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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-01-24

January Clearance prices in embroideries
1Snch Flocng grade usually selling 8c yard 36c
1Sch Flncing grade usually selling o0c yard 42c
Fncings grade usually selling 63 yard 63c
1S-nch Founcngs qualities that $3.50 yard CSC
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12
CAPITAL HORSE SHOW
IS SOCIAL FUNCTION

open the social season in Washington.
The Washington Horse Show and Rae.
ing Association opens its first annual
exhibition at the Bennings race course
this afternoon, and all smart Wash
ingtonians are greatly excited over it.
1t has been several years since
Washington has had horse show and
the coming exhibition it is hoped by
its promoters, will be the forerunner
of notable annual event in this city.
1t is the purpose of those behind the
venture to give an annual exhibition
which, it is believed. will rank with
the Madison Square Horse Show in
New York.
Society folk from Virginia supple
ment those of Washington and Balti-
more, and it is expected that the first
exhibition of the Washington Horse
Show will be the most interesting So
ciety event of the early fall season.
The managers of the exhibitions are
men of experience. Blair Johnson. the
manager has won a reputation as the
manager of the Warrenton Horse
Show, and J. F. Latham. the secretary,
has been for many years the moving
spirit in the horse show at Culpepper.
c. ]. Rixley, of Washington, the we'll
known banker, is president of the as
ISOLATION, and Gen. w. T. Townes. of
Culpepper, Va, vice-president.
In connection with the horse show
there will be program of four races
every afternoon during the six days.
Gen. TONNES has direct supervision of
the racing program and he has enlist.
ed the services of prominent racing
men as officials.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12

WELCOME
HUNTERS
Hearst News Service.

Lawton, Okla, October 12.-Braves
in blankets and tame Indians in store
clothes and tailored suits took part in
the ovation which Lawton gave today
to the visitors gathered from all over
the country for the annual session of
, the League of American Sportsmen
and Game Protective Association. Of
fetal delegates appointed by govern
ors of nearly all states are among the
| invaders.
For months Lawton has been pre-
pairing TO entertain the visiting sports
men, and the program arranged for
the week includes Indian dances. drills
by United States cavalry, broncho
busting and other Wild West contests
and wolf hunt led by Marshal Aber-
nathy, who catches 'em alive" In
addition, there will be banuuets and
receptions and other polite attentions
by which the people of Lawton will
show their guests that they are not
altogether lacking in the refinements
of civilization.
The important business of the ses-
sion will be in devising plans whereby
the activities of game hogs" which
threaten to depopulate the mountains,
forests and streams, will be further
decreased. The league has gone on
record as sternly opposed to the want
on slaughtr of wild animals birds and
fish and will continue it's efforts to Sc
cure stringent laws regulating hunt
ing and fishing in the various states.
Officials of the league report that eff
forts in this direction during the last
few years have been highly successful.
1t is declared that the wholesale kill
ing of insect-eating birds has cost the
farmers of the country millions of dol
lars.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12
BRITISH women
WORKERS MEET
Hearst News Service.

Aberdeen, October 12.-Suffragettes
and feminine workers in the field of
British industry gathered here today
for the conference of the National
Union of Working Women of Great
Britain and Ireland. A reception was
given the delegates today by the Earl
and Countess of Aberdeen. The lat
ter will be one of the speakers at the
conference and will participate in the
general debate on the subject: "The
Training and Practice of Citizenship"
The Union has forty-one branches and
is affiliated with 140 other societies.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12
Sporting Calendar
For Coming Week.
Hearst News Service.

Hearst news Service fight ten rounds
New York October 12Among thechampionshp Milwaukee
sporting events Saturday
this the Racing begins in connection
Today with Texas State Fair a Dallas.
racing meets begin Third
leigh N C.; and Hot Springs, Ark City
First annual horse and
ing meet Point Harvard VS. spring
Washington at Cambridge. Pennsvlvonio nc
club Brown Philadelphia;
men ogs at Jackson Miss Swarthmore
Twentieth annual foxhound trials Colgate
Carlisle. Annano,;s
League OF American Sportsmen be ehh
gins annual session Lawton SYRACUSE
wednesday. University of at Brmin
Football Princeton Vnanovaham;
at Princeton Pennsylvania
burg Philadelphia umba Chicago VS. Illinois at Chi
Maryland at Annapolis Michigan Nore Dame at
Thursday Ann Arbor; Wisconsin nd at
Billy Papke and Hugo Kelley Bloomington
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12
TARHEEL STATE FAIR
BEGINS MEET TODAY

