The advocate., May 17, 1930, Page 4, Image 8

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IM .rS T K A T K 1 > K K A T U ItK S K lT IO N -
TH E DARK KNIGHT
May 17. 11*30
• ' ulk Hollín loiiK UiHiminr la sur» lo
I 'oiitim ird I nuil !'«(«■ O nr
¡■ nnilidri quicklv UlotrrÜIMlv
[ V In tlm lr rigarci
Wurtl ra rn rd Illa
Noi U bll ol U “ Ihn .»dni.t '» U t
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11 UM h a m boon fu lly a h m « h m oil nainr of 'M a ia la Mbruibu " I. p
W evc IUM cot a d a 'r together to-
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lit Hull'« a l l *
■'
m orning he **iw over the blow
riui W ings of Hie l a g le. ' for having
Inn le it took lo Ina »uiu i - . . n > oo»h
of a hill a tail Roudaneae «.»Idler .Uioe accom plished the Journey from
l a u n bnnt doublr (or a -nooiul th ru
II
bank im a w av b arrlv In mim to m b *
bearing Clordon Bennett s y a ch t flag Khn|»ete to Lukutigu In one day
o strzliiv.' il» IK u UPC rout « h id Hod
K-'llv
Insisted on acooinpanvliiii lleh liul nun and ant ride of “ One distan ce of forty m iles, over a a c a r l-
laun ched
Rod ( o H i . Sw am p Hilt. N e w of l.rm u i-stam rd
mule,
vlioar s ilv e r 1 «otile and fatigu in g road.
B v no»- R od's opponent « a » u al- who Rod « a i. and of hi* senaallonal .
nad preceded linn
Men 'rap p in g « shone Ill the bright su n .| W ard found the tribesm en rtio In­
nntly slow ing up. Rod danced Ught- vlctorv
ly In and out. ostentatiously . re- crowded around his table an xiou s to waa 111* friend. Stan ley, attired In In- |mblt Hie ra ta ra e t region to be e a ie -
tenduii! to o*' trying to land .1 ouneli meet hln
lam ou s A frican coutume
|p.« and Indolent brings, a raiglltto n
in L.atro s oodv
Suddenly lie shot | None of the Federal agent* whom
KXillow tng him were his personal which was undoutMgdly due to the
his left han d with daralm g speed at Rod rec.igi.u eo were in sigh! but he
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I at.-o s solar-plexu s.
Iu vo lu tu u iih supposed hat tlirv » ere scattered I x,' ,v *m a. So m alis » n il tlieli curious rn ervatlu g tropical sun.
lie woultl
th e other fighter dropped both arm * around .h . u lacr a* various tab'es braided w aistcoats and
white ropes. , mnp
tliem gatlw re .1 In grtmtai
in an ctfort hi evade the dangerous Rod uatteo hi- breast
w litre re- Hien cam e Z a iu d w iU .
with
tlielr lr the m arket nlare or In (lie door-
blow
W hen he thus relaxed hi* Doaed u n*e-:i the gold iirolubitl.m i
.
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gu ard Rod sent over a fast right to badge g iv e r him bv the agent W olf
"
i*
“ ' “ '"u niH on , ,.,y g ,,f n ,e ir huts basking In the
»nd
as
Lahro
staggered
l
ad
not
ab
sen
ted
vet,
v>
R
.al
m
erely
Mlu*
gun*,
stalw
art
Soudanese
j
Mm
m
e
livelong
.lav,
and
it was with
th e
taw
and a:
«ooded
couta. th e g re a te st d iffic u lty tim i he cou ld
a wav. leaped a fte r him an d «ent a n ­ rdered a m ea foi him self u u Kellv > Ulu , . with dark
other crushing blow to h is head
HOD’S SH A R K O F T IO HM L IF T S heir rifle* on th eir packs und in I louse them to the slightest exertion
when he needed th eir aid in the
L a ts c ’s eves «lazed
His body
I work of an r\|iedltUm.
majored in the middle, then his knees and for * w hile
the attention* bodlr*.
Z a iu lb a rl porter» bearing | w h ile , t Bwende lie m arveled »I
crum pled
He tum bled to the floor showered *»n Rod bv m anv >1 :ua
on his face, w here he lay inert, ob­ suddenly acoutred adm irers m ade him non-bound boxe« of am m un ition . 1 the display of eopprr necklet* and
viously knocked out.
to
which
were fastened axes a m !:*« * ring* and bracelets bv the dark
forget his miroos« in coiuliu? to he
T h e spectators went a ild
Seat Swamp* Hut
shove’
the whole m aking a m ar- tin n e d beauties on mark« t day*
1 hey were * rry fond o f having W ant
cushions. h ats
new spapers
came
flvU iT th ro . ghS n ,enm r 'lrH the rW rn’c , D anceri w w «"e OOlWied «ouu«. vrlou* picture of the new order Huit •ketch them in the fullness o f their
ÎL '“ “ m
unt W
" ? |iP e' fmd
. ? ? b-en
' .m , ?pm£
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the distant
So u lh lan d
tidornment and they would wait with
began
u ie ? um
u n i icces*«rv
u i.v a r v co
count
w n hen
en |4st
ln (i,e r ” uU
c I I «rt
o n come
th e s e to marche-.
