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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-16
MucA-NEEOED REST.

+. II. Bnos, advertising manager
for the Missoula Mercaatile company.
will start this morning on a vacation
trip Of a week or more Mrs Bons
will accompany him and ;ney will
visit Medicine springs and other re-
sorts
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-16

State Senator Donlan returned yes
terday from Occur d'AIene city. where
he and Mrs Doalan
DRAWING went with their daugh-
WAS FINE. ter who was chosen by
Judge Witten to draw
the first name for thc Fiathcad open
ing. Mrs. Donlan and daughter went
on to the coast. with Senator TooIcy
and his daughter. and will visit the
Seattle exposition and other coast at
fractions before they come home The
drawing was complete success
said Senator DOMAIN yesterday. "AlI
Of the arrangements had been care
fully made and all of the plans were
carried out without a hitch. The plan
is the faircst that could be devised
and the drawing was interesting. cs-
pecially as regards the atteation
which was given to the proceeding
While the earlier numbers were being
drawn. there was good deal of ex-
element but there were not many of
the winners on the ground The
crowd chcered. just the same. 1t was
u memorable occasion"
Judge Durfee has gone to his home in
Philipsburg. after spending dav I'm
Missoula on his way
The FAIR back from the Seattle
is GREAT. fair The judge says il
is "A great exposition as
far as the exhibits from the state OF
Washington and from Alaska are con-
cerned. These exhibits he said, "arc
really fine. They have been ceilect-
ed with great care and are excellent
~ displayed. They are very instruct
i've as to the resources Of Alaska: il
was a surprise to me to see the agri-
cultural products that are shown
from our northern territory whore we
are accustomed To think nothing will
grow. There are also fine mineral
showings and the British possessions
have displays that are oye-openers.
was disappointed in the oriental ex-
hihits: there are som. fine things
there but they are all for sale and the
Japanese section liz really nothing
more or less than a big bazaar. There
Is nothing from China which is
worthy the name Of exhibit. But the
fair is good one and there has
never been one prepared and man
aged with better system
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-16

John Powers-which the same is
Skinny-camc down from Hamilton
yesterd ay morning..
BEST leaving his extensive
EVER. stable to the care of
strange hands while he
visited his Missouri friends who ac-
corded him the welcome that was due
the best umpire in the world and a
man who has attained deserved fame
as II plumber and a horse tanner
The old town looks good. | say" was
the comment of MIR. Powers. as he
looked around and saw the old land
marks disappearing ar else buried be
meath the improvements that are be
ing made. 1t is certainly growing
some and | shall have to come down
oftener Ia keep up with the process
sion or | will lose my way when |
try Ia come down from the station
And. up our way, we are growing.
too. You should see that town Of
Hamilton: IL is wonder the way il
grows and there is some class to the
that they are getting. Take
that from me"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-16
The Committees.

The committees. which were an
nounced in The Muscular some time
ago. have been working hard to make
the success of the day certain and. Il
the program announced yesterday is
carried out. the day is bound to be
red letter occasion in the local history
of organized labor. The work IN gen
eral is in the hands of tn executive
committee. of which George W. Scott
is chairman and w. +. Dodge seere-
tarN.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-16

The United States, Germany and
Great Britain produce four-fifths of
III" worlds supply of pig iron each
yea:
Pearls decay when buried in the
ground.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
soNNls MsLRoss.

MELRosE, Oct 27.-Under the
leadership Of Council Commander
Torlay seventeen members OF Mel.
rose Camp No l7e went over 10
Waldo by boat on Monday evening
to assist state Organizer C. n. Dame
OF oCala to form camp Of the W.
10 W. Ten members were Initiated
in iine shape, the work lasting until
midnight. Some FIVE or six candi
dates are to be put through at an
early date.
The canals between MelFose and
Waldo are now free from hyacinths
and several Of the small launches
have been TO Waldo without trouble.
The N. Ittner property on the cove
has been improved arts per cent dur.
ing the past month BY the cleaning
out Of the underbrush and dead trees
all along the shore. Mr.. Miller dc.
serves great credit for HIS work.
Miss Belle Hall Of Orange Heights
has accepted a position with l. W.
Baldwin & Son
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
ORPHAN CHILDREN LOSE
LIVES AT LYNCHBURC
All We're On Second Floor Of Home When Fire Broke
Out.-,ReSCue Impossible.

