged null

ankle to

visible of

repented.

l'.l'l.'I.l|--| a lllilv» by lv-r silent-c. but glad that there was no neces- his ppm d again and [)l'()('lll}(I4-(I, driving hard, Northwurd ho w nt, through sh i-ping villages and the silent nut- skfrts of towns, Nobody chalhengcd him. nobody pursued. lle hnd hur~ riril tho Vultures nest and escap- p-l in the confusion of the harry-

inv the darkness sbrourling his we , Daylight was all he hnd lo fiur»daylight and his own nest

chin,

Some one hnd securt d bi-r and Sniziifttll her well~fnun what she bud meant to do Whuli her sister's warning came; and deliberately silo bud kept her plight concealed from‘ him, enduring bravely and lung that their flight might not be de- iuyud, Despite the wenrlness clvg-

ging his. brain, he understood. caught his first insight ~lnto her chorncti-r, an lillliilflfll. IJut time

“as pressing, lie sensed tho nour- nuss of ilangcr. llurrictlly b._- cur- ried her to a bank by the side of the road and returned lo the cur. A sound attracted his ilbluiilluli as he climbed to his seat, u sound mudn neither by the wind nor by the sen. lie stood up listeningd Athwart the wind it came, fuiutl from the distance, the hum oi‘ an approaching car. lie dropped inio his heat and drove away, i"ron\ her ranting-place by the rovdside the

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g.rl watched him wonderingly,

however, she heard that other en- gine note and knew pursued, and with thought came another more tvrrify- ing, that he was those alone.

Ere his engine note rose truo, flu-y were the terrifying leaving iu-r to

who came and escaping

Four gave her strength; sho rose

thicket, the glimmer of u turn, and from fur uwuy, llli'!l‘ll\llil.§llllg with ‘tho rustling of the undrrgnnvtli, a the loudvljthon two lmndrcd ‘Vusiuus u bend in ibc roul whlrc tho of ' breaking‘ waves. .‘\ storm was ltrcwving, the wind rising. Tho lumbering, ii-ght- lt-ss ht avens were promising heavy

ilo ilosctendetl and took out flu‘ luggage, The girl turned hm- bond

ed u littlo still as he crossed to the cnr, and \.vil.h\ut n word hc rc- iue, climbed into his llo was past speaking.- except to himself, and to Ihimsclf he kcpt repealing what h‘ it was well-nigh him of cou- of a task, the set purpose that it should

About an hour loft-r, he stoppril zlguln. "fboy had bc-n approaching the sea, Loudly ind angrily it was sounding, booting at tho foot of the more Still on the other side of the road tho

ground. now with the loom of distant hills beyond, lie had been rounding it in a wide, swinging detour, as though ""11"" (listant hills was its heart. There also was his

ilv- got nut of tho car and mot-

he muttered as

MORE HUMOURS 0F msroifiz

- WITH HARPS- if!

to her feet and stood gazing after him. ilc was racing from her, full speed already attained. Ami loss yards distant

thoroughfare swerved away front ion inland sweep of the si-zi, Some- ibing happened there, lnstwul of turning, the our hcld on. Sho huurd it bounding and rocketing ovcr the rougher ground, n runaway, h--:\d~ ing headlong for tho cliff edge and

against a vista of tosslmz, glitter- ing waters, it stood for an instant

John Henry found her lying in a faint when he returned, as return "he did; he bud lonpcd from‘ the cnr well before it took its plung . ‘ihus hnd he got rid of it and blind- ed thrlr trail; thus had he planned to get rid of it and baffle such as

suit was very tiear. lie picked tho girl up and disappeared with her into tho wild, and the strange car passed by and on,

From the ridge-top he saw its lights, now many miles uwny. Uu‘ the some roud, miles behind were. other lights. 0n another, Chill/vi" ging, were others still; and all \Vf‘l'l' speeding northward. The Vulture bud roused its brood, The strait-h had begun, in every corner o.’ iho lund he would be sought for, h»- and the girl. llc looked towards ilie and smiled. 'l‘hoy1 would hide him. For years he bud lived in their midst unsuspccii-ii; for ycars he could live there un- known, He pressed on to their sane, tuury, and the ridge rose behind hl-m, shutting off the peering lights, from view. A long, low black mass, ngniust the lighter, seaward sky, iti lny like a rampart between him and his foes.

lly u mountain pool, about a milo further on, he stopped and unplu- ioncd the girl, and sank hcr funi- cnlngs in the deep black waters. lt was his lust flicker of conscious- ncas, tho lust itcm of the flight that, his memory recorded, The excito- ment born of the ncarness oi’ tho chase hnd died, exhaustion cluimi-il his soul, Thereafter hc walked as n man who slept, s mnn rulcd by his inscnnle will.

