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THE CAPTAIN OF THE KANSAS

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tbegTTr proving conclusively that theywere visible to the unseen enemy Graywhipped forth the revolver and firedtwice The second time a shriek ofpain told that Ue bad bit one of theirassailants The two reports made adeafening din in that place of echoes

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They appeared to stir the Indians into-a perfect frenzy and It was evidentby the sounds that the islanders badnot much liberty of movement thenarrow strips of land they occupied onboth sides of the gorge

Elsie caught some significant splash ¬

ing behind herThey are swimming toward the ca ¬

noesr she screamedTelling Suarez to pull for all he was

worth Gray clambered to the stem of-

tha boat Jind emptied the revolver atwhat he tint to be tIle biacl beads ofthe swimmers

Quick Load It again he saidand Elsie obeyed with a nimblenessand certainty that were amazing

The American fired three more shotsbefore he was satisfied that the canoeswere untenanted and not cut adriftThey were now leaving the pandemo-nium

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behind and Elsie bethinking herself of the dog freed him from thatmost objectionable muzzle ixsv forth-with awoke the welkin with tis up-

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but although the girl strainedher ears for some answering hall shecould detect nothing beyond the bawl-Ing of Indians at each other across thenarrow creek and the repeated echoesoftlKj dogs barking

About this time Gray began to sus ¬

pect that the tide was bearing themonward at a remarkable rate Theywere being Impelled toward an un ¬

known destination with the silence andgathering speed of a mill race

An expert engineer though his workmay have little to do with sea or riv-er

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cannot fall to accumulate a store oftheoretical knowledge ns to the proper-ties

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and limitations of water In mo¬

tion Gray knew that the quickenedimpulse of the stream arose from thetidal force exerted In a channel whichgradually lessened its width The boatwas traveling at sea level Thereforethere could be neither rapids nor cata-ract

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in front but the steady rush ofthe current now plainly audible couldnot be accounted for simply by the ef-

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of the tide to gain a passagethrough a mere byway as the boatwas now nearly half a mite from theestuary and the velocity of the cur¬

rent was increasing each momentWe must endeavor to reach the

bank and hold on to the brunches of atree he shouted In Spanish Downwith your heads until the boat strikesand then try to lay hold of something

There was no time for explanationHe seized an oar A powerful stroke

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Cheer up Miss Maxwell said he

swung the boats nose round Bychance he used the starboard oar Allunknowing he spun a coin for life ordeath and life won They crashedthrough some drooping foliage nnd ranInto a crumbling bank Gray unship-ped

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the oar and jammed It straightdown It stuck between stones at adepth of three feet and the lifeboat-was held fast for the time The ca ¬

noes hurtledagainst each other butwere swept tJside Instantly When thenoise ceasC they plainly heard theswirl of the water In their new en-

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it had the uncanny and sin ¬

ister hiss of some monstrous snake

coollyEverybody happy Gray demanded I

I amElsie

clinging to a tree trunk an-

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Bully for you Make fast with apiece of rope But be careful to pro¬

vide a slipknot in case we have tosheer off In a hurry Can you managethat

Quite wellElsie was fully aware that the lead-

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of the expedition bad gone fromher She was not sorry It was In

Istrong hands Suarez too scoured astout branch and passed a rope aroundIt

Now silence and listen said GrayThey soon detected a curiously sub-

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clamor from the inner recesses ofthe cleft At first almost indistinguish-able

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it gradually assumed the peculiarattribute of immense volumes of dis-tant

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sound and filled the ear to the ex-

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of all else It waslike nothingany of them had heard before Now Itrecalled the roar ofva mighty waterfalland again Its strange melody broughtmemories of a river In Good But thedominant note was the grinding noise-of innumerable millstones It cowedthem nil Even the dog was cfraiJ

Guess we tied up Just in time ex-

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Gray feeling the need ofspeech A little sob answered himElsie was beginning to admit the sheerhopelessness of her undertaking

Now cheer up Miss Maxwell saidbe All the water that Is going Inmustcornc out by the same road At

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the vfrst we can skate back the waywecaine and take our chance But itwill soon be broad daylight and Illanssrer for it that If Captain Coartenay is yet alive he to not between usand tbe month of the Inlet or be would

I have contrived some sort of racket tolet ns know his whereabouts Now I

j propose that our friend in tIle bors bej asked to shin up the cliff and prospecta bit He ought to kuv how to crawl

j through this undergrowth Fifty feetI higher be will be able to see some disj tanccn

Suarez was very reluctant to leaveI the boat but the American adopted ai short cut in the argument offering himI the alternative of climbing ashore ort of being thrown overboard-

SoI the Argentine adopted the lessI hazardous method and climbed to the

bank A splash and a scramble and aslight exclamation from Elsie told thatthe dog hail followed Soon the swish

Iof leaves and the crackling of rottenwood ceased Suarra might le out ofIearshot or merely bluing for a Hue In-

tendIng lo return vih news of rj im-

passable precipice There was a crumbof comfort in the absence of the ter-rier

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Joey would either go on or come-backI to them at once

Gray felt that the girl was too heart-broken

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to talk lie listened to therhythmi chorus of that witchescaldron in the heart of the defile andwatched the gray light slowly etcbiuga pith through the trees uutj it touch-ed

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the fast running water vith ashimmer of silver

Neither or them knew how long theyremained there At last a straining-and creaking of the boat warned themthat the water level was rising and theropes needed readjusting It was nowpossible to cee that Elsie had madefast tot fallen tree Its branches werelocked among the gnarled roots of thelowermost growth above high water-mark Already there was a distinctlessening in the pace of the currentand ray fantiinl that the distant rum-ble

