Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1901-01-03

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nIn 7 1sEa H. s1rns guBr-al at LnR
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tnat Esrs bean found w@h tine EJ-ttrEg,
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1asstsz wh q rE-.tI.uE trangACrsun. ]
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ralu CT EcrZr information. Z Uncovered
TgU- fathers ans M Trsvsrg real
us-aaS. md on the Galsgs baClER. ans
IN tine Eg-ns TrsEr, b names uf the two
EasU WINS We're killed abrJHd.
-ycgw, n EssrrEB To r1e that there were
Ell lzssFr five 7afD- De- connected with the
suHEDaHE, nErne1Y, Tulr father. Mr..
4 TgHTsrK. tine TWO men who It'd rDt
~chErsrx their names. and angTher-ar5
II LNEt other be Giving, and we could
IUv DLzr hands UT,1n hirn, then w0Uid
ths reading ct the riddle be Z mere
msttEr 90 GosrCdun- YgIEr father, John.
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WEI can the rgsIr gentlemen, evidently
rrsEEzsc 10 the fun IhBt thRF were IN
4 8saGlT peril and took every TTeGsutiUn
aEzaEr tine danger frat threatened
anss-n. THE ufhsr two were less careful.
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30 great and after being abroad Some
tire. AND Iffn41tng that u affair had
AlUvn over, they became care5ssa and
patd tine awful pe-1alrE The vendetta
EtE1 wsTr On, byt when E8l first ea-ne
sErnsB the Ragged Thfr-ssn John Won
saw ltE Vengeance vJeake3 upon & man
Nfao WIS z stranger 20 ycsgr father
u have Inquired CLOSELY into this part
IF raa huEirs.Bs. and in eath Of these
outside cases, tine rosr killed. and the
prlesf NhaBe life was attempted were
strong pulfticaa -Dpponenrs Of q certain
seerann uf the Irish party. and had
worked hard against II Now, then
bsre is my theory, and ygu MAJ take il
fr what IL Is worth That whsch
EtaTtsd with Ors man IS q vendetta
became. by that one mans ability, al
Organization that rniuiEtErEa TO his re-
rer1Ee, and has been workea Cp into
an awfBl weapon To carry terror, by
the -nast 8rferrgsl means, into y camp
af ftK political opponents Now, what
sort pf a man could DO this To begin
with be mast be possesse6 OF the most
enduring hatred. ana where VIII YOU
Ena mex who carry On a vendetta like
the C1rEiesns, Then. too. he nave
irish bluod in his veins, or why this an
tagur3Ern TO ths so-called enemies o.
freiands An. you un5s-standg"
had risen up. and q mans name was
trembling on my lips.
Don't speak yet" he said You
know. this lis only theory. but ! have
watched the man whom you have rec
eogriZe6 by my description. ] have
taken note Of his inc0nings and out
guarrs. ] have been with him wher
he little suspected IL, and ] say TO yoI
two r1sn that If Maurice DHOrvslle Ii
not the man WHOM OF all others yor
have 10 fear. he is yet the head ot
Some powerful secret society. ] can
not find that he was ever al Cam
bridge. hut IN the same year In which
your father went DOWN. q young Irish.
man named Brian Lennon disappeared
and was never heard OF again.
Now. Mr.. Tremagne-T beg youi
pardon. John-ft Is no secret TO me that
you are acquainted with D'Orviile';
relatives Cultivate the acquaintance
tin you make il a firm friendship J
know his mother is a Corsican lady
and you may be able TO find out who
his father was. and unless I'm VERY
much mistaken. youll be told that n:
family name lis Lennon. Now, you'v.
something definite 10 work al, and the
sooner you begin the better. II ] an
informed correctly. DOrville WI b
IN This neighbOurhood in the course o.
z few 6avs."
There's one point yon haven't touch
upon" ] said, after we a sat 70,
some minutes silently staring al th'
FIRE and that is Maguire's connection
with the affair"
"Ah." said he. IF Mr.. Maguirt
hadn't become MIXED up in IL the mat.
Ter would have been fairly plain. bur
I confess that I'm utterly NJ a aurC ~