Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-05-24

fsrl0sure OF tue ~,
s,,itives. and shrewdly
~. aa' they abandoned the
, .5sr had been holding the
'a oo5 started in the direc-
pun, " N foot they could have
~ ,or the ground was very
u ,.n NJ They could not afford
!. ,,l horses, and so they had
~ ray ,Iowly-over or AROUND oS;1
,,acIes that beset their
W. Inscribed were they by
;, ,ascue Mabel and Jennie
..ot everything else.
s',,owing on the track taken
nd 3 few white renegades
med me- by a desire to avense
10 a vide detour. 1t was
oftprnoon, indeed the sun
On hour high, when Ber-
med in his horse and cried
ia Guide Whitman, shad-
bertram pointed to a mass
about a mile off. In the
or the sun was pouring a
pveI. binding rays against
they saw the Sioux.
here sure enough" said Ned
rg his dripping brow in the
arm. and looking anything
ID the discovery.
like red ants on a HILL"
AZ much disgusted as his
adding. They act as if they
4nqthing. I can imagine that
shouting"
Imagination" said Guide
They are shouting as dis
are talking"
can soon learn the cause"
s,tram Leroy. See, there Is
Ing up to the highest pima
dis he doing that fort" asked
b The news to his friends.
j soon tell"
sLeUy leaped to the ground,
Ibis eyes, he keenay watched
He saw the polished spear
I lg in the sunlight. waving
Ind that; now obscured, and
| ls out as if it were tipped
EM he say?" asked Ned. tor
HpsiIeuce and uncertainty.
/ they have found them, the
t2lers. The fugitives are in
Nell on Blue creek. They will
las soon as 1t is dark"
! On the distant hill stopped
ID Bertram Leroy, having
he signals, stopped also. 1t
minute before New Costello
Ge1ce:
n to help them; and now that
there they are We should push
iny honest belief that there
b ose."
bid we do if we were there 2
ham, who was as we'll versed
apthods as if he had been
i them.
ID charge in and rescue the
the impulsiye Ned.
Ire sure Of being of assist
d be the last to hesitate; but
it is daylight, and they out
twenty to one. l think II
bly, to attack"
my conscience" said Mike,
K pleasure greater than |
If We could only get a little
to have them decently under
four rifles"
Md, Mike; but we must not
they have rifles, and men who
4. Let lis wait till dark"
he was willing to be advised,
eSsed that there was no sat
q night fight; and he shrewd-
est man isn't at his best after
While Guide Whitman stood
eyebrows. He evidently did
z young men. At length he
linking aloud:
hat HaIpah were back with
not look for him before
aid Bertram.
i'e Of that"
You made up your mind as
moye:"
have, Bertram. We must
u, and then we must place
The route over which those
: pass to reach the Sioux
6 succeed in this we may be
Else the Sioux. and by quick
'Mphsh our purpose" ~
Ing in that?"
that, Bertram, I have then
crate scheme. but l think ii
We VIII make our way to Red
'2 We can pass for this
men in the darkness. We
.|eH the chief and carry him
oed Cloud in our possession,
''e our own terms"
Il INTO a depression where
1'er and grass. and here they
Aa.S feed and rest until ar
ARA And now to put Guide
airing scheme into execution
would have been more secure
!. 4,oS>eS, but they did not dare
,Dem, They walked on, with
0,er their arms, and occa
, listen. The air was pain
mad gone to sleep.
'aey reached a point where
> =, Il would be prudent to halt
10e horses were tethered tC
~ and the young men, with
.a Is IN readiness, sat on tbs
,1eir faces towards the east
D'ee hours passed and mid
-; s'IA heard they no sound
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