LYNCHRURG. Va. Oct. s7.--Latc
yesterday afternoon the remains OF
the ave children. who we're burned
IA the are which destroyed the shell,
ton cottage az the Presbyterian Or
phans Home. near the city az 4
o'clock yesterday morning. we're re
covered, although they were burned
past recognition. A coroner's inquest
which concluded its work at S;l6
O'Clock last night, threw no llght ON
the cause Of the are, but the verdict
included a statement fully exoner.
atlng the home authorities from
blame.
Later reports show that the IRE
was discovered by the housekeeper
in her room on the second foor by 10.
SUING through the speaking tube con.
meeting her room with the kltchen
She Was up 10 begin her duties Of
the day
The ave children were an Inmates
Of the nursery
The dead
Lucille MooFcheld and Ruby Moore.
Geld, i.yhchburg: Mamie Reynolds.
Bath coan,y. Virginia; Marie HIck.
man, Campbell county virelnln, aud
Mary Poole Davis. W. va.
The children were al IN The second
aoor o. The Wins 81 che building and
thes wero caught b. The nrc 81
manner that made thef rescue Iin.
possible RUBY Moorehuld. however
was taken ont 81 the building. bu,
when she aneoriainod that ,he youns
~ sister was stu inside. she rnn
back Into the burning building and
loot her NE.
The hrs gaa discovered by ARA.
Priest the cook who vaa aronfcd by
the roar Of enc fauios. When nhe
saw that 4 was Impossible 20 get
che children oct BY lhe stairway. che
entire basement end hfat aoor a. that
time ehseloped. and Il would BE- bat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
WI EstahIIsh kIna.raar,en.

The sun has been requested "a
announce that kindergarten depart
mcnt. which win be operated under
the auspices Of the Gainesville Graded
and High school. win be opened 10
the west room Of the old Seminary
building on Monday morning. provided
the room can be placed In readiness
by that time
This department will be under the
supervision Of Mira Marines OF Van
vert Ohio, = teacher Of ability IN this
particular branch Of education. The
axe limit win BE- from four 20 six.
and those desiring further informa.
tion may confer With either Profess.
sor w ~ Cassois on Mrs, Martinez
The Zee ID this department will be
80 per month. each pupil
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
Spent AnOther'S Money;
Will Go TO Convict Camp

iiersafe o. assisted on migapmo
pFlatins funds which bed bosa ~.
TRUSTED % BIN ~ fiead. Enosh
Mplbf eoioFed. who vaa srfalrhsd ~
Iuaiice Carriers court 81 Neebeuy
upon q charge 81 emleFsiemsnt saa
adiudeed sullty and sengheed 10 fay
q fhe ~ so cad rolia. - speed ihFee
mprits % TIE ssas7 WIN q dark
nnsncisi eioud tofeflug atoui hlm.
Molby vas aaablr % raise she amoaaf
aeefnnFr ~ ite ant ard costs. asa
as tFoaebi % thls sigy Wednesday
bY DoBaiy HheFn wynas. and ~
shs event that 81 an Hlii - nn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

ia few minutes before the whole
building would fall. she rushed 10 the
third story aud brought Iifteen chill.
dren down 20 the second lloor lead
ins them to the veranda top whers
they wero taken down a ladder, sen
erai OF them dropping into the out.
stretched arms Of the older boys IN
the institution
When these children were al safe.
Mrs, Priest had to jump for her llie.
and IN so doing sustained dlslo
Gated shoulder, a scalp wound and an
lnisfy 20 her back. She viii prob.
a,is recover While all OF the "a.
capes were miraculous. only ono Of
tho girls rescued was injured, aad she
escaped with a spralned ankle. eue
tanned IN jumping Dr n, II. Flcnf
lng, the superintendent, was away al
tho time 81 the Gre. aud thore were
no men about except some distances
away IN the farm houses. sWhen they
reached the burning structure Il was
too late 20 save the little tota. The
women could not save them. for they
barely succeeded IA saving twenty
four Of che other slrle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
EFFORT TO HAVE SEMI
NOLES LEAVE FLORIDA
Chief Tiger Tail VII Visit the West Next Sumner
and Others May Follow.

