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The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1906-08-30

Miss Ethel Milne of Longmont
visited last week with Miss Alice
Leonard.
If you need job printing phone
The Tribune and man will be sent
to attend to you.
l have the best and largest retail
stock of school books and supplies in
Colorado. G. d. Horne.
Souvenir pillow tops, all Greeley
views, fadeless colors, best satteen'
only so cents at Tribune office.
John r. Watts, who has been
making a short visit to friends In
Iowa, is expected home in copule
of days.
Prof. G. 2. Coler OF the University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, visited rela'
tiyes and friends in Greeley for few
days the past week.
n. A. Wylie and wife OF Denver
are visiting Mr.. Wylie's uncle, AS
SCISSOR Wylie. Mr.. Wylie is con-
nected with the Daniels \ Fisher
Stores Company.
brought a stock of latest styles
fall and winter millinery to Greeley
but can get no room. VIII sell mats
almost at your own price for a few
DAYS, at room /, Tribune building
Miss Clara d. Clark of Washing
ton. d. c., arrived In Greeley Wed
nesday morning for visit with her
cousins, Mesdames a. G. wilson,
George S. Adams, Il. c. Williams ana
and w. II. Edwards.
DR.. j. G. Hughes requests the
presence of all the nurses at p III.
Friday, September I, at his ounce
Or. Hughes has consented to give
lecture to the nurses which will be
of great value to each and every one
of them.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Reynolds ana
daughter, Frances, left last Ihurs'
day evening for three weeks WISH
in Detroit. They will also WISH
other Michigan points and Cieve,
land. Ohio, which was Mr., Reynolds
boyhood home.
Mrs. Matte Braden ana son,
George, who have been residents Oh
Greeley since April left last FRIDAY
for Denver to make their llon,e'
Mrs. Braden has been employed VIII
the Ramsay dry goods company ana
made many friends during her stay
here.
u. Il. Smiths auto when looN
second prize in the harvest I'd,
parade was trimmed by the su'to'
Of Greeley Circle Women OF "oou.
craft" independent OF Tue o'"s'
and the prize money Of $40 was gwen
to them. Mrs. Smith is captain VI
the team and donated the ''so W
their auto and driver iof '''"'
nurnOSe.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1906-08-30

Grand Junction and thence to Salt
Lake. They will be gone week or
ten days.
School of dressmaking, room l,
| Tribune building.
Baird 4 Bradford, merchant tail
ors. have received their new line of
fall suitings with sample books of
everything late and nobby in the way
of new clothes and weaves. Call on
them and let them show you. May
be you will want to leave an order
for that fall suit right now.
Mrs. Minnie Tedrow is entertain
ing friends at the home of C. ].
Cole, Mrs. Mary White and daugh-
ter, Mable, of ST. Louis and the two
Misses White, Evalina and Lydia,
of Belleville, III. They are going
to Ward the last of this week to
spend a few weeks. Mrs. Tedrow
and Mrs. Francis of Greeley will ac-
company them to the mountains.
Frank Deremer of York, Neb.,
has been visiting his uncle, A. F.
Clapper, for several days. Last
Thursday Mr.. Deremer was enjoying
the concert by the Fort Collins band
in the park. When he arose from
his reclining position under the trees
he found himself minus his pocket
book containing all the money he
had with him and also his railway
ticket back to York.
The Western Methodist Book con-
Germ, represented by Messrs. Jen-
nings & Graham, has a general as
sortment of books, including first
class fiction of the best authors, also
bibles, hymn and song books, on sale
in the locker room of the armory
during the session Of the conference.
Books not only for the preachers but
for the general public. Call and
look over our stock, even il you do
not wish to buy.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1906-08-30

