Arizona republican., 1902-06-01

iiamS. the other man, and q cOnlfade OF
Morris, also said that he would swear
under oath as to seeing Willie emerge
from the orderly tent
The captain considered q few mo-
ments and then spoke.
Private Jones, there is no direct wi
1euce that YOU stole the purse, al
though the finding Of it among your
Possessions l. 2 Circumstance decidedly
against you. am not disposed to
punish you. but IL hunts RE moro than
! can say to think that I have @ man
in ny troop who would rob another.
viii net have you tried for the offense.
foi there is something peculiar about
This case that I would like 10 solve.
Private Morris is too ready with lis
assurances OF your suit, and il leads
me to believe thar there is something
back Ct it all. l am willing to let the
matter rest at present but for your own
sake. Private Jones. I trust that YOU
/ win be ahIe by your actions in the fjl-
tulr to gain the confidence that can
ret have in You until this matter is
cleared. You may So
Willie left the presence OF his COM
Iuaader with mis- brain in whirl. lie
! went straight TO his tent and threw
himself on his face on his blankets. He
was having the battle OF his life 10
icontrol himself from committing muir
Ger. He CRASHED his teeth and cursed
in impGte.t rage. lie wanted Morris
10 keep out CT his way just then Tor re
feit certain tnat ne would never De
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if he caught sight of his hooking face
! at that moment.
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ne re&a-neu ms leet ana cl.iiChel WIN
BI.nA'e- ine ITO Stftssleo HdI"' out
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2 ne OF the guard came up anu pu' d
stop 20 tfle procedures. ne otlic7r u
the 5taf0 Hau il5tFleu 'lie 0o'iiii, '-''u
cuIchdE sent tue sus-iu u '~'hV 'I'e "
tenders INTO CUSTODY
They passed the night in the guard
house and were taken before the sum
many court in the morning. Both OF
them entered plea of guilty to the
charge OF disorderly conduct and were
fined $40 each They were then e
leased from confinement and reported
| tc their troop, for the regiment was to
leave that afternoon
As soon as the printer had report cd
% The first sergeant for duty he Went
at once to his tent. where he found
a.. Willie packing up their JOINT effects
. -cello, p-bu'1kia, he SAID cheeT!4y,
. j d-cld not --ll+ze t-t1e t-tfoop fl--hsss
and $50 l s-stayed at boarding
h-house last night. / h-hope t-that
= y-yCu E-haTe not been lonesome.
Willie had heard Of the fight that his
terminate had had with Iorris on his
behalf and felt very grateful toward
him. lie had been lonesome, for since
the theft was known among the sol
: dieTs he had associated with no one,
ard waited impatiently Tor his one true
friend to ne released from confinement.
He laughed At the appearance Of
Rlinkia, Tor his face was pulled ana
SCRATCHED. as q. result of his bout With
: Morris. lie felt more cheerful NOW
that MS friend was with him, and he
related to BliRkie all that passed.
Blinllie thought hard for minute AMI
then said with some heat THAT it was
, his candid opinion that The purse had
been stolen by Morris, WHO ha1
Glanced on an opportunity 10 do him
harm. EIe cautioned Willie not to Ee
rash, ana not to worry about it. as lie