tribe may follow the steel.railed trail
to the reservation In the West, & Is
very improbable that the entire tribe
can ever be induced to go in a body.
II is a well-known fact that the love
Of his native hunting grounds Is az
strong In the breast OF the Seminole
as is the love of his native State to
the Floridian.
This was we'll Illustrated by an
incident at TT Myers during the In.
dian wars OF the last century. The
Federal troops had captured mum.
Der of the seminoles and were hold.
ing them at Fl. Myers for transpor.
tatlon by boat across the Gulf. on
route to the lands allotted by the Gov.
eminent for the purpose.
seminOlss Are Suspicious.
In the captured party was a chief
who declared that he would never
leave his beloved State alive. he
was kept closely guarded. however.
and was allowed TO reach no weapon,
as it was believed that he might com.
nit suicide, He outwitted his cap.
tors. however, and kept his promise.
for when the morning came for the
schooner bearing the Indians to set
sail he dropped dead upon the
wharf a few feet from the rail OF the
vessel that was 10 bear him away.
He had secured a bottle. and crushing
the ass. had swallowed the Tar.
tlclea. The exortion caused by the
walk from the prison to the wharf
caused the glass 10 CIT him iutorually
and to cause a hemoThago.
From the day when the Government
by force OF arms deported a part Of
the tribe and then finally gave up the
capture OF all remaining. the Semi
mole has regarded Uncle Sam With
suspicion Il Was the fear that the
white man was but planning a ruge
to get the tribe together and then
capture II IN its entirety that made
a failure o. great gathering plan
ned by Bishop Gray a few years ago.
The Episcopal Church has done
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

much For The SemlnuioH. aud with che
hospital AZ lmmoknies has bealcd ihs
eick and suffering - weli ~ worked
ior ttelr conversion The bishop d..
erred 20 Eet The tribe together al .
great banquet Or catherine a. ~ ogi.
denco Of the good viii u the church
towards them 1904 the tribe couid
pot b. brought togcthef AZ che
present tiine houovsf. the Indians
REGARD ihe shiles "a immokalce o.
more Kindly Hgbt Zoe ihey tase eood
ealrc % rehiiss that ths efforts made
there are ior the good o. ,be SEMI.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

wm y Barry Of Fores, Grove vas
among those who came 20 Gainesville
ON business yesterday Mr. Barry d
not only an upt0dato and success.
ml farmer bat Is also interested a.
everything pertaining 70 the good Of
bis community, boing a member al
The board OF trustees q tho Struble
school, one Of the bes, rural educs
tlonaI Institutions 10 the county Iic
states that che school IL progressing
nicely Just now che attendance aver.
sging we'll
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
Heart Disease Claims
Gen. 0. 0. Howard at 79

BURLINGTON. W.. Or 81 0eu.
0.iser o Howard. lsal - lhs Unioa
eoMmaafeFs ~ ~ Civil WsF eied
a. BIZ hons m this cify aat niahi.
Heart fissase 80 tae eaase ~ ne
aased soitiers eau. ~ uas ~
Tsags 81
fasf wset 0en Hovare sas D.
Cniario esassFise ~ heiafa 81
ASSESSES Lfaeis So ~ gat'is
fsats VS. q f.srsrn. 81 aaafag
r O. Nf . fsiprest 8
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

able % pay within nyo DAYS. fhe
time preaerlhed ~ law. BE- yin b.
taken 10 The convict camps
20 prosecution witness Ia thls
cass was lessee Palmer Who declared
De- save Meiby money with which 20
make certain purchases ~ him
When the defendant appropriated ths
mensg 70 his own needs aad pleas
ufe
Molby yin probably learn q less0n
irom this espsrienee. and sat know
beiteF lhaa % spend another isiioas
dough ihp nssl time be- q entfust
"a Nith h.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

