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The Riddle

By JEAN 3.

‘...’Bowa.shali'-wa-yiiotbodoorbo-

.hre any of the others could speak “Chuck it, Maloolmi" ex- "You mi

claimed corneille wrathrully. .can't go of! like that

es. “we must stop him

George Loftus; and then Oynthio/I messed. “Go after hlrinnloorneilla. em, rim, ml

;'Ihere's something witong.

of the

Riderless Horse

CYRIL CASALIS

tho obsltr-uctiou.

i1 graven in

But he did not care. he was teIr- -bound in the glare ‘ of the

'ing at his coat in the darkness.

.last he had got it. As he rushed out into the dim: night, hurrying foot- "0 . V , H Thm And the next moment. as both .Loituss voice rani; Out: Gwen. bcnksot the rivers rangto life, and back!" There rollowed me pone, swn-me: down

'a shout from Corneille: "Malcolm. objective, ying e don't be a fool!" But Malcolm was imperative call of intuition, glanced behind him. That slight movement vlhizued

‘steps sounded in the pascge.

Green, come

stopping for no one.

Through the

At 'I‘om—Lei‘t-Ha-nd I "

Maloolni, , obe pom

orchard he raced, past the stable, “veg his me_ A great’ ‘mm

and over the flat rocks towards the

past khotlo. The natives’ path-—that was sending nfin

the best way.

He scrambled down the narrow track. caught at the old tree that overhung it, and swung imsel! down

held his breath. Above the roar

ice “’I‘ake that. you swinel" It was the voice of Geo unrecognizable. as were

mks above him out wildly. But Malcolm,

Q coming straight for the path he had taken. They had been watching him, then; they were after him; and now ii was ii race indeed, for they were

of the

close behind. _ Through the soaking grass

khollo, he tore, towards the 5

Every other sound was dro

If they were still be in time. above his head. water

keeping his feet rather maintiiiiiing his speed, and as

With never a backwar ran, full out, down the valley.

RACE IN THE RAIN

The rocks at last, ‘scrambling through them,

Fear gripped at hu heart that the

of the bank, that fear

BOW

The force of the made him concentrate on

he emerged on the other side. soaked to the waist, he fancied he could "«‘é‘.§‘.‘ .:?:“:i..“§:..£i".i*.:% he Malcolm mm

glance he “me_

and he was

down the river bank.

And f ailed.

cartri e he had brought. The

9 one shot fired first.

ler§,a.ndb0a.t.u .wai-ehelds ll- 91'!

t. Malcolin gasped in .utterr horror.

on their

e Loftus. rage- distorted features. He made one the last few feet on to the ground desperate, pitiable effort to give the below. In that momentry pause lac ow}; ¢a_11_ men A-ohm, chaugil out!" he sh ted, d ed t

me flooded spruir. mine roonsteps Malcolm wii.‘i’."cienuii“e’.‘i nsis. hittigg rounded the 341013;,

look

badly shaken, was ready for him. He dodged twice. and Loftus, carried away by the impetus of his second blow, slipped and rolled headlong

Channing and Tom had just . su en r o . r.%**°*:.:“ ”‘f..*”°‘i ““i.°'ii.“°m “X by lis thunder: but a wild exultation leap‘ down fgroni ,1, us ey ha siirueci ihrough him as he sped on. chasing him like thin. it inc-ant. surely. that he must Without a pause ‘he plunged into the torrent, his coat

e rock on which they had stood, and had started running along the bank, when the rolling form or mftus met them. It caiaght Chgfigihigaéifll in the chest , an sent or over back- with the precious pistol. held high wards’ For 3 Second hflgbody seemgd poised over the river's brink. then it rolled in, and was swept away like 018“ On a leaf by the torrent.

Malcolm heaird another shout be- hind him. Corneille was racing dc-wn the'bank. stripping off his coat as . Mar- ako leap into the river at the same then the Very light

.

Malcolm fumbled with his coat. searching desperately for the sgara low

slipping mas fie lg: our him, an overwhelm. and stumbling, but still, running. cofmrfg hum ‘fins fiawufisfifimg “wumes ._ were concentrated on that one sim- noise he made might warn the D19 task. If he was to make a fool Smuzfiiersi then as he trained the ‘DD of himself he must at least get that led th s seem to

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mighty roar of the flooded river bursting in on him. and he knew that no one, low down on the river bank. could hear him above that deafening tumult. But he might be seen: and crouching law, he ran the ‘last 50 yards of his mad race. Soak- ed to the skin, gasping for breath. he was at last behind his rock. his Very pistol clutched in his hand. strain ng his eyes into the darknes, and certain. now that the race was over. that he had come too late. Lowering clouds covered the sky and the darlmes was almost impen- etrable. He could just discern the lines of the racing waters below him. but there was no movement, no sign. to tell him whether he was in time.

