The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-11
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Mebby nothin. II he wanted Ia mix th'
tracks would he hopped like that SO we'd
know which was hissnr He knowed we'd
pick lis trail quick an he knowed every min
ute counted. That's why he hopped yore
roam Was goin' Ike hi look d, them Toe
prints"
HIN! But heard him say somethin
bout Winchester anyhow replied "Old"
John, glad TO change the subject. Bet
that's where he's goin', 100. He won't
get through that town on no critter wearin'
my brand. Everybody knows that roam
an
Quit guessin'i" snapped Charley, begin
ming 10 losc some q his respect for old age
s' Wen loller III trail an don't care where it
goes
Grub pile" shouted Stevenson, and the
argument was tabled while the three glilped
down Il cold and uniniting breakfast IN
ten minutes they had separated to, 6nd
horses, in fifteen mere they had them and
were riding along tbe tail a.'tcp speed Nth
three other ,nen NJ fleir side Three Fun
dtpd yards from hc corral they pounded cut
Of IN arroyo and Charley, who vas lc@ding,
stood upin his stiirtips, looking Eccnly ahead.
,athcr trail ioined the enc they were follow
Ing and ran with and on top oi a This, he
reasoned, had been made by ono Of thc sirays
and would turn away soon He kept his eyes
looking we'll ahead and soon saw that he was
right, ard without checking the speed Of his
horse il the slightest degree he went ahead on
the trail Of the smaller hooiprin;s Steven
son was gaining on him and flhally ranged
! aloagsdc
Mr.. Hupalong Cassidy muttarcd and
stirred and slowly opened his eyes to sac
blanely into those Of one Ct the racn whoNe
Juggling Al his hands and as he stared his stu
peiied brain started sluggshlv 10 wogkk in an
endeayor 10 explain thr unusual experience.
There were tiyc men around him and TIC I've
,sha hauled at his hands stepped hack ard
kicked 'hirn 4 look 81 paned Indignation
slowly spread oscr his countenance rs he
realized thai shcy really we're kicking him,
ard with sturdy yigor He considered q.
moment and decided tia: such treaimp.t
was quite outrageous and, furthermore, t,i&;
he must chastisc the perpetrators
Hey" he snored: "What'r h. ~
you reckon yo'rc doin', anyhow Kid. ca'i
other an III help YOU, but III lcl tn hpct
i; YOU don't stop maulin' me. Amt yoa yot
no manners, Come round valia' 8 itl., A,
UP an"
Get up" snapped Stevenson.
"Why, amt | seen yoi befc.e, So =
where? Sometime2' quericd Hcpaio.g, i2
brew wrinklinG from intense conc-niyacea 9;
thought: I've seen one 'cv J cot,
som'ers, lately
Get up" ordered Cha.,,y, shorty
You've seen me, all right, = rct.t;r,' ';e-
venson. Get up, d-n you"
Why, can't-my hans c-e 6
! claimed Hopalong, in great woede- au1ine
il his cxertions 10 cogitatc upon this remars:-
able phenomena
Use yorc iee;, you thief" geioined Sic
venson angrily, Stepping iorear.. ia deliver
ing another kick
~Thiefl Nc a th;cil Shore II use my
feet, YOU yaller dog' yelled The arostrate
man, and his boot heel sank into the stomach
of the offending Mr.. Stevenson with sieken-
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