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fro m the w h isp e rin g pines on
M ount K ild o rn e and dropped
a crisp, d ry le a f a t the feet o f
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T l-H i-W a n s i sm iled and listened.
W ith a q u ick m ovement she tightened
th e f u r Jacket about her and glanced
from the brow n le a f at her feet to th e
great pines th u t seemed to taper Into
tin y bushes a t the tim b e r-lin e . From
the m ountainside came th e sound o f
ru s tlin g pine cones.
“ A message fro m h im ," she tnur-
mureii. “ It is a signal.”
T l B l-W ansl skippetl b ris k ly to the
fu r-lin e d tepee nt the foot o f the v a l
ley, the last stand o f the C o k ii trib e
before the advance o f th e w h ite man.
It was th e ir on ly home, th e ir reserva
tion. She crep t inside. Squaw Red-
Sun W tinsl sat upon th e blanketed
floor, and arose as the g ir l entered.
Ti-H I W ansl’g eyes were dancing—
eager,
“ The pines nre w h isp e rin g to n ig h t."
she jiu rm u re d eagerly, n e s tlin g In the
o lder weninn's arms. “ T he y b rin g me
a message from him . W ith the moon
I shall go." T he old squaw brushed a
tear from her eye w ith a fu rre d
sleeve.
"T h e food pouch Is ready," the
squaw replied. "H u t you must w a it.
Soon the west w inds g row nnd the
pines sing loud. Then you go to him
and they not know .’’
T l-B l-W a n s l was v ib ra tin g w ith life
— eager fo r the chase. H ut she w a it
ed beside Squaw lie d Sun W nnsl fo r
the rise o f the west w ind.
A t the lo w e r end o f the v a lle y C h ie f
Redfire W nnsl sat w ith his men
arottnd the cam pfire. T he ta lk had
died and o n 'v the w h is p e rin g o f the
pines above could he heard. The w ind
grew stron g e r and ns an In d ia n
s tirre d the fire sparks fro m (he hlnz
Ing wood soared high In the a ir to
fa ll heyond the sq u a ttin g men.
The c h ie f broke the silence.
"T h e w h ite man hides In the rocks
above the tim be r-lin e . T h e re Is no
food above the trees, and there Is no
wood. Hut Inst night we see the w h ite
man's fire, nnd he should die w ith o u t
food." The c h ie f paused n moment
He leaned to w n rd tils men H is voice
was lowered.
"Som e onestoes th rough o u r guards
nnd takes him food and fu e l. T on ig h t
the guard Is double. W a rrio r Moon-
fire shall w atch the pass.”
M oonflre moved uneasily nnd drew
his blanket closer nhout him.
"T o m o rro w ," continued the chlpf,
"w e go above the trees a fte r the
w h ite man. Hut the one who takes
him food must he Drought here to
night !" The w ords were follow ed by
a stony silence.
P resently M oonflre arose nnd s ta rt
ed to w n rd the m ountain.
T he IndlnnR rem ained sile n t. T w e n
ty days the w h ite man had been
trapped on the rocky c liffs nlwiut Hie
tim b e r line, nnd each day the v ig ila n t
Indian guard had been changed. He
had wooed f - e ch ie f's d a u g lite j and
among the C o kll the p e n nlty fo r a
w h ite man » n s death. In a scuffle the
s u ito r had escaped to the c liffs w ith
nn tin kle
hroken. T hre e w a rrio rs
guarded the pass th rough the pines
to the low er valley. T he o n ly o th er
means o f escape was dow n a steep
pass, d ro pping from crag to crag, a
i feat Im possible fo r a c rip p le d man.
Squaw Red Sun W ansl had heard the
c h ie fs orders Io -fo o n fire from a
! secret h id in g place She h u rrie d buck
I to her tepee w here T I-H I W nnsl w a ll
ed. The g irl arose as the old woman
, entered shaking her head d o n h lftilly .
j She took the g ir l In to her w ithered
arm s nnd said hoarsely, "M o o n flre
j watches the pass to n ig h t. You must
■ go over the c liffs ."
