Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-08-15

~ guitar music, came to us over the
babel q voices and tho clinklns OF
s1asoss. The woman shut her lips
hard % she llstensd.
Tea Tyrone sins1ngr dip said. then
rsenz1pd to hsr story. n ga may
bay m3ns sttsot1omf she said.
w1<a aNestnd. fce "a9 bnned, and
IA bRue1t his TIM sns lauenpd
nskis7v. you m~ TIP stp<z. it
IL - old - tims. 1dr41S k>s,s:1
to ioof me- sQuarely in tho eyes.
Vsli. bought big, ss1th~ oatnS nor
knpsiP1 Of ths morsUv, ew I v.s
veslAna country e1rl vaD knsv moth.
ms >se a, world. and tupx hte eoun.
tsrt.1t ouao TOR po.e sDaA Wei. b.
sh1ll - q barx. WITH nnesr,- spm-
pop4f in&1pt,' she ms,bbssrsd. an11d6I
e49llv<e ~ s1s l1kl>n sumsthinG 4n
'0 un ~ hsr drs~ -. =.
TAere o9ms -ume a ta6ts for ms.
q eepfge." 10 sutas,ud, "fu uan-
lllb h ves astees.sx v1<h To artAn-
tom 1n1eh vsse. lpalbed: On h1to,
b14! v0 q11s~ tell ga1asd
VIII. M a&1sn<1nms b. bagp~ad on
ma. f3tnnE the 0iss b tDh me.
and hxmd the~shzm9 b promised
ps q the btu baEa1nf CRY 1 had
qe0 sesn THU tho days slipped
BY - thag ~ <nr n sl,npses of
"4hs soztpB came, s,6omy and cold.
sd Vu5n It an apd Of my DRAINING.
We no a12ndsd g snr1d psHy In q
nns1blprtn1 tasu. snd were returning,
wnan 1he team va vs<s utdVtpg went
OF e wTEkeu bs1qR mn vh1rh had
barn -unEm14ed by u1s spudns foods.
1 0Rmad when I 1sos mgsed1 tall
t~ Sa1d tnD next mAWu6 found -mysRlr
buqup deap IN Tho odd, muddy ua1Rr.
hela, dpwn by tho buggy top the
hn3.s atn1lind mazlly until <hey
d1Daa9a and lay s&ill. had Inst neal
ikA6 ay Hoatsion. uzhan In The black
dERpan / baN hind na11cn py neck
and 4E91 ne down. A&5an knew that
my kaer 1as un1ler The water at my
s1des do not know how, with tho
dydu hoEsB wasuching the buggy
sbub and the wa4ex Of tho stream
rus&fp GRr s that I got his head
abo<e the surface Of the waters yet
dh. b ehoknx and almost aut&ocated.
then <d3h gply his mouth and bose
cleRy hH1d h1s head In my arms,
clnse against my hnsnm all the rest
of thRa horrible blackness Of night.
and cold aad storm, and sealfng the
drons on his face he begged me to
raise him still higher, but my aRms
were ppWefless to move him. So the
long, dreadful night passed, while
grew insEnBfbae from the codd which
froze my very heart, until in the gray
Of the mounting we were rescued by a
party that had set out to search for
us 80 soon as it was known that we
had mt returned home.
Wh8n two weeks later I had about
recovered from the effects Of my ter
r1ble experience, George Seymour was
gOuHL and from that day to this have
hunted him. I went to the city, only
to find that he was unknown there,
and after living. some way, for several
months. started on further search,
and aincP then have gone from city
to city end state to state. Baby Died
when 1t was few mouths old. and
that pade it easier for me to travel.
and at last, in this God4forsaken
placs1 She looked off across the
rooq1, over the heads of the people,
to vheCe the handsome man vas sing
ing q r1nald song. his swathy beauty
enhanced by deep potAtipns-"1 found
George Seymour, alias Blu Tyrone.
and :" She drew the covering
from her BOSOM. when I saw Span
is11 sulettb. the pearl handle Of which
was but a shade whittier than the soft
flesh on which it lay.
AEa11 she motioned to the" waiter.
Mage; IT whisky this time. Jlm." she
ordered. Here's a toast" she said.
when our glasses we're before, us.
''fere's to a man, the best and mean
est thing Oh earth next to a bad WON
an. pudnk!"
Tne obseQuies Of Bill Tyrone were
very largely attended. as he was the
most popular faro dealer Clifton had
ever known.
wAva If Iananesa MAr>han$s