Sometimes he followed rough pathways, the tracks of summer herdsmen, or thc rain-bitten rcm- nnnts of roads made in a rurll-r age when mnn and the wlldoruoss fought for what the sterile poll could yield; more often hc walla-d whcre no human foot seemed liko- ly to have trodden. Wildfire play- ing about the peaks tiiscolacd him. Ilowrd with his bnrdr-n, he wnn Blllllllllifllt onward. hond hon! down on his bosom, yet picking his way l1" RUTH)’ n8 a sing its path as

those now coming. 'f‘be note of pur- _

much a purt of the wild an any ‘Mild thing, :\ fox aim-d flnahif- to L92, ill"! NW5.‘ and unconcvriictlly wont us way ’lhe very ‘storm Rutmoitl u;

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I"‘ii\'li "is lull‘. i.\lii~‘ flfitl‘ um“ ""“""'“"‘l- m‘! “"3 - ~ ‘Phisris one day's ‘chapter of thc """"““"i"‘ “n m“ "'“n“ i" hi“ famous story of “(Jinilcri-llil." ll -re “"""‘- "" mm 1"" “my” “i m“ m is lhc handsome young Prince. m" "-*“""m"y' m". 3h” “Wm m‘ i” Now read the story unil sec what l‘ Um‘: , , Jflilllvllfil. | .\ rut-u k was wiuudiiit- m hrl‘ , oars v ucu vb.- :|\.\. lht lltllll- Flo many beauties were nt the,

bull thnl it was hard to any which: was lln- loveliest, lllil 11:4 soon on: (Jindercllai entered tho room illl‘l'i'i 'vV(‘I'i eyes for no nui- but bur, ’ih.-i Hlinct: came illlll took in r by thci hand. “You shall he my partner inj ihc duncci," he amid, ‘ {or non-r hnvo] l scen any one half so fuir us you"; From llli n on the Prince would lance with no one but (‘inilcrcllir Iiguin ilhll zigain he bcggcil her to‘

(l..'\\il\‘lll wail of | squall ill-w firs! nl"1w--\orin. “puih-riiifz, she ruined h-tr hcud

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tell him hcr numn and Where shw hnd come from, but she would not. When ihc clock struck u quartz-r, of twelve shi- nuumgcril to slip away, from him, and running out to hrr cozich she (lushctl away h~m,. Sui quickly that lhc Prince could null tell what lmd bccomc of hcr. (The Prince’); hair is brown, ills Sllil should be colored bhn- with gold lnco at the ncck and slccvo, and gold slippers unil stockings.) | (Copyright, 1925, Associated Elli- tors, Inc.) i —?—-—Q—O-&—

SOUTH AFRICA

WASHINGTDN, June 12.—(lly Canadian Prcssi- Great agricul- turul llPViilOlilllPfll in South Amt-r- ica is iforclsocn by Scmitor Jfmesl of \Vzn.liiiigio1i, chairman of the' Senate Cmnmcrcc- (‘Ullllllilithb who .3 just back frourllrail, tho Argen- .inc. (‘bile and Uruguay, ' ' Senator Jones thinks it is but a ipicstion of a short time unil tho atmouut of whoa; and other grains raised in South Amerczf is much incrcziscil, not to mention other igriculliintl moducts. Ilc bclivm ho United Slatci-i farmer cannot iirrd to oviiizxrk ihc cxtcnt of possible competition from the dir- ivc-tizm of South America.

A formidabhs competitor for tho grain markets of Europe as against hc Unilcd States and (‘anada in almost inevitably to hn built up in South America. according l0 tin- lcndcuc c4 of illiTlKS in that pflrii ol‘ Ibc world an ilc-scribed by Svllflinl‘

CAPT. ROBERT DOLLAR

(lid zigc and advancing yrnrs just don't moan a thing to Clllptfllll Rob- ert Dollar, head of the shipping line that bears his name,

At X2 he h-az-i lnuncbcfl- a lround~ the-world steamship line; and be is Iplnunlixig to Lukv- nvcr a whole new flux-t‘ to strongtlfcil ‘his com- pany and to bring him more mil- lions.

