The Greeley tribune., 1905-11-09

a, herleTs,
e -" impersonal skill that sux-
,,.,,e ar solitary exercise In the
,I,sy @ The tenpins took their
IN good part-no one could
,,ate at himself on escaping the
'.~ ha,I-and where there's a uni
Dr DI1 Of luck doubtless also there
IN tnnnd a sort of grim fellow
r we're all more or less in
sIi = her there could be no doubt.
pa,tar of fact, Judith Rodney
ssnend on the scarcity Of WON:
~ losart for her pre-eminence In
osts of this hot headed group.
ans,,ty-and through no con-
sor, Of hers-would have been
.ant anywhere. AS 1t was, In
mon.forsaken wilderness she
.re stirred up n modern edition
rro;sn war at any moment.
= did not, despite the lurking
an of temptation written all
brought back the words Of
"If Judy wasn't a good girl
Drs would just materially be-
tinct shootin' each other upon
Of her"
!, what a woman she was! 1t
rss Carmichael as she watched
|oa these warning elements in
w of her hand that her interest
due to a certain Temperament
N. that there might lie at the
of her being a subtle combina-
mint and devil. One could fan
paaIng an army on n crusade
king a barroom brawl. The
Eps quality of her beauty, the
of color. the suggestion Of en-
and radiating health in every
re comparable to the great
forces about her.
sent neither pole of her charac-
had been hastily estimated,
\ remotely suggested. The at
/ in the postothce was, con-
the potential violence Of its
singularly calm. And Judith,
these wild border lads on
chat and banter and retain
absolute loyalty, was a sight
eing. She had the alertness of
mer locked in a cage with the
khe Jungle; the rashly confident
lied. the meek she exalted, and
such genuine good Fellowship,
absence of coquetry In the
(me of give and take, that one
wonder at even the devotion
Der. And since they were to
|er own confession, but spurs
breros" one wondered at the
on of the comedy, the endless
Hing in the manipulation of
psf picturesque marionettes-
remembered the outlaw broth
elt that what she did she did
there love letter for me?"
hg man who inquired seemed
to different race from these
Fqulres Of the saddle. He sug-
pvercrowded excursion boats
lay afternoons in swarming
cities. He buttonholed every
explained his presence in the
the score Of his health. as
Favins his native asphalt We're
hat demanded apology.
answered the postmistress,
pal motherly note, ''here Is one
gous & Co."
went up at this and the blush +
e.ioot pocketed his third bill
most theatrical style Of Mex
lbrero: it had a brass snake
'und the crown for a hatband,
w puncher in good and regular
would have preferred going
led to wearing it.
Gems to be pressing her suit,
U better name the day." one of
gers suggested.
'lamed thing amt worth $25,"
Y man from the east declared.
Picuous silence followed. 1t
. irritate the owner of the hat
phe would defend It "It amt
he repeated.
ph you allowed you was out
your health? a big Texan In
er life," staggered the man
nat, Works good enough
and the Texan smiled sweet
liah who sold you the hat
here for his"
lilu her head and stamped let
ooys We're suspiciously quiet,
e one began to sing.
suhistress waited for the last
eie chorus to die away, and
Il package she held in her
aiFs, Henry Lee, Deer Lodge.
Wen, Henry. here's a we'd
seH'' l guess. And my con-
w pas' though you've hardly
Us well In never saying a
.or.unate Henry, who hadn't
|ee'neart and who was noted
.es, s, man In the Goose Creek
uaa u. to submit to the mock
.' .e'iohs Of every man in the
promise to set up the drinks