Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1899-02-02


[2>.s9 ETl CIV, I,on5er
"a A never told ony.
" Il +hino MAJ =,
All #i counts for his
nS3 N, be;no Ioft 10 hin
= VI ..s.l4e tls4ett!seL.%.a-e y solf E,oro tbon is
common or iudicious fo, ona If Trncla
Sans borsemen in tiaId or rost
A troon ia for,iI, of l,ic, hove
Some of tbem ave hic bod he nnd
m odd tbino about If ie tbot tbeso
ave not oIwovs +bn nnnonrIar onas
Troopers do not fall on the necl, Of a
new man Tbav traot him viii ,oin
noclad dignity l;I-o old cava1rr ~ bopana
+root odJiiions 70 tbo ,,ioI,at ~ 70
tba nov, mon in a reasonoi,lo ,eor;od
devalons no obiect;onoI,le +ro;ts H.
will And bimseIf = memher or +ho
family which ora other wo,.7s fo,, slo .
GOOD faIlow 0-'''' '''' 4
Rr+ ho oor,. Ia a;1o,t ~
sneak; neither can he manipnlate =
yoluminous correspondence These
things are fatal. Lander was n silent
man.
He was also nv ssbunkie " which
means that 7 could mt ont q hand ei.
most any time in the nirht and touch
him. Naturally under such condi.
tions. nv very nroner nreiudicn oro1ns+
him on acconnt of his internal reserve
would either grow into nm uncomfort-
able suspicion' if.not worse. or else T
would learn TO look bevord this seri-
| ous mental deranoement Of h;s Ao i
was beoon to fael for hin, tbot
strong wbolesome resnact which ono
always has for nhvsicol conobiI;ty
when it is not accomnanied bv mental
sluopisbness
Taen I liked I,ander,s foca Ho
was n handsome fellow-bondsor1o
proominn-handsome when s;lent
Yet have seen his evelide droon nrar
n wicked nair 10 s6inipg oroe ond
seen an uolv blonJless looI, oho,+ lie
lower lin.
A.. r
Tiartanort MAJ cr;,o nGe i.;o,.SS, o9S Mnen
~ boal. loaa' - nio nIu ~ liiii III
sa1f Iii IN -, rs, vs. Nne" NY
- iI- - tota 80. 9ou " r"t =, l saw
uora o,t ~, tauoa. ] , VI INC W} ,gs men
o0,1,nod " T !, w Lnny ," - tause, we were
b;us uh;oh 10 ON ,a4o ~ u tha 'lt4ns f.n! lool @
rastod =, ~. - .Ho "i'et looil
nI9 % D. ~ VIZ ~ Se oonicaI sh4oow o.
' ;on onna n nr,,t,nea ne ,p .llo VI ola oaiay
tbe S;nbast no;nts IN An,so s ~ one w y
wara - ;T 4bot paVs aonaS Stn;ai.a ~ az tIona ,os w
r,orfona,a 49, 49, ~ - g. iauu here
do Co.., fraIwood W. "a; 80 AZ nv
bao+ n;a5an ,onS ~ -, "e a., "1ie IL 'na
oonota go soants 80 dooth ~ o ..u.l leun' ions
t;crsIu % tb;.ho. h r. N'. a., .io.s oau
oronaS h;s hano o,;,,aon - sn ui'ui'
- a1a,I Ia ~ " '--Son . neon it lionl pe
tL;naa "N e"- '-- " IL u ~
! 'ie Iiertanent 'n NJ. cr;., .o ,:.,
u,sn.waisaad 49, H. ,uha Mn hsa was tis'l s;Il
t%r;oIt % of aottino, D' s,od VIZ d. NV W p oiit
dors Uare too frash | - I;1 ".s; ;1 ot ~ L
him ~ be nood ofsonr his M tll'i,u ,.io ~
amouod I,;r,eoIf ~ Iel -, 80 le,e y,
fact that he was n COMMISSIONS,
officer and that n mighty stretch q
superiority law between him and
common, enlisted man. Grim bo,
lust been transferred to our troon
Lander had come from another reai
ment two months before. Tho tw
men met that hot afternoon-iust be
| fore grooming time.
, Lander saluted. Grim stopne,
, short, caught at his breath severo
times and began to relieve himself q
q lot of liyid English. nil of whicl
+ struck me as mysterious Lands
stood sat attention. said somethin
in q low voice and walked awav,
Lieutenant Grim was unoovcrnoble
He sprang after Lander, Kicked hin
: in the back and said.
'I'll make life miserable for Won
Charlie Howardr' which T ;ndre mn 9
have been Lander's civilian name