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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1932,

CALL of the WEST

CHAPTER XXII

- ÁV R. G. MONTGOMERY

Donn lct the big roan take his hand. Dona caught herself up and marry Dudley.

The Spanish girl sat down and folded her hands.

"You live hero with your par euts? Dont asked.

own course. She was suddenly short. She had no right to criti te was he e corral when she aware that the reason she did not cize. He had never by the slightest rode up. Dud.oy tried to look m want to marry Dudley Winters was word pledged himself. Still she though he had been waiting a long because she did not love him. The had not thought of him as a man time for her but Malloy spolten rush of mingled feelings that had who would amuro himself with such this by calling to him. i just pul almost awopt aalde her control a girl as the one who had just ed the saddle off your bucksk... when she faced Stanley Black had stopped outside.

you want to ride again this evening been a revelation to her. One thing

Her hostosa returned with a pit- let me know and I'll run in another made it caster for her to think of her and aginsa. Dona drank horse. Horses that come in after marrying Dudley. That was the deeply and gratefully. "Thank four are turned out to graze." The fact that Stanley obviously did not you," she murmured.

tall corral boas urinned wickedly share her feelings. He could not

as he spoke.

Dudley did not reply to this but possibly have acted so cool and con-

faced Dona. "Looks as though we trolled if he cared for her.

both overstayed a little." The roan, left to his own devices,

- Dona smiled sweetly. "You'll took a short cut that led straight

"With my father. He works for have to improve, Dud, or I'll take to the camp. Dona was not aware of this until they entered a little the timber company." A wide smile up golf."

Io grinned in relief. "I have a clearing at the lower, edge of which spread over the testures of the girl.

real excuse but I was afraid it atood a neat log cabin. Trees."I know many boys at the camp. shaded the place and made it an in-

"What is your name?" Dona ask- would sound phoney. I made a lot viting picture. Suddenly the girl ed absently. The glove on the floor of headway to-day.

beside the cot held her attention "I'm glad you did but I'm afraid realized that sho was hot and thirsty. She pulled the roan to a

you'll have to give up your prow in spite of horself. halt at the open door of the cabin.

for a while." fing in the hills and play domestic Here was a chance to get a drink.

At the tap of her quirt on the door moulding, a woman's voice an swered. A second later a dark eyed Spanish girl appeared at the door. She had seen Dona

ap proaching and had made a hnaty attempt to toss aside neveral arti cice that lay about. Dona smiled.

"Could I beg a drink of water?" "Yos. Misa. Will you come in- side and rest 7" The hiltle Spanish girl was very attractive and her voice was alluringly soft.

noticed Dona's eyes on the glove, "Rosa Trujillo." The Spunish girl

They mounted the steps to the With a blush she picked it up and put it on a little stand. "The hand- main building and Denn crossed to sume cowboy forgot his glove," she her father's room. Asner was all

ting up and greeted her with a "The handsome cowboy from smile that held much of his old Blind River?" Dona prompted. vigor.

Roun nodded. From Blind "Just as I expected! You two River, yes. The cowboys come from would desert an old man." Blind River over the hill trail.”

said naively,

*Do many of them cumo this way?"

"Not many now. Only one, Trouble comic with the timber com- Dany." Rosa cxplained.

Dona ruse. "I am very thankful for the drink and for the rest," she said smilingly.

Roun lepped to the door with her. You come back sometime?"

Donu stepped inside and sank Into the chair offered her. The cabin had two rooms, one a ki -chan and living room, and the other 11 bedroom with two cots. Everything was clean and neatly she invited.. arranged. A bright shawl bung from the image of a dancing girl occupying a little shelf in une rur Ber. Buna could feel the romantic atmosphere of the place and sho settled back with a sigh.

"You rifle far?" the Spanish girl asked. Her wide, dark eyes fastened on Dona's riding and trousers,

“Not so far, but I'm thirsty just the sums" Dona wel the dark eyes and decided that the little senorita whs as attractive as any

* maid from old Seville.

"Thanks, I. don't think I'll be up in the hills much longer." Dona walked to her horse and swange into the saddle slowly.

HOLA WRVd to, nor as the made away and Doan replied with a wide trail the roan frotted, eager to be Down the swing of her quiet,

back at the corral.

w

Dona Intighed a tight little laugh as he thought back over the events of the afternoon. Some guiding hand ratst have held her when she WIN Tare 10 Eh with Stand:7 Black. He was just another cow-

"1 go for water. Excusa please!" The girl hoved and vanished out boy who took his fun where he found of a back door.

Dona sat looking curiously about, An object caught her eye and heid

it. No doubt he was amusing him- self at the expence of little "Rosa's innocence, playing the handsorne caballero but rely to ride away

it. It was a buckskin glove nef when he got ready.

am must toyboy's wear. The right The mug iverenzed his pacu and love. Dona's eyes Borrowed and broke out into the clearing above a queer stub that migm bave at the eamp. Don resolved that she jealousy went through her heart. would play the game and go She remembered Out banky Buc. fhrimph with her brain. She had worm no plove on his, right would drive, down to sam Boar's

"We'll make up for it by pester- ing you all day to-morrow," Dona promised

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.

She went to her room and began a shame to keep me from showing get mady for the trip to Denn's. up this bunch of roughnecka."

"I'm afraid something will hop- Dudley was busy in ass room, The door was upen and she could hear pen to upset him, Dud. He's an old him splashing and spluttering as he man and we have to think of hin

first." Dona was suddenly cager washed op,

Bona delayed as long as possible. to, be away from Folly Mountain. in her room and when she camo Something had snapped the bond that held her. She would not have out Dudley greeted her with lourish. He struck a grim pose. admitted that it was a cowboy's "Young lady, it is almost five right-hand glove. She still believ- o'clock. Just for that you will wait ed Stanley Black would do as he said about Ball, but that did not and have dinter here with mol"

Donu agreed readily enough. She seem to, matter so much now.

"Well, in that light, I guess you had suddenly discovered that she was hungry. They walked over to win," Dudley grinned and began a the dining cabin and entered. A healthy attack upon the sicak. crowd of timber men were eating' The man who had charge of the noisily. The table woman led them company garage was leaving after the having finished hia meal, Dona to a small table aside from crowd and they sat down. The beckoned him to the table. "Have noisy banter of the men died at my roadster at the main building in half an hour," she said. Sha their arrival.

"I wonder if Dad will be able to accompanied the words with A travel to-morrow?" Dona spoke al smile. most to herself.

The mechanic nodded and walked Dudley an. Dona's eyes mot Dudley's and on fine they both smiled.

(To be continued).

"What's your hurry?" countered. "I'm getting with my sleuthing and it would bo

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