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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1932.

CALL of the WEST

BEGIN HERB TO-DAY

BY R. G. MONTGOMERY

Stan Bell, an went for cattle interests,

farm Arper Deld in his office. Ballace in had apparently ridden out sing swung the

light quirt that hung at Dela of having mes shot who are sent out ply to bring her back. If there had her wrist, With a wicked snap she to check hi imbering activitie

apparent danger she falashed Riven, Dailys be la making personal been any

Three

out with it and struck

the check, The

check, Delo suza ha will gezonkila se thas might have gone back with him Swergin across Ball does not make the chick.

Upon leaving Deio's office, Ball save but his attitude seemed unreason-rawhido lashes on the quirt loft. girl from kidnappers, she proves

purple walts across his wind-har-

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bable.

name be ella her ha in Banier Black and

allpe Rway,

to go to Three Rivers attd gel Delo to come

Delo's daughter, Donk When Bail Journs her Swargin sensed her objection. ¡doned skin.

"You heard those shots?"

Swergin did not move a muscle Dudley Winters, In love with Dons, as Dona auddenly remembered the but his eyes hardened. Slowly his back. Dons goes with him and at their rifle shots and nodded. She was lips pulled into a grin. "You're n Brat stop Budley produces marriage llence all angry but she wanted to know little hell-cat when you can't have and urges Dons to mostry him, arguing that

your way," he said slowly. Dela will not go on a manhunt K, they do. Who had done the shooting. Done barely mire the marriage by meeting "I came upon Ball. He was trail-

Dudley, who had stepped back nt boss, trine to make Unes lay in carsp. She with lead." Swergin's lips twisted to Swergin'e stirrup. "What have At the ramp, Bergin, Asper's timber ing you. We had a little argument Dona's sudden action, crowded close allps away from men he be ordered to watch into a halfanari. bar and ride. The sees her father attacked

you been up to?" he flared. "Did you hit him?" Donn asked

Dall on his way to Three Rivers,

and abot Ewergin comen to her rescue.

Dudley and Swargin both warm her not to

eagerly, her anger forgotten for the

rida luna sa Ball will attack ber as he has her father. Dona prose out again and when Accond. she starts back finda thu in followed.

CHAPTER XIL

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Swergin bent low and his grin "I must have winged him. He vanished. "If you had any brains went out of the picture right now, or any aand you'd watch this kid Next time I'll drill him clean." and keep her out of the timber. Swergin's Ittle eyes lighted up I ought to plant one right on your pretty nose! You need something queerly.

to bring you around."

As the realization came to Dona that she was not armed she set, her spurs deep into the roan's "We'll have to go back and find flanks. Sho would give her pur wanted to see Bail and this seemed him," Dona spoke her decision. Sho suer a race ho would remember: a flue ebance to capture him. The roan flattened his cars and

"I'm taking you back to camp. leaped away. Dona did not try to guide his powerful stride ner did Then I'll came out and finish the sho pull in on his bit. Her lips job I started." Swergin pulled up were parted and her eyes sparkled on the roan's head and made as if

to start toward camp.

with the zest of the run.

.

Down through the young spruce the roan thundered,, his steel-ahod Dona's anger flared up again. hoofa showering loose stones from "We're going to bring that man the trail. Dona could hear her purin You act as though I were in- suer racing along through the ses competent or a child." With a ond-growth timber on her left. He

jerk she freed the roan's head and was riding a good horas because set him back in his hind feet. the roan was sprinting at a terrific speed but was not pulling away.

Swergin leaned far out of his ddle and with one huge arm The rider on the left edged swept Dona clear of her saddlo. abend, then suddenly burst from With the ather band he cut the j cover and out in upon Donn. As he run smartly across the hips with swung to grip her bridle reins she his saddle quirt. The horne, snort- gave a gasp of surprise. The rider ed and leaped away and Dona found was Ginter Swergin and he was herself swept to the saddle in front! plainly angry. Dona felt a flush of of Swergin.

colour mount into her checks as she met his eyes. What right had, he to stop her?

Ifer struggles did not disturb his solid balance in the least. Grimly he pushed his horse down the trail while Dona choked down her wrath you and kept silent. There was little snap-se in arguing with the big timber

Swergin pulled the roan to panting halt. "Didn't I tell not to ride out of camp?" he ped.

"Just when did you start giving me orders? Dona was suddenly

very angry.

Swergin jerked the roun's head up. "I'm taking you back to camp," he stated grimly.

"You are not! I am returning to camp when I get ready."

Dona's temper was roused. Swer

boss.

They rode into camp and up to the wide porch in front of the main building. Dudley came running down the steps as he saw them cum- ing. He held up his arma to Donn but she alid to the ground unna- aisted. Like a flush she whirled upon her uninvited rescuer. Her blue eyes blazed black and ale

but he was too angry to speak. Dudley opened his mouth twice

Dona pulled him back.

"We're going inside, Dud. I'll settle with this fellow later."

AWAY

Swergin bowed and rode without any trace of concern. Dona unable to control herself, burst out, "He acts as though he owned the works at Three Rivers!"

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"I would have taken a punch at,ture the outlaw but he packed me him but he has been of service to home," Dona explained briefly. you and your father," Dudley gila- "I ngreo with him. From now ned. "Boy, you're A knockout on you stay in camp!" Dudley tried

to appear masterful. She held Dudley away with one Swergin--no" Dona when you're mad, D

Dona halted just inside and door. "And you get the same answer na turned and hand while she smoothed her wind-walked to her father's room. ruffled hair with the other. Her

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anger vanished rapidly and she Asper was awake and vory rest- joined Dudley's laugh..

less. Ho greeted Dona with a "I guess I'll have to take it all question as the entered. "Havo back and be nice to him. But tho they get Ball yet?"

"No, Dad, but Swergin wounded way he bosses me around makes me furious. We owe him so much I him and is on his way right now to will have to take it, I guess. I'm bring him in." Dona patted her sorry I alapped him,"

father's hand and pushed him gen- fly down on his pillow. "Remember what the doctor told you-no get. around until he says so!" ting, into a fret and so moving

"Slapped?" Dudley screwed his mouth into comical twist. "Don't ever slap me!"

"It didn't even make him flinch." "What was the beginning of all this?" Dudley demanded.

"Swergin caught our bad mau, Ball, trailing me and wounded him, I wanted to stay and help him cap-

"Hang the doctor! If Ball isn't brought in within the next 48 hours I'll get up and go after him my- self. I have & score to settle with

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