The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-02-12

said Owen, as he looked over the equip
ments and trim figure of the man beside
him.
Guessed hit fust time, " said Collins.
"A desahtah?"
Eyes"
"From Confeds?"
"No."
"Yanks, them"
"Thet's hit. I belonged to Kyahtah's
command, up Cumberland gap way.
Got into trouble fer takin somethin that
belonged to another man, then cl'ared
out to 'scape trial.
"Do your folks bin down this way?"
ono, in Kaintuck, but l lowed HIT
be foolish to go up thar, SO l struck TO-
the hills, said Collins.
"Got anythin this way?"
mot one ez l knows on"
"Then what do you uns reckon to
do?''
81 don't jist rightly know, but I'm
cussed shore | hain't a-gwine TO- to
starve while another man hez bread
and l hev a rifle Now, Owen, eff you
ullS DdNb HO iIOdu use ~ lll6 IcChOu
I'll be gittin on.
Collins rose, but he had no idea of GO
ing on, nor did the guard propose that
he should do So certainly not without
his company.
"See har, Collins, l kinder like the
way you uns talk and act. Now, me and
my friends is alvin back har, all in
peace and quiet like, and not keerin to
disturb neither side III this wah, eff SO
be they'll let we uns alone. Now, I'd
like you uns to go back with me and
have talk with the captain. He's ez
squar' a ole white man ez evan wore
boots.
"Wot's his manner"
Exit McGee."
"Peahs likes eff I'd heerd O. him."
THAT more'n likely, and it S more n
likely you uns amt heerd nothin good,
but l know he's man, and SOS young
Kit, and som |, and SOS all the crowd,
and we uns allow to keer TO- oursel's,
no mattah who comes ag'in us. Hain't
that right
'Nothin couldn't be Fighter, Owen,
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lanes Collins was conducted To TN,
nrincinal tent and introduced to Can
tain Kit McGee. This man was tall
muscular and forcefpl He wore n hin,
overcoat for the NIGHTS in the hills ver,
chilly. Init the projections over tn,
bins told that his nistols were with,
roach and tbe thin Inns and cold ora,
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