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ier, Nclirbic Satin bon SoiHpb WtHtcr. SIC BE
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bon iGrcr lcptcn NobnnnB. SGuIcea Shobc, Mo-
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Mn. -. TiQ.

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In Ncircr lcttcll SSobnin9. 9tr. GAG. Solltillbids
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Der @malnlcIesNirDc an @rccrcs StrnBe lidit.
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(234-1D
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lunoun.Yarfs GcnctcrN.

Nircan: Hr. 81, Wcit. saratuga .Strate, uno
S~aupt.Gingang: Sreotrid.9tpao.
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Iniibt, SbntttbIum,t. @cpinoe, Yilun8en etc,
lperhcn I'M LretbbnIs am SanptsSii9nfl9 9e'
finbcii. Infer YOelt pirh, ipenr gelpilnibt.
pprtpreben. OPP
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j, MarMlnnb Glinbcn.S dnlc.

800 SitsNurth.g ucnuc. Baltimore, DID.
@irp mt s. september 1908 iuicoer %crbf'iies.
iSieie Sduic nintint 9linoe oocr Niiieer mn
befcIiem glulenliht aus Di1rDlano mn oeTl
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Subn q. YlcoiDe,
tglu015, 1870 superintendent
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@egribniBplibe sum Serfanf = bon $25 an,
nit Mtnrmerpfpfter abacareH5f $50. - S;ds
fir bier @riber. Sreie @enlenna Der aapeQs
fit 1rauersottesoienite. CJunit6,1O
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icnoci, mcIhe Nicfe gIn5eige bcnlilporten mo
10 Gents fir bic Subluie beS Foitos ein'
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Saltimptc ilnipcriitat.
9IbclIos 9,prlciungcI. Tdd)ilcs Scmcficr bcginnt
am 4. Sftubcr. Silr GaiGIogc iucr6e man itb
an Gnacuc S'Tnnnc, Sciretdr. Hr. $40, Npro.
Sbarlcs,e trafc, Baltimore, Wb.
(stug4 1Itt)
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Suriiteu : Shnle,

