Upon the instant, the young Indian who had been trailing him, sprang forward, seized the renegade by the throat and hurled him into the pool. "Grace, my darling!" he cried, taking the girl in his strong grasp and drawing her away. "Jack! You!" she cried. "Then you are Young Elk?" "No; he is my friend. He it was who found you here in the village, and told me, and none too soon. I have sought you in many places. The Indian boy who gave your father the letter forged by Walden confessed that the villain had taken you to some tribe far away, and I began my search. I went from tribe to tribe, finding you not, and at last met Young Elk, whose life I saved. He went with me from village to village, making inquiries, and here at last he found you. But what has become of that scoundrel?" "The strong current must have carried him into yonder cave," said Grace. "The Indians say the stream never issues forth after leaving the light." "Then the scoundrel has met his just reward for all his crimes," said Jack. "Come, I have found you, and now we will return, never to be parted again." It is needless to say that Grace's parents were overjoyed at her safe return, and on the appointed day Jack and Grace became man and wife. FAME AND FORTUNE WEEKLY NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 4, 1921. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS Single Copies Postage Free .07 Cents One Copy Three Months " " .90 Cents One Copy Six Months " " $1.75 One Copy One Year " " 3.50 HOW TO SEND MONEY--At our risk send P. O. Money Order, Check or Registered Letter; remittances in any other way are at your risk. We accept Postage Stamps the same as cash. When sending silver wrap the Coin in a separate piece of paper to avoid cutting the envelope. Write your name and address plainly. Address letters to HARRY E. WOLFF, Publisher 166 West 23d St., New York ITEMS OF INTEREST GETS FOUR BEARS. Albert Forney of White Rapids, Wis., shot four bears recently. While out hunting he discovered a cub in what proved to be a winter den. He shot the cub and brought the mother charging down upon him. Another shot finished her. Forney then dispatched the two remaining cubs. Father Bruin escaped by flight. CARRIED AN ARSENAL. Hilary Smith of Brooklyn was sent to jail the other day for six months and fined $35 on charges of carrying concealed weapons, drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Smith, who said he was a longshoreman, carried three big revolvers, three razors, two dirk knives, 200 rounds of ammunition, a marked deck of cards, a pair of loaded dice and two half pints of whisky. He was arrested at the Union Station, Washington, D. C., by detectives, who noticed the bulges in his clothing. "I was getting along all right in New York and Brooklyn," he said in court, "until those cops up there got too inquisitive and I had to leave. Just the same I am a harmless man." WILD DOG ATTACKS MAN.