Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-27
MIDLAND.
,se Ranch as Admins
). : Plying Dutchman
y vogus Indian Attack.
J. # an Ungrateful Badger
y o.a- ! for AntelOpes
, IN me Neutral Ground.

: r,ontier life, one with a
= ~ the extravaganza, boy
! ,t,be ranohmen, one who
, i've US in his pen pictures
!, u the dash and viyidness
,s.l,er Scott, should write a
MA "Fun on the Ranches"
ana mil ions of readers. Not
,,set are subjected to ranch
MI the practice is so common
I0trre to give you a sample of
N ranch and the elaborate
conducting the business. A
s,s,uv. piacK-eyed, long-haired
sbont fifty years of age, had
q nulld fence. On his way
Nm Me came to Midland to go
thp teams that for several
bsSe been drawing materials
.sb The boys sized up the
4 decided that they did not
ma hat he should not stay
ranch. The gentleman
De Rhine was too Flip
IN tongue, too ready to
elsrusslons that did not con-
100 ready to kick, whine,
and bulldcze at any arrange
,did not happen TO please
sort of llmburgeT, sour
5,rt al, ok like this gentleman
he Rhine must be run out
rrIs camp. The twenty-five
ii iourney was ended, aud
a prepared, but nothing was
urh for the whining Teuton.
licked at each other in dis
4 all pity for the stranger van
Slowly, cautiously, the plot
nnMli.
ilced.n said one, when /
he mules a good many moe
ks In the mud around the
tso I, said another, "then we
ch all night. If the Indians
be mules, the boss will bounce
: Of us. -
Ter another, every one offered
Bis turn and do his best to
4 property The Dutchman's
Z bullying from his head, and
Ia CAME and went with a kind
70 out and try to find the
and count the In
said = solemn, anxious
nchmsn, and taking down
chester he cautiously stepped
he night. He soon returned
excitement and reported to
Big audience: II crawled on
IDS and knees close to their
fe. They were eating q roasted
There are fifteen of the In
8ll heavily armed, and their
e tied IN the mesquite brush "
nula ed fear OF the ranchnlen
d, but VINO shall picture the
Elal, agonizlng fear of the gen.
nm the RUNE ? All was ac-
TIE eight must lie to the
The nelghbOring ranches mus
ID, and asked to aesist. Itwa;
attack than to wait an attack
fdead German could hardly
lih that was placed in hii
His kuees knocked together
teeth ratified like castanets
lehman will never suffer 81
hen he passes through the val
Q shadow of death. After al
ek came from tie Indian
nd the leader IT the raj elmer
ers 70 his men TO retreat.
and there was hurry ing in no
oodcurdling Indian war
rang in The ears of tn
AnehmeH. Seventy-five shot
But all eyes were fixed oil
" receding form of the Fly
hman. Nosuch running wa
, In the Panhandle. Al
me camp in safety, and al
their second wind but III
81, who still seemed in tn
OF death. In scanning th
ound the camp. fire, he csugh
the face of one of the boys
Nv through the whole elsbol
From horrible, abject feal
buchanan suddenly change
z, flaming anger. de swoT
~, men In English, then in
u both languages. The boy
and screamed until they wei
she enraged DutchmRn sti
Fem with his terrible poly
nenlas- The night was passe
slsep and without reconcile
NE early, sweet, autum
me Rhinelander collect
NJ md prepared to leave. II
asa The returning teams
ualsea the boys every rod
anesl shouldered his gripsaC
a ,1aAes, took q west-bouI
'As and has never been heal
e are readers of Il
A Sun, you have SCI
''ole Indictment again
=, we know the writer OF u
~ 20 not wish THE GAzEr,
'ss his name. He came fro
! nule hamlet in Wlsconsi
ia win great courtesy VIII
ne made us the return ia
sa, ~, NANCY cur always max
sa,lIy. He came with mali
sal and forged lies agaiu
= connected with the w
1lgAn OF immigration, and
~ him In his frantic effOl
" the hegIra, the stampede
VI ,l Wlsronalu. He has be
small wages to curse
M = settlers from the Il
'.le pot Of earth whence
!, %, linish his Information.
thi ,e L' a topic 70 a line, and
~ niA bad Badger:
~ - y, We have not raised app
~ the hrst season WIZ,