The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-08-08

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DAKOTA, FIR,
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Dosn = ?cnocl ana ~ college Bernard
49, =. naa oeen one o. the Widest and
= mo. ~ on1e.ae.al youths imaginable. He
hAd 0een tns terror otmeek companions
tns svsrsacn o. order-lovins dominies,
sos Hiumpnsns outwatter, on more than
one ooceAon' OF even that great man the
pfoosoe.
Dus saese naicyon days were past.
Any Pe.ncolaf exuperance OF spirits in
sc saelnaEds PRESENT pos'sion would have
eean = phenomenal and inoongruous
WIN ms surroundings Eo - the presence Of
Gne!isn aedge' blossoms IN an East
e.n aese.s. ne was on@ned to the oar
OF oa'ly soal = s'snsly and ~ hopelessly
- any esiey.slsSe. Inc sturdy sym
mesfy OF nis ngure' the humorous cast
o1 n,s ifank ana open countenance, the
."mA1e ol ms nsns- oiue eyes, were oil
snas o".waraly \ remained OF the idiosyn-
c.sses shss nsa made nun the idol OF
n.a,,s Luz comnaes 1ns ~ cls1 ana on college
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A.y' "A''A .'ss nlss'e 'no sIso'ng nsme
OF hooker ana dlenntng by-word in
the city, was the work of Archer Glen.
ninr alone. Yet II vas m and ~. t~;.,
,v,,;o,, to,,ou.,s a.. s...s - I 80. ~ '.e s''~.
""'l 'o11o"e" '1'e CRASH soao . eeie o'
iofged signatures and stolen securities
which set the elder and victimized part.
| ner free. and wonld have cart.;n1v En-.
rated the iunior to the leenine ~ ,,-;.on.
Ss. e M -..I- W .-o Ae'p."e u PRISON. !.
wardens 1or long term OF years, had
he remained to face the storm. He had
fled and carried with him Edwin Hook.
a+,a fcr+ura.
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AnuS IL came ABOUT that the son was
earning his daily bread in the Fembury
branch bank of Kenworth & Go. That
ba va. located ~ a.. .e,..-. 80.
49,. L. -. - e 'S' "i'',
sp.a s,. = 'A.es "pos' nun ana pleasant
Fields around, was the one mitigating
circumstance of his hard and dresry
lot. In other respec.. avan tho .va.,
.aa 1onaon ,,..,,, sisS, e, sae "'e.. =.
go .A ~. """A 'lelA was DetSer on
Mr. hoills, Messrs. kenworth's Fem.
Duty manager, was an lrasclble little
man, VINO believed, as firmly as an
Egyptian task-master, in getting the
very utmost In the way of effort out oi
his surbordlnates. The bank hours
might nominally be from 8 to 5. but he
had TICK OF Pliing on extras, which
mater1aliy iengthened them.
II would be, These letters cannot he
lett, Mr, Styles" OF This ledger re-
aulres attention, Mr.. Hooker" To
nave refused OF even exPostulated, was
70 court instant dismissal, for Mr.. Hol-
hs we - Passionate as ne was naughty.
ana Knew himself to De invested with
RaenaFy power wlthln the bank precincts.
ihere was no resource but to obey.
~ was e Dr1ght May morning, frag-
Isns ~ tne FemDury lanes with the
scent OF early wlid,fiowers and vocal
Iltn melody OF plrds. 1t was market
/ Gay IN the nttie country town, and the
cllnA OF golo IN consequence frequently
1esounded on tne 6ank counter: As a
rue bernard hooker PAID little or no
attention to the iitful professions Of
c1ents that passed the door on the right.
He was not cashier, and the burden Of
nis Own duties was sufficient for his
oitentimes weary shoulders. But e.
the sure office clock announced the
quaIsehs the luncheon inter-
vM tae 10y "a yeice he surely knew
mingled w19 'duil bass. An instinct.
I'VE tremor y througa every fibre Of
tne young mans nan body. He looked
snarply up. What he saw for the mo-
ment puzzled nun and seemed to refute
sne we evidence OF MS ears.
Inc voice was emphaticaliy that Of
Atcner diennmg; the outward present.
ment OF the speaker was that of an alb
sointe stranger. But closer scrutiny
ana tne recohection OF the fact that the
accomplished swlndler was OF necessity
iugutlye, explained the phenomen.
Eawln hookers absconding partner was
OF truth there IN nest before Bernard's
eyes, Dut SO cunningiy disguised that
tne cleyeress scotland Yard detective
mgng ~ nave oeen pardoned for blund-
Or. Inc snaPely mustache and heavy
beard had both vanished; the light
annarn locks OF the Hue and Cry" des-
craPton were now raven black; the very
eyebrows had discarded nature and ap-
Plied 10 the artist IN t1esh and hair tint
ing.
In carriage and IN attire the revolu-