poiaoulng from eating ash aad uhils
none o. che rictneas d q . nsFiqes
nature 4 uas thoaShi best % uye
me ho,laay TO decide eEacliy sAai
the siekaess vas. ne sate haeteFio'
i.rtrt o. Tennessss eams from Naas'
,,Iis ana uass . eafefsi eiagaoait an1
-. - IA oplnlou mat ~ tsesaeet
s.s psoualns poisoaisE t5pn saiiag
~. a. sus ~ $50 regoEi ree
e,.e.uat IS b D.. csaai.ehau
sn & B'fningaa1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 27-That a por-
,ioD of the Seminole tribe Of Indians
NAV be induced to forsake their
tsyOrite hunting grounds in the
Everglades by messengers from the
tribe in the West. and follow them
10 the more civilized life of the trib-
Al reservation in the Indian Territory,
now seems a possibility. II the deed
s done a handful Of Christian In.
dams will have accomplished what the
United States Government gave mp
trying to do after quartercentury
Of futile and bloody struggle
A small band from the Territorial
SemInoles, who have been converted
% Christianity, Is now holding meet
inEs at Jupiter, on the lower East
Coast, and the meetings are being
attended by scores Of seminoIes from
different sections Of the Everglades.
Besides preaching the doctrines Of
their adopted faith. the visiting In.
dams are urging their Florida broth.
efs to forsake the alligator trail Of
the Everglades and the hunting rife
and follow them to the TILED fields
and the pillow Of the reservation
Tiger Tail Going West
Chief Tiger Tall, Who is reputed
% be one Of the Heaithiesi members
q the Florida tribe. aud who Is an
Indian Of more than usual intellect,
Was in Titusyille during last week
and in discussing the matter express.
g his intention OF going West next
sumner and trying II for himself
q he likes 1t he viii sell his be
longings in Florida. and & is prob.
abe that his action would exert an
Influence upon other members Of the
tribe to follow him. The change
would not be as great for him. how
eier, as for the average trIbesman.
im be makes bis wealth by stock
h.sins more than BY the use Of bis
ne Ike the majority OF the Semi
1olss.
bat though some members OF the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

NJ homo O. iingllnelon. go sts ~
pagspilg n his ususl sood heahh.
i.ess sistf shlia shtiha la = chair
a his homs ~ was nliaehef ~ heart
dlseass ea4 sas ela1 uhen 4 phgnf
sins sssshe4 lhe houss
faciafiae oea. H0WaR1's aaviee =
tne lu4so VAS. ~ was pobtir
~ mere enEsgemeaia itah en- osher
o@ssf 8 90 uniie1 8salea srmr
Nes bFu b teeas. iIe. Nefe
fts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

their orderly demeanOr ! have been
attending the sessions Of the court
at starke regularly for several years.
aud that Ia the lightest docket J have
ever encountered.
Col Rivers states that there vas
a great deal Of business before the
grand jury. but out - this only thrce
indictments. or trpe bills. we're ~
turned. and none o. these we're Tor
capital oEenses
Alachua county oongratulaies hof
brothers Of old Bradford on thia cleau
rannrf.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
Term Of Court in Bradford
County Was Very Brief

sac Attorney 3. NJ. Rivers return.
iae'day night from siarke, where
a' been in attendance At The fan
Il, = o. The circuit court. Eighth Ju-
ieal Circuit.
lo'ney Rivers states that this
ne breiest term Of the circuit
- be had ever attended IN brad.
~ah'y as the docket. both civil
u'ainaL vas very light 4 de-
= extend my hear,iest congratu-
TO bradford coanty. be said,
%" people o. that county
reat deal Of credit for
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28