.1 ,- young
it was m ushed K e lly and K lin g w e re , ,nd wlth wonder rrHeeled on t h e 1
" ’" ‘'I Kng the utmost p a líe m e their turn to
in the ring dancin g around like two l¿ 'h m * * 'which h xd happened to ' liiiii i
‘ ‘ i h ^ T p i 'in r . pose
L a te r he learned th at the copper
m aniac* so th at Rod had to bull ^
hls lH, , kPt
g rca t admlSÍTlon t £ a w r i "
aw ay from them in order to d rag ¡
o ackave o f bill* reoresenUng HI h ^ t ^ ¿ f » ? ^ i M I tr e n itii skill « , that they displayed *o lavishly form -
Latzo. who wa> still um onst toils. to n mht s c a m in a s to the am ount ol ! « m luram e and the white man who
o rigin ally jiart o f the copper tu lx
had . ........................
I m - c ii s tu r ic i .........................
over thè tuli»
hia F i corner
e n iv -tx nU
thousand
lie whet*
,i.. ■ I n shoot '.» •^ elephant
rl. i hum or
. .. buffalo
buffalo or
or " that
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r a few m inutes such o a n d e -; tw
rpQllpstpd
,u r t m do
w llai-
h
tur thè steam er th at was bemg |>ut
m oniuin reigned Uiat rxiltce inter- K |,,K. ltiu 1 glven nim the money lie — ------------------------------------------------- tngethrr ut I^opoldvllle lt a m x 'a rc t
tere nee w as required lo restare the ¡ had ounted it with unbellevtii* e>e»
-| to|d VIHJ ,
th at thè p o rto li ha.i round in e cop-
,°: ? e r dragged
H Ju b Hli“ Rod
« ‘i i to
.* “ £ his
■ ! lutlp
A11 Ulw
»or
lor QU, hud
, ,lr h „ - A-id k now
'd V lll ? ‘»
L « n S iiiiig p rr Il vrry rn tlcln g metili and th ry
h a lf led. hah
n < htl:v , dld7-
,t t „ „ Hi-
e d | ,m
|,.,i
iluul
t>e«n cxi-erdlngly nnxlous lo vlew
I want a
dressin g room where he prom ptly h u „ „ n a g e -
I liquor to
|lt* lustre Iti o iiju n r t lo ii w llh tlielr
.«•Orate mv victory
HlU ! l * rk coinplrxions
S ,*“ B o v n^ w h atkád «ock w hat 1» s o c k '"
K ,' n', sn ‘ llw ' broadly
Su re. K id I »uppose vo u v e got It It.
| Me II. i U cih ] krcnlg thè muny con-
hi» exulted a> he did a little n o s t r o 4*nd I v f K° f ,nv i u t out of it nl- du m p ?’’
Woll «'lrt,|lg em otkm s that ta lIu>«si tllrtll-
’ « h e s tu thè llvrs of Illese savages,
around the room m eanw hile lunging n iáV 1 n rn'tv - h i «“ g raii.l "vou ‘ niude "to
N° l ÍOr U"" " kP'
p lavfu llv at K ellv and at an yth in g r n * t ln ,“n ,> ,,x grand vou made to- narlrd
night Is not a drop In the bucket to|
"Oho! So you're afra id of me '■ * u y c l one moment by a ttiirst fur
else he could And
I * « si and Indulgimi In thè tmat hor-
what
Votili
m
ake
when
m u get '<> lie ''h . M 'stet Woll ’ lt<«l taunted,
K e llv made Rod lie oil the tu b ­
p x . r.ble otgtes, yet tliey m ay next la-
| "Aw
v o ir e
c ia z v ! '
Wolf
bing table while he went over him cham pion
" I ve been kliu la thinking I want claim ed
Then hls eyes grew h ard
. T
with .swift nands.
to
get
out
ot
l
i
t
gam
e
Mr
K
im
«
."!"L
iq
u
o
r
a
w
n
-
high
In
mv
p
lace..
O K K id ? "
I u n t lo u r d o n T a g e H o r n
Rod
had
told
him.
"bu
t
all
this
and
I
don't
like
no
squawks
when
the
Rod looked up with a happy -mile
monev sort of changes mv mind
! bill ornes
It you w ant some tx»o/c
“ You b e te h a!" he elacu lated
w ant to go back out ln M ontana for ! It'll cost vou A lly buck* a quart 1
a while a n v w a v "
S till w ant some s u c k e r ? '.