ttntucriitdt non WarBlnnb.
Tds 80. Seneiter begirnt am II. September.
Sir aataloae ipeiioe mani lid ar Scnrp 2.
Sarian. Gcireidr, 1861 6alpcrt Suilbing, Bal.
~ti,nurc, Mo. (Iug1, tUD
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Sic Scr. Sto0tcn proou
Siren, pic Ooa 8cologildc @llrenlt
n%1ittheilt, niht rltr 96.6 Fro5cllt ollci1
Sul,ca, 0u9 I'M Sonoc ucrbrolld)t
miro, iun0crn crportlrtcn i'll 1901
ulld) nod nobcyu 60 WlQioncn Ftlrlo
I'M g8crtbc BON elmer &icrtclmllllot
Collars. Gle Snl5probnftion BELIEF
lid int lcbtcn Sabre olti nobc5u 30
Wiiuioncn Sob III ic $50 %flr1o. GoS
%oclponncnc Sol5 bate cllcn NCrtb
pon runo ~ MilllonCn Collars. 8c.
ocll ooa Subr 1906 bc0clltct Dos cine
StCigcrlrn9 bon mcbr ola un0crtbalb
Wtiuipnen Sob un0 cine Mcrtb5l-
nobmc BON $4,000 Collars. Ger
@crtb cinca 6oiica Sol5 iteltc lid)
ulti % Gcnt3. Ger Stont Nclp.Yorf
Itcbt an ser Spite Scr Sol5- Snbua
ltric. Gr proou5irtc IN 1907 iiber 912
Minioncn SOB I'M Mcrtbc bon ilber
2,335,O0O Collars, Mid)ignn pro0us
5irt Slpor mcbr Gals oils Ncm.Dorf-
IN 1907 iibcr 10,7S6 Sob -, ollcin
Ser @ertb OcS in Mid,igon gclponz
ncncn SoljcS NOR MIR eimoS ilber
. Miaioncn Collars. Nn brittcr
SceQc inter Ocn Sol} prohll5ircnoen
Stootcn itcbt Ohio, melfeS 3,S51,0OO
SAB inn @crtbc bon $4,000 Collars
p~rcou5irtc. &onina lol1t nit elmer
Sol5proollftion pol, iibcr 21a Mil-
lioncii SoB I'M @crtbc bon $4,000
Collars mo 2ouiiioun p~roou5irte
ctiunS ilbcr cine Mtillion Sob i'm
@crtbc bon ru0 $4,000 Collars.
G%oliiornicn'a Sol5prpouftion lpar
ctpn Die NUlitc BON Der 2oltiiiuna's,
olcin Scr @crtb mur grobcr. Bon
Den ilbrl9cn Sol5 probu5ircnoen
Stoaten Scr Union fon1mcn nod
@clt-Giroilicn, ScroS, lltob, Soobo,
Ncpooo ul0 Sfluboma IN 9ctradt.
Ger Situate oibt mad.
bod)tr &onig Scopplb Don 9clgicn
mo per5ldtctc orf cincn groBcn Sbeil
Der Mn.lpriId)c I'M Gongoitnot. Sabre
lang bat er icinc 6orocrumgen bart,
nadia pcrfod)tCn llIl0 Dos Yurlamcut
bieIelbcu cbcnio hartn0dig pcrlpci-
CERT. SdlltcBlid bat nm Der &C.
lhoftSmann ouf oCm Sbron nad)qe,
gebcil. Nclgien iibcrninmt Ger
Gongoitoat, Elm @cbict ppn 100000
Graorotmcilcn mo elmer 9epolfe.
ritn9 bon 30 Miaionen. &onig SEQ.
polo bcb0lt ols pcrionlihcs Gigen.
tbum 10000 @cttore 2ono t9S,S00
gdcr). ionic 10 Wiaioncn Collars
mo Die 3unlcn aus gclpdbrten Con-
5c'lioncn. @or fem id)leftcs @e-
idGft.
Gfne orabtloic Selepbon II.
Te%rblnoiuna 5luiiden Help.0orf mno
Foris III gcplout. mo jmor cine
orohtlolc 5piidcn Dem Sburm oeS
metropolitan. @ebGilocs uno Dem 81
| Tel-S BURN. &bot merit?
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FrditOcnt hcr Gontrnft sSCrgebl1Qas Ncboroc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-22

CINE orabtloic o II.
Gerbinorng 5luiihcn Dorf uno
Eoris lit gcpIout, ino 5mor cine
orobtlolc 5piifen Dem Sburm oeS
metropolitan @ebGitocS uno Dem Gis
Tel.Sburm. &bot merit?
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
Swisher Drops Bailey Question.

At mass meeting Of Demo
Gratis held at Tulia j., it was
decided to hold no primary in
Swisher county on May md.
On a committee report signed
by Harry Tracy, Thomas Bruce,
W. A. Donaldson, W. b. Hale,
r. ". Tomlinson, a. b. Martin
and p. b. Taylor, the mass meet
ing adopted the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That owing to the
labors and enterprises under
taken, with practical unanimity
among the citizens of Swishel
County, and realizing that NJ
good-but much harm might be
the result of holding the May
2nd primary, therefore we de
clare against holding the SAID
primary in Swisher County, anc
each side pledges itself to dis
courage, as much as possible
any public speaking or distribu
ton of literature on this queS
ton until after May Ind, 1908
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
Amarillo Talking Bolt.

