Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02

An right. Jack"
something told Cheney TO TAX am
other look at Buehiow. he found the
German artist living In a very pretty
niue cottage on the bank of the Los
Angeles river. His wife was n good
looking Mexican and did the house,
work. The Buehlows kept to them.
selves. and were not neighborly at all.
cheney was disguised. About 3
O'Clock in the afternoon Ruehlow left
the house and went down town. Cheney
followed and saw him go to tho most
Office general delivery window. There
was a crowd around at the time, and
cheney could not hear the name Rueh-
low gave. In a jiffy he was behind the
door. his credentials easily admitting
him.
That nan" he said to the aston
lshed clerk pointing AZ Buehlow's re-
treating form. who is he?"
Why sir. his name is Kuhn
kuhn. eh'" said Cheney. What's
his first nance"
Emil
BY jove. l thought so. How often
does he get his mail here and where
does ii come from"
The clerk was bewildered but man
e to famine out: He gets his
man about once a month. and all his
letters come from Germany
"Manheim?'
res, tHat the place
All right. my boy. Say nothing
ABOUT TINS conversations and he was
gone.
'ronin and Cheney met after sup
per and Cheney said. Jimmie. I've
run him down. I've got Emil Kuhn"
The deuce you have. How-when-
where"
Cheney told him and continued:
Now we &c for him. Tonight we be-
slh "A spot ON him" OF they went and
were soon outside the Buehlow cottage.
A light was burning in the front room
n through he window Buehlow and
ms wife could be plainly seen, he slnok-
mig and reading and she sewing.
domestic. amt it, Jack" mumbled
Cronin.
"Damnably so; yes. but that may be
a blind
At 10 O'Clock the light in the front
room vas extinguished: one appeared
upstairs for a moment then the cur
ain vas draw down and the house
was dark. For three nights this fol-
lowed. Cheney was mad; Cronin dis
gustcd.
"You hav known Senior Ruehlow
long. sonora"
No. moi long. senior; only two years.
met him just after he came to Los
Angeles
"A case of love at first sight. eho"
The senora's eyes dropped and she
softly said. Isl. senior" using the soft
language of Old Mexico. Cheney led
the conversation along and gradually
approached the subject of bad faith.
Suppose. sonora, YOU found Senior
Bueh'ow VAS false to YOU. had another
Wife living in Germany; what would
yo,, do"
The senora's face hardened, her
black eyes glittered. and true to her
Spanish blood she said: I'D kill him.
Ter voice was quiet. but very tense.
But killing would be Il crime, Sc
nora"
1T is never a crime to avenge a
woinan's honor"
That's the unwritten law. sonora.
but not Gods law: that says Thou
shalt not kill But why talk about
such things? l was only fooling. that's
ALL
senior Cheney. you We're not fool
ing
Cheney leaned towards her: his man
nor. too. was very tense and Very ear
nest. Sonora Buenlow. | am not ly-
ing. Come With me and I'll give you
the proof: then YOU can do as you
Will"
Quietly and without "A word the
woman picked up her mantilla and
down W they went. Cheney took
her /" the treasury department secret
service office and sent for Cronin. Then
he told her what he knew of kuhn's
marriage and lite in Germany. He had
IN" proof Nhcy having been sent him
AZ hss ieGuest). Shc saw and WAS con-
WINGED and rose 10 90.
Wait a moment said Cheney. The
woman. Wondcr.ngly. sat down and
grt2ed II this Guiet. nasterful man.
Serora isuehlow. YOU hay been
"ron:ed. %grieNous!y so. and YOU want
revenge. You can have II without a
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