Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-01-28

had worked there during the 1rSt year
were Loyalty eRtbusis site. As they were
authorities others p~sfsrce had ~ sc-
crrt the dic,um. There grew 4 desire
among the better class to Sc what
"Therpss Ono might 10 like. In NJ
autumn Harry had mere apphoanM
than he know what 10 % with MCht-
cen Of the cd nsN returned. No tssk
them all. but when 1t ~ me 10 distrtsu-
ton three found themselves assigned
to one or the other Of ths rev % nps
Ard quietly the yuDer vviNsd that
these three hsd shewa tue isast willing
spirit during the previsus wiRt0r.
Tim shearer was ferSMsu q Camp
One. scetty rsrsens was sraft~a fren
the veterans 10 take charge Of TIVE
Thorpe engaged two Nsa ksswn -
Tia TO boss Three ard Fsvr, b1t IN 80
lectlng ths push" fer Five he sought
ont John Rsdvsy snd Induced hin 10
sccept the com - issisn.
"Ycu can do II, John" said he. and
know It. ! want ysu to try. AMI If yea
dent make Der 60 I'll call II Bossey's
fault hut my own"
Tho rc1lilt proved hls ssascit3. Rad
wSv ras one If the best fsrenen t, the
outfit. He got mere out o. his mcn. he
rose better TO emergencies. ans ho SC
ccmplsh,d mere with ris saHs re-
sources thss asy Of the others except
Ing Tia ghesrsr. As iesI Gs tho wsrx
was dsns for sor.s eve elss ke was c.
rshie and S7icient. Only when he WIS
cDllo1 rrcn - demand or bis swn ss
coun, ca the rarslvYns xsysss aEsst
Alta
But the eur feature that did more 70
-ttraCt tire very h~et eleweet aMoRa
veodsrnsr VIZ Camp Onr Old wosss
mon VII sti'l toll you shsut IL. with q
longing r~N1in,iceat glisaner IN the
Cc.rrrs 81 their svse as tfca recall ito
ylori's srG the mon vne worried IN 4.
IN hav" "pTt In" wister n CAMP
enc VS. trc msri; O. 4 asrtrr ana ire
'ores
Fut Carp one was privilege Z
nam catered II en'y ere, ksvkg
proved / 'res.lf: ne r-paa He-4 IA It ocl,
&c loNS "a Nj, Gclsses deserved TIE
honor. lis members were invaiiss'v
recruited from osc ef tkg ether fe7-
c,mpT, never ffass applicants vino hsa
not f'ar In Th~-pc'x e&play.
50 @hsaror was ferrMsn Of picked
crew. Probably M finer hody Of nrr
VS. over gatssred 81 sse eeAe SEINE
of them had I've reputation Of being
tile hardest eli gems in thr~e rs,~s
others we're mila ss tvrtleasves They
we've 81 rioRsers. The. hsd tire lns-
r-rferce, the uRshs shed cye. ths IN
er'orrlinstisr even, Of tss nEn who
has drawn his istelisctusl .sd meral
neurisn.ent at tae breast Of Wild
nature. They we're afraid ef nothing
alive. From no one, were he chore hey
or president would they take a single
word. with the pxcsption always IF
Tirl Shesrer and Thorpe
And they were Loyal. 1t WAS n r.lnt
Of honor with them - stay "ustil the
last deg wzs hung" H~ who 81
in the hour Of nesG wan not only q rem
/ eEade, but fee, for he thus earned q
magnificent licking il ever he ran rp
against mem Der Of the "FiehHnz
Forty" 4 band Of soldiers we're they.
ready to attempt anything their Gem
pander ordered, and. il nust be CON
Tossed. they were slao somewhat on
the order Of band ~ rlrates Mar,
quette thought so each spring after the
drive, whea hst tilted, they xurE-d.
fwearing and shouting. dswR 10 Dew
ny EOgans saloon. Denny had 10 buy
new fixtures whea they went sway.
but it WIS worth II.
Proud, II Vas no name far IT, Rosr!
The fame 81 Camp One spread ahrs,h
over tho land. Some roope thsrsht
Camp Ono must BE- sort OF helIhols
Of rearing rchHnS devils Othrrs
sighed and made rnrid calculations OF
The number of lo.s thoy could rnt in
If only they could set held ct help like
thrt
Thorpe himself. of course. made hi,
headquarters mt Camn one. DCr.ns
the Eve years he had rover crossed rms
graft Of M.ckinsw. Tie rupture VITA
his sister had n,nde r-pnsrsnt TO him
al the southern eSugiry All winter
l.nE he was sasra tsaG busy ~ his leg.
yrr Summers he cr-nt nj the mill.
Occasionally he visited Marquette, but
always on business.
He was har7y because he was roc
busy 20 H. anything clio. Tho Insist
ent need or success which he hsa ere
a,ed for himself ah.orrra all stner son
timc0ts. he demanded It Of sthsri
vigorously. lie could Do no lr~s tia 4
demand IL Of himself The csisf end
NJ shy man. as he saw it, was TO d.
veil and successfully whs- mis- llfa
fsusd ready.
Success. success. auCcsss Netting
corld he 81 more importance Tvs A.
lsiuMrrt argued = mans eaacIsaey II
The schrra. ~ things Anything th.'
ia,ertertd with it-psrs0Rxl csufsrt
inclination. eTsctisa. desire. lsvs OF
es.p. lHiividual liking was bad
Tserre c,red for lust three p~sF'
and none Of them happened % clash
With his machine They ~er- wallace
Csrpcnter, littie Phil ana In!aa Char
ley.
Wallace was alvey. rrr~aas agree
able - Thorpe. I.at1rrly. since th- cree
ton Of the mill, lie had Developed rnNx
pcctod -cunen in TIE dispose OF th'
sessons cut 10 wholesale asa 'ors IN
Chicago Theresftsr IA vss sftsH Ia
10 woOis ho;h Ter pleasure ssA to ss'
his ps'1nsrs IDEAS q. what IN" hra