The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-03-23

tUdrd robbers.
behind me. 1t was the hind end brake
man, but he was so scared he could
not Speak | hurried forward.
Ihrough the head Los Angeles sleep
81, biz San Francisco cars and the
PorEaud | ran without meeting a liv-
1no Soul, but the silence was ominous
Wnel | caught a glimpse of the inside
of D. chair car | saw the ferment
Women We're screaming and praying,
and men were burrowing under the
foot rests They've killed everybody
ii D. smoker" shouted a travelling
man grabbing me.
Daunation, make way, won't you"
A ax clamcd, pushing away from him
Iht0D "a the mob. At the forward door,
aakihg me for one of the train robbers,
herd was another panic. Passengers
from the smoker were damned together
iheKe like sardines. l had to pile them
b0dDy across the seats to get through
and into the forward car.
ont and the ear smoking blush. A
1foEboy hung pitched head and arms
lNo#h over the heater seat. In the mid
dIeof the car Henry Cavanaugh, crouch
Inc in the aisle, held in his arms Dave
HaTk. At the dark front end of the
eoAeh saw the outline of a man
pAWled on his face in the aisle. The
news agent crawled out from under a
eak 1t must have been short and hor-
ribIF sharp,
M had tagged the train east of
reH Dance. Two men boarded the
I'ont platform of the smoker and one
me ear. But the two in front opened
tue lhoher door just as Dave was hur-
1Ifmg forward to investigate the stop
hefas no man to ask questions. He
saw lhc masks and covered them in
pahnl ", Dave Hawk any time and any
NAef was a deadly shot. Without Il
N9kp ne opened on the forward rob-
1'''s i game cowboy back of him
pk'lf n q gun and cut into it and was
.nz I>l 10 go down, wounded. But the
'AeAs boF said Hawk himself had drop
pet lhe two head men almost immedi-
a'saF aiio" the firing began and stood
..ss l"in"! when the man from the
qHE Platform put a Winchester against
'''A' Even then. with a hole blown
'sal through him, he had whirled and
s's2 '-1.n We found the mans blood
~ PLATFORM in the morning. but.
III 'ef D" was, he got to the horses
aaa got away.
ien ! reached Dave he lay in his
"7eii'ah arms. We threw the
pm INTO the baggage car and car
'lle cowboy and the conductor back
ne forward sleeper. l gave the
iicau orders and hurried again to
~ 'ae OF the last of the old guard.
iiis eyes opened. wandering ston-
~ PuI De never heard me. never knew
never spoke. AS his train went
morning into division he went
IT. When we stopped his face
1oiu' 1t was up to the Grand
-. e''i'e man always, he was never
oHe' He called himself a thief.
N..z yer heSitated with the other men,
"Au low, to loot the company.
rs. o,s hooters were financiers; Dave
ou'S thlef. yet gave his life for
] etS Jaw he trampled under foot.
- II you please. | don't know.
leeun { quarrel about the word he
.eu himself with. Yet a trust of
y OF friendship, of duty. were
u Dave Hawks hands than in
l',us of ADLER financiers.
q o,a him not up for model nei-
slorF IN his wickedness. When I
'slendIess he was my friend. His
: is told. S
HIS Nap.
low o late do you usually sleep on
. Jay morningf" "
Il ell 1t all depends"
spends on what?"
ue length of the sermon-
h.. just 'hr Way.
MS article says that a ,arsoo ,s.
~ d ,oon drowning should be turned
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y 1et applications ''
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