The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1908-02-02

- c0urarpfpnuf and daSoIafton
Tho mast t,gaof.r-fo,,r hours vitb their
y,a-,ie,r7 o~,.r;o,,cae eooroad distant
and ,,rraeI A. broaEraet he was
ashamed n +ou paxtry- of the gam
bling Gebauch. for he had dealt treach-
erensiv with the old man ia risking
half of the mine. even though they
had checked the senselaSs. unreasonfng
Inst for plav that possessed him later.
This lapse was the last stand Of his
old. unnamed instincts. The einbers OF
revolt in him were dead. He felt that
he would never again lose mastery of
, himself that his passions woCld never
best him hereafter.
f,a,tr,, s,,ol,a tz1-. .,.t .. r,eatire
20 A., ,Ssfr.',,..1.,.s, i.,-. ....l.l.. ITO al
xs-a,-. .-,,,,l... &c tho -.----...t.t.s in that
way he.e,lsa of rs ..,riv western
traiuio,r
..yvhqt ,r-se 4,,,,,s,
.rgbnv deniFea tn sc+ nnink and do
eo, ia iot,s - r,,,rhfr, oloi,n iur,r-
in. or sucb as needs dom. There's a
lot of law sha17,s ana storekeoners in
4be rr,pcb reHo feura NfcNa1nara' &
gang will wine them off the man next"
ut was bound % come TO this"
"Tbev talked ~ aiectip' the recaiy-
er,s mon and nuftin, All rs feIIars hack
on our minea.''
Good. How many can we count on
to help u.s."
"About sixtv we've kent fhs num-
her down and only taken mon with SO
much properfv that they'll have 10
keen their mouths sh,,t.
= wish we might engineer some kind
of an encounter with the courr crowd
and create such an uproar that il
would reach Washington Everything
else has failed and oar last chance
seems TO be for the government 10 step
in-that IS. unless Bill Wheaton can DO
something with the California courts. .
Il don't count on him Mcnamara
don't care for California courts no
more'n he would for Il boy with q pea
shooter-he's got too much pull at
Headquarters If the Strangers don't
do no good we'd better go in an clean
out the bunch like we was KILN
snakes IF that fails I'm gein' out TO
the States an be s. doctor"
"A doctor, What for7''
y read somewhere that in the United
States every year there is 100000
purposes"
Glenister laughed Speaking of
whisky. Dox. I notice that yoT1've beeu
drinking pretty hard OF late-that is,
hard for YOU"
The old man shook his head. You re
mistaken. II amt hard for me-"
"WeU, hard or easy, you'd better cut
1t out"
1t was some time Inter thai ono ot
the detectives er,n1ava,l liz tho sv,adas
met Glenister nm Front street and Inv
an almost irnnarcan+ihIa si.-n aiynifiad
his desire to sneak with him Whom
they were stcue he said.
You've. heel. shadoxyed
'.I'y-s knavv1, that for g long t,rnau
..rrbs district attorney has n,4 or
Same ncv- man I've exa, tho uoo,r
Who ,.,oroe ,,evt 10 hin, o,a .h-.,,ot
hsr I'v. got line on some of Them
hut hsvon,s snottaa than eli Y,hav,r.
bad ones. I'M river naen mostly rom
rants OF Soapy Smiths S,xapway gang
They won't stop at ANYTHING,
Thank yeu. I'll keen my eve,
open
few NIGHTS sf+o,. 1,tanis+ar baa ZOO
son TO -acgu the words Of +b.. .,e,t}
and to resl,za that ire pame was crow
ins- CLOSE ard aasnarate To ,e..,,, hi,
cabin vbic, aat on t4,o outskirts of IN,
town ha o-5,rs-iIx, faf,nvrod ono -
tha ,,,o,,, v,..Il., r,-t,;.,, -,,,,,,s
a. a,v,e,,.,.,,e - -. ,o.~,
e,,t+s.es ,viy,o. hact- - AZ, 80,
nal streets along the water front mi,
nar+ of tho o;tv noe ,,ot ,oia 80. !,
ro,,,a. b,oo,-s sor - ~. o.,,
rusb tbo 4,rs+ ,sn,1,,,-s haa .a,-os ,,.,,
ever rio.oe Of .rro,,r,a tha,- fo,,,a 20
can+ ana "a t,,.,-,o.,, 49, - :,
n,i,d;,,ys - ,,,,,., 80 tna;. -
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h,,ts cs,,,ns - 80, ,>.,,,, o1 :,
ne. <.,.,ss 60, 90 -, ,,,,,sr~,,.>,,;
a, .,x~,,4 49, -. ,,,'-:e.
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-, ,a.o,l.44ss ioaAA ''i's u'''
C,.-.N
A.. Us 20 w,
ne eoa''' 10 Wa'eeu y phnu1ord
gu Wearing corner OF me wareho'is'
a''s eNeihils ne remembered that IN
pianAins at enls point was torn up. s.
- aso'u the Inua ne leapea hgn'i.