New-York tribune., 1908-08-16

the wrong end OF him as he was the night. then
the diving wasp gave him a punch TO renemle,
the incident by
wasps in Missouri had come and climbed up Jrms
legs nobody there would ever have known It blI
lin and the wasps and me. There ne would have
sat until the ladies left
When they finally went away went up stars
and he took his clothes O-T-and his legs were
picture to look at. They looked as II they were
mailed all over with shirt buttons each with sngs
red hole in the center. The pam was ntolera1le-
no. would have been IntOlerable. but the pam Gi
the wasps stings was quite pleasant and enIoya0s
by comparison.
Jim never could enjoy wasps- remember once
FROM SUSYs BIOGRAPHY OF NE [lSS5-6l
Mamma has given q very pleasant little neTsPaPd
scrap about papa 70 copy VIII pl' u IL IiVle
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 19OoJ
IT was a rather strong compliment, think VIII
leave it out. 1t was from James RedPath
The chief ingredients of Redpath makeup "eis
honesty sincerity kindliness. and pluck ne wash.
afraid He was one of OsslwatOrnie Brown rsn;
hand men IN the bleeding Kansas DAYS ne wa a =
through that struggle He carried ms lie IL ns E
hands and from one day 70 another II WASH W. T.,
the price of a nights lodging He had S1lall i DJ
of daring men under him, and they were colslA5 ~
being hunted by the jayhawkers, VINO Nels ~ P.o-
slavery Missourians. guerrlllaS, modern Lee '-''-
FRIDAY. OCTOBER Il I9oo} .
l can't think OF the name or that dareGerL ~ 55 s
riIla who led the jayhawkerS and chased NeIf-J NtfJ
uD and down the country, and IN turn "@S - -
bv Redpath By grace of the chances OF vi - -
two men never met IN the ne-l. tnouSn 'He1
times came within ace OF II. -,ir1
Ten or twelve years later NedPIlh wa t,ress Ca.
his living in Boston as chlet o- -ne lectu-1 vsars
in the United States Fifteen or sixteen - -
after his Kansas adventure / became PuO'I Ps
turer, and he was my agen. -Alols - r;gh- al
where was a press dinner, one No[e1noe- t77;- r77
the fremont Hotel IN Boston. and atIenIel noe, ts.
sat near the head OF the table. Win N9It- el nv
tween me and the chairman stranger /, ga ;-E ne
other side | tried several -.-leS 20 sdlA -f
STRANGER bur he seemed % .e ouC OF WOlu'' -, -
presently ceased from troUu-o- nm ii.-b- ~. have
festlv a very shv man. and, u .-eoVer' he ms
been losing sleep the night before = A. ne
The first man called uF "-r Redp4--- 4-----rf and
mention of the name, the --i.t1ScL ScL.9e+ sve Oh
showed interest He fixed t1sclna'eu Red
Redpath and lost not a word Of his spee'- 60 in
path told some stirring incidents OF -iS
Kansas and said. among other thiISS 40 Gallant
Three times came near cdP-ur'i7 - 'Cca72-r,rsd
iavhawker chief and once he actudi4 Is l-t he
me but didn't know me and .et me ~ - couldn't
said he was hot on Redpath tTAiL ,.,C,,srta @l,l
afford TO waste time and rope or incoH''7
small frv ,,bsr Red
NV stranger was called ur next ana Cs.rartled
path heard ms name, he Il turn SloN' Sl ,aressing
interest The stranger SAID. oeI'llHs 80 nav
glance upon Redpath and >ItaNli's So
even say sweetly. ,.-1..r chef !
You realize that was that ayh3"hel g. 10 nv
am glad 70 know YOU no" ana lANe - S5Ied IN q
heart and call YOU friend. - men N - # had
voice that was pathetic with regret - b,noineSS
only known YOU then what -umultGC@IS @ ;. IA Ii55-edf
l should have had in your society
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