T l-H l-W n n sl s traig h te n e d nnd grew
j tense. Many a brave had perished In
th a t atte m p t. The lig h t In her eyes
grew b rig h te r as she seized Ihp pouch
o f food from the floor. "F e a r not for
me. Squaw lie d Sun." she utld. “ Hui
I f w ith Ihe sun I ntn not re tu rn e d Hike
th is to him .“ She placed a lin y dag
ger In to the older wom an's blind
" T e ll him not to be taken hy my
people."
T l HI W nnsl slipped q u ic k ly out to
the fiM,t o f the m ountain and swung
Io the west to w a rd the c liffs The In
dlan guards w ould be liste n in g , hut
to n ig ht Ihe pines were sin g in g In the
west w in d and would deaden the
sound o f he- fo o tfa ll.
T I-H I W ansl
re a d ie d
the
upper
ledge In safety nnd e xhnustedly pulled
herself over the rock h a rrie r She lay
weary fo r a moment on the f a t rock
above the pass Several h a n dled yards
below she saw M oonflre and the In
dlan guards pacing up nnd down the
opening S low ly she arose nnd sta rte d
through the pines In the upper rocks
’/h e re the w h ite man eagerly w ilte d
and saw T l HI Wansl th ro u g h the
m oonlit trees. A m oment ta le r tier
b e a u tifu l t«,dy swayed In his arms
“ T l HI W ansl.” he m urm ured. " T l
HI Wansl I" She crie d s o ftly as he
kissed her lig h tly on Ihe lips.
An hour passed and the im sin crept
overhead. The lovers d id rod feel Ihe
wind die down nor notice th a t the
singing pines find crooned themselves
to sleep. Even the slig h te st sountl
,-oiild tie heard hy the gnnrds nt the
pass below. The eagle eyes o f M,*>n
fire were tra in e d on Ihe m ounlHlitnlde
ittd his ears were eager fo r any sound
from the pine groves.
T I-H I W ansl spoke to her lover
"T o m o rro w they void « fur yuu. I bey
know you get food. T on ig h t you musi
go In to the «alley.**
T he w h ite man looked down nt hl«
bandaged tinkle. The Indian guarded
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th e puss and w ith It the c liffs wore
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Impossible. - llu t ’l l B l-W a n sl." he re
F o r every stomach
plied, “ It Is death to try .“
and lu te s tln u l IlL
T he In d ia n g ir l B ulled. “ T cu love
T h is good old-fash
m e?" she asked.
ioned herb horn«
“ M ore than a ll.“
He kissed her
remedy f o r coustl*
te n de rly. “ T he pines w hisper a ll day
patlou, stomach 111a
o f you, and each n ig h t when the west
and o th er derange
w in d g row s they seem to sing to a ll
m ents o f th e sys
the w o rld — T i-H i-W u n s l I T l lU W a u -
tem so pre va le n t these days Is In even
sl.' " H is v o ire trem bled.
greater fa v o r us a fa m ily m edicine
“ A nd I love you," she whispered.
N e ith e r spoke fo r a mom ent. Then thun In y o u r grandm other's day.
T l Ill-W n n s l moved away.
“ W atch F»r Women, «he need «■„
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th e guards," she said. “ W hen you see 4«r, us» W u n - * , » s trin g , nt ».*•■ h ili« , iwife.
I Send fo r circular, I l b.-i. c. O. l> Wu-Jfen
them leave the pass, move q u ic k '
L a b o r., B o s IOS. 8 ta . ’*0,** Loa A ngeles. C a lif,
down the m ountains. W hen the pines
U .K M M V t k f c «10 A P A Y s a ilin g new
w h isper again, I w ill meet you In the A u to r im to o l. G u a ra n te e d on an y s p lit rltn .
13 fo r sam p!.* J. J A C K S O N HEStJ,
next v a lle y ."
H er voice wavered. : Send
1103? G ra n d R iv e r Ave.. D e tr o it. M ich
"O r,“ she mhled, tu rn in g her face
O il U o y u lty acreage H e a rt K«>\In S u n b u ra t
nway, “ w ith yo u r great w h ite God we fie ld J JO . ,sh ea. 1100 p u r h • «1 hal. b f i t
s ta l; , pay v.i, C o m p le tio n pay In s w e ll. A.
shall meet.” She h d rrle d to w a rd the In
II. C A M P B K L L , O tlm o n t, M ont
pines. The w h ile man called s o ftly to
her as she moved, and once It seemed
she w ould tu rn hack.
