The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-26
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Miss Bates did not stay to argue She had long been
convinced that Aessandro and Chingachgook
NAL Indians
Pete just brought the agency launch to the dock
and preparing to tie the night
called to him. He shook his request
taken to the village When she explained that her lover had
innocence-he nodded The other way
Jump in" he briefly IT hant -goin to let lynn
Inun spoil your weddn' captain;
him along He'll give official Standing
Captain Brown joined once, and good ma
tired face vas drown into
the indians He had had several experiences with the
shall and did not court very
launch cut the its shrill
the unhappy prisoner that friends coming.
The marshal pompous as a marshal could be- His
te experience made him turn his back Miss Bates when
and threatened The marshal accused him of interfering
with justice and used
drew Miss Bates from the room He uriously and
his eyes had glitter that full Of promise for the
shall
AS they went down the hall they saw Henry standing
stiffy before wiped tear-staned
lips diplomatic smile The
effort was pfu and caused Henrs pride in his undertaking
to shrink hung his head, softly
she might Mr.. Stanton, opened
the marshal had not appeared like very disagreeabe
He requested
to the office with message
not thought that she would suffer if Stanton
prison. He wanted Stanton sight
sorrowfu face told him story that him open his
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She looked at him felt glance
had all of woman horror of arrest and her fear broke thru
her natural reserve.
"Care!" said, passionate voice thru his
selfshness like a knife eff could only I
care! Henry, you arrested him. you
must catch that steamer in San Francisco Oh is there
way of escape He has done You know that"
Henry had spent six at Carlisle There would al
be times when the Indian would but there
would be other times when the influence years
would overcome nature looked A ques
ton burned in her eyes. He dropped his
IT will free him., he said. MET dock"
His confidence impressed her, and She doubted
him She believed that white
plsh what he wished. SO she beamed him
fulness that weight one foot to the
other He had not the aintest idea perform
his task. Fate sent helping hand.
young Bear called the marshal "come stay
with the prisoner. want postoffice
locked the door Stanton and his jaor and
his pocket He felt hestancy leaving in
the door was locked and he carried key.
~ forgot there this suffy little
he did not Henry key to the
Indian curious impersona
thought believe everything about
the Indians that had been written
by his His mind filed with things.
Stanton
- Come quick he whispered.
~ Stanton idly kicked the bed.
white at dock. We go before
comes back"
Stanton sat stubbory still and kept kicking the
Come begged Henry. white squaw waiting
Stanton flushed. late" want to
stand my trial and how out of it, YOU
sneak"
tho he the postoffice.
Eve couldn't take the tran anyway went Stanton
marshal would way
out of this blasted country"
Government launch suggested Henry. II it.
Take train at the junction The marshal won't
white squaw's waiting
stanton stopped kicking the bed and sprang to his feet
where's my hat? Do think do it, Henry?"
PAY attention to people," advised Henry he
opened door which they would
reach the hall. Nobody knows you
this that enabled Stanton to
postoqce, street.
Of af
telling again how taken that A1ecx prisoner
Miss Bates a low that half sob
them Regardless Of Henry Stanton in his
kissed
Twill you do this for Miriam? We find
minister the train and if not married
ST.
oh hurry! she begged I'VE twenty
utes. thought you would you it,
Henry?'
Henry did not answer in words, but the
the dock without the shri with