But suddenlv a new sound reached his straining ears—a, sharp metallic noise: and it come from behind him. He gflnnraili overuhisoshoulder grid saw, or e frac on a secon _ a -- dark shape just discernible against gm’ he mmwmd’ ihe sky at the point where, a minute

9890. he himself had scrambled over the rocks. His pursuers were hot on his tracks. Teri seconds. he thought and they would be on him.

But even as that thought flashed through his brain, an unforgettable sound sent his heart pounding against his ribs; it was the rocket- like whirr that had heralded the coming of the smugglers’ boat on the niziht before. He was not too lale—-but he had only nine seconds’ mace. With the certainty of im- -peridiriz action. he was suddenly cool and collected. He held his pistol at the ready. and slowly and deliber- ately oounied oil’ the seconds.

“One. two. three——"

And on the water below. a deeper shadow swung from the bank and swept out into the torrent.

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fired; and as the blazing light som- ed into the sky. limpse of a struggling mass bel0W

and across the river a big gang of non-descript natives was encircled by a cordon of police

“buy. where—where are Corneille and Maraika?"

rondavel. Every quiet nlthoigh the sunshine was

last, night? He must know at once.

carted me up here."

hemair came in.

commain ed. "You must not think of ttng u .”

Tgfen, without lnquir

felt, or seeing that he 0 order to return to bed. the old man

to im. a world-shattering event.

, gourd

-sugar helping to give

Ithcit min (1: my form of u.

| ‘During hot weather then. or 'don’s wait for heat cramp: to warn , _y that your claim have lost too

the I H! of at];

.m nuhigiiizorwa mum

A89 before he reloaded; then he he caught one

im. Tom was overpowered at last.

“Smut work." Malcolm muttered.

And then he crumpled up behind

EEVELATIONS I-lie woke to find himself in his thing was strangely

“A fair knock-out I must have “I wonder who

the door opened. and Ad- boy," he

Then

“Get 1: to bed, my

how he ed the

n to talk excitedly of what was. (To be Continued)

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HE ‘FUNNY ?AR'|' 011 IT is HE DID LEAVE HIS -nous-r AT HOME !

By George McMaIl

U 50: THOUGHT I'D DROP I w ,,.ow-MA66,E-i IN AND SEE V IN-LAWS‘ as Hl?3Di.i"?'-AY=E *

V NAME QEMEMQEQ- TO I=|ND YOU YOU HADN’T

.1-A- 1—H.g, .5 My KS |N- CALLED WHEN

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“BEFORE WE FIGI-IT ISHALL HAVE MORE SPINACH JUICE

AH‘ I WAS JUST PASSING

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each drink of water you take to prevent heat cram-pa. Laborers, mechanics, farmers. and ‘white- ollar' workers whose work causes .hem to sweat profusely, are in danger of having the amount of salt in their tissues so reduced that they may develop heat cramps." I am quoting from Weekly Health Massage Iowa. state Department of Health.

What are the symptoms of heat cram '1 There is pain in abdo- mina muscles, headache. and sometimu and vomiting. The temperature remains at normal and there is no increase in tin pulse rate which shows that 3 acute abdominal condition such as appendicitis is present. "Body salt losses occur without the knowledge of the individual until the amount of salt in the tissues is so in below normal that the abdominal muscles give warning in the form of cramps.

In some factorial and office: tablets containing about a quarter- teupoonful of salt (iii grains )are placed beside the drinking fountain and 5. tablet taken with each drink of water. sometimes . tablet con- taining cult and sugar is used, the ener .

"workmen whose duties much muscular exertion shou be especially careful to add more than the usual amount of salt to what they eat or drink."

Milk is I good source of out and will help make up for the ion or salt due to re lration. me body as an ounce and

have what is popularly “stomach flu" tug‘ "summer flu” but the fact that 0 pain in in the muscles only and ,there in no rise in temperature or pulse rain snow: Ram) in not due to

vii-n you are irrimuing freely,

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TILLIE THE TOILER‘-——.-

SHE LOST THREE RUBBEIL9 OF BRIDGE HA HA! LXK" HERE LAST NIGHT AND ISN'T SPEAKIN'TO ANY- %MES THAT POMPOJS‘ BODY TODAY! HA HA! YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN HEJL SAIL CUT OF TH'RDOM--

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EVEN SCORE!

OLE SIMPLETON WHO WAS TRYiN' TO MAKE SUCH A HIT WITH THAT RED-HEADED GIN. YES- TERDAY -—

By Edwina’

OH, UH? - - — ALL R-IGHT -- BUT Bl‘. CARE- FUL! STAY NEAR TH’

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SHAME ON YOU AT ATIME LIKE THIS... | RE’S A GIRL WITH I-I|M~.|T . IKE MARILYN SM..NO IT

GEL! \Y/OJLDN'T YOU THINK THEY'° WANNA GO’ swimiviiu‘-— ’STEADDA JUST SITTIN'THERE on TH’ PORCH ?---

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