The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1903-12-18
who look & poor. I laughed;
II think I can do soneahing yet. Mind.

y. who look so DOOR I laughed;
II think 1scansdo sonSAthing yet. Mind,
dosnptspr6riis radiis:sb MI get
you algood share of 1t"
You are making me very thankful"
burst out Ieuan; now will tell you
everything. I am very anxious, very
to get some money, for ! have
been feeling So " + Sof having 1t with.
q that i haveSbeen talking TO
eIgee, and shells goingwith you5to
TIE little farm. Which W 'sla fancy
mo" said he, looking at me very
slyly, but everybody ISIS not telling
a fair hit" said /. And where is
this farm?"
It iss In the south replied Ieuan.
4 sheardvof It from a man / know very
swell,ssswhensSIE was travelling that way
about three months ago. ss
And whatawiu become sofy the Red
Men Of the Dusk without their LEADER,
Il do not know, and. Indeed. I do not
care. I have donessgwith them now.
Iafydd here has begged SO hard to.
come With me thatsIs have said yes,
Then you and Winhy will get mar
sried?1 ~ 81 sfsTs sS ~ a8. ~, y
E eyes, yes,' said Ieauan;@in a tone sof
exultation. ..That iss right.
And the little boy?s LVentured. Il
"Ninny's mother ISIS very. anxious to
keep him, y he willsbe all right with,
That prisoner" I shot OFF at a tan
gent. THAT fellow we tripped up on
the ice, Ieuan; what of him 2,
7 let him go myself" replied Ieuan.
Yes, G%ruffydd ISIS In his home to-
day aFs4fs5s5!sa taassss
= am glad Of it," said I.
~ b ar !, ~ 49,, 49, r.1.5.Y ~, 80 q go SSs&2
Plenty" said Ieuan. I'VE bought,
some at the inn, thinking we might
want IT tonight, andsit nearly finished
the money l had Left
You must have spent "a good deal
your clothes" / remarked; "you are
both SO fine that 1t is hard to make.
you ut"
Ieuan smiled a quiet. dry smile, and
waved his hand carelessly. ""Oh, we
had them on the road" he said.@%The
suspicion which had prompted my re-
mark was confirmed, and + knew now
that some unfortunate travellers had
been turned adrift In their dirty and
tattered garments, victims OF an I'M
profitable Exchange.
Can you camp here till tomorrow
morntngg" I asked.
THAT will be easy" replied Ieuan.
Very WE'LL. / returned, II will be
here at %daybreak with what money I
cailsDf1ng you. And UNDER
standing we parted
When I got back to the house I
tossed a pinch of gravel against the
lighted window of the room where
Roger generally sat Of an evening. He
understood the signal and met me five
minutes afterWard In a sheltered nook
at one corner OF the bowling green.
When he heard my story he strongly
urged me to give Ieuan his hundred
pounds in full.
Roger had now a considerable
amount of money in his hands, OF
which, he a takenecare that Sir John
Postgate knew nothing. He had drawn
in secretly several large sums im1ne-
diately after my flight, seeing thai evil
times We're close at hand.
1tGive him his money Master Geoff-
lrey,"safd Roger. asupposeshe informed
on you! What Is his Character
Why, Roger" said /, "he is savage
and vindictive, and a thief to his finger
tips. If he owed me a grudge he would
handle my blood money with positive
delight. But then, it's his creed and
spect such IDEAS. These things apart,
he is an excellent fellow, and I am GER
tain is not bent at present o doing
/ me harm
Take him his hundred pounds by
dawn Of day" said Roger, every penny
Eof It,"
II had thought Of giving him the
falf,o I replied. Tt is not that I
grudge hin1sthe money, but I cannot
help looking ahead, Roger. Suppose I
have to fly from here again. Suppose
Butley Croft could no longer afford q
refuge to my wife. then that money
would b needed for her use, and I
scarcely feel Inclined to give away q
penny which might prove of service to
her.
Never fear for that whispered
Thorne, eagerly. Leave me to handle
that turn Of affairs, Master Godfrey.
should 1t ever come. Besides the money
In the house there are several large
amounts out IN the hands of safe men
Of our own party, men who would new
er bIab a word, yet render account to
you or to me to the asst penny. We
can spare this hundred pounds to clear
this man out OF the country, easily,
easily, I say
Hell be off swiftly enough when he
gets til returned, for fear any one
\ should forestali him at Nant-y-Bryn.
/ Coin or bullion, he'll touch another
hundred there"
The upslaot was that I slipped out of
the house before peep of day the next
morning with a small, heavy leathern
8fbag, containing Ieuan's hundred pounds
in gold. I received q score of compli-
ments for every coin, and now Ieuan
told me where he was to settle. It was
on the border of Monmouthshire, and
/ he intended to devote himself to the
rearing of cattle and mountain ponies,
a pursuit which he thoroughly UNDER
stood.
CONTINUED Next Week.)
What a Square -Jawed Man Is Doing.
New York Telegram to the Pittsburg
Gazette: It takes power and engineer
ing skill to raise a row Of ten houses at
one operation and to throw them high