There's serious talk among and
much intention on the part of
many stockmen of the Panhandle
to organize a new Panhandle
StOckmen : Association, and this
is due to the fact that some one
has seen fit to transfer the rem
devious for next years conven-
ton, and in fact the whole eXecu-
tive section Of the association to
another state. The president is
a New Mexican, lives in New
Mexico. his interests are center
ed in New Mexico; in fact the
Texas element is practically Grad
icated from the concern, whose
whole mechanism is now New
Mexican. Daily Panhandle.
The News is of the opinion that
Amarillo should have had the
convention, or at least some 9th
or Panhandle point as the associ-
alton is by name and was in fact
largely if not entirely intended
as a Texas institution, but the
above talk from the Daily Pan
handle. showing AmarillO's in
tention to inaugurate bolt, if
possible, comes in decidedly bad
taste.
The contest for the convention
was strictly in accord with the
bylaws. It was not the fault OF
Roswell and Roswell's friends
that several leading Amarillo
men had not paid their associa
ton dues and hence, under the
bylaws. were deprived Of THEN
vote. They should have seen to
this a. no doubt the Roswell mer
did before the contest was on
Amarillo had square deal in the
matter. She knew that Roswell
was coming after the convention
for next year-saw the delega
ton come in already tagged fol
il. and now she wants TO bolt
Twill do her little good with thu
true Texas cOwmen-the mel
who. win or lose, would rathe
die than 90 back ona square deal
1t is rather tough on Amarillo
TO be sure, and a little hard Of
the Panhandle, but it may teacl
Texas members and friends o
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01

According to our Bailey
friends the Dallas News is bad,
always bad, no authority on
things Democratic, never has
been. On the other hand the
Fort Worth Record. edited by
Clarence Ousley, the state chair
man of the Bailey forces, IS the
embodiment of all that is pure
the Democratic paragonof Simon
pure Democracy. And yet, this
same Ousley, when editor of the
Galveston Tribune in 1894, sup
ported Rosenthal, a Republican
nominee fer Congress, against
Miles Crowley. the Democratic
nominee. Again, in 1906, he sup
ported Hawley, against James
Shelburne. another Democratic
nominee. de also supported
Mckinley for President against
Bryan. Once more it will be
found recorded that in 1895 this
same Ousley was for Hawley for
Congress and against Judge ".
S. Robertson. a Democrat. If a
crime to have supported George
Clark, as the Canyon City CORES
pondent of the Fort Worth Rec
ord intimates in his account tc
that paper of the Brandon-Hunt
discussion April i, what about
the record of Clarence Ousley,
the Bailey state chairman: Oh,
consistency, thou art indeed a
Jewel.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
Dr.. J. |. Howell Will Probated.

The Dr.. J. l.. Howell will, pro
bated in the county court last
week. leaves the estate, shown
by inventory and appraisement
to total in round numbers
100000 over and above all in
debtedness, one-half to his wife,
Lizzie Howell, and the other
half in equal parts to his sons,
J. L. Howell Jr. and H. \. Howell.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
For Sale at a Bargain.

63- acres nice land fenced on )
sides; school house and school
on the land. 9 miles northeast
of Hereford, ) miles north of
railroad and 10 miles due west Of
Umbarger. Price So per acre,
/ cash, balance on good terms.
For further particulars address
Box 211. Hereford Texas.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
Notice TO Creditors.
J. w. Turner,
Tax Collector

Estate of John H. Howell, de-
ceased.
Whereas, letters testamentary
with the will annexed upon the
estate of John l.. Howell, deceaS-
ed, were granted to the under
signed, by the county court of
Randall county, Texas, on the
10Th day Of April, y. d. 1908, all
persons holding claims against
said estate are required to pre-
sent the same within the time
prescribed by law.
Our residence and postotfice
address is as follows: j. l.. How
ell, Jr., Lake Arthur, \. NJ. Liz
zie and n. A. Howell, Canyon
City, Texas.
LIZZIE HOWELL,
J. l.. HOWELL, JR.,
II. A. HOWELL,
"a Executors
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01