Raleigh, N. c., October 12.-With
double the amount usually offered in
racing purses and big increases in
other departments, the North Carolina
State Fair, opened today, bids fair to
be the biggest and best in the history
of Tarheel fairs.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles of the
small of the back, and is quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain's Liniment
two or three times a day and massag-
ing the parts at each application. For
sale by Hays &, Field and Yellow Pine
Pharmacy. oct
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12
SMART Washington
IS ALL WROUGHT UP
Bennings Race Track Turned Into a
Show Ground For Gay Apparel and
a Meeting Place for the Socially
Exclusive Folk.
Hearst News Service.

Washington, October IAN exhi-
bition of fall millinery, straight-front
gowns and, incidentally, of through
bred horses, will occupy the attention
of the society people of the national
capital this week and will formally
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-10-12

A girl must feel awfullly lonesome
when she hates a man whom all her
girl friends like.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
His Aeeurssd Luck.

Tie jEtoyjcatcd individual who.
after h4.>pIng INTO the sane tree
thirteen tun">. b"moanc,l tie fact
that he was lot III an imyonotrAble
forest j. no greater dI.-rarc 70
mo'i"rn civilization than thr hero
4 tn.s ,tory:
y citizen of Seattle who had look.
u upon the wine when lie VA. no
longer sure what color IT was in
ne course Of his journey home en-.
'antor"d a tree protected by an
ron tree guard. Gra,ping the bars.
h" cautiously felt his way around il
tvi.o.
"rur.e it," he mo.ncl. sinking
70 ~" ground in dr.,ajr. "T.orked
n"-Ev"r. h"d,'s Magazine.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
Ants euiId skxseraper..

The white ants, or tcrmite$. are
treat builders. \ naturalist cxplor-
IN in SomaliIand came across a
cone shaped mud and clay hill which
hey Lad constructed which was
eighteen feet in height, vh:!e
'&any others were from ten to ff-
N fcct high. When one COM
rlres tie size Of these ants With
that Of men it becomes apparent
that t.esc hills are real .k,tJrapers
from TIE tcrmlt" viewpoint. If there
d, any. While tie a}cra.e man is
We and oac-half feet high. the ants
"rr only half an inch high. There
Io:e a ten foot ant h.l j, go mes
lie size Of one Of it. bu.'l"r,. while
"ch Il structure a, tho Ei.fcl tower.
though rising ">i feet. j, only about
- time, the Insight OF the average
IAN.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
The Widows Devotion.

Th"rdwa- a man hanged for muir.
der in sydney, Australia. lIy his
widows consent. his figure va. cx.
l.Mtcd in IL local wax work. show.
Every Sunday for xix month, the
woman. Dire. OIL in do,pe<t MOURN
r0", called and put "a clean shirt on
the unresi.tin2 form Of the was
nan. Then her visits stoppcd.
some time after. happening TO meet
The manager Of the show. the lady
explained, with many llI.n".. that
h" had married again AMI her ncw
aTshAnd "n"rg"tl"ally objcrf"d Ia
hcr "lfcIy attention 10 the toilet Of
No. IL craven imarc.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
A MIGHTY DRAFT.
The Great Drink That Saved the Towa
Of Rothenburc.

