Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-01-10


thank you to send me your cheqne
for two hundred pounds by Tuesday
next, IN the event OF your not carry
Ing out your part OF the business.
Ihe reply to this eplstle was:
"Dear SRI shall be. quite prepared to
o' my par. 81 rY hgv 1n
..yonrs f,ithfoilr
.c,u,,-u nou...,. p.u,n."td "FRED HALL
| "P' S'2Would von mind drivino that
clever white-faced chestnut 1 saw you riding
as CIarenorrls maetf You say he Is good
him # va c,n mum. saGn rice n1rso an WI
many a cnuckle had Mccarthy ana
his cnuhs over tnat le1ter'
-, Inc sotty OF fellow Is not content
WIN making me a present OF couple
OF OL nunare0 quld, ne sala TO Fefer
niake' put wants to throw away some
more on tnat old chestuuV screw he s
d eiliur' huhter' no aouo'' ana snowy IN
harness. tI puI no Vet' Woulu pass MN
, mI1n 'hoSe hochs. however, II can
hno1h qnoener 1l1y OF 80 our Oh the
uuhuy Hl9iisn oap'aIn' l snnil naVe
soTu @ uay o, l. heat Monaay, - :,
ino .noCar'lyi' 4,oNIiy, i'es gov on III the
4o .Ioney S 'ney ooeiu % ~ e"o W I! one aSalhsV
!ne .. oupsain; H. oucn 8oou business business was
~ Inou8nO n,,i ,na' seSerai 9, ot .nelh aroVe
ovof ~ W eailiirooe ln Oh SATURDAY iI 20 see
II auy oi 'he oilcers coulo pe iouhu
thS MiiiihS 10 put Oh some more "l'n
'nen m
They were rather taken aback by
the readiness OF the Lancers to accom-
modate them, and the feeling increased
10 one OF real uneaslness, when the
Mslof dropped IN and cheertully re-
marked that II all the money wasn't
exhausted he dldn T. MIND having a
pony or Two on Hall ut evens.
"Pooh nonsense!,' blurted the con-
Iiden0 rGlles, when MS cronles came
oacA ana told MIN. Ihose soldiers
always try TO oiuff you. They know
right well that their man has not a
gnos1 OF chance' put tAey wont
acknowledge It, Our money is
SAFE enough never you fear.
IL not IKE a case where you
could traln a morse TO the work big
iooi Us 'he ieiio" Is lie 3 not gong TO
slhusn up horse' 'rap ana hlmself, to
try II 'ne .nihg can DC aone. I'm
sorry you aiuh get some more on at
evehs' lor IL sure money; you may
'ake my Wofa ior IT,
1 aont see now we can possibly
lose e,tner, sala feter Blake, but
the Whole lot OF tEem seemed SO cock
sure tnat couidn help thinking
ohey nad Il trump up their sleeve some
way OF another' :,
MONDAY came and 1t found Giles
Mcoartny on ms way over to Ballin-
iooe' urlVing Ine whlte,iaced chestnut
in shart' llght POLO cart. His
iIienus li were iollo"lnS MN IN force,
ail anxious 10 see the Engilshman
lose hlS wager
ABOUT nan d lnile outside Baillnrobe
VINO snoula tney meet but Dolly Hall
SAunIerihg itrJ quietiy along the road'
ho mccarthy, glad to see you.
Coine 10 WIN VIII 'nae Two nnnared pounds
tr oA me- ~ 'uNe seh1 WIN you up 10
'ne D",iuchS IL you w no op1ectlon'
DeiiSnteu' sala c'lIes, IN the best
Vi Soou-huihor ae the prospect OF
poohe',nS 1 MS money anu OF making
5Uou s'", oea, oyer 'he cneS1nuG screw
ms is the morse you asked me In
your move 10 drive over captain
o"Pi'hi 'r"PpeG' remarked Dolly;
anu you say ne can Jump
peu"o ne can. Inc wall lsnt
JUN ouiiV Al Mayo tha0 wouid stop the
SELL. s'nio morse never hne" MIN turn
rom u renee ana ne's Good for ten
ltlsn iulieS an hour' between the
SnaIIs'
'us' tnG tnlng TO suit me, SAID
Doily; Mhat $ MS prlce|
- ven l. don care to sell him at
All put IN SlVe hlm to you Mt e75
ana ne the cheapest horse IN Ireland
Ut tne money
oay GOV pounds and It's deal, "
replled Dolly. Would you mind let
ting me have the ribbons till L see
now ne leeis'
with pleasure, said the delighted
uiles' as he saw certain sale IN view.
You IL Know what he is the minute
al nF hr