Amarillo to study the Associa-
ton bylaws a bit and keep them
selves in good standing. OF one
thing. however, The News is GER
tain; the old cowman. if he has
not degenerated badly. will stand
to the lick-log until after the Ros-
we'll convention.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS
60 q 8 80 y

ssssssss sassssss
For President.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
For District Attorney,
A. A. LUMPKIN
HENRY. : BISHOP
T.. II. BAKER
For County Judge
a. 5. ROLLINS
A. y. HENSON. reelection
For County Attorney.
r. A. SOWDER
WALTER f. CRAWFORD
For County and District Clerk,
J. A. TATE, reelection.
MARVIN p. GARNER
For Sheriff and Tax Collector
r. II. SANFORD
SAM b. LOTION
II. !. CAVET
For County Treasurer.
c. P. HUTCHINGS
P. II. YOUNG.
:. Y. WRIT. reelection
For County Assessor.
JOE FOSTER reelection
For County Commissioner and jus
tice of the Peace Pre-. No. /,
JOHN ROWAN
W. !. REDFEARN
For County Commissioner Precinct
No. >.
+. W. Niece
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
Blacksmith Shop
Harter & ChesSer

If the best of material, skilled
workmanship, courteous treat
ment and reasonable charges will
make and hold a business in Can
yon City we shall succeed.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01
Democratic Official Ticket.

For election Delegates large and atenae at large to Nation
al Democratic Convention
Pledge; Democrat and pledge myself to support the
Democratic Presidential Electors nominated by the Democratic
party and the nominees of the Democratic party to be
nominated in the primary held in Texas July 1905
FOR DEL .EGATES Al, LARGE TO THE NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION:
No. l. j. W. Bailey. No. l. Cone Johnson
No > NJ NJ Brooks No. :. O. T. Holt
No. > James l.. Storey No j Cullen r. Thomas
No. t. Andrew j. Baker. No t. Lee Young
FOR ALTERNATES AT LARGE TO THE NATIONAL
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
No. l. b. +. Looney. No. |. Marshall Hicks
No. , ]. r. Kubena No ). K. c. Dial
No. s. J. r. Bowman No ,. Alvin c. Owsley
No. + c. L. Brachfed No t. Walter Tips
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-05-01

Such course might have
been best for Canyon City and
Randall county but the Bailey
followers would not.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-14
sYsopsis

dll.s Dudley arrived In n.n ftaSsi.ps
% lain his fHsnA ard alstahi tttsnFs
ltohf1 Whites. sh0u Dc we 20 assipi
In an Important AMI mysterious 'ash,
fsrty boat ,up into the atJ THO re
mhFf able resemblance % tie teo 'non
IN noted and rotnmerisi on bF pAashns
Grts On tho ferry They scr a man win
snAto eyre Witch SENDS a thnii ulfoyKh
Dudley. wilton poHtppnrs az explanation
OF tho strange ertand Dudley Ia to per-
form. but occurrences cause him To
know u IN one of No ordinary meaning
wilton i"hv"H Giles IN ihoir Foptr, win
Instruction TO await bis return aud shoot
any ono WhO tries 20 enter. Outside there
10 heard bouts and curses and the noise
Of n quarrel Henry PUSHES Nv and at
HIS request the roommatrA quickly cH-
change clothes, aud he hurfics ont again.
Hardly has 10 gone than Giles In
startled by "A cry of Help" and he runs
out 20 IND nomr one being assaulted ~
. half dozen men, lie n police
man but they are unable TO md any
room and hunts for some evidence that
might explain his strange mission. He
HndH n map which he ~endehVoTH Ia de-
cipher. Dudley iH summoned TO, the
his friend. Henry Wilton. And thus Wilt
on dies without ever explaining TO Dnn-
ley the puzzling work he was 20 perform
In San Francisco. In order 10 discover
ell 20 him Dudley continues his -ditGuise
and permits himself TO be known as
Henry Wilton. Dudley. I~hlstakth for
wilton. Is employed by Knapp TO assist
takes the supposed wilton to Mother
B%orton's. Mother Borton discovers that
he IL nOt Wilton. The lights are tuInyd
out and a free for all fight follows. Giles
with Mother Borton WHO makes a Neon-
slunt Of him.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-14
TIE
General Demand