First class patterns sold at room |,
Tribune building.
You will not fail to find at Hornets
book store all you need for school.
When in need of furniture don't
forget Leiper Bros, 706-s-l0 Ninth
avenue.
The Delta school will open Tues
day, Sept. 4, with A. b. Craig again
IN charge.
Mrs. George Sweet started last
Thursday for Omaha where she will
visit friends
Finds favor wherever used. High
quality and uniformity the reasons.
Seal OF Colorado.
Mrs. w. A. Hopkins has returned
from Tennessee where she has been
spending the summer.
DR.. Charles Durham and wife re.
turned to Greeley from their noun
tain trip Tuesday evening.
Mrs. M. j. Neutze and son, John,
left yesterday morning for months
visit to her old home in York state.
Mrs. Josephine Baker and daugh.
ter. Dorothy, of Ault are visiting at
the home of her father for few
days.
The Methodist Sunday school chill
dren and young folks enjoyed pic
mic on the banks of the Platte river
last Friday.
Mrs. G. A. House returned home
last Friday after a couple of weeks
spent in the Chicago market buying
fall goods for the store.
Mrs. E. Fl. Genge is prepared to
furnish hand painted china, give les
sons, also do firing and handles the
Fry art materials, at 1905 Eleventh
avenue.
Mrs. Claude Hackett and baby re-
turned to their home in Denver last
Saturday after short visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Thorkilson,
OF Ills Fourth street.
Jesse S. Gale, who last Saturday
underwent an operation in st. Luke's
hospital in Denver for appendicitis,
is doing as we'll as could be expected,
although not out OF danger.
Mrs. Samuel Dalzell entertained
a company of Young people at her
home on Fifth street last Friday
evening in honor Of her nephew,
Scott Shatfer, who is visiting here.
George Luman, assistant foreman
in the sugar factory, is building a
five room cottage on Thirteenth
street between Second and Third
avenues which he expects to occupy
in few weeks.
Miss Lulu c. Pyle, stenographer
at the Colorado Bell Telephone COM
pany Office here. returned home We'd
nesday morning after three weeks
spent at her old home ut Granada
In the Arkansas valley.
Miss Augusta johnson, clerk IN
the agricultural department at
Washington, d. c., was in Greeley
last Friday visiting he, uncle, U. G.
Drummond. She was on her way to
Wyoming to join her brother who is
on one OF the u. S. surveying corps
there.
Miss Evely Beulla visited few
days last week with her cousin.
Herbert Russell, and family. She
came through here after visit with
her sister in Cheyenne. She will
visit short time in Denver and
Colorado Springs before returning to
her home in the east.
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little Local |

Little Local. !
''''''-'-'
\. , feat to fit feet TRY a rns, ' :,
:. ,,,,, patterns sold at roo" -
que Da, for children all day
y p0peTTln' e G, Golden Eagle.
o., y, season is here and you a ne g
w .1 ,s1 rubber aprons at f. A.
nd Mrs. Sharon Atkinson
~" ,olav last week visiting
w. rriss a good line OF hard
e 1nd ' # will pay you to buy your
1uu "
Of him. , +,,ov
,0 buy wire baskets once 'ne ,s
~, tor this year, next year. anu
ears to come ,, l.,
.,n., flour has gained such In
, v' and unqualified ap-
A IS Seal of Colorado
IA Darby, wife and daugh-
C.,n,ned Thursday from a couple
ss,' outing at Manitou' Colo
r., so,,r of the entire wheat.
~, Iu' strength preserved. None
= 'Just as good" as Seal Of Colo
..,s Leslie Jones and Henderson
n Morgan were guests last
If Misses Deta and Laura
roD.
l,,.ss will be resumed in the
f,i,n church next Sunday morn
(her the intermission OF the
Der months,
,v hundred feet of good garden
Ie,t over at the close of the sea-
II you need some you can have
bargain at Robie's hardware
Bessie Kelsey of Boulder
TO Greeley last week. Miss
, was Miss Floyd's trimmer
pssou and will hold the same
dn this fall.
nell Dana of Waukeegan,
nephew of Rev. II. c. Bulk
left Monday after a few weeks
with his uncle in Estes Park
thel parts Of Colorado.
family of Rev. Arthur Brace
BIO, COlu., have been the guests
and Ms. Herbert Russell the
lsk. Rev. Brace is now here
ilng tie Methodist conference.
aud Mrs. II. II. Shaw and
Isnneth, left last Thursday
Il for the east. Mr.. Shaw will
Chicago three weeks on busi-
3nd Mrs. Shaw will visit a SIS
Omaha.
N. Munford who left Greeley
inois some weeks ago enters
shd Park college, Des Moines,
Sept. 4, where he will stay
Indefinite time, taking COM
work aud music.
persons who can use student
for doing housework, taking
lawns, horses, firing furnaces.
|ot board and room or either,
notify Vernon Mckelvey.
ffy Normal school, at once.
hester, Il former Colorado
student and graduate OF that
ltlon' has been visiting friends
feiey for several days. He will
notify for New Mexico where
leach In a military academy.
The Greeley tribune. [volume] (Greeley, Colo.) 1870-1913, 1906-08-30

