Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-01-07

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sshr1nkingly aloo6 from post society.
Even Webb, Blake and Ray were pow
.erless to pull him out of his despond.
He seemed to feel indeed he said so.
that his brief ENHANCEMENT with that
strange, fascinating girl had clouded
his soldier name for all time. To
these stanch friends and advisers he
frankly told thewhole story. and thew.
in turn, had told it to the general
to the colonel commanding the req
iment and to those whose opinions
they most valued; but Field could
speak Of 1t to none others. Frankly
he admitted that from the moment
he met the girl he fell under the in
fiuence Of powerful fascination.
Within "a hours Of his return from
the Laramie trip they were riding to-
gether, and during that ride she asked
to be taken to Stabber's village, and
there had talked long with that mag
nificent young Sioux. Later, Field,
surprised her in tears, and then she
told him q pitifu1 tale. Eagle Wing
had been educated, she said, by her
aunt and uncle indeed their
nephew and her own cousin. He had
been wild and had given them much
trouble, and her aunt was in bitter
distress over his waywardness. II
was to plead with him. that she, Ma.
ne.es, naa gone. Moreau mad been
n anu lneralogy, II
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were ready beyond the corral, and she
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