Use Hanford’s Balsam of Myrrh
T he w h ite
man wondered.
He
could not u n derstand—"O r w ith your
Money ba< h for first bottle if nut »cited. All dealenu
great w h ite God we shall meet.”
He watched her silhouette. She
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moved nw ay from hint, s lig h tly tow ard
the c liffs and nearer to the pass. Pres
e n tly he saw her reach to the ground
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and pick up a sm all branch, d e lib e r
Try Olive Tar
In h a le i t to Boothe th ro a t
a te ly b reaking It In her hands
It
and nasal passages. H ub on arch
snapped w ith r loud crack. The
and cheat to relieve congestion.
T a k e in te rn a lly to stop coughing and
guards below suddenly straightened
rem ove in fla m m a tio n fro m tis s u ts o f
and moved It a rur. to w a rd the s il
th ro a t and lunga.
houette. Tbg w h ite man moved pain
■ a i t A BUCHI,
fu lly fo rw a rd . M oonflre had seen T l-
■ •w York
Hl-W nnsl. She was ru n n in g to w a rd
the c liffs In ord e r th a t he m ight es
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cape th rough the pass.
The w h ite man stopped, speechless.
With Luminous Balls
T he pass was le ft unguarded, hut s till
I t looked ut first lik e n Jubilee cele
he did not move. He saw the fo rm o f
T i-Ill-W a n s l s ta rt slow ly o ve r the b ra tio n o f some kind, us flare a fte r
edge. A moment o f breathless silence Hare streaked the n ig h t horlxon o f
Van t'o rtlu u d t Park g o lf course, New
and she had sta rte d the Journey Into
the valley. A few seconds lu te r the York city.
Hut these rocket lik e streaks were
sound o f slip p in g rocks was heard, fol
lowed by a d u ll thud In the valley be n othing oth er than “ lu m in ou s" g e lf
low. The w h ite man burled his face balls being trie d out by th e ir Inventor,
M. J. Hloomer. scientist o f t ’olum hln
in his bunds.
“ Oh, G o d !" he cried. “ T I-B I Wansl I un ive rsity. These lum inous hulls keep
th e ir lig h t fo r ten m inutes a fte r be
TI-H I-W n s i! " S low ly he dragged him
se lf to the ledge as M onntlre and the ing hit from the lee, and thus, w ith
the aid o f e le ctric lig h ts over the
guards retu rn e d Io the pass.
greens, the night becomes as ila y to
" W ith the great w h ile God we shall
meet, T l III WansL In I lls grove o f the In sa tiate golfer. Sportsmen now
p ic tu re a d d itio n a l possib ilitie s
fo r
w h isp e ring pines.''
T he sound o f slip p in g rock echoed n ig h t g o lf w ith the aid o f tills h a ll and
Illu m in a tio n o f lee tings h.v em ploying
through the valley below. T he w a r
the piercing rays o l the now p o p ular
rlo rs around the cam pfire looked si
le n lly up and drew th e ir b lankets neon lig h t which can he seen lit great
distance am i through fog, m ist and
closer about them.
A lig h t w ind
smoke.
sprang up from the west and breathed
In Ids experim ents w ith the lu m i
a song among the pine cones.
nous bull. M r Hloomer drove o ff e ig h t
hulls from the firs t lee and located all
Waves of Electricity
o f them w ith in six m inutes.
L ik e
huge glow worm s they nestled nmong
Revealed by Accident grass, le a f nnd tree fa r down the fa ir
W ireless telegraphy Is another ex ways nnd In the rough.
am ple o f accidental discovery o r In
venflon. P robably most persons know
W hen You Feel a Cold Coming On.
th a t w ireless messages are sent by T a k e L a x a tiv e B R O M O Q U IN IN E T a b
mentis o f waves o f e le c tric ity that
le ts to w o rk off th e C old nnd to f o r t if y
th e s ystem a g n ln a t nn e t t n r k o f O rin
tra v e l th ro u g h space, a lthough they
o r In flu e n z a . 30c.— A dv.
may not know Just how th is Is nceotn
pllshed.