Sacks, Baskets and Irvine.
Call on Farr Produce Company and
get prices.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
CHAPTER XVIII.
THE LADY ~cHARLoTrE.

HE night OF the pinto's sale
was a night momentous 10
Gwen, for then II was that
the Lady CHARACTERS interest
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
His Beard Grew too Fast

One morning one ot Twin
brothers went tn barber
shop Ia get shaved, aud II new
barber shaved him. In the
Afternoon the other twin went
Ia the same shop and placed
himself in the new BARRIERS
chair. The barber looked nj
the mau and theu went over
to the boss Of the shop.
Boss he said, II thinl
III 60 home. ! guess there's
something the matter will
me-"
whats the matter?" 10
quired the boss.
"well," replied the barber
"see that man in my chair? !
shaved him only this morning
and here he is with II tw'
days growth of beard.
guess I'll quit"
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
Was II Possible?

A minister who was waiting
for u train WIS begulling The
time by talking to a half'wlt-
ted boy.
81 say, jamie said tue
minister, were you ever al
SCHOOL,"
"Yes, sir. sure enough.
sand who had the honor 7,
be your s~choolmaster!'
"Maister Black, SIR re
piled jamie.
How strange! Why, MIR
Black was my s~choolmaste'
ALSO
For d moment Jamie wa
lsilent, then said, "Mon, who''
ha' tlpcht old Black could b.
turned out twa like us?p
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
He Knew his People

Just before the collection
was taken up Que Sunday
morning u uegro Clergyman
announced that he regretted
10 state that a certain brother
had forgotten u lock the door
of his chicken house the night
before aud rs "a result in the
morning he found that most
of his fouls had disappeared.
IL duan' want 10 be pussoUal,
brejr'u," he added, but I
hab NY s'spicious rs to who
stole dem chickens. l also
hab reason TO b'lievin' dat
IL | am right iu dose s'spic.
iuus dat pussou won't put any
money IN lie plate which will
now he passed arouud."
The result was "a Gue col
lection; not siugle member
"f the congregation feigned
sleep. After IL WAS counted
up the old parsou came ior-
ward.
Nov. brcdr'u," he said,
II doiu't want your dinners
10 he split 10y wonderin'
where dat brudjer lives who
DEAN lock his chickeus up nj
night. Dat brudder doau'
exist, wah friends. He was "A
parable gotten up 10 purpose
Of iuauces.'
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13

"Why, certainly, madam
said the manager, filing up .
glass from the water cooler.
Two minutes later she was
back in the Office again.
II dop't like ~ trouble
you," sue said, "but could /
get another glass Of water
right away?"
mo trouble at all, madam"
said the manager, banding
her another glass.
Two minutes later she APP
peared again. This time she
asked for two glasses.
Certainly madam" said the
affable manager, "but could
[ inquire what you are doing
with so much water?"
"well," she said, II don't
want 10 brighten you, but my
room is on lire aud I'm trying
To put it out"
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
cReTcHeR
tUelsyedl

Johu fIuskirk went u
Marshall Wednesday.
JAS. Hook aud two sons
spent Thursday with Mrs.
Alice Blakely.
Mrs. Edna Akeman spout
IL few days last week with
Mrs. Henry Jackson.
Miss Nora Barnes aud
Miss Annie Sims aud sister
Maggie speut u few days Iast
week With Miss Maude aud
Maggie Blakely.
Several from here attended
tue quilting ut Mrs. u. A.
81 Us tue Fourth Of July
Miss Ethel Wilson waIs
shopping in Cretcher lust
week.
Miss Emma McElfrish
from Sedalia is visiting
friends near Gretchen 1T this
writing.
Mrs. Cooley from Nh.
Leonard is visiting fr.e,da
west Of here.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13

