Arizona republican., 1901-03-25

logged for death Had he come to her t&eM ia all his ancient personated hid sn&ENeys she would have flung herself is.e his arms ss into lovers, and beg xpsa sos his kisses of flame.
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 &sakeefs wss vesy mnch sscited as he caale AsTsss aty ap the trsif to my psrch &ycn iris natural stoiclsm coala nos conceal his Aeen anxiety.
 "w&at's tse trouble. .Asakceta9 9"' I as&s-a
 "'S eAhin'. No troubis tall" His ef- fort to appear calm and unconccrned nriSht have deceived a novNiate, but 10 me i$ was ludicrous.
 70, pshaw, Don't lie, old man. Out with 1t, and let me help you "
 "Nothin', thin; no trouble 'taii," he repeated, nonchalantly.
 Me think so me like you, that's all right" Then he sat in a brown study for a moment, while his face was as imperturbable and unPeadabie as n lake. Suddenly turning his black eyes on me with the swiftness of d flash light he said:
 You savvv Black?"
 Bill Black? Yes. I know him somewhat"
 Me heap savvy Black plenty. Lo:g time now me heap savvy him. He plenty bad man now long time. Heap sly, heap lie, heap takum purty bad long time that's plenty"
 What has he done, Asakeeta?"
 My wife she says me you watch um Black all time like every thing. He bad man me think so he fooum you-foolum all Iniun long time now. He all same coyote"
 m inclined to think your wires ad- vice is very good, Asakeeta; but what has the fellow been doing?'
 "Nothin', nothin' tall. Me think so he killum squaw: that's all. Me think so-all Injun think so. Long time now she no come back tall. She still all time.'
 How long has she been gcne''
 "Mebby so three mebby so fo' moons. no savvy. Long time now me ID zee her. Black he say he no see her too. Me think so Black he lie. He plenty savvy lie long time ncw; he savvy bic all same twin brother. He all same fox. He no lookum you--he looktlm ev- cry way all time. Him tongue him ilo straight-talkum three. fo ways all time
 The girls name was Moha, was it rct?"
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