These waves were dlscov
R o m a n c e s o f In d u s tr y
ered h.v a s cie n tist through n il unex
More
than (kt subjects Involved In
peeled happening In Ills la b o ra to ry
the rom a n tic tusk o f ta kin g wealth
lie possesseil tw o pieces o f e le ctrica l
from underground t r a depleted In a
apparatus, know n ns leyden Jars,
series o f m otion p ictu re s prepared by
which were charged w ith e le c tric ity
the bureau o f tulnee, says Popular
One whs u n in te n tio n a lly discharged
and Im m e d ia te ly the o ther one neross M echanics Magazine, ami elaborate
the room discharged Its e lf w ith a equipm ent. In clu d in g portable lig h tin g
fa c ilitie s th a l fu rn is h l2.iNMt.iMgtcandle-
sharp erack nnd h rlllla n t spark.
T h is set the scie n tist th in k in g along power, lias been devised for the task.
One o f the Illu m in a tin g u n its Is a
unaccustomed lines, and he concluded
huge searchlight somewhat lik e (ha t
th a t there tnust have been some kin d
used on airplan e lauding fields. F ifty
o f wave, s ltn lln r to th a t o f lig h t nr
tru n k s o f lig h tin g appnralus are em
sound, yet In v is ib le and Inaudible.
ployed. In film in g the "S to ry o f Cop
Iiasslng fro m the one Jar to the o ther
p e r" many o f the reel» were taken
O f course. II was a big step fro m th is
8.IMMJ feet below the surface.
sim ple exp e rim e n t to s present-day
w ireless In s ta lla tio n on hoard a huge
F i n a n c i a l F lu c t u a t io n s
ocean lin e r, hut II was the very first
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nnd necessnry step 'o the discovery
o f w ireless te le g ra p h y.— W ashington
Star.
T h e Touch of Jade
T o the O rie n ta l It Is not the nppear
anee o f Jade w hich possesses the
greatest charm , hut Its eel to the
hand.
Here Is opened a whole new
realm o f a p p re c ia tio n unknow n to us
In the West. T h is de lig h t Io the sense
o f touch Is called " In n ." w hich means
"s o ft, lik e m orning dew or gentle
r a in :
Il also means an elegant,
glossy surface. It Is a q u a lity w ill h
corresponds Io harm ony In sound to
grnee In m ovement. II Is Iso defined
as ’wen.' w arm and sm ooth lik e the
flesh o f a c h ild ; again ns Then ml
fine and close, lik e the te x tu re of a
de lica te s ilk fa b ric .“
It Is thia pe
c u lia r q u a lity o f Jade fo r w hich II has
been ..Hist prized In China. Many an
d e n i piece« o f Jade, s u rv iv in g In our
day, tire n e ith e r Inscribed t < r deeoral
ed. Cut »m ootlily In h e n u llfttl shapes
they f u lfill th is m a jo r requirem ent of
the Chinese.—Cleveland P lain Dealer
R o b e rta
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Roberta, age fo u r, had been told
by her g ra n d m o th e r she w ould wear
her tongue out I f she d id not stop
ta lk in g n<t much. Coming In one day
fro n t playing. H ie c h ild e xcitedly told
ta-r g ra ndm other th a t she had lust
seen a woman who hud worn tier
tongue out.
G ra ltiltiio lh e r asked her how she
-oultl te ll nnd she s a id ; “ T he woman
was ta lk in g on her fingers."
G ran d m o th e r flg in e d out th a t the
lit t le g irl had seen goine deaf and
dum b |ierxon.
A
L a r g e B u s in e s s
O ld Lady (m eeting sa ilo r on court
tr y road) —Sir. do you know my son
la ck, In the navy?
S a ilo r— W hich sh ip Is he serving In f
(»Id Lnd.v— W h a t! A re there It» » )
M ontreal S lu r,
"M r. F e n th e rg lll says he never
knows exa ctly how much he Is w o rth ."
“ O f course, he doesn't " replied Miss
Cayenne. “ I lls w ife plays bridge."
A w ife Is the m ilkin g o f her h
h a n d —hut the Job Is seldom s a tls f
lo ry to n il pa rtie s concerned.
S to p C oughing
T h * m o re you r o u « h th e w o rs e you feel-
anil th e m o re In fla m e d y o u r th ro n t a n il
lu n u e become. G iv e them a chance ta
heal.
b o s c h e e ’s Syrup
ha« been g iv in g r e lie f fo r s lx ty -n n s
y e a r» T r y It. 10,• and M e t a t t le « H ,,y
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