.Au.. a.. u... .,a n.... \, h.r
orousnt,,he mrs. ns".a nm
oy MS marveiousl p'c.ures On .".
erS snn ierns ana 49, MI"
wonderlui mysteries OF ."a' "on
canyon ,,,..n...
-but unat.wasn si' 'a' "e
quickiytas 1 stopped. 49,,
NOT sac Slowly Una. was no.
all by along way. pnt tss resi- , nor
understand ihats tne i,io,s serre.
Tel tine what ne oin, sa'o Lhoy
Charlotte sofuylonee more want 70
tnow;" ..,.u,,. .u.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
UMOROUS.
In the Absence OF a Tip

Excuse ne, madam,
would you MUD walking the
other way and not passing tue
borse?" said an English cab
man with exaggerated polite
ness Ia the fat lady who had
Just paid "a minimum fare with
no fee.
"wh,?'
Because il T. sees wot 'e's
been carrying for u shilling
'e'll have "A it," was the freez'
ing answer.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13

N" HE uIkut Ok VIC piuuOb Wv
was a night momentous 70
- Gwen, for then II was that
the Lady Charlotte's interest
In her began; ~momentous, too. TO the
Lady Charlotte, for II vas that night
that brought the Pilot into her life.
I had turned back TO the fire, around
which the men had fallen into groups.
prepared to have an hours solid de-
light. for the Gene was full OF wild
and picturesque beauty to mi. when
the Duke came and touched me on the
shoulder. ,k
lady Charlotte would like to scs
you"
"And why. prayr
"she wants to hear about this affair
OF Bilrs."
we went through the kitchen Into
the large dining room. ct oue end of
which was q STONE chimney and ARE
place, Lady Charlotte had declared
that she aid not much care what kind
OF q house the Hon. Fred would build
for her. but that she must 'hsve : nre'
place.
She was very beautiful tan. slight
aud graceful In every line. There weFs
Z reserve and q grand air In her bear
ing that put people in awe Of her. Thu
awe I shared. but asl entered thetroom
she welcomed me with such kindly
grace that I felt quite At ease IN . mo
ment.
acos,, ara 1t ~ -. shs ~,
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13

with I. Nj. Elders, Nj. *. -
I. Agt. Law rates every FIRST
aud third Tuesdays. d. mn
miss this. lie can sls'w yssQo
bargains IN Texas, which ave
safe and will make you gsHsl
money. Also ~ OklalsHn
aud InJiaA Tesrits'ry. Az
him At Little; Rsx;k M.
write. Leave wharf ~ y.
Arrive Bsn,uvills ! I'M. ~
leave for the g,sHl pprt
rezas ~ shs Aver.
delay.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
How 4. she now. DukeY" .aId lady

"How II she now. Duke1" said Lady
Charlotte.
The Duke looked MP as from q
dream. Bright as the morning" he
said. Then. In reply TO Lady Char.
lotte's look OF wonder, he added:
The Pilot did II. Conner will tell
you. I don't understand H."
Nor do I either. but I can tell you
only what 7 Jaw and heard" 7 an
swered.
Tell me-" said Lady Charlotte very
gently.
Then J told her how. M by one. we
he'd fsilcd Ia help her. and how the
Pilot had ridden NJ that morning
through the canyon. and how he hn'
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
CHAPTER XVII.

