The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-05-11
neocerul,y like a trussed fowl BEFORE

r.
peacefully like a trussed FOWL oeiofe
the fire."
The baronet smiled ana sara: IL DC
your warrant for his safety, we've hao
hin well guarded from the 1lrst, and TO-
night he Is behind barred Goor WIN
Mr.. Stairs overseer standlhS sehtIy
before 1t. But as for that. mes parelS
out OF bed from my Iln-pIlck. -.
Having thus disposed or me. they lel
me be and t|.me TO the graVer business
of the moment. with q toast to lay the
dust before 1t. 1t was haicoliet WIZ"
ave the toast.
Here's to our bully REDSKINS ana
their ~liing-how do you cal i'iM' cap
tain Stuart Deem
"Oconostota Is the Chelakec Oh IT.
though on the border they khoW nm
better as ,o'o Top IN! up, sen nv
men, fill up; us Il dry business tnls.
] Allow me, MI. star n you, Nr. ~
-ah-Pengarden. rms same oio
heather is the kings TREND now; put,
gentlemen all, | do assure you ne the
very devil himself in a cop~per-colored
skin. Twas he VINO mpusne us III
go. and but for
"Oh, Lord groaned falconnet. l
say, captain, brown the names IN the
far t~he"as!est way TO SWailoW them.
BY this, the gllzZiea captains men,
ton of the old Fort Loudoh massacre,
l knew hlm Tor mat same Jonh STUART
of the ~Highlanders VINO, with captain
Damare, had stoutly defended the IRON
tier tort against the saFageS twenty
years before; knew nm ana
l had no soone placed nm. Wnen 1
was but a boy, as could We'll remem-
Der, he had peer kings man TO the
c~herokees, d sorl . so-oelMeeh III
li'les VI psdGe' anu ~ INC ooIuel WaiS
d man 'he lluiaiis ieaiSu' nul now,
as l WIS SUI" Az wa" " hioN
iou uS ! lsai. ,
rs eantLeu nlousn ! ,a'', ne
Henl Oh. Mnen ne .oasl "aS uiuilh
ana men ne any ne'u ~ q
arms niger ms BUSINESS VIII not
brook uhifleiu!y ears. ARE we SAFE "
'"tN ! AleIc, W.. H''li.
u was f~aiCohhet VINO "ltsWereu;
SAFE as INC cioeh' lou passed my
senvts ~ me roau
U.s.
;. > lis PauloIh u d Inaii ma
,sarieS io"nu tHe nou'e' Ae'S heVo
sou, iTWs, eaplalh.
as !! "as Sayt.S, 'ne liuiais are d y
NV nc VIII US Iwus an 1alr saiihs ~
lle council at EcNOta, the CnelakeeS
n be I'm 10 d man LII 1eTce enoush TO u,g me
iatchet up. But dld nave the ueVlls
own searot tempest with my Lord
+h,, ,.-;.z =: ~, ,--
Ia t'IIIi'en ~ lIG w 6 Set'leInei.S,
~ 'nese our teusklhs VIII loniaha"k
'iei.t u, aI'he' Il
inhuS d mental iole Oh ms amy
nue = NY l-oiu nau
nc Nl.n noihe new cialse VI hearl. IT,
T Mns y ~ -squeanlls d ) l hdu Known
Hinn, liiei' heaiu me paronet Say:
Blu yet the thlnS is done? =,
AS good as done. The Indians are,
to nave powder and lead of us. after
W.llch they make a sudden onfall on
the oVer.mountaln settlements. And
mat letches us to your par in 1T, Sir
Frank; and to yours, Mr.. Stair. Your
troop. captain, will be the convoy for
TINS powder; and you. Mr.. Stair, are
requlsltloned to provide the commits
sary.'
There was silence while a cat might
wink, and h Gilbert Stair broke in
upon 1t Shrllly.
Il cannot, captain Stuart; that I
%cannot!' he protested, starting from his
chair. Twill ruin me outright! The
place is stripped-you know it well. Sir
FrancisIstripped bare and clean by
these thieving rebel ~milit!amen; bare
as the back of your hand. 1 tell you'll
l."
But the captain put him down in
Drlef.
Enough, Mr.. Stair: We'll not con-
strain you against your will. But it's
limited at headquarters tina you are
but a fair weather royalist at best
nay, that for some years back you
nave been as rebel as the rest in this
Westinghouse of traitors. AS a friend,
mind you, as a friend-I would advise
you 10 ma the WnoreWlthal to carry
OUT my lord s DO you take