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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1932.

CALL of the WEST

BEGIN HERE TODAY

VR. G. MONTGOMERY

STAN HALL Kedun ARPER LELO Dono 'beut and kissed him, building she sank down and gave

check for cattle interests, Belo says he will

"You're not an old fellow, Dad!

Elimber king of crooked talke #1 of haring men shot win try to check up on he activities. Ball ways he is maklik And, as your nurso, it's my duty to present it in person. Um leaving Delas take care of you. Is there any office all unven DONA, Asper's daughter, thing, you want?" - from kidnappers, Learning bername, he teile ber ha ↳ STANLEY BLACK and "pilpe AWAY.

"Not a thing. You're not to bother about me. I'm going to sleep DUDLEY WINTERS loves Dons. Ite res to make Aaper give up the wild des like a spruce log tonight. Won't of going to Three Ilivers and running wako up a single time." Asper him. They Bnda manhunt in progre with closed his eyes and settled back Hail an the objective. Auper badly wounded against the pillows,

uy the company property. Dona goes with

ambrush but cannot be kept ls bed.

Dadley produces a mazziego, certifexte that they had been prevented, from

using by

"Well, then-good night." Dona Danie's being unsure of herwell. They sell took her father's hand and gave it Anouncement, while in for food, tea final squeeze.

Auper they are married. Hall overhears thiệ

caught by BWERDIN, Aner's timber bas.

who have been a lekiling ngure in the hont Dudley caught her arm and led wat te laken to a cabin while werkin gore her from the room. Outside the girl

herself up to her emotions. A shad-| owy form on the hillside caused her to make an effort at control. A man was coming toward her. She could sce that ho was tall and slender. With a little gasp Donn fled around the corner.

She did not want to return to hor room no she wandered down to the corral. There she found Malloy, silently smoking á eigarette and gaz- ing out into the night. He nodded to her but did not speak. Dona climbed up beside him and sat with her chin in her hands. She wanted

to ask the allent cowboy a question.

OL TO KRIM a mob for n hynching. 11haited. Noiselessly she closed the t was on the tip of her tongue i

surprissa" kia captor and exempel.

CHAPTER XVIII.

door behind her.

"' move my things to your:

"You can't do that!"

when a man came running down the hill.

Malloy did not make a move to

approaching man was evidently very excited. A flure of moonlight splashing through the uncut spruce

The moon had flooded the very room," Dudley spoke with a tone get down from his perch though the last patch of timber on the upper of mastery he had never dared use renches of Folly Mountain. Dudley before, stood on the bottom alep and look- cd up at Donu. His handsome mouth had widened in a smile of indulgence. Donn could not see his eyes because of the shadows but

"You know we're not married," she was sure they held a flickering Deth Blushed. "We will have to go banter at her hesitancy. After all, down to Sell: Doby's nil fired Sam Dona had publicly announced that Dean before we can be married." she was his wife. And she was a "I never thought you'd stick for modern girl-the slender, active beauty who could, ride, piny tennis all that bank!" Dudley was begin-ear what the boss anys?" he and swim, yet who could grace álning to be impatient. Juxurious easy chair with fantaliz-. ing lungour.

"Why not?" Dudicy demanded.revented their hurried visitor. Swer- gin, hntless and angry. was ap- "We're married, arent we?"

proaching.

"Well, you know it now!" Sho jeould not keep an edge from her "Ilates to give up her freedom," | voice, Dudley thought to himself.

"Get out the men. Saddle up all the horses!" he shouted.

Malloy did not move but he did give a shrill whistle that brought two men from the shadow of a wall.

drawled.

The men scattered to rouse the rest of the camp. Swergin haltedj efore the two on the fence. "Got

"AR right. We'll drive down down from there and get busy on

"I won't give up!" Dona told her-there to-night."

hem horses !" Swergin bellowed.

self, but sho nrose and allowout. You know I won't leave Dad." He did not seem to see Dona.

Dudley to slip an arm around her.

"We must stop in and see Dud," The girl felt

she said aloud.

[Kround.

she was

gaining Malloy slid from his porch into the corral. Wild excitement broke Men ran about saddling up

Dudley gave her a little squeeze "You won't be able to put this while Swergin shouted orders. Ball

but Donn pulled away from him.

They found Asper awake and ap- parently waiting for them. should think you love birds would he freezing!" he greeted them.

lover," Dudley warned her.

Buna took a step toward him. ""Dud, please be good to me! I know I'm a little fool but I want everything to be right. You will, won't you?"

"We've been watching the moon uncover.Folly Mountain," Dona suldi in a low voice and her worda sounded strangely tight.

"Just a bit of night nir," Dudley grinned.

"Well, run along now. It's getting me to get some sleep." Asper's oyes

late. Time for an old fellow like

held a hint of molature.

He frowned sulkily. "I'm the fool, I guess," he growled and turned on his heel.

and visited the camp and was close uso his rifle, in. Every man was The bandit was to be run down. Dana sat watching the picture. Sho wished the hunters luck but she did not move to join them. Why she could not have told.

The corrals were a swirl of dust.

Riders galloped out through the open gate and thundered up the slope. Swergin was the last to go.

Dont watched him go to his

Duna had not climbed down from room. He shut the door with a snap the fence. Now she looked about and did not look back. She alghed and saw, with a start, that Malloy and again slipped out into the moonlight. In the shelter of the gain seated beside her, smok

ing calmly. leberry brush at the end of the

MOONLIGHT, a picturesque

mountain camp, a pretty girl and a dashing cowboy. With such romantic elements of course there's a love story in "Call of the West" by R. G. Montgomery. There's adventure and excitement too in this thrilling new serial.

"Why didn't you go?" she de- manded.

-

"There's enough men up in that serub timber to capture an army--

| It alone one man," Malloy swered, blowing a ring of smoke out from under his wide hat,

"If you don't want to be loyal and help run this murderer why don't you quit?” Dona spoke sharply.

"I reckon as how I will quit one of these days. Yoя, soon as I get

QURA

square with this outfit I'll haul my freight," Malloy drawled.

"If my father owes you anything you can get it at once," Dona flared.

"Inim to collect when I get rendy," Malloy's grin was wide and ho tossed the butt of his cigarette far from hm. It lay there glowing in the dew-drenched grass.

me?" Dona demanded. Her ques

"Will you saddle my roan for

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