The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-11-26

ihe neNt tune the moon >h..hmesed all nese people things were changed. \ te~ 9hol, houls and the ttaii oi the taran- ola WI, visible Flute i'aul entered the cottonwood villa of Keno Maud wlth ! .eok of apprehension. He was right. -~he looked tt, .t AtiH .ttiie like Il .t.lrt= ted deer. and thIem an antique neck yoke over toward hum with great force.
 He gracefully avoided Il. anu coming sscr lo where shc 9.st. took her by the car And held her lovingly for d moment while = asked why this was thus.
 ''i will try to be calm. she sad III re- ply T will no, lose control ot myself md hll your paip,atne sllfard with lead. a, You rehll deserve. Hence from my $ ght to. ol you shall know my fury"
 Maud" >ud liuie Paul Il, his breath anne quick and fast and a horrible az rfehension began :" worm is way into s!s navy blue Sout-. are y0a mad
 Mad sad she as she rose to he, full, sueenil neigh, and kicked A :, iufecn oil .e table T should say ~as mad.
 But Maudlc, why do you keer me III eNpensc: Why do you noi tell me. even though II break my heart. l have never saw ynu thus before lon w.,s not prone
 .3ukcy .,b"nt III this manner in the
 5aus hence. Why do you shun me and gown cold Why have you clomb ..,e ~ith ! lunh handle sheeel aEd rudeIy smashed n> nose with neck yoke
 ag .> i,'. always thus. Ont you d, n.nd .,nj io-7n and leaned onto my saasi. ind .tt a'. well NoN Non sok ason me wrth d ian tGd knock my eeth dow 5u>itc al ne Wtth tn .,srl, ul- .tfal implement - Ntu, Do no, wreck " whole ttc and cave my tca;,:ies t atsnit ent rum, with my once eommand- E nos, piled upin one corner ot my face .i.a mN eYe> safins wl>,,ulk A' each
 hel aefast the howtns waste
 .rD come |" me like | SUI, kt n kangaroo nd lean on those bosom ot thN cMn iold | ei. anu De al; rest
 With ihc>e wos,.s he shaped hms.l, ito ,he proper attitude te eath Keno iaud. when. sttih a passionate gesture. he should 1ns herself II the pH oi his .enaeh like >,,,e ken kangaroo.
 No. s.,,d >l ,ud. .sS sho rosc yo her ia'l hcight and req he'd ief ,hc tun,l> hotsun You can never be to me aaghi bus ., u.rnd, and t.iher distant -nd rctioeu; iricnd at that. do not lo> t YOU | on, G:d. have grown cold
 have changed mN mind since las, NC ret. When hc.,td that Nou had two NiVcs and ninc children ln Southwestern Nan>a,. .oohcd upon II ,ts .tn C, centric ity 3i genius. When found out thM you Tad been rua ou; oi leadvlle bV 4 vigil ace semm;,ce. | sad bu, Ii would ncy CT s.o toi us to make d atldai tower ,o Lead lie au, s,acu tHmblcd ya the racke, Il; e' eaing that Nnu had salicd the solsua lirdc lNu >olti ], to the rcd man. ..nd ,ha, the I,m trow pay ,ueak had 9.neh he'd ou, before breAktas, this morn 7s. sad l. | fortune had placed d .;tle banner u inc way d. our union Nhlch l, pool. weak woman, could no, overcome. (deo ly though l loved you. NaW. I YOU Vi. ,.inh over ;ha, salt bar fel and move toward the great un,ried west. l will unoogk this weapon and save your ambitious life otherwise shall ei the glor.ou, lish, of this calm autumn
 ay ,hine clear do~r into your siumick
 As these words softly died away. puie 'aul slowl, slipped mo the coming night, ,;olc an amolins s,ecd from down the sgich. and rode away. In the Wood River cosn,ry he rapidly rose socially to here one nigh, he could easily get a ord s-eyc view of the New Jerusalem When they took hm down, life was eN. ;Inet.
 Keno Maud still lives up near the shaf