Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1899-09-06
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! That I.omn shnrv had hnt inst, arrived -. :
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"Curse the stnnted coward! And is not
1norndvta o.nght, or-or-tha Girl ar her
hrotheryv {. = =, =
= "Nay. but a peg worse. Thorndyke has
b,ained IownevI whom We mist know. and
Then ESCAPED. God knows how. being mixed
mn With Onaker at STRIKERS tavern on the
road. Striker was arrested. hut afterward
. let 90, for he was not thought to have had
fnper in the ME. As for the bow an pirl.
nanoht bss been soon -, themNnot = smell
and there We have all know. They saw
etha o;rl "a IN tha woods ~ the north hnt;
abe nav ba' gone to Heaven bv this!"
9'-NssWhat, wbstso sa;d Sca,omell .tart;no
nm hit .;nl,;no hack with cnrse "a he
1iaced his hand IN his bandared head. EN-
the woodsl Known to he there and not
takeni Are ve ali cursed babies on the
tra;l9. ,Fore God Won are r;uhti was a
fool to flv at 4 shadow! ri back to Gin
ton and plead fever to explain nv absence,
IN back with YOU this night. The first tale
told is the best! Is it not known whose
name she mentioned to Clinton?"
"Nay, man, she gave no name that can
find. Clinton but suspicioned We. Go to
him. an yer not fool, while / bide here
the while. What made We pick this spot to
hide in?" he continued, carelessly passing
his hand over the smooth woodwork of the
bulkhead. a....,
%"Because twas right beneath. their noses.
and the guard, was in my pay. In faith,
Lounsburv." he went on. with something
like relief in the easing away.ofhis bodyahd
the long breath he took while he laid his
hand on the brace of pistols sticking in his
belt. there was another reason, one with
money" *. -. XIII,
sY...ss4Ah! what?' interrupted. the other, sud
denly withdrawing his wandering hand and
bending eagerly forward.
4 '.Ay, E$the reward, syouf know; I'm nigh
.donesup. for cash, That and revenge for,
mind you, I thought that Thorndyke might
take.it into his head to come aboard his own
ship, thinking, like me, it was the least
likely place to be searched. His paper gave
me the idea. I hoped to lie by here until
the trouble blew over, or roll in the glory
of taking the hound if he came. He is equal
to attempting a surprise, but I was ready
for him. The guard is none too bright; had
you not better step up and take a look