81 the Well Informed Of the World has
always been for . simple, pleasant and
Efficient liquid laxative remedy Of known
value. a laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its COM
ponent parts are known 10 them 70 b
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable TO the system and gentle, yss
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its err
eellent combination OF Syrup OF Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relics
on the merits Of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That is one Of many reasons why
Syrup OF Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA il gjves
the preference by the Well Informed
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the Observation-Disclosures by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co, only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cent?
| per bottle.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-14

self from the dangers that surround
me ! must know more. Cant you see
that
Yes. she nodded You, IN a
hard row OF stumps, YOUNG man-'
And you can help me"
well. VIII" she said, suddenly
softening again. 81 tookSa shine, to
you when you came In ar says to
myself, III ave that young sieiiow,'
AM done It. And IJi 90 more Mr.
wflt6B was'a fms gentleman. an I'd
doasomethipg, If I could, to get even
with l'those, nmurderin' guttsr.pickers
that. that lad ad s hin 9aton 9. a !,
,pShe,q heS1tated and looked around
at" the shadpws thnfdSvAns by p hiiick-
erAge sandlsssE,H ~eSaEAAsASa8
ssWehsy sEksaid. iBspatieiitl8. %eSWho
~ the boy ana, whe A. ?shpsd
.1e'A}Never iyeahimind .athatS y0ung Eel
1877 WNts mshtnHt SOU. rhaHd know,
Then maybe wwssllr haxeEtimas,Ao' go
Into, things don't know" ,re.,s see. sss,v4
1t was of no use to urge her. !
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-14

Tomnys maiden aaa, had Called At
,sn,ion 10 soras ~ that Joung mans
misdcmsapors. thereby eansing him
10 be punished Tommy ponfsred .
while. then asked. Papa. win little
sister Gladys be an aun, 10 my chill
dren phen am a man."
Yes. Tommy" anAwered his father.
much Interested. why do you askT'
Cause she might as well get mar
ried and have a home Of her own, for
I don't intend to low any aunts 10
stay around my house. making trouble
for my children."-Woman's Home
Companion.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-14
Smoking Soldiers.

The experience of Lord WolseleS
of the British oaamyo Has been such
that he has always made 1t a rule to
allow5 Whenever possible. the sol
dlers under his command n pound
of tobacco a month, which he consids
ers a fair allowance. and with the use
Of which he finds the soldier does hfa
best -work. In Italy the military ap-
thorities recognize tobacco as one %
the comforts essential to troops and
cigars Pfe ssFys HaEfto them witt
their daily Observation-Disclosures Her
alS Is
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1908-08-14
,T7I1 ~.