Among the clever travelling men IN.
the plty u w a. neagen. represent
lag tho Woaco supply Company
electrical supplies. ~ Louis, who
eamo on business connected with She
Gainesville Electric idahl and Power
Company. Mr Beayen Is 90 wen
pleased with Gainesville that 10 haze
decided 20 make this CITY bla head
quarters while 10 thls secslpn ~ che
slaie HQ paid lho ely q bieh compll
meni n the gtmaFt that "a looked
IKE tho most subsmnglai town De-
had visited in this section q lha
South so far
Head che waDt ada n loaavfn oitn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
ssminoIss FslIsa % a..

a feV frsn aEo y vas glaHnes %
have q seminDls camp ~ 81 niifsc
tion a. ths stsie Pair "a Tampa ~.
funefmtnis had almof tste e1m
pletsa % bring some ~ fir lfita 10
ne eiiY vhsn q was ndetd aisoui 81
ne iribe thai troop - uglief sistes
cssairy nas 10 o. a TIE faiF me
cavairY SIS a crack rniied etaies
troop aBa vas there ~ Eise szhlbl.
tion frlis Bai there 90 30 sent
nois camp A Tanpa
Ths seninoie hss sn aFffsioa foF
ths wayr - lhe civilized iie pfsfefs
20 pass 81 ~ IA ~ deeD iaaisesass
- ihs KFssi Eysfaisdss SO a. asuse
hamm0rts u ~ tgseF Gslf Caasl
ils grows sweet potaiess 81 ne Nh
hammock isns ed a. tafafaee pro
yifes HIS sish q Fsatf Hafket So
ghe hies ~ ~ alliEain ana fle fsg
~ a. osisr Ne y o soa ~ ike Estl.
riafos an1 70 a. EgefNistes b. al
3 trlbs. uin fsnsia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-28
That Mysterious Malady
At Athens Female College

'NoHAN. Ana. ou s7.ARe-
~ e''aewis q nlss a. che
'-Haie College a. Ashsns.
has esusea = san days
q ne ins,i,u,los shs psos-
- haT \. nas We 3
'''n-s. suawiae fIon .
= asasi sssssm,us ym,sr.
49, 80 sss sayr
:. siIis. b shs .easoi fsrs.
'.Ssa go * vonalas
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
CHAPTER KIM.
Wasted Time

MN was eonvgyed 70 n, Mrs. De-. n,eh s. -5g ! ne
,7,.r7--r,-r claimed hIru for is own. He gllded
from uncon~ciousness INTO "a wandering state oi
mind before the hour ot noon.
HIS wound was an ugly fiery affair made
worse bv al that he did For having returned
from his Iethargv ne promptly began 70 hight
.-7.vr I'M his battles with horses men, and love
mat had crossed his summer orbit.
C1ettvsburg Dave, and Napoleon begged Tor
the, f,r7lnt of the battle. They got II. For three
long davs Van lay on his bed and flung them
al around the room de hurt them brulsto
+b,.rr e,-en called them names, but ever, like
tb~ee faithful dogs whom beatings VIII never
discourage e-the beatings IT least Of a master
mach beloved-thev returned undaunted 10
The frav. with affection constantly increasing
There were three other nurse two ""iHeh
,5 ,i,,- -re cook But Beth was the one Who
slept the least. who glIded most often t. the
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
CHAPTER XIV.
The Last Cigsrs

rae iurr herman not T. be ,.55,- si@ye1'
ken IN up1- NcD oppet ruthless y
r-- .-.-. Us --er---g coDce-Ti1lg the lT'll-
- when Lawrence was arrested.
I--er1el ~ an interview with m
regard for hls safety. nat something
lad ou Trimmer. mind he te-t
F-' -.s sens, ~ llVluatl1-l-
--. herman. s-l 14--ug turlously- came -
a-r utmost Gl-ectuess. Opa-. ne
1..u' awav and / want ten thou
want Il now You owe me
paid up. and now n raisiIl iAe
Kissing nothsn'i', McCoPPet assured
-r-aV.ug away hls unsmoEec cig.r
r fresh one u his mouth. j
.-- sgreed-when ! get the ready
- vou opal, inquired the lUrn-
'- -r Ids man u growing reetles7ntss.
~e---. savvv, ] IN onto YOU and
E--. I.awreucc.-To- pawn MN
bucks 20 fake the reserys. tlHrl
.---ar.d night away. III the next ten
better pack vour Trunk
startled bv the accusation
o. manner IN which the lurn-
-r ths smoke 0f his weed lie
only one wav 10 which a man ~
mentality could have come upon
-, facts
r-,eertIr s-au crs,vled ~ un-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

s- when Bos,Ulok raised his
e, veu- wide and E4u came on
B @-e---~1 and tred again. There was
-- Us hating the demon IN the car.
~-et SIZE WAS rapidly increasing.
N.-- the -llrG shot missed. like .he
- f. ---- -le nl4irnan never halts
Is dropped knee To the floor. S-ea died
- tle cushion, lined up the sight.
-le trigger
roar oi The weapon Van abruptly
ae lulle- had pierced has shoulder
he came ou- HIS face had suddenly
-r~ had hardened II a manner new
lte halted the car aware tE.t his
= Exhausted rlS ammunition. since no
-~ were Grel Has own blg gun he
l- aera-e'v. z o sustain h--u~r. through
his wound drained the utmost Il
lie WAS hardly ten feet away from
-- H-o stood there. captive III his car
Wy ~e--.e.' he sid you re a better
r- -h-- ] thought. and better driver.
.- -Hu l--ve So .l-u,Eh-y wen I am gong
.u drive -uc back - camp lie rose
-.- seat u-s-oal-lv- He was bleeding
.-- .--- Was .-.- .1-lr useless " Come down
leG Come down and take nV >e-r-
DON 2 make the slightest error IN etiquette.
" III see Z q forty -~o1le-oGd bah VIII
when = lands 1u Nou- skull
--wi-k had expected 70 1e shot on the
$50 -a-Dersl -4- could have been more
.-. t.-- -1e E----1e~~ ~ the man who stood bee
-e him -r.r with such wound as that
El. WAS ~--- the master ~ lls forces Nt---e
--~ -s--.t- at--c Has tetrh ----lv chartered
--~ head. l1t had -1.avrl q desperate part
..~-. Dee race and t1-- present Ge-a-e-
had shattered The man g.-1r.ere-E- lie
down O. -1e ground and stood there,
h- show = strength. Tan stepped
-------v ---a the r0r-eau II his car and
himself r- t-e cushion.
-..-e ,- -1e seat. ~e.-.e. he repeated
Hs.S - moderate speed
surrender was complete He
-re driver position ~---- silently.
rcd --- car m -- aIl- matte WAY that
.- Thought II resistance. Al The rear =
T.n held -he gun. and back toward
-rev moved
T --.- The She-F. IN q borrowed car,
1 seated II The drivers side. came
v- upon them. The cars were
M enough for The sheriff o. take nls
RE arE then they fastened on
had instantly seen t1-J an |-s
Iie as quickly -e-lzee that T. r7'-h
Gown and medical attendance wls the
plan.
-.- said 90 o- r hurt
q smile. "A little. He was rap
Thought 70 divert hi-,l. He shouted
-.-----g u the car " ] ouDd Matt al
-.-- 70 take hinl back 20 me state
that convict suit that's hangin'
--r-e
--tlv aroused - y Ag- Nou don l.
rau don't" he said '- w got use
stripes myself. Na-l buy Matt The
t- clothes IN town, and charge the bl-
heard. ~ understood he did not
He was driving Ike servant On
r-- ae could not have stood on ms
-. ming 70 town 4 cavalcade Il
--ve-s u buggies, and men "a ioot
.v --parlrg down the road - meet
PROCESSION
-.- utmost efforts. Van was gone
T -1e loss ~ blood and the shock ne
-- his frame no longer
re eait as The Sheriff turned, '
c .r-.1r little Cold storag &c
r.- back 0r my feet.
l.a-e gesture toward BestWi- k-
--es9us 70 the floor
CHAPTER XIV.
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