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was softer It would not be manyminutes before the neighboring rockswere covered High tide he knew wasat Cir a in lie forbore to look athis watch lest the girl should note hisaction That would Imply the utter I

abandonment of hopeIt might be that his mluJ was too

taken up with the weird influences ofthe hour or that Elsies senses werestung to a superhuman pitch Be thatas It may it was she who sprang toher feet all aquiver with agitation

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Do you hear she whispered andher hand clutched Grays shoulder with

I an energy which set hIs heart beatinghigh He did not answer He hadheard no unusual sound but he wasnot without faith in her

There site panted again Some-one is hailing Some one cried ElsieI am sure of it

Guess youd better toot Arthur onthe off chance said Gray

Almost the last thing she remember-ed

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was the sound of her own wildscream There came back to her astronger shout and the bark of a dogShe had a blurred consciousness of awhole troop of men scrambling dowfithe choked ravine of glad questions-and joyous answers of a delirious dogleaping on board and yelping staccatoassurances that everything was allright in a most wonderful world Thenshe found heself In Courtennys armsand heard him say in a rapture of de-

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I owe my life to you dear heartThat Is the wonder of It No need totell me you ran away from the ship-I know One kiss Elsie then fullspeed ahead for the Kansas By theLord to Jhlnk of Ityou here at tbevery gate of the inferno Well onemore kiss Yes it is I none other andfit as a fiddle Never got a scratchThere now I really must seethe crewWe must be ready for the turn of thetide

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HENRY RAYSOR C P T AOCALA FLA-

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NOTICE-Of Final Settlement and DischargeNotice is hereby given that on the

first day of December A D 1909 theundersigned as administrator of theestate of John Kinsler deceased willpresent my accounts and voucher toHon Joseph Bell judge of probate athis office In Ocala Florida and willmake by final settlement as such ad ¬

ministrator and will apply for dis ¬

charge as administrator of said estateGeorge Giles

As Administrator of the Estate ofJohn Kinsler

October 14th 1908

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter

I4888 Laws of Florida

Xotlce is hereby given that B E Raysor purchaser of tax certificates Nos162 163 164 dated the 3rd day of June-A D 1907 has filed said certificates Inmy office and has made application-for tax deed to issue in accordance-with law Said certificates embrace-the following described property sit ¬

uated in Marion county Florida towit Com 1153 chs s of ne cor ofnw4 of nw sec 26 tp 13 r 21 thence-w 415 ft n 210 ft e 415 ft s 210 ft alsocom 432 f ft n of sw cor of nw4 sec26 tp 13 s r 21 e thence n 464 ft e 1020-

ft s 464 ft w 1020 ft and also com180 ½ chs s of now cor of sw sec 26tp 13 r 21 thence s 316 chs e 632 chs-n 316 chs w 632 chs less those partsredeemed The said land being assess-ed

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at the date of the Issuance of suchcertificates in the name of RichardWoodward R S Wlnny AndersonJones Unless said certificates shallbe redeemed according to law taxdeed will Issue thereon on the 20th dayof August A D 1909

Witness my officail signature andseal this the 16th day of July A D1909 S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion Co Fla

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section Scf Chap ¬

ter 4888 Laws of FloridaNotice is hereby given than AlluhWood purchaser of tax certificate No734 dated the 1st day of July A D1901 has filed said certificate in myoffice and has made application fortax deed to issue in accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-in Marion county Florida towit 8chs n and s on s side of nw4 of nw4sec 18 tp 14 s r 21 e The said land Ibeing assessed at the date of the Is-

suance¬

of such certificate In the nameof unknown Unless said certificateshall be redeemed according to lawtax deed will Issue thereon on the22rd day of July A D 1909

Witness my official signature andseal this the 19th day of June A D1909 S SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court of Marion Co Fla

NOTICE-

Of Final Settlement and DischargeNotice is hereby given that on the

19th day of January A D 1910 theundersigned as administratrix dc bonlsnon of the estate of Mary Conyersdeceased will present my final accountand vouchers to the Honorable JosephBell judge of probate In and for Ma-rion county Florida at his office inOcala and will make my final settle ¬

ment and will apply for final discharge-as administratrix Joanna Lewis 1

As Administratrix de bonis non of J

the estate of Mary Conyers de-

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Dated Citra Fla July 16th 1909

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap-ter 4888 Laws of Florida

Notice is hereby given that L OBooher purchaser of tax certificateNo 537 dated the 3rd day of June AD 1907 has filed said certificate in myoffice and has made application fortax deed to Issue In accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-in Marion county Florida towitCom 131 chs s of ne cor of SanchezGrant tp 15 s r 22 e thence w 25chs n 10 chs e 25 chs s 10 chs25acres The said land being assessedat the date of the issuance of suchcertificate in the name of A A VeaLUnless said certificate shall be re ¬

deemed according to law tax deed willissue thereon on the 18th day of JulyA D 190-

9Witness my official signature andseal this the 14th day of June A D1909 S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court of Marion Co Fla

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FORTax Deed Under Section 8 of Chap ¬

ter 4888 Laws of FloridaNotice is hereby given that W O

Brewer purchaser of tax certificateXo 402 dated the 3rd day of June AD 1907 has tiled said certificate In myoffice and has made application fortax deed to issue in accordance withlaw Said certificate embraces thefollowing described property situated-In Marion county Florida towit

Iw of ne4 and ny of se4 sec 6 tp15 s r 18 e The said land being as-

sessed¬

at the date of the issuance ofsuch certificate in the name of Wekiwa Naval Stores Co Unless saidcertificate shall be redeemed accord ¬

ing to law tax deed will issue there-on

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on the 23rd day of July A D 1909

Witness my official signature andseal this the 19th day of June A D1909 S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court of Marion Co Fla

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