A FE D ER A L AG EN T
"T h a i's O K " K lin g had assured
W ith a-t air of pretended reck less-,
T here was a perem ptory knock at
h eartily
You deserve a good n e s s Res' grew out Hie thick bundle
th e door
K lin g did not w ant to '>e olnt
rest,
m
v
boy
W
hile
vou
re
gone
"
I
bill*
Iron
tils pocket
K elly
disturbed
nudged him warntuglv
but he Ig­
¡M l c.gjk up a good m atch for vou
"W haddvu w a n t?" he shouted
nored
K
el'v.
and
waved
the
money
In
a
tune-un
m
m
b
r
for
tjie
cham
p,
"O pen the door! I w ant to see the
since you're bound to get Ih r next WoU s face
C o w b o y!" a voice returned.
a u a . cay » •
"T lia t's lake with me and I've got
U nw illingly K lin g opened the door I Aglit with him a fter the wav • ou the
•huh - _
a..««» kair a c
money ui pay for It." he cried.
litan«
T ile C h ie f of the
Fed eral agents licked Latzo.'
O rm i« w ill n » « i* i i i i i l ilu
Rod was rem em bering tills, ahd
check ' manned woll oa m'
• • i U w x n I a ir . t - t - - I
strode in
Seein g Rod. he went to j tryin
•••«i
fe~t>
M
«a
onr- I r - c I I
-trixle
aw
av
he
would
him and shook his hand heartily. . . . _ g „ to decide
.. . w . hat
.
..............
.... do.
.
• • »«ip« Mt«
Hn H
As h r pa.ss«-d a n rarbv table, a man
mum I A T V . • i i * • • vtiry lA f iV J
■ G re a t tight
K id ." he enngratu- ! » hp" K f ‘ ‘ v
hlS ,U ,n U o n ti* e k ap parently drunk aru sr unsteadily
I w hich h e it « k m « MMMM
U m w |
la ted
G lad vou won
Are vou all *
.
ll+rn. âf U
ik«M ! r
set." he looked
around the room 1
r.x< J* n,'pd
cautiously “ for to n ig h t?"
(th at tough looking bird glvui us tlie
( 'uiitinaed un r a g e F igh t
"S u re . Rod told him
Soon ss i . «bee-over
get mv clothes on "
R O I 1 M .I F F S T H E W OLF
W h a ts all th is? " K lin g dem anded! Rod looked up and Into the lecr-
suspiciouslv
If vou think vou can m g eves of Wol? wl o s t o o d .lm n t a .il-
get mv boy aw av from me voi m ight lately garbed In an expensive tiixi-do.
as well forget It
I got a contract ] staring at him with a puzzled air
on him and
) "I
did give vou credit for having
"Aw. wa t a second, brother." the some s e n s e ” he growled
at
Rod.
Federal agent
adm onished a* he 1 "b u t vou ve eith er got a lot o f guts
flipped hls coat to display hls gold or no b r a in s ''
governm ent badge
" I s the Cowboy in trouble? " K lin g
I C
C
Q u ic k
A fric a n J u n g le L i f e
( '»minut'd Krom P j . r I hre*
W
Summer C O LD S
l| K e m n rk n h lc In te rp re ta tio n s o f
HAND M A D C o rn
T A Ì
tV V
H
IT U R IL
NATURAL
HUMAN HAIR H«(
' M il ■•oinro. Con
Relief
f r o m a n y C o ld
Sore Thro at,
Headache
or
Othci Pain
D
ON’T
t f r lt
a
“ allght coltl"
—
lillh t ly ?
Th «- t liiu M itt fu i t o f a
« u t m iir i
c o ltl c a ii c M n ily
d t 'V iln u
in t* » tla n ic c ro u A H in « *?* i f i t c g l n l i H l
A f a b le t «»r tw u *»f H a y n A n p i r in
w i l l e b r r k a c u ld a « * | U U k l> a * I t
c a m r.
A m i y u u w i l l u*?l in t im « ! ia t o
r v l l r f f r o n » I h r h c a tU c h c ( h a t k w m
w it h i t
I f th «*rr*A a m i r r t h io a t ,
to o , c ru n h 2 la b lv ta in 4 table»«|itM Hi«
«•f w a t r r , a m ! K 'a iic lr .
Th o > «' w ho
h n v e !«•«* n ie « ! tb o t f U r
v a lu r o f
H a y c r A d ' i u n a n * n r v e r w it h o u t
i t in a n y »e a a urt o f I h r v c a r.