|
Whitsuntide of each year wit
Fnesses in the historic town OF Roth
enburg, on the Tauber, the acting
Of drama which recalls a deliver
ance in the Thirty Years war,
when the victories of Gustavus
Adolphus had endangered the Cath
Ollie league.
Tilly came to besiege Rothen-
burg, which was in league with the
Swedes. The town was at that time
wealthy and well fortified, standing
upon steep cliffs above the Tauber
and having massive tower crowned
walls.
Against this town came lilly
with great guns that soon put for
tune on his side. The defenders of
the place, however, contested every
inch of ground. Not until the pow
der tower exploded, through a gre
made of the enemy, did the Swedish
garrison and citizens reluctantly
hang out the white flag after a
fight of thirty hours.
lilly would hear nothing of terms
of capltulation. The Swedes might
withdraw, but unconditional surren-
der was demanded of the town.
When he had taken possession of
the beautiful rathhaus he sent for
the senate, with Burgomaster Be-
zold at their head, and announced
their condemnation to death for
their obstinate resistance and their
dlsobedience to the imperial COM
manders.
In vain did the women and chill
dren crowd into the market place,
throwing themselves at the feet of
the victors and begging for mercy.
lilly had already summoned the ex-
ecutioner when some of the wives
succeeded in penetrating into the
council hall.
Inc conqueror at last allowed
himself to be softened, but he cou-
pied his clemency with a clause that
apparently made it of no avail. The
senator's should be spared if one of
thelr number could empty at draft
the great loving cup of Tauber wine
presented to the victor.
Hopeless as the case seemed, the
condition was fulfilled by ex-Bur-
gomaster Nusch, who thus saved
his own life and the lives of his col
leagues.
The cup, which is of glass and
holds about three quarts, is to this
day in the possession of one of the
Ilneal descendants of the mighty
lrlnker.-Chicago Record-IIerald.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
WATCH YOURSELF GO BY.


YUST stand aside and watch yourself
go by:
Think OF yourself as "he" instead OF
~"
~ Note closely as in other men you
note
The bag kneed trousers and the seedy
coat
Pick flaws. find fault. forget the man IL
you
And strive to make your estimate ring
true.
Confront yourself and look you in the
eye
Just stand aside and watch yourself so by.
Interpret all your motives Just as though
You looked on one whose aims you did
not know.
Let undisguised contempt surge through
you when
You see you shirk. o commonest Of men.
Despite your cowardice. condemn what
eer
You note OF falseness In you anywhere.
Defend not one defect that shames your
eye
Just stand aside and watch yourself go by.
And then. with eyes unveiled to what you
loathe-
To sins that with sweet charity you'd
cIothe-
Back 20 your self walled tenement you'll
go
With tolerance TO all who dwell below.
The faults of others then will dwarf and
shrink.
Loves chain grow stronger by one
mighty link.
When you. with he" as substitute
for IT,
Have stood aside and watched yourself
60 by.
a " Gillian
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14

To aid in healing old Sores. or ulcers.
apply Dr. P:erce's All.H"aI'ng Sac
70 them while taking the Golden Med
ical Discovery ~ purify and enrich
Ne blood.
DR.. Pierce's All Haajing Sa!ve Il
cleansing and pain T'5'ving. Il de-
stroys the bal oIDrs ar9.3ng from s3p-
puratng, Or ruan;tr. ,r"s and p. =
.hem in the lest po>s.oIe condition tor
healing.
The "AlI.Healng >slye" is q superior
dressing ior sii 'sl": aiming. ar SUP
purating. Sores ~ C..rrs. Fpr healing
open wounds, cuts aud scratches it Is
unsurpassed.
II your medicine dealer does not have
the "All.Hea5ing Sale" in stick mail
50 cents in to=tagc stamps 20 DR.. X. =.
Pierce, Buffalo, Y. t., and you will
receive il BY return post.
IN treating all o',on acres. OF ulrera
boiis carbuncles and other swelIings, IL
y important that Dr. pisfce's Golden
Medical D.scrycry BE- taken persisten'.y
% purify the bIos,d and thereby remove
he cgase al the trouble. Il i In the
blyssd that the great battle 81 health las
are simply the sc1ts"t aJwers IT disease,
Wl'h roots running down INFO the bI'so1.
These roots must be pr4dicatcd Or the
disease - III break "l' afrp=h. "GhI3rn
Medical DISCOVERY c."anses The b.sypd
Of a.. foul ahi r":~e.'sf,ss 8ccuug.atrpfs
pusbps ru' ~" deaf AID waste matter,
and thus puTas ~" rntjre lite current.
DIsra@e in tie fosh q. ~t de out W3pn
If u nD j. ne"r FL ~ fJ1l b.svsj.
7G"ld"fs Mod al f"a~nrorv" pffpr' r"ly
surps d.s"a=" IN tie ".<h by cgnns .ts
eaGs" u tive blond
u ,I, have bdtt. nasty, foul taste
On y1iJ mouth, cp4teI tongue, foul
brpattL are weak and easily tired, feel
dpr1J>pd and dependent. have fire..
quft head8Thes. dlaay astacks. gnsw.
mn dlnJss III stomach, cohstl.ated
or IkSgulI by&eis, aouF ~ bitter
rsInglplfr eating and pYpr appetite,
these 1Tptoms, ~ any considerable
numtJf/of them. midi that you are
s0iiegK from LsI.0ushpss, torpid, Ur
la7yIJet with the usual accompanying
ind Lfsil0n. ~ dyspepsia aud Us attend
ant arrangements
The Lesi agents known U medical
scIehce 90 TIE TllgI q &c ..Ey..ss sILE Z
49,. -. - -
NrstI4hs - - - - -
tlgSlavs 81 = - = ! { - ssgs.s If fAL1ls
pfaL' zes-aa43te bfru sks'IIusjy aud lsaG'
nVnE,Iai combined IN Or. Ficrce S
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
Cares Woman's Weaknesses.