HoW The PtNfo bokD.
"1tE glow OF virtuous feeling
following the performance Of
their generous act prepared
the men for q keener enjoy
ment than usual Of q nights sport.
They had Just begun to dispose them
selves In groups about the Ere for poker
and other gaines when HI rode up into
the light and with him a stranger on
Ovens beautiful pinto pony.
HI was evidently half drunk. and.
a be swung himself on his bronco.
he saluted the company with a wave
Of the hand and hoped he saw them
"kickin'."
Bill, looking curiousiy at HI, went
mp to the pinto. and, taking him by the
head, led him up into the light, saying:
See here. boys, there's that pinto OF
mine I wat tellln' you about. No files
on him, ehf"
Hold on there! Excuse me-" said
the stranger. this here hoss belongs
to me, II paid down money means any
thing in this country"
''The country's all right" said Bill
In an omfnously quiet voice. but this
here pinto's another transaction, I
reckon"
THE boss IA mine, I say. and what's
more, I'm goin' 70 hold him." said the
stranger In n loud voice.
The men began TO crowd around with
faces growing hard. II was dangerous
in that country TO play fast and loose
with horses.
Look a.hynr. mates" said the stran-
ger. with a Yankee drawl. II nin't no
boss thief. and II ! hain't bought this
boss reg'lnr and paid down good mon.
ey then II amt mine; II I have. II II.
That's fair. amt itr'
At this III pulled himself together
and In q half drunken tone declared
that the stranger was all right and
that no had bought the horse fair and
square, and there's your dust" said
HI, handing a roll to Bill. But with n
quick movement Bill caught the stran'
Ger by til leg. and before a word
could be said he was lying dat on the
ground.
"you git Oh that pony" said Bin.
s'fill this thing II settled"
There was something no terrible In
Bills manner that the man c~ontented
himself with clustering and swearing
while Bill. turning to HI. said:
did zoe cell this pinto to himf"
III was able 20 acknowledge that
being offered a good price and know
ing that bis partner was always ready
for q deal, be had transferred th,
pinto TO the stranger for $40.
Bill was In distress, deep ans
poignant. ""Tain't the horse. but thu
leetie GEL" he explained; but his part
ners bargain was his. and wrathfu
a. he was be refused to attempt 4
break the bargain.
At this moment the Hon. Fred. not
ing the unusual excitement about tn
nre, came up. followed nj q little dis
lance by his wife and the Duke.
"Perhaps he'll SELL" he suggested.
"No." said Bill suilenly. shes
mean cuss."
II know him." said the Hon. Fred
"f.et me try him." But the strange
declared the pinto suited him down I
the ground and he wouldn't take twic
his money for him.
"why," he protested, shat there
what I call an unusual boss, and dow
I'm Montana for q lady bed fetch u
TO. hundred and ATTY dollara."
vain they haggled and ~bargained. TD
man was immovabls. Eighty dollar
he wouldn't look At; a hundred hardl
made him hesitate. At this point Lad
Charlotte zane down into the 1igl
and stood by her husband. who 81
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13

with n profound bow. TTF.
"1f you only wese." smiling nc him
a little sadiy. I the ught-"i'd keep you
out Of all sorts Of mischief" y.
"Quite true. luke" said her hus-
band. "Just look IT me-"
The Duke gszed at s.sn a moment or
two. "wonderful" he murmured.
"what a deiiverancew
Nonsense" broke In Lady Charlotte.
you are turning my mind away from
my purpose"
"Is Il possible. do sou Think said
the Duke TO her husband.
mot In tho very least" he replied.
III my experience o for anything"
But Lady Charlotte turned her back
upon them and said 10 me:
Now. tell me FIRST about Bits en-.
counter with that funny little Scotch
man"
Then Y told her the story Of Blirs
blum In my best style. Initiating. MS I
have some small skill In doing. the
manner and speech Of the various net
ors In the scene She was greatly
amused and interested.
"And Bill has really got his share
ready she cried. at In very clever OF
him."
yes" I replied. "but Bill IL only the
very humble instrument. The moving
spirit IL behind"
"Oh, yes, you near the little girl that
owns the pony" she said. That's an
ether thing you must tell, me pbout."
s'Xhe Duke knows more than III re
oiled. shifting the burden to him. MY
ecqualntance h ouly/of yesterday; hi,
= lifelong"
swhy have you never told me Of
Asr" she demanded, turning TO the
Duke.
sAfAven't I told youtof the little Mere
Nth glrlf Surely I have" said thu
Duke hesitstingly.
Now. you know5quite well you have
~. and that meyns you are deeply in
ossested. Oh. L. know you we'll" chi
0id severely.
ne 10 the, most secretive man. shs
Oent ON TO mechanically and nm
GratefulIy' reserved"
ne nnke smiled; then said iaziiy
sBhy. she's just a. child. Why shoul'
Dou be interested in herr No n was.
H. added sadly. 'tin misfortune distin
pnished her"
Her eyesSgrew soft. aud Der gay mas
ner changed. andfshe said to the puh
gently. Tell me,of her nc q"
Il u.a. ~.AAa~tn~ . >aVccS h,,k he ~
gan his story OF Gwen from the tim
be saw her first, years ago. playing !
and out OF her fathers ramblin
shack. shy and wild a. q young To-
Az be went on with. his tsls his voit
dropped into a. low, musical tone. an
he seemed ~ II drumming alDud. III
consciously he put into the tale muc
Of himself. revealing how great an Il
nuence the little child bad had upo
him and how empty Of lore his III
bad bean In this lonely land. Lad
Charlotte listened With face Infant q
on him, and even her blur husbax
"A was con6cious that something moi
4 than usual was happening He h
never hsard dc Duke b~rsakltbrcul
. his proud reserve ,befora.
INT when the Duke M tnQ,g9pFy
QWen's awful enll. Whje4 hpy4a1 NJ
Gptat gsnphic peRer. : [t1ee(1 4 -
) JAurne6 upon II Is1gto ASvhk 5PNpa
tfhes8. ~ ~ ~ poke oAishsd. htRt>
J ~ rofiaI NJ ~ ben hS9fsds
a. sovsgsA Assk ~ withj her fAas'
: m. !.
The Marshall republican., 1906-07-13
By RALPH cONNOR

