New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-16

tlll - money and not a care in YOUR curly head.
You're he'll Of a fellow to throw bouquets
= guess can shoot too" he said. with 4 wild
was I'm the place where You had to-. % '0N
~ makes me wish you weren't a road agent"
DO yqg know.' he went on. when Teller has
neryed himself up 70 DO something big-when he
49, IN sack or Dc lying dead and done for in
70 things on the chance Of seeing them again
no no. mo lie made an upward gesture with his
The world is too good place to quit ! said
coIiS S 9e , OF H. od chap haven't any doubt
Il don't want no Jobs" he returned sourly. I'm
years and then they turn me down for as He
Sto5 t, snort NOW m biahhng what
some day and swear away my life II / run along
s,,, d2mt believe y9u.Te The Kind that wouII' he
had spark Of gratiTood had NV I r,ID ~ = yon
all along and It would have been money in nv
there was a man as wasn't wanted around hare us
I'm sorry 10 be in the way" said .h1t 7 can
SS3Sy make that all right" AID glanced up the
'Wher ; in thunder do you come from. anyway.
o's @ dore '6 6st PsH To have stayed
you must s let u. set out Sit Of nT 9hs said
always the iooher-on that gets shot YOU know
do he said qu talk mighty smooth moot 'q now me hut IF
F S 4, Would he he. Oh mammal n Red Rock
vernacuar being more suited 10 his rornn me
henson. TO think 7 want my best girl f,III
He looked at US LrresoluteIy
emit you see how I'm dxed7-' he said
There's our side Of q too. said
an r hs banged sS6e the b su5 Of his T the road
paw the air with gratitood' he cried :or swear
4 that il would sinking mean 4 TO give 'sn me-
II" y never did that in life, said and DON,
added an7oasS indcatih% &' Mis-! 3ayes SHUT
Gan With af fhnt f9F s6T n com
man to show me how: and what's more 7 wouldn't
The bandit smiled under his mask
Il wish you and the little lady the best Of luck"
he said. and II you ever find silver tea ser
M weSdn ST o@ 1o4a know
Wen be glad TO accept it; I said. as heartily
and when said was grateful want You TO
The world would be better PLACE II there was
his enormous hand I shook II cordially. and my
apnT 70 an have v met YOU he sai ana adt wi 5a
We left him standing IN the middle Of the he, read
the fellow with seven league boots. I never saw
woman run ,b as fast as Mss Jayss It Tas IKE IKE
come down dog tired, but UP like Young
n hrT Ike peoP missing the ast Train
We had reached the eTossroads and had thrown
US the SCATTERING report OF a rife We held our !
breath and our hands tightened on each others |
The report was followed by two others In quick |
end then there little fierce rattle
like lot OF hrecrackers going OF under barrel.
We up instantly and listened. but the silence |
remained unbrohen our bursting hearts licked |
the seconds Ny companion put her around !
me and began like n child on nv breast I'm |
afraid 7 scarcely any collected. We |
pretty far spent. both US: things like that
had happened to US before; and had grown |
psncky with running. retained enough presence |
OF mind. however. 70 kiss her repeatedly though !
she denied ever afterward that she had begun II |
by putting up her mouth TO mine. AS gentleman.
I suppose oughtnt 20 say IT, but she did-truly |
and honestly she did-and. as we are married now |
and have baby. Ike the hero OF Picking IL really |
doesn't matter.
I don't know how long stayed there II seemed |
like before heard the rumble OF the stage
and It appear IN cloud OF dust rafting
toward US at lively clip. We into the road |
and waved for IL 20 stop, Ella saving II 7
went alone they might mistake me for another |
bandit Even II the darfooI messenger
pointed his gun az me. and saw hands holding |
pistols out Of the windows The driver was quicker
70 understand and. bringing his leaders on their
launches. welcomed US boisterpusv
Pile in everybody he cried This my busy
dny and all is welcome II YOU want a dead rob-
Der YOU ind him down the road he added; |
and then ASKING his six he headed us at
a tearing Sallop for Red Rock.-CBlack and White.