“(letting t-oo old!" the ilistingu- lshcd- Scotchmzin sports at tlr dilea. “l should suy not, I have more

‘go' now then l w‘cr bud. ‘mmia , ‘ i _'l‘he Washington Senator looks A u“ of Romance for grout flcvtzltipment of wheat. and agriculture in gilllflffl] in

lrgentlno in the near future, The qrcat ranches. he holds, will be zrndufllly brukr-n up and this will ncnn many small farms uml more intensive fnrminu. lie aces in ihe rdtuution, however. no rcnson for ihe linlfcd Slates holding aloof from South America. On the oth- -r hand, he bclives everything lhfilllll be (lone to [IPVUIOD trndo and good relations, in tho belief

Dollar's life has boon a life of r0» mance of lhe North-WI st.

dlnrn in Falkirk, Scotland, hc went to school until be was 10. Elm‘ sinco then he has worked,

At 12 his mother died and ‘b-ls father brought him to Canada Whcu: he carncd $6 a month in a stave factory, working 12 hours a

day.

In 186R he wont into a lumber camp Firs. n uoukboy, at $10 a month. then plying the uxe n; $2.4 n month, ho later was promoted t: a cloricxri Job at $44.

Finally breaking away from m; -lumb\'r camps. Captain Dollar tried his hand at dam building, but fall.

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for special instructions and interesiln, horse BOOK 2 R FREE. Mlnardn llulmont for cornu and luunlnnn I~E-YMII[,IIIG.III Lyman: Bldg Iqqbqfl

fiy ARTHUR MORELAND . , a,

V Mulnmc no. J5”; , w” “fifigiifi TJFN‘ I A erres 5mg‘, l

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ill 1332. eight years after he was married. he staked himself on the theory o! Belling lumibcr no foreign "Irv-iris. To mi hi: lumber m: that trade he went to Michigan and hmllthi some land alt $1.25 nn new,

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Fiouvi-ls havi- been so much im- Tend," Wm be "new: . d [ipllrm-i] oi lath that the old time office of the City Clerk up toitnii:

flows-r‘ can hardly now bc n-an Manda

. . . . , y Jun 15th _ cogulzcd. (prior 8: (.41.. Sum] Storm tlon of a Enthlneg Hqhr the er“ and .\l. Frost-r. llarlti-l. lluililiug. u“ a‘ KW‘

huvi- all our iliff-rcut vurii tics oi‘ [iiilliilri for sale, Adso we will bc p. arsed lo have us many call as can luukv it lfllflVflflifllll to our gar- d‘ us, hcud of liriucp Street,

\'\'i§l'i.'|ii)i(‘ l)lilll‘i!4*'l§Xll‘.'l (rarly ‘lllllllllfy 40c doz; lute lomuio 2201:; c.:||iiif‘lo\\.ci~ and ci-icry 20c doz;

$1.51» DUI‘ 100; extra early cabbage $1.320 p r 10f), 20c, doz; ‘lnlc cab-

ibugv iri-ndy about 20kb, Juno) 30c

loo; r-urly ioiuutoby ill '1 cproqiuiil) 51w, doz; late tomato doz pr - iiiilillj curly cabbage, i-uuiifltnvor

and cclcry ‘by mnil prepaid, 26c pe-r doz, and lliill‘ cubbz e ‘lilo pvr loo ptl-pzilil. and ill prices quoted by i-xpros. or freight (if n‘oi prepaid.)

Annual b‘ ddiug flower plants, Wo have nothing but the heal var-l.»- tlcs“ Aster. pbrlox, p tunin, v bc-na, suup-ilrzigfm, ziunia, sine

"iliiiflllflifl. mnrigolzls. iloublc ‘Dosh, l‘. ‘so-cot zilysimti, lobclizi. szrlpiy,‘

‘l ll s, larkspur. cosmos, balsam, African murigzohl. The il‘ll<)\'l\ un- nuoi: 25c ‘p -r doz by mull poslngo 1"‘ ‘lmiii. by cxprcss 20c. doz,

Winlercil over pansy in bloom. forgi-i-iiu-iiot, cairunlitvn and sun-vi William 10c mic-b, $1.00 per dnz hv until pix-paid, 81.50 doz by lfltlifiilll and cxpr‘ and at pricvs llllQl-UI] ll not pri paid, lhurblc daisy. li0llylll7tlkg and porcnmci lurkspnr sold out, sow-d- illlif Iutusy and seedling murgiicriil- “imliiillill-‘i 3111!. doz; seedling ilahiliu iilc. doz.

~ session given at once.

ilflflfmi Range. Plans and lpeci. flcatlons to be seen at the office of 'the City Surveyor. Th; Igwegt 0,. any tender 'n0t necessarily ac. ecpted,

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Funafuti At Malpeque

An old homestead containing C5 acres of choice land, all clear with good buildings. 22 acres under crop, the balance under hay. Ther, is also a fox ranch on thc farm. Pos- For inform-

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Kenolngton 1525-fi-l2fmw6l.

Fliiilii iiiR SALE

I am offering by private sale my farm consisting of 160 acres at Clermont, Lot 19. This farm la con- veniently situated and in the host of condition. if not sold before