Author Of

hesitated. and then said, lifting his bat
awkwardly in salute. II WINS Just re.
markin' how thst pinto would fetch
$3.50 down into Montana: but. seem as
O lady IL inquirin', I'll put him down to
1925"
TOO much" she said promptly; "far
too much, IN II not. Bilif"
well" drawied Bill. III 'twcre a
fellar as was used to ladies bed offer
you the pinto. hut he's too pizen mean
eve 10 come down to the even hun
drcd."
The Yankee took him up quickly.
"Waal. II ! were 30 bianked-pnrdon.
madam" taking on his bat-"uscd to
ladies' as some folks would like to think
themselves. I'd buy that there pinto
and make a present OF II TO this here
lady MS stands before me-" Bill twist.
cd unensily.
"But I amt goin' 10 be mean. I'll
put that pinto In for the even money
for the lady II amy man cnres to put up
the stuf."
"weii my dear" said the Hon. Fred.
with n bow. I'VE cannot well let that
gage ile." She turned aud smiled ut
him. md the pinto was transferred to
the Ashley stables. to Bits outspokcn
delight, who declared he couIdn't. have
I faced the music 'if that there pinto had
gone ncross the line" II confess. how
, ever. ! was somewhat surprised nj the
ease with which III escaped his wrath.
and my surprise wns IN no way Lessen
ed when ! saw Inter In the evening the
! two partners with the stganger taking
a quiet drink out OF the same bottle
with evident mutual admiration and
delight.
you're an Al corker. you are! ~
be blanked II you amt q bird-a singiu
bird. a rcg'iar canary" I heard III ssy
TO Bill.
But Bills only reply was q long, SLOW
wink which passed into q frown NJ ha
caught my eye. My suspicion wal
aroused that the sale Of the pinto nigh
bear investigation, and this suspicion
was dcepened when Gwen next weel
gave me a rnpturous account OF how
splendidiy Bill had disposed OF I'M
pinto, showing me bills for $50. n
my look OF amaxemept Gwen replied:
"You see. he must have got then
bidding against each other. and b
sides, Bill says pintos are going up"
Light began 70 dawn upon me, bu
only answered that I 1 knew they hal
risen very considerably In value with
I'm a month. The extra nfty was Bil's
was not present to witness the ID
ishing Of Bilis blum. but was told tha
when Bill made his way through III
crowded nisle and laid his $3.50 on IN
schoolhouse desk the look OF disgust
surprise and finally OF pleasure o.
Robbie's face was worth q hundrc
more. But Robbie was ready and pa
down his 500 with the single remarh
AYE. ye'rc no an daft ss ye look
mid roars Of laughter from all.
Then the Pilot. with eyes and fac
shining, rose and thanked them 81
but when he told Of how the little I'll
in her lonely shack in the hills though
no much Of the church that she gav
up for II her beloved pony. her on
possession. the light from his eye
glowed In the eyes Of all.