The Greeley tribune., 1905-12-14

inning to the door ~ oi'.n
nam na,DI not what she did, and
wv, NV hoy who had put out MS
s+fnlIy. Oss NIL Peter broke into
a vorulng. Lord, but
a lot of old women just
a funeral!.' 49,, 49,.
u j. success" Costlgan turned
'..o vera, but we'll be see
n, man turned his head with
= l sIowness and regarded Pc
a-rowlng eyes; "If the sub
via thieves and their punish
nn,sasant .' to the gentleman
" york perhaps he will favor
,mStbjng more cheerful" 1t
sma man who had given the
tons of the IL l. Dr"i'i 'lia'
the roundup.
VI" said Peter, affecting not
'hs significance Of the mans
"Dld YOU ever hear OF the
Tony Neville was burned
e
X man yawned long and nu-
one seemed especially inter
rony Neyille's having been
h snow, but Peter struck out
rst in time to head Off a man
hat he had seen Jim Rodney
no who looked like him fol-
trail herd.
a time when 1t paid to be n
> began Peter, there was
ear Laramie that hailed from
Il Kingdom. every mothers
km-a fine. manly lot of fell
welded to calamity along of
$ These unhappy Britons
species of Ill luck that could
outfit in the way Of cooks.
e of every nationality. age
Ind they stole, drank, quar-
the outfit determined to
house clear of them and do
boxing. Every man was to
nm at it for a week. There
hany different kinds Of indi-
there were men in the out
would beg to do night herd
ling to get them away from
b. Finally when their little
rot so bad that their over
|kened or wore through. or
happens to stomachs' over
are treated unkindly. some
den aunt sent him a tract
et rice was the salvation Of
h race, rs witness the Chi
osoeyer's turn 1t was to cook
determined to try the old
Ecription. Rice was procured,
peck, | think. and the man
booking. pro tenn. put the en-
Pity on to boil In Il huge ham
r slow fire. as per the di-
the maiden aunt. The rice
be doing nicely when some
in and said that a bunch Of
WAS over on the hills and
a good chance to get Il cou-
fy man got his gun. all but
lnd he looked at the rice. that
be thing over the slow Are,
that would melt your heart.
luck that it should be my
ot wrestle when there's good
ght at ones front doorv
fome on some one said.
(ellett's aunt say the rice
be cooked over n slow fire?
et your aunt's letter and read
fions for cooking that rice
poE didn't need a second in
Pnd they got into their sad
and all, and went for the
antelope are not like station
pubs; they move about. And
particular outfit arrived ut
where those antelope were
they had moved, but the boys
ces of them and continued on
They went in the foothills
searched for those antelope
Fihey caught up with old man
INT at dinner time and were
take a bite. Coming home
OF the Circle Star ranch,
tmmes asked them in to have
(lep-the colonel was a South
and he had just succeeded
soile mint. They had sew
p more than several-drinks
tvihg for home, with never a
li'elope nor a thought Of the
lug over the slow fire. The
some hard cider
tau' and topping of on that
Ru.. / ihe weather was pretty
vi 'heir way home they ex-
sumo remorse over the hard
pM hard cider is an accumu-
MN, mn II piles up interest like
! unpaid y, taxes. And by the
Ehgllshmen had turned the
,eading into their home cor
saw v. a sight that made their
.. rise As 1 have said be
n N"s not, being somewhere in
,nosa r. VI August. Gentlemen, l
~ ,,. you to believe me when
NV a' showing on their house,
cape 's in
'n 'n4eu =. thing about it was that
" .ooR the phenomenon to no