Willmar tribune., 1899-09-13

boys, ,Ansu1u4l,s carried edthetFalunch0uts
under 8 great oak tree that stood a the
roadside q little way Of, OF course
they discussed the knife
1T must have been stolen" !" John said,
as he deity peeled the shell from q
hard-boiled egg. n y. ..ss
Think SO = $50
% was Charlie Smith who spoke, and
there was such an unmistakable sneer
in his voice that Johns face redd dened.
well. I guess the thief ain't far Of. =
What do you mean? z"
Charlie 4l waited to take huge bite
from the molasses cookie he held in his
hand before replying. The other 9TH boys
neld thelr breath. In. Ihere was no sound
save the signing OF the wind in the
green leaves far above their heads.
ouse wnas : 2;stli. saio. ,
az oonn sPrang uP, ms eyes Diazlng.
=, ~ YOU mean tnat a'L. stoAe the kn1Ie,
:. Hnafle on,tn Da!e 20 say III ana sl ~ u
s'eA YOU. IN. ~ no 10. 'nie1. ~ Il.
DIDN'T say you were' Charlie de-
clared, little hastily. ITS strange
where that knife went to, though. :
John could not deny this, neither
could ne 1orce a quarrel upon his school
mate. Yet ne plainly saw that suspi-
c'on was dlrected towards hlmse1. HIS
posi'ion was oincuit one ne 1elt
tnat the taxing OF the knife was laid to
n. .o1e n1s sentnen' on1y "aoe
% h;~s D.. "Itsr. ,s,: 1ne .n.ne co1oroeu n,
rs sa ,,es'a a,o nm 1nnoeen.: ~ .ne
-, M: S .y.i, W. "rl ~ - lenus,
n 80 rs- 70: 'tt siea'iy iese''eu
Tohn ,,,;1+r; M - +sox4 ' ~ Aoosn
w. ,, =,
ssn~s passeu W. "A, az, 'na' ,lne INC
oost:-s,a, .l-.. -, -, ~ ssnoo1 was
A. A. 49, ~ ~ ..eu,. - al .ne Nv. "ea'nei. &c
o1ds- M hovs ~ ,oa.e M e e,.1:.ns M - '4 -. .ase' 'ne
homa ~ ha,n ~ 'A O.
I,a+e ~ Anrns+ +,... o., o,--
,,o-n;.. .s 49, -, ~ ."y ,,
- +ha;,e n1aoas Pste s -e 20" az
,,-,e .h;.;r- M. SUI
+be;r d;nner -. 49,. 1.as S1a-s
CANA of h.n ~ ~ -
9a1ne ,vos T n,arad ,..;+, vas su |:n:4 eu 'ne
o,ov.r .+r,i,o ~ d.. .I =, ~, "A
inp through tho ar T. rose nassoa
thronoh one of tho na,es ~ &C., ~ 49,
tiny window of the schoo]bonse lof+ and
disappeared from sight. A moment
later Miss Larr looked nm from her booL
into Bert's flushed face.
"ple.sa +ooobar r., .,,. A,,4 ,,
batted the hall +hrouoh tho ,ns+a;rs
window. I'll pav for the GLASS; It,s
Chsrl;e's hall now ono 70, nm ~
nm and oct to"
sthe mischief v,s o1re.dr ao,a A.
mes Latr saw no reason vhv she sho,,1d
scold about f. She o,ve nerm;ss;or for
tbA hovs IN ascond "a r.. Iaf+ NJ
ONLY wav this con,d he done was IN n1oce
a chair on a desk stand ,,non +h;s and
on+t;no ono hand y, eooh .;do ot 49,
onenine in the ce;,ino sw;n@ IN - rhis
,v.. ~ a;aeo,,1t +o.1, f
active bovs Tn few mo,nen+s 1o,,e
Charlie and Bert were IN +be 1of+ .nd
onlv the teacber.s commands nreven+ad |
the other bows from following Tbev
peered about in the dim lioht stoon;no
to avoid the raffers.
.Here,s tho h.11," po,+ o,;oa "u,,
,ool- bere hovs. wh.+,s +h;sa,, ~ A''
He pointed to- an onen;ng IN II. 1,,,,
The newt moment +bev al snron~ h,a,- ~
for from the crev;ce +inu ea;s, ]
snranp ran across tho r,on, 81 5;.aa
neareG in q bo1e >N
"A orav son;rre,,, Charlie s,,,,+oa
"1 knew fbev hod a ,os+ ~ hosa ="
The .h;1dre,, ,.,a,.., .,s.,....e... .os
;no +ha;, roo;+.+;o,,.s =, te.,.,,-..S,
c,7;o,,s oha++ar;na - tnaol ,:t., .ue
no1s 49, ot+a. y s,. n,'~ all.
them .e +ho,, h,,r,;aJ ~ -
STRANGE bome " - A'' ''Ae''
ur;tt1o ones .re ,ro,,,,,
a;n,t +bev o., 1ohn es,~od CIV son''
Charlie STONED doIvn md ,oo,oa
eyes. There's noth;no hara h,,t 49,
shells and-wbat,s +b.+S,
-'~4 ',o LILO manu- l" 'ne opening.
~ noinen' 4a'er NC WIS extendlng 1t
'o"alus MS COMPANIONS inere' In the
up'uineu lai"' Jay the missing knife.
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