Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-20
Continued

Do go, l sasds very politely. They are charming people, And he accept ed at once!
 It was s transparent plot on Bella's part: Two elderly ladies. house miles From anywhere. long evenings in the music room with an open fire and Bella at the harp playing the two songs she knows.
 When V, were ready and gathered In the kitchen. in the darkness. of course, Dal went up on the roof and signaled with a lantern to the cars o6 the drive. Then he went down stairs, took a last look at the draw sng-roon, fired the papers, shook the powder, opened the windows and yelled ''frei-
 we had heard little or nothing But we plainly heard Dai on the first floor Rnd F1annigan on the second yelling fire" and the batter of feet as the guards ran to the front of the house. And at that instant we remembered Aunt Selinal
 That was the cause of the whole Trouble. don't know why they turned on me; she wasn't my aunt But by Rbe time they had got her out of bed. and had wrapped her in an eiderdown comfort, and stuck slippers on her feet and . motor veil on her head. the glare at the front of the house was beginning to die away. She didn't un- derstand at all, and we had.no time to explain. remember that she wanted to go back and get her plate" whatever hhat may be. but Jim took her by the arm and hurried her along. and the rest, who had waited. and were in lawful tempers, stood aside and let them cut first
 The door to the area steps was open, and by the street lights we could see 8 fence and a gate, which bpened on a side street Jim and Aunt Selma ran straight for the gate; khs wind blowing Aunt Selina's com sort like a sail. Then. with our feet, 50 to speak. on the first rung of the ladder of liberty. 1t slipped A half dozen guards and reporters came around the house and drove us back Nike sheep into a slaughter pen. IL was the most humiliating moment of my fife.
 Dal had been for fighting 8 way through. and just for a minute think I went Berserk myself. But Max spied one of the reporters setting 1p 8 fashligbt as we stood, unde lcided, at the top of the steps. and after that there was nothing to do but Eretreat We backed slowly. to show them we wore not afraid. And when i've were all in the kitchen again, and had turned on the lights and Bella was crying with her head against Mir HarbisOn's arm, Dal said. cheerfully;
 Well, it has done some good, any how. We have lost Aunt Selma"
 And we all shook hands on 1t, al though we were sorry about Jim. And Dal said we would have some cham pagne and drink to Aunt Selina's com iort, and we could have her teetf 1umigated and send them to her Somebody said Poor old Jim" and a that Bella looked up.
 She stared around the group. ant then she went quite pale.
 'Jim!" she gasped. Do you meal that Jim is-out there, too?"
 Jim and Aunt Selinai" I said al calmly as I could for joy. You se' how 1t simpIihed the situation for me -By this time they are a mile away and going!"
 Everybody shook hands again ez cept Bella. She had dropped into chair. and sat biting her lip ant breathing hard. and she would no soin in any of the hilarity at gettini rid of Aunt Sellna. Finally she go hp and knocked over her chair.
 You are lot of towards" sh etormed. "You deserted them ou there. left them. Heaven krow where they area defenseless ol woman, and-and a man who did no even have an overcoat And it i snoving!"
 Never mind.- Dal said. reassurins iy. 'He can borrow Aunt Selma comfort Make the old lady discar from weakness. Anyhow, Bella, if know anything of human nature. tn old lady will make it hot enough fo him. Poor old Jimi"
 Then they shook hands again, an zith that there came a terrible banl Ing at the door. which we had locked
 "open the doori" some one con handed. It was one of the guards.
 ~open 1t yourself." Dallas called raovfng a kitchen table to re-enforc
 '0ck.
 that door or we will break