The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1911-07-07

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srhars gopi fepested Cafanagb,
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"Ns. the chief " not onf Hes
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ter advantage ilnD when be was q
subordinate untirf another man. Any
how. he asks ~ nil Ia line ~ for the
work nnd moi 10 mind him. The work.
be snya IA bigger Than any man.
Here's that resignation ~ yours," he
said. taking CaYannehs letter from
his pocket u didnt put Il on hic
What shall / do with itf
} Throw n 10 me" said cavnnagl
; curiiy.
! Iledncld tossed II over the bitchlnl
o role, nnd l,oss took II up. looