The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-13
.a1.Adam. as. l,e -waded through the dls-

dam, al. he waded through the dis
Eorder%of budding sheep. ".
And wheer's your lille 90 =" asked /
Topper scornfnlly. ;s.s. 81 y.
y.'yyeel - the title man a answered with
I 4, quiet smile. "at3 this minute he's KILN
was Ind eed the case for big blue 9Rasper3
had iinterfered with the great dog IN the
erformance OF his duty. and suffered sun
accord ngly 81 & !. Il ,5s. rs . !.
sprIne passed into miner; and the
excitement as TO the even Of the ia pT5s
fproaching 1T rials when y, ~ length me
other, 3rea ched such a$height As old iona q
Maddox, the octog riail, could B hardly q
ID down in the sylveste r Arms there was
almost nightly All conflict between MADAM am
a nd Tam mas 4 Thornton, spok esman OF thei
Dalesmen.5 as Many a. long drawn bout o.
words had the two anent the, re specttye
merits q nd Cup chances OF red and gray
IL thes q q duels Tammas was usually
worsted.8 His temper would get the bet.
Tar 81 Ills discretion; and the cynical
debat er would be lost In the hot -tongued
PARTISAN. 3slI& &, 4. I. !. Y. "
would as rule. maintai q rlgid silence 81, ~
on ~ when their champi on SSR was being
bea ten, and 1t was time for strength 81
.wnIce Ia ayanquist strength OF argument
they Joined in right Justify and roared
the little man down, for y the-Wor l rs!
like the gentlemen who rule the Z,
! at stminst ter. FL s. V. ".
81 Tatllmas 8 Was ~ n ca su pJecl ~,
iSN1,Adaua to draw, but David was ea 81! +.
iSInsults directed at himself the boy pore 20
with q stolidity born OF long use. But
| a poisonous dart shot against his .frien 9
lat Kenmuir never ia He'd to achieve It's
object, And the little man evinced az Y
amazing talent for the conc ction Of d 'e
lilies respecting James Moore.
1, I'm l1earln,"' said he. one evening,
sitting ~ the kitchen, sucking his twig !;
|F.,ImY hearin James Moore as s Sc e, 70
! 'a',Yo,re hearin' lies-or NAL like .tellin'
Fem" David answered shortly. N FOE ne ne
treated his Their now wi tn cont ptuous
,lndfference, III . I. VI J, !, y. y, \. !.
lutte man continued meditatiyely. ,'Weel
II I'M I'm only ,stonisled he's waited sac !aang.
Ain buried, anther ONE ONE onT-l INA .
James NJ oore. +,
81 David burst angrily out Of the room.
Gaein' to ask him II It's true ~ called
3h,s father after him, Jude luck TO ye7--
AH David iei1 had now 10, a new in terest at Ken-
Smt t IN ~. Maggie ne found an endless
source sour Of study. on the death Of her
mother mother the girl had taen up the reipa
1 iof government at Iienml and galla my ~,
she played her part. Wllet her N. tenacr J:
mnothering tile baby, wee a ms, OH
the sterner, matters Of househo ol Worn
\ she did her duty young tn ougl. she was
Win b SURPRISING, old fashioned woman-
Illness that won many ;a smile q ,app J,
i Nal from her father, and caused 'loaylds
i eyes to open wi III as ontshmen
Il tl.And, he soon discovered tina NJ ggle
Il mis- tresss OF Kenmnir, was 9 notherg person
4 from ylis erstwlil 10 play alla SER
A gltri,c Ia ppy days when Nigh ed right
were gone. J never to be recal lied il2aYld
Il after regretted them, espee tall 3. y nell
IN a ,lilict ~ tong ues Maggie With Re|