The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-07-16
THEJUDGE AND THE REPORTER
Why the Law Was Too Htsa and Alto
 geihet Too Rroiess .on4i

SNNttS' ASN 'eAN
 Some tue ase when lasiee Gr1ddic ma> ; andidaic toI sers.e,>. he wen, around. accompanied hN a neWspapei epuesp"ndeo: lud madea ampie,e an sass of his distftst. fhe Judge dld nat believe that new ~papei> .,s edas ,tot> "efc s,s, e>-f,4l ..}d paatHe4 .Nci tbe fIme. ,nte,ot gone. ~hcn ar..ar> lri ttr pen Fte. lin~e4of.= hcasusldcfrd aA s..ed ldeA fe ..,kt as :. eet..a,,sa ,,l,a hm. .5 seuns man a ho had fgpIe> n s..Nll.... H h. reports. that ,ilr s itca Judge made ! htiiitan. >pec5h Il sasf .at -ast place, ,nd ihA, ihc pevFie were cnthu- siA,tleAlIy Hooking te hi> support
 .'Ny yauaA i4cud the Judge weald >anetimss remark, ..uru >paprfs ~aoald have uofe d,enei> tle> .,e ;oa icEaf.i- les> ai people. teelipEs .'n ai,.ad that journalism e..n never become hikh aH3 f1rn:cSs7anti ifkr ,l,, lsss lake H. ..d site. never wound ,. nlat.'> icciur
 the evening IJzl < ! bfaii1us 1sn VII sinkins tchHd | 1izsff,x i,'ae h.ll the Judge and the spendeat stopped a' ; fafm house Hua4.i1 snd We,aed Wrt long II iisg. thes enfteaiea tte t,ffHe, te sAe them s"metha.. t7 e4t .a hIs nNu pilee and to#.,i thea fciaaHn ua,l matn= ine The tanner agreed Inc, entered the house and whllc tc,elin. tn the od05 ot tfy ,a,. e....s and ham. 4 perfume s,hI | ns> n", -.enseterc, ,-lhet.. bat ~hteh L. d h4asn nan l> dch,lags. \ young m,a entered ,ad ga1ns ui,h 9ut- pf4ze .d tire ne@epai,ei tnaa=.,ld.
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 he t~7 rnea. aeafy and hungry. were drisca tfs.n he hoaee Lie perfume af ,he ege, .nd ham [ lo~ed ,hem to ti, s4tc. Ihe lasife ~n.acd 'he sif and #, ,hey mounted iheif horse. he ..,sl
 ~' oniourd [ man. deu' ,a4 se.' *on zir. fl hsda hecn iar yauf toi.ia4asiei hp"i,shness ac would ha,c been a cli tcd and lodsed. l tell you ;hAi the ne~sg.a- pes hazc na dlYni'. Wh> dan1 e"a r,- iaem yarsf t,tepa'shle an4a.
 Hsa>e- acre seafe.. N4sh, elne an. fh. ~is.,i ,,shcd afDet.9 'he islI i4n.>. and ,i.4ndef rolled iotH t dafk bank ot cloud l'hruns lu 'he wet @Wc4fe to= .ng C. =, ..c'. s,.d the sdfs ali at .,.- saan' ef saa' foahshhes,= "H-a IL ts4H- der ''a>ii oi lst i,'h.a.. made Inc Iu,i.,e har-, .hs aHG 'lro~ han sl .,,,. he e,- eI4.mea. struggling ,e teit,aun' ~rhf n 'hs ii te. and lasitn.as 'e, b, ,hc e,er. naa si o.u4. d.a 5as .4naer 'fr l~.al is.e.| the .t..r'r, d.4 ue' -., an tfa.. faa s'iah.si .H-eef li ;, ~efet.#.. fpt In, f...tea-#ass s4sness !'d He.cf la. anytl n.. 70 d. ~ltii an h.. icrnal nea spapcr. Great .5>Af A1s .i, !. sasn2 !, r4in- IT have 'hc rheumatism ,o-morr.4 bad rani ~alk
 .-l see 4 house ,aid ihe reporter -i.i T, ta up and sec Aha, ee can da Ihe si,aeso4, looking farm house ,hosn u panorama enc ' the iashing hsht- nins aas ndeed n4i'ing 1 mar on 'he poreh sad iha' the t,asel~r eoHlt ge, s4ppef and stA, all ns4hi Ihe5 sa, ,n 4 comfortable room. The fala. .n large ,sa''enng drops began :" fall. he odor pff.lnl csg, and ham 4ine through 4 half-olsa dper-@a, Al old man enter d and regarding the judge earfaasiy asked.
 Didn }oa us'er prAsiaee l.~ if ileie Ko,k<
 ~ot ye>. sr. ! am one of the tes: kno~r .s~s~r. sn rhe ens--
 T recoIlect you. sir. lou i,e4t me ou, of hse hundred doiIars aboa, ,~" years ago and hang you I'll gi' even. Ike xtmme the gun
 The Judge groaned and hustled. He retired IT disorder from that hoQse. The two men mounted their horses which boy ~As Jus, m the Ac; ofieadlng ,o the stable. The ram poured down. ''l don; Ike the law business said the reporter. T am afraid |; esn never be-