The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-04-28


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Captain Mahem was a hard man with a
soft spot Tbnt soft spot was his friend
shin for little Jimmy Greap and dated
from the winter when the child was lost
I'm tbo Nevada sogelrusb
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toip was the hest non or the worst who
evcr boesed n roilrood c,t,str,ction ca,nr
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,vnuld toll Won tbot be ,vas an Al ,nan
who could got moro work out of bis gong
tbon otv foren,yn ON tbe limo Toove n r.
tbo mon who ala tbe ,yo,.l, and yo,, ,rould
leorn tbot he was the ,nennast and most
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ro,,r,J Lone and outside of tbo lire ,,,ade
bv tbo men No reach the starting noint
he roflo ont ny, the road toward tbe srrine,
his owes n, tbe Ground his mind on tbe
rrobIG,n If how Ti,nmv could ,,at or+ Of
camp and leave no trail
s1i3v God I've rot iii said he snddenlv
iahbinq both snuTs into tbe muIe which
yreenordod Win Gallant ottemnt IN nitcb
him INFO cactus he'd s'Tbat how rode
ont on n ,vater WAGON. His mother is off
yyroner in tbinlying he was in the tent whom
the ,ygaonq pulled out He must have
bnng on to tbe fail Of the last v5o CON and
Law low for fear the driver would See him
and sond him baok After awhile he pot
sleepv and fell off. and I shall find his
tracks somewhere in this road Damna-
tionI Wbv oouIdn,t I thinl, of that vester.
dayY'
The caDtain confidently urged his mule
along os fast os a scraner m1le could he
made to travel And his confidence was
justified bv soon picI,inq mn the bov,s trail
at the point where he fell from the horse.
Abandoning now his mule. Mahem on
foot followed the torturous trail as RAPIDLY
as be could locate it. At times this was
quick work, again, on hard ground. it was
slow and difficult task. Toward noon he
entirely lost it on a rocky hin and was do
layed some hours, so that it was near night
beside bnsb