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Door was the center of an immense mob of warriors who danced around the war post which had been plant- cd in the council-place.

The grim face of Do-iic-lio-ga- wi-h was alight. with the joy of bat’.- tle.

“Behold, O my son." lie called to nre, "the warriors of the Eight Clans are with us. Our brothers of the Turtle, Beaver, Bear and Wolf, and

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measure of fame because of my re- cent adventure in his company.

We marched rapidly. For three diiys we averaged thirty miles a. day, and each day, when we camped, I practiced with the snow-shoes on some level bit of ground, learning 110w to walk without catching the points and tripping myself.

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C-iiadiii» (dill 4nd “m. Aylmcr. Om. tures as Ta-wzui-nc-zirs told liim of‘ wind, it descended like a vast, cu- ‘be Gardens of Ontario’ Quebm. and Bn-n-xb columbl-‘L V. _ .’ the message of Marjory. A look of veloping blanket, coldly damp. _ “f c t c cold hatred accentuated tlic grim- strangling the breath, blinding ‘the .~ . ness of the hooked nose and high eyes, numbing the muscles. ‘ E E 7 l cheekboiies. We struggled along against it. un- 3 .... ——— “The French dog D_c veulic is til we came to a hillside scattered | ' wenried of Ga-ba-no," lie rasped. with large boulders. I-Icre we halted . Thls handy TOIIIBIO S "He liud liud enough of the red and built shelters for ourselves by Juice Sih-ainer {Gr

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maiden. Now lic craves the white. Yes, it is well that my red nephew z id my white son should go against this man who knows no laws to curb his lust. I charge you, do not spare h.in.“

"We will iiot spare hini,“ I prorii- isi-tl.

“Good! It shall be as you ask. COflZlPl‘ shall guide inc to the Dooiri trail. How many warriors arc to go with you?"

roofing the boulders with pine sap- lings we hacked do\vn with toma- hitwks. Under these, with fires roaring at our feet, we made shift to resist. the cold.

The snow fell for the better part. of two days, so thickly as to preclude traveling, and during that time we dared not stir from shelter, except to collect firewood. In the evening of the second day the storm passed, and the stars shone out in a sky

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uiitil we have begun our attack," he snicl. "If you must move without us, rely upon fllglit, for you cannot hope to succeed by fglitiug."

Our party mustered at dawn the

In addition to tlicii‘ clothing and weapons cucli mun also carried two lciigtliy cuntrivances of wood, with hide strips laid across them. “What are they for?“ I asked, as iTél-lvilll-INP-HPS presented me with a {pair and slioivcrl inc how to fasten

shoes. But the Otter and other warriors went: to considerable pains to help me, picking out the easiest courses to follow quick with hint or advice to remedy my ignorance. I

k J next morning. It consisted of become proficient enough to travel

Bums!" d; solicitor ' ‘ twenty , utalivurt young Seneca 817 the mil f)! m9 column. 51311011811 “Mixing it up with crockery Wlll- Wolves, each man selected by Tn- my companions could never march

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The wilderness which was trav- ersed by the Doom ‘Trail was de- serted because of the universal In- dian fear of the False Faces. Ta- wiin-ne-ars and I discussed this point as we neared the forbidden

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Garner ln producing television pict-lwas also Pﬂsslble- he 5nd- t° build ' ures of sufficient dimensions to filkcombincd Sﬂlmd and 513m “Cellini a ten-foot screen." loutfit in a small highboy type 01 He added that while a picture fourivﬂblllel» or five feet square would be suitable; _ ‘ for the average assembly room. it conoded while

Two errand-boys was felt that two-feet would be siiffi- . . I t, d [he clently large for the home, with the-gang m different d rec ans’ m‘

day's march from and well to the northwest of the goal. ‘The he gathered the warriors about him as they mustered for the trail.

“Soon, O my brothers," he said in the musical, cadenccd Seneca dialect which I was beginning to take

being considered large. In addition, the picture could be viewed only by, looking through a. lens in the receiv- er, appearing to actuate itself far back ln_the set. Now, with the screen and with aid of suitable len- sas pictures can be “proJectedP Dr. Garner said that the improved meth-

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"O my brothers, we are going in- to the Wood of Evil, the haunt of tlu- False Faces, which is the breed- ing place of all the wickedness that brands the Keepers of the Doom Trail. You will face much that is horrible. You will be threatened with spells and witchcraft. But I ask you to remember that my broth- cr, O-te-tl-an-l, and I have passed through all such perils without harm-

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"Yo-hay," muttered the warriors ln gutturol assent. "We will keep our liearm strong, O ‘Pa-wan-ne- 8V8."

Their faces were more serious than before, but they exhibited no signs of fear.

(To be Continued)

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