We refer 20 that boon % weak, nerv.
nus. suffering women known as DR..
PleTcr 5 Fav0rite Prescription.
DR.. John Fyie one Of the Editorial
STAT II THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL RE.
VIEW says Of Unicorn root lHsiOnIas
b'y,c1) which il one 81 the chief ingre.
dents Of the "Favorite Prescription
! f"an"ely vhlch Invariably acts ss utter
ire 3hvlg sTstOr Bakss fyr normal ar,
t!vI'g - the entire reproductive system
He con 'inves lin Ielouiss Ws have q f1edtrs.
Rent Sa!rh nsDfe fully answers the at,oFe
DBttsJssss ttnn avg OtbFF drug Uith With 4 nm
8fqli1U..sf. IN tie TREATMENT oi DISEASES DO.
r9Iar 10 uHn8"n u i seldom that q rsss Il
s'Fn Wi8Erh DIS nUt pfpsssFlt AJfue Indication
TT this remedial agent" Dr. Fyfe further
says: ] De- t,IIyvlHg are aiming the leading
in11r aiigHs Tor HslOniss 'InIrUfn rtyJtL Pain
- aching 10 the hack. with lrurggrFhpa;
atomic tUeakt conditions 81 the rppraiurtlve
rtsans - WDfupu. mental dDpfpsslyn and lr-
fi4WIifJs as a'tatTH V.fb CbTynir dispaSfss %
Size f"gftgI1CtIve organs % women constant
49, satiJD - heat 10 tIt'. TpgiUn ~ the Md
ne i3"r"ffhagta az ding. due 10 q weak.
IN ~. . '.t,''tayn ~ 10" TsprdgrtiVe system
afH"r"TFDrs 'sgfgf"a~td ~ alspnt rBrJnthIy
y t3sl>3, arising fr,fB az arCUnpanyiug an
. sFf18t rgfb55 ftHt ~ the digestive organs
a"d sn' MIC tDIn blsssID habit dragging
."r" atoms In the extreme lower part % the
II more q les q the above symp:
LsfI.. - ! -l.A.za4a lLLsaA en-
% Lg,igss -laa.l iass ur. p.gtnc. LaYuL.
itg PrasrsI1Ial-l..a -1..lL..g 81 The leading IN.
grtIIeais- Il Nhgrh L L.nlsgla IL11l--LL
ral-agas. md lie Gs1Gil ea- il1apEEilgA-a 81
gI.IcL q InQsi laLllIggllaa IeulssGlis.
~ Golden Seal root another pr0mi.
t"f.t Ingredient ot "FavDrlte prescrip.
tom" Prof. Finley E!Iingwood, ". d., IL
Bennott Medical College, Chicago. says:
~ ia an Important Fer,,rdy In disorders "
tbn wytsb Ia Oh ratsFIhal conditions
AID general tnftCbipgnpHt. IL " usefui.~
~ Pj"rre's Fay0fits Prescription
faithfully represents the above NAMED
jrefedirnts and cures che diseases iOT
wlj~h th"y are recommended.
lr. P;"rr"'s Peasant Pellets are Tie
yy'g,n0t Little Liver Pills, first put up
T.. I'D Dr. Fierce "ynr 20 years ago.
NTcH jtnI'a'"d. tJt never equaIed.
i.~sy 1, take as Candy.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
gARTHRounp.

