Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1911-04-07

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tIants'
Eloouently aoncisalv Ross toId the
story Inst a moor nIl mounted boho
"A survival of The cnvhov west" no
said. but he had the heart of q. hero
IN him and I'm, d.in. my hest ia save
him"
"Kacp him in the dorI.- -tbat's the
latest theory or under red light
White light brings out the ulcers"
He hates darkness Thars one rea
son why I'VE OPENED the doors and
windows"
"AI wrong According to Finsen.
he wouIdn't pit in the dark. However
il doesn't matter au II cowboy. You've
a great story Yourself. There's n fine
situation here. which TN play M If
YOU don't object"
Cavanagh smiled. Would NV OBJ
lection have any weight"
The reportrr nurhed Not much
I've got to carry back some sort of
game. Well So long. must hit the
tralI over the hin"
Cavanagb made civil answer and re.
turned to his patient more than half
convinced that Hartley was right.
The "pnwer Of the preSs" might pruye
10 he n very real force in this pursuit
As the Journalist was about to
mount his horse he discovered Lee
Virginia on the other side of the
creek "Ueuor said he. IL wonder
what this pretty maiden means"
/ And dropping his bride rein again.
he walked down to the bridge
Swenson interpoScd his tall figure
.'What do You wantT' he asked blunt.
/ ly .'You don't want to get TOO close
You'va hcpn toIkiu., 10 the ranger"
/ Hartley studied him coollv. Are YOU
n ranger too"
"No. only n guard"
"wby are Won leaving Cavanagh to
/ plav II alone IN rhpref"
/ Ice exploiprd "Un won't let any
/ of Ms come near him"
quite right" retorted Hartley
/ nromutIy .Thnv SEy smaHnox has
! lost its tcrrors but whom vou're eight
hours' hard trail from doctor or a
/ hosnital it's stiu what I'd call for.
/ midohle enemy. However. Cavanagh's
/ immune so ne saws"
.1vo do,,t krow that" lee said
a,,a bor ha,d, oor,o tocethor in n
sros,r ~ fe,r "Aro van n dnotor9"
/ "No. rm only uewspaper man. but
| I've had a lot of eyperience with
plaaues of au sorts-bad the yellow
I fever in Porto Rico and the typhoid in
/ South Africa; that's why I'm out here
/ ricochettlng over the hills But who
! are you may ask? You look like the
4 rose Of Sharon.
My name Is Lee Wetherford.' she
/ answered, with chiIdiSh dlrectneSs' Tor
I there was something compelling IN the
mans voice ana eyes Ana tnlS Is
my iho'heF' sue ''ui'"'eu I"@e' WIZ
! was aPpFoachius'
iou "'e u"l ou' i'e'e iO' !ou'
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dop,t nosn thof what ora Won
doi,c -, horo IN +his Wilderness :"
Ti1a took - u.rt IN The conversation
"Another irsnectort" she asked as she
I numbered M
"That's me" he replied-"S Sherlock
! Holmes Vidoru all rolled into one"
.Afv mother" :" again volunteered Lee
uartlev's ewes EXPRESSED incredulity.
hut he did not mi his feelings into
words, for he perceived in Lie type
with which he was entirely familiar
one to he handled with care. "What
are YOU two women doing here? Are
YOU related TO one of these rangersG"
Lie resented this. You're asking Il
good many questions, Mr.. Man"
"rhat's my trade" was the un-
abashed reply. and I'm not so old but
that can rise to a romantic situa.
ton" >Thereupon he dropped all di.