The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-11-13

That's az may b., says !olute., But wen
Tickle the north bank fTon1 here out neyerthe-
them and the 1ndlans, they begin 70 feel sgIer,
Eeyk sg ior Dit lay down again. and ffRis lime
surpIised 'em Al, BY actually eoln' to sleep.
B.Dinsee's oar quit workIn and HE head spnE
down over the side o. the boat, Then, Cluto
S sS {, e S.t nod sns The lGsir long snsr ss'e sHn T "a tfll gS t q
BE- Sss' yS MI S9 :. : d GIissr aFsSSS sn II q n ! sSSasS
SieoSs6os eyes and sts;rin for a minute. Srdseda
i BIiy. Biliy Wake Long, and don't. forget
And. 10, wonder, For dozen small bosts
nlled with Sioux had got 'em sgrrounded and
gether II was n compIetO surprise and Long
r'Its. the, rule @ coptraries. When we
watched nothin' come; when, we quit watchln'
sisk, but !, s'pose we Eot to Stand itT
Then lll at once he thought o. Ne whlskey.
he Leaned am ab iorS ES sai sp ds Tsnis sPsS st to the e 9Th Rin,
sSsSStrsRtViSofn iinSl TSp pesthsd Pi His tongue SRRIf: SrSfS a
wv III be RsSnseS IoSk, Il your head amt bet.
fern . rotten tnrnip any dnyl As for me, ia
a.gf ffths SFsap on's k Ri s US sr 3 s%si says Long, n crab.
a. ssis a., W Was 4 SgSi sdersts,
tths hundred Sioux. They nStgrslly reasoned
And. bsin ,eprious, NJ other folks, they'd hard
Circle Il sGs b Sack 70 L snssr w sspee ma aed 10 s9 lee &c I! z ah 9
key. Then. hearin' the stun swish inside. one
or two OF 'em sampled It, In . minute more
pcstesaR, mia-ne.pa.e-sR, which, Is the Sioux
Way that made II the i boys Z hair " raise ,e 10 their
way O. thinkin' they had made a rich haul.
hEst fos sSoo oy Sns s6o ,eR Rs;6 ssel Mlth p 9 NSr eiaS. S SSd
peyertheless saw comets ,dartin,, around for
looked grim. like a man who's pretty sure his
turn win come az Last. And then . half dozen
pingee.. But they didn't get more'n half way
before. they toppled- toppled clean over, their
he hSssff od si,t poie shs cut sr g pIu hsEd f ssslSl t t. sn9 9Ss
e soal$. and i sSey hadn't rome ton FEET 6sioT
The big hook noses . fpar ploughed furrowsin
the ground deep enough 70 plant wheat In: ,Au
The chief. a big, raw-boned fellow, with the
P Esa's sD bar Gll, s0 'sSt HI 6ia b ssIy T eyes ntS%aEES ID S Shss
his Arst yell, thai. the boye ip& grInned IN his
sSlst 4 AtsSyESH' & i sa aseI RSs' 7ss9s q h 49, s ~
YOU w,Sn sen eee Ike Rey Ills io whole SSeu ou tdtes Se % %as as he 81.
less as a drowned cat, Foryop take enough
ISudf II / I1Nd. %iT i with whiskey apd you'll
sfdasFy t this sa ta kkn ,Rs AK ig1 9siSFs, d h a. S sna !sils
snors t was pretty evident that Longs ;oS was
pr.9yIp'a big SUCCESS. ,Th9n Long says to Clute:
". Evsry t one, 81 says sS0S CUE : sesss csptin' the teller
they left with the yawlL' IN that case says
Len h ,y S1S, tyo 70 back and rT 81, him IA while
I ~ th y Wn1sHesress gentleman that nit me- 1
And Wills Long grabbed. up a war club
back to the river and surprised the |
buck at work in the yawl; The buck Just man
SSSsSd 70 T ElSe n S5e H Sea.; a H. then n ht he t iSns S SysFfi
with Long comm up alter a minute or two. and
s iS8larg. t e. So Sia@Sepsd s. Back & c is th win b e asi sed
once more headed down stream. For two
hours nobody said a word. Then B. Dingee
Think that stutrll kill 'em, or only put 'sm
they W wss wS Sfgs m nsp IA f ssy il tlR aa Elm ,s g BIT Il
helm, dIn ny, ana Sioux Jnipns a. that; s,pOse
Now. feelin' like the worst was over with,
q. worki9' hard at the paddles, they got past
.he Cheyenne whore It lows into the Missouri.
A couple g hundred mile or more would see
,noe more in the vhite MANS counfry
new could throw nm thar vvbita fails ana
noller HalieIujahP' That was the way
sood. And SO Bad River ue was aon pssse en
hey seen some sauaw men. ON the bank. and
boys oriv shook their beadsNthe sonSw
Hen 3 ABOUT hon 7? n hund MeSn mile s,f bei Z sh tbi Eiv snot m hhn9
,hey iii Inv down in t6s vatvri and Iet tbee MAJ
irfIfat. they got By with no harm Done inc boat
aI \ NJ sne q SspsurS Dy Ine S Mppk. d. Dlneee.
N ~ ndS ug1p peeIdu - aTrfI l, III nhs oyer smart
sHuoe NV tHYiE Hin ~ ~ Giute mnlsn ana says:
he 1 ~ bSiSe,n SSh'hin puEs Ut hBnD thereon
y !I R5u pa anns iu,,.
:. puEs' sue G,u'9, Who was hail dozin'.
Then says, i. ,DinRee. rubbin' his eyes
and lookin, again, They're bugs that've. got
;,hinneHyS; Il thhe ey PEI wake ne Long and let him
nan yourn OF mine, at least right now at the
present WITHIN 81
30 Long was walked up and In. his turn
peeked ahead. A minute afterward he says:
lorth bank they belong to the Yanktons.'
But the chimneysF' says B. Dingee. per-
'ist n
Them chimneys you see says Long, Is
nothin, more nor less thar two big tree trunks