The Morning herald., 1878-08-10
"what III iyyooal yyooal going diai to do vithhs. sir,"

eWhat IRE you going to DO withfs' nrT
inquired John. ,lsNaIao NHoT rs lIim d
sThat thought was crossing my nina at
Inc iAoriisnt; !" replied VMr.. aRahdOlphbsfI
ean,scaresiy, imagine FIRST, must try
and discover who hss fs lost a child I'M shial \
part Of the country and eby that means
esndsasor TO Ana the parsnttss Of Thy Npoor
little creature. sfjs ia yiasqo7a b1e ''D' no
"And suppose you can't find them them r. e.
suggested John. sne, d, mgov Iaytyor /
"Then I suppose I shall have 10 adopt
hsras ny Idaashssr, " replied MF, Rsn,e
ao,,h ava .... Won stof
0a.sBut YOU YOU arsss IS not married, Sir" ssid
r. .c,o.o..,.,.,-,t.-,, "a a.,,qag Ins7ia as
.ra.tAna never aulilssly sesoss H..
Mr. Randolph, upon whose mind Dame tho
memory of one he loved swhoph had Rasssefddt A.
away from earth, and left him alonsly man
:" ave must not anticipate, he ooptiuusa'r
.To. morrow own may bring the parents Of this
, noor nSr h cch; eto Yiohf " aaASa@ - lyuaqroc
" When Mpa daylieh, M GIT came me Mr.. RaHdofph
| found that be bad wandered q g4eaa, sa n
of the road, and the san was we'll up ere
he gained the cabin at thee4edge Of the
forest. 1t was inhabited by an old hpptsra tlyfs
by che name ot Hseibtysltt Hs Egaysu4sstd
Randolph hearty welcome3 tand was hosi
long; in preparing ahot breakfast
"Well, never heard Of such apthing
before, "said stubbs, looking, nj. The child.
with curiosity. ''rhery's no one living
within twenty miles Of this place, and 4
can't imagine how she tcahie TO nbe in the
wood. Old, Bill Smoots' u cabin ~ good
twenty miles from here, ailil Il u4Dan 4D'a'a Neal is
| stem miles froml i'm, and hatslail the-peo-.
pie there are this side the Stat line.
Neither Bill nor Dan are n lii'aatrrgied, arg and its
passing strange where that ,oung one came
/ from" s.a
s4 ',I.wisa yots &oS,n tafss'a riae through
the forsst,h y s,'ld Mf RaatSiph+ W snbbs.
.Take the whole day to search for some
person claiming 'this child. I will, remain
here until youti return" and he placed =
piece of gold in tue hunters palIp. s.g.
/ TIC s4is 5eys 100 affaatsg av among
The trees In the west when Bin Stu bbs re-
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turned to his cabin. nqot
@'Tm afraid youth have to fathsrzthat
young one," he exclaimed, addressing Mr..
7RandolpA "rvs 0)ffEHHa5s 0)ffEHHa5s4 nearly forty
miles to-day, and can hear nothing OF any
body who has lost q child. Perhaps she
has been lost purposly." ..ss
| ,, Mr.. Randolph looked serious. Such an
I idea had not before occurred to him, but
from the moment he heard the words ol
the old hantershs mehtaIy vowed that h'
would adopt the child if her parents were
not discovered. u 5g iA4e aoa soi
| Seventeen years later, and Madge Ran
dolph, as the founding was denominated
ilhad become the'reigaing belle OF the towr
i uI.AL1.W aoi!o3l2J ".'.' ,..,,,,
Mr.. Randolph haa occasion to make .
trip to the State of Durango in Mexico
and for that purpose joined a party q
IgHadsTs who ~sfs starting ftqpE NJ FHlnldepend'
Eence. Van the nspe we're vsla4kned, !, and
mad much expefishcs in Indian AghtAing
SO they felt pretty much at ease on"tha'
ssore.w \ 4w ySgEg ia
\ H. After two wesksa travel beyond Smoky
Hill Fork, they came upon q camp d
i Sioux IndianswhS hsaIa white wot tnsn. ii
tbSndage..S Several 81 Tie traders offered te
purchase her freedom, but she was the wifi
of chief who refused TO any propositioni
/ involving her leaving him. The poo'
I creature seemed particularly dssiirous1 i lo
entering into, conversation with her coun
trymsn,, but the Indians radelyi thrust d he'
back when she implored to be taken bacl
to civilized life. N'l a., 1''-' . ...,.. 49,. GI-
/ That afternoon the Indians broke VI
their camp and went westward. Th'
traders had doubled their offers to tn
\ Indians, but they would not release lthsi
captive. The same night when the trader
were in camp, they were suddenly aroused
il by the sound Of approaching horse heof
coming at rapid gailop. i2A 8 few elsa moments
later and the woman whose freedom the.
had been trying to obtain, sprsng from
pony,t exclaiming:-- q cd, tE 4.l.5f,, iIoW =,
II :.Forr Heavens sake, my eonntymen
!. do not give me up, Ihays escaped BY
they will soon be after me. = ..t,,9't ln@@
The traders instantly held y council
! The savapes outnumbered them twenty t.
Id one; there was no hopslof making % suo
| cessful resistance. u fa9jn, sd. dlts 81