The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1901-12-25

give Samuelson little more trouble
with is kit. e SEE to me: Z haven't
been strook without hittin' back
well. you're goin' to be now,' seq, an
l give i'm one or two for 'isself an
arxed i'm very polite to it back, but e
didn't. I'd killed i'm if e 'ad. That
did me a lot O good.
"Ouless e didn't make no show for
some days-not till after you was gone,
an was feelin' sick an miserable an
didn't know what l wanted 'cept to
black is little eyes good. l 'oped e
might send me some money for my
tunic. Then I'd ha' had it ont with him
on p'rade and took my chances. Ter
ence was in 'ospital still, you see, an e
wouldn't give me no advice.
1.-THE day after you left, Ouless come
across me carryin' bucket on fatigue
an e sez to me very quietly: 'Ortheris,
you've got to come out shootin' with
me, e seq. l felt like to bunging the
bucket in lis eye but l didn't. got
ready instead Oh, 'e's a gentleman!
We went out together, neither sayin'
nothin' to the other till we was we'll out
into the jungle beyond the river with
Ugh grass all round-pretty near that
place where l went Off my 'ead with
you. Then e puts his gun down an
seq, very quietly:
'Ortheris, struck you on p'rade,' e
SEE.
"'Yes, sir seq I, you did
"I've been studyin' il out myself,
e SEE.
"'Oh, you ave, ave you,' seq to my
self, an nice time you've been about
it you bun-faced low beggar.
eyes, sir! seq l.
"'What made you screen me?' e seq.
81 don't know seq, an no more
did nor do.
81 can't ask you to exchange e
seq. An l don't want to exchange my
self seq e.
What's comm now?' thinks to
myself. Yes, SIR seq I.
HE looked around at the Ugh grass
all about, an e seq to himself more
than to me: I've got to go through it
alone by myself e looked SO queer
for a minute that so 'elp me thought
the little beggar was going to pray.
"Then he turned around again an e
SEE: What do you think YOURSELF e
seq.
81 don't quite see what you mean,
SIR sell.
"'What would you like?' e seq, an l
thought for a minute e was goin' to
give me money, but e run is and up
to the top button of is shootin' coat an
ioosed it.
"'Thank you. sir, seq. I'D like that
very WE'LL seq, an both our coats was
off an put down.
"Hooray!" shouted, incautiously.
Don't make noise on the butts, -
said Ouless from the shooting place. "It
puts the men off,
Iapologized and Ortheris went on.
Our coats was of an e seq: Are you
ready?' seq e. Come on, then
come on, a bit uncertain at first, but
he took me one under the chin that
warmed me up. wanted to mark the
little beggar an hit high, but he wen,
an jabbed me over the heart like a
good one. He wasn't SO strong as me-
but he knew more, an in about two
minutes I called: Time! e steps
back-it was in-fghtin' then. Come
on. then. you're ready e seq, and wher
had my wind l come on again, an
got i'm one on the nose that painted i:
little aristOcratic white shirt for i'm
That fetched i'm, an knew it quicker
nor light. He come all round me, Gloss
fghtin', goin' steady for my heart.
held on all could an split is ear, but
then Ibegan to hiccup an the game was
up. come in to feel if could throw
i'm an e go. me one ON the mouth tha
downed me an'-look ere"
Ortheris raised the left corner Of hi