T-HOUGH from the l,p'ly am past
stu 10 earth am boYni fast
immortal voices call me low
Il ! may not gD.
But like 4 bird III ~ the night
Beat ever In an this warm light
] heard an angel say.
Com" away'"
{ answered. Let me hide
Where have died
Near to III" blowing grass and sun
Where have run
And then / said
"'Tis drrary - be dead
And vat h the budding lane
And hear the rain.
To pine Hbsrnt The green
And haunt this sheen.
On. rare fare.
Are human faces and still falrl''
Spirit arm T. but rannot yet
60 frpfIs th"He ancient pastures wet,
Though fftn the tsty am ramt.
BtIli to earth l ON htund fast
Stephen Phillips "New Poems"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
SMILE ANYWAY.

HMILF: IL yo1 shou3d chance 70 STUN
=, F.a and hsr, yourself qu!t
~ badly.
i.@s folks think you Ike TO tan
bile.
That yrY'd fau again ms,at g@a.3Iy
Smile tom when ~" playful br"ezes
tn the garter wait Ya4f tile
Though spyu~ sUr th" headgear salzea
Train Yourself 10 smile.
Smile u sytue @{tJt"getic
I'srson o:l y1aF corn should trample.
II your wife a3a59'i ss-"set spleBefir
St FOR h"r n Er le&atmp.'.
sH4Ile 9hc1 y"u hat" G0at YogF money
Through sou,e wicked brokers guile.
Though IL really isn't funny.
Train y0urasG 10 smile
gBlile ~ith other smiling faces
When th" jacks u attns stig buffer
Take The pot and y1g he'd ac"s
Smile. however yuu may suffer.
Let him think he's quite q Joker
AZ he gathers In your tdl"
Life Is pretty fnurh Ike poker
Train yourself 10 smile
-sslecsed
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14

"Wb"n YOU get in L crowd. nv
d"ar," said Mr.. Wlnk!,hto his Wiz.
"alwars look out for piokro~kot.."
"I'm not afraid 81 tII"u. dear
It," answcrod Mr.. Winhle4. "rbsy
amt pick my pockct."
"That'- just Ike you women"
n Nr WinaIe.. "alwa-> 20 IRE.
''rlv tell ino whY rnr rou!Iq't lor,
70 p r..-,rt. frct"d."
"", 81 'as~et 80 g.. =" IN
q 81 NF.. E''ljo. pto"'.y
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
CREATIVE Aar-

PACK ~ ~" canvas that thrpbs the
- painter In hInted ard hidden.
Into The statue that brratbes The soul ~
the sculptor In tldirn:
Under III" j9y that IN fult iie the Infinite
Issues ~ T'"llhR
Drowning the glory revealed II The fyierv
that crowns the revealing
plrbaF,l f"alF
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
Sens I'm Verse
HYMN or PEACE.


"yffESE things shah bel A loftier rac'
Than e'er the world hath known
shall rise,
With flame of freedom In their souls
And light Of knowledge In theil
eyes.
They shall be gentle. brave and strong.
Not to spill human blood. but dare
All that may plant mans lordship firm
On earth and fire and sea and air.
Nation with nation, land with lud.
Unarmed shall live as comrades free.
In every heart and brain shall tSgob
The pulse Of one fraternity.
New art shall bloom. Of softier mold.
And mightier music thrill the skies
And every life shalt be a song
When all the earth Is paradise.
There shall be no more In sin nor shame.
And wrath and wrong shall fettered lie.
For man shall be at one with God
In bonds of firm necessity.
John Addington Symonds.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14
THE FARMERS WIFE