I t 'n
a lw a v x re a d y t o r e lb ve m u «ia « h« i ,
m u r i tu *, n r u r a l i f i a , a m ) u 1* h i k lia t
o f « c K n
a m ! n a in « : » r e
p ro v rn
d ir e c t iu n » in eacn pa> ka>*«* (• e n u in o
It a y e i
A - p H in d«H*»* n o t d e p re s ji
tb e h e a rt.
L v rry
d ru ^ a tu rc » h a «
t h « if e f t u in r .
BAYER
ASPIRIN
T H F
H t O H I M
apiirarltig every » re k ln Dir
I I X t ’M T ftA T m
» » ^
S F IT T O N
m
e i
A k k i N T n u a m N o .
K D U C A T IO N A L
AN I) F N T V JIT A 1 N IN O
Ih r» acid ta »nur fum i of In
form ation about Ih r Negro
group.
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H U M A H I A H A IR C O .
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A A M
A A
SAYS! TANLAC
WITHOUT EQUAL FOR
STOMACH AND LIVER
TROUBLES
R a rw C iv * I R t m a rlu M « f niioryem ent
T a n la c m a y se e m m ir a c u lo u s in
i t s a c tio n to m i l l i o n s w h o ended
s to m a c h , l i v e r and k id n e y t r o u b le s
a s w e ll a s r h e u m a t is m , p a in s in
t h e b a c k , s id e s , j o i n t s and m u s c le s
frr,m Ha « i »«* — but th#* tru th in trm ry
dr# p of Tanlac ¡ a a ntronir potent mn«fl-
«ir.o w h ilF rruznt «»»her r«‘m^«lio*i n r* wnak
ar.<t lo«>ffortive. Mru. B. Ficcord, a n jrna
w i«h many fe a rs' **p c n 'n < », ¡n one who
b u rh t to know. She aafs, " I n 10 y»arn ar-
|t|v»? n u rp in f have found Tantao without
(an eo'aal aa a rc rn rily fo r n'ornach and
JI v* r tr«4«ibleit( nod I can r r rt A ln ljr pr<»m-
In r pe«zple %rund»»rfu! r r »ilt* in view of
my lo r.* n*p*rie« < e w ith thin medicine. I
ha«J dtornuch troublrn fo r y^ar*», could wet
scarcely a n y tiiin ir v K h o u t sufTerlna, never
any »rn>«*tite, alwaya nervo«i» arid ru n ­
down I*.ft a« noon ,-ia I l>~firan '1 anloe it
started »o build n<e r i* h t up. A il ntomar-h
troubles were rtiUted and never any pain,
d ifftre n o r *«-«■» since. «Vow I eat « very-
t ill, i' V. ¡Hi perf«" ’ afety " «Many "|uif«*nt
ti
0
make
ir» « / ’«n ip t you to buy them but r»'mem­
ber '»anlac h a H E A L niedkine that
herbs Its claim s w ith a guarantee De
so t accept a «u fo ti* 1»«*- At a ll diuxaista.
fW F M U ID
BY
S T
iS
At Change
of Life
“ Before takitn: Lydia E.
P in k h a m s Vegetable ('o m -
poiind I suffercil front fcitris in
my back and sides. I « a s ner­
vous, atlicd all over and bad
to stay in bed for days at a time.
A friend told me about the
Com pound. A s soon as I took
die first bottle I began to feel
like a new woman. It has im­
proved rny health greatly and
I cannot say too much about
it. I ain (flad o f the honor to
recom m endittocvery w o m an ."
M n, Amwuld (iiiodum, Rome
Box 2 i, A utauxaiillc, Ala.
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W A V1N K
C i m m > A N I T
"
»m l
und
r i'in o v o
e v e ry
• » in « * o f « li i i i d r u f r .
Th e
< jl’ l-
N I N K T O N I ! , lo op«'|| I h e fio re a
«*• th e R e n ile o li» In W A V T N K
I I A I K H K K H H IN M ; « u n p e lle t i'H le
» n lo th e a< a lp
. . p ro m o t e n« w
m « » w ill . . . u m l tu n k e y o i
h a ir ,
f r o m ru o ta to « »n il, H l r iila h t u m l
lo v e ly .
A f y o u r « Iru a t rln t 'e 2 ke
o r l»y m u ll f r o m T b e llo y f l M u ta
('«».. H it n iln a h n m , \ I.»
i nu ado
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RACE
< »r
W ee k!
• i a h t k Im i o f Hull* hr« "oilin' a m i
llii* H a lil k Im i o f s|iuni|M»o u n ii
Vou Gonn« Need This
Man Jesus On Vour Bond7'
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t u o n ili
ne xt
H o i« b n o M*« r e l h I m o i I l i m i .
I l - « h i tu p i y a n u it ( e r o f ii» ilt iu ili« *
Nof since Rev. Gaies preached
Dead Cat On the Line" has he
delivered two such ih rillin g
sermons as » » »
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next
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b e a u t if u l
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Ml y
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