and everything seems to be quiet here
abouts. I'll find my way to my ROOM
You'll do no such thing" said
Mother Borton. They've not given up
the chase yet. Your men have gone
home, l reckon, but Ill bet the saloon
that you'd have a surprise before you
got to the corner"
Not a pleasant prospect" said !
Fgrimly.
mo. You must stay here. The
room next to this one is Just the thing
for YOU. See?" "a
She drew me into the adjoining
room, shading the candle as we passed
through the hail that no CLEAN might
fall where it would attract attention.
Fl You'll be safe here" she said,
rNow do asSTsay!YG I'd sleep and git
some rest. You amt had much, /
guess. since you got to San Fran
cisco.N~T avery ssrN "A "A "a "a "a
81 ThsFrqom WIS ehestlssss hut. ID the
circumstances the advice appeared
snodsEtl1wasaps6bRbfyy SAFER here thaii
observation-disclosures the -rest.s-.
EfrGo0d might * aSaid my strange pro-
%tectress. you needn't git up till
you git ready. This is a beautiful
roomzbeautifah 1 cab 1T our bridal
shamHss thsssh ws dep't Ret No
ESun to bother your eyes inathe morn.
IN, for that widow 1d1a't ope6s Zip
outside. So thef4B Sahf shobodSs Ill
in unless he comes from inside the
house. There. git to bed, Look out
you don't set fire to nothing. And put
eput the candle. Now good night,
stiearie." ,93l in0 vi Uay
u Mother Borton closed the door be.
bind her. and LETT me TO the, shadows.
" There was nothing to be gained by
sitting up. and the candle was past Ats
final inch. felt that l could not
Sleep, but l would lie down on the bed
and rest my tired limbs, that I~might
sfefresh myself for the demands of the
Gay. kicked of my boots. nut my
Revolver under ffhY hard 3pd;laY down,
Needless Of Mother borton's warn
Ipy ! left the candle to burn to the
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-zs The beat appeal cSuia have
made
You're right" shs said. I'm an
old fool and you'vn got the real Sand
You're the nfs, One cfeep, IienTy WI
tOb that's trusted me In forty years.
and you won't be horry for II. my boy.
You owe me one. now Where would
you have been tonight II I hadn't
bad tho light douhed on ycT"
"oh. tina, was your doing. was e.?
! thought my time had come"
"oh. was sure you'd know what TO
do. II was your best chance"
Then will you help mo now
The old crone considered. and her
face grew sharp and cunning In it's
look.
What can ! dor"
Tell me. In Gods name. where
stand. What is this dreadful mystery?
Who Is this boy? Why is he hidden
and why do these people want 10
know where he is? Who Ii behind me
and who threatens me with death?"
! burst out with these question pas.
~sionatels, almost frantically. This was
the first time ! had had chance to de.
mand them OF another human being.
Mother Borton gave me a leer. y
"I wish / could tell you. my dear,
but ! don't know 1r rhy &
You mean you dare not tell me-
I said boldly. h"You have done me q
great service. but ~ | am to save my,
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va .nf sssss.s av-t.s - ~. e.s
tw "a -4tsstt tasfw
"a sae ~yas'Fspst Fsat
btsit ~ atasst
tsea . ~ ssa aaes~ p : ssaas
st fut w. pasA
pafass aassts wass ~ 'sss.sB ssr
ssd,s ssEss greti
Dast sss huv So sasss ~ Rsee
saeifs na& kssvssa 49, uAs sesp
ssisa<
les ts-s ~ - fhs vsy 81 Toa
Tsstt3i AL Ne tsants sss yssu be
sn tlrhl I gpssDs
An s~ayirlsS. 10 be b tsad
nsA 10 ,his ~basiaotsF
wee
who are ny nsa-
There's Wilson and FitrhaEh and
Porter and Brova. and skc named
ten ~ a dozen more
"And phat IL Dlekyr'
"tyu a smart man as can pat his
nnger on Dlcky SLhi." said Mother
horton spiteiuiiy.
"Nahi Ia his nhmcT"
"Ycp. And I've seen him hobnob
with Henry Wilton, and I've seen him
thick au thieves with Tom TerrlIl. and
which he's thickest with the devil
himself couldn't tell. ] call him Slip
perry Dlcky"
why did he bring me here TO
night" I'D.
Il hearn there's orders come to
change the place-the boys place. you
know. You was TO tell 'em where the
new one was to be. | reckon. but Tom
Terrill spoiled things. He's lightning
is Tom Terrill. But l guess he go'
IL all out OF Dicky, though where
Dicky got 1t the Lord only knows"
This was all that was to be hat
from Mother Borton. Either sh,
knew no more. or she was sharI
enough to hide a knowledge thai
might be dangerous. even fatal, to re
veal. She was willing to serve me
and | was forced to let It pass tina
she knew no more. t.
Well. I'd better be going then,
said l at last. It's nearly 4 O'Clock
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4sa ~ 81 Tasaa Z = asaaaF ssc@s
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shtssa esbisA q past. "a tAsYtsE
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t~ esA - saussiy ovsrcsra@ ~ asIax
p-aRses sta'ch. az " can % Applied
nssh H,ore ,hiaiy bacasss ~ ~ great
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suffered the first thing to be remem-
bered is how much has been escaped.
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