Is very careful about her chun She sds thoroughly after using
and gives bath She knows
will faint butter that made in it. The churn
II the stomach and digestive and nutve performed pro-
which almost exactly ike the clurnng Of butter not
is put into il?
The evil ct fo. stomach not alone the bad
and the foul breath caused BY but the corruption of pure
Of blood and TIE anaton OF disease throughout the body.
Perces Golden :ical Discovery makes the stomach
1t does M tie stomach the washing bath do for
the chunabsou;y every anng corrupng element
In this way blo:ches % eruts, scro;llous sweings
bad blood
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1908-08-14

Co!3"n Medical Discovery. That this
Ii Absolutely tr." will be readily proven
Ia y"ur at faction il you will but mail
o p"stal card request % Dr. R.V. Pierce,
Buffalo, y. y, for free copy Of his
booklet oi extracts from the standard
medical authorities. giving the names
of all the ingredients entering into his
"pr.i.tam"d medicines and showing
"hat the most eminent medical men oi
the age say u them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-29

A T that instant the boy conscious of sudden
was filled with noise, little cloud of smoke blew
down on him. Standing with his own pistol butt
clasped tight in his hand, he saw the man in the
dropped to his side With a convusive movement
he pulled the trigger The bullet buried itself in the
floor, while the sank down on his knees swayed
moment, frghtful look in his eyes and then
Good Cod" whispered the boy turning to his
companion, you've shot him.
He stared at the woman, who still clasped the little
silver mounted weapon she had used with such
rible effect
1T was his life, or your life, or NINE the
answer. Il did it for YOU she said quickly, seeing
a look of horror and repusion spreading the
face of her companion.
"Yes-yes! l know" he replied; but"
Come. must get out of here Immediately"
of course, of course whispered the boy nerv
ously, I'VE can't stay here now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-29

Drag him into the and shut the door!"
The lad hesitated.
Are YOU afraid" sneered the woman making as
If to do so herself.
Certainly not the answer; but the boy
nevertheless afraid.
Forcing himself to the task at last he STOPPED
down. seized the man by the shoulders. turned HIM
over his face, and dragged him farther into the
room. Then he shut the door. The two stared
moment at the PROSTATE figure.
He S not dead vet, said the boy
NO; but he soon will be-" The woman stopped
over and unbuttoned the mans coat and waistcoat.
"There!" she said pointing to CHASTITY hole. =!
been in his black hearth" she added. Don't you
that must go and quick
Il See said the Young man. He Strengthened
himself up, cenched his hand, summoning his couT
age. 1T had to be- suppose. and YOU say it
for me; but l wish YOU hadn't done it.
Past wishing for now, said the woman coolly.
Come we can't delay any longer.
I'll take the blame myself If we re caught,
said the boy. 1t my fault"
That's noble of YOU returned the woman in
differently; but We won't be caught.
WELL then, Ill save Your reputation before l
GO continued the other qulxotlcally.
There few tattered books shelf He
took down, tore out the fy1eaf, drew pencil
from his pocket scrubbed it few words. held It
to the woman read laid the leaf down the body
of the dying man, and then turned to the door. He
opened it, and the woman followed him out into the
night.
THE room was silenced Within its walls tenn
pest fercer and more cruel than that which
stOr1ned without had ragged. 1t was quiet and still
The lamplight, before, fell unheeded on
the Whirllng snow outside Inside it 1lum1ned the
lying the floor The blood welled out from the
wound, rolled slowly across his breast, soaked his
garments and lay in little dark pool beneath him.
Except for the long slow faint, and fainter breathing
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of the man. there was not sound within the howell.
Death lowered over him the long night through.
breathe G. He was trembling on the eternal verge
later in the day when seeking him burst into
the They found the letter OF confession still
lying where it had been placed They revived the
man sufficiently by stimulants to enable him TO
speak pregnant word or two before his lips closed
forever
The confession, the bullet that wounded him. the
empty revolver and the mans last words, solemnly
attested by those present, carefully preserved
by the leader of them all. They might be useful
some day; who knew? For the rest. it evident
what had happened. The boy and the woman We're
gone from the camp. No search was made for them;
none was possible. The blizzard had spent itself by
that time but the prairie covered deep with
drifted snow A period of intense cold supervened.
1t hardly within human possibility that the two
fugitves could have got safely away. They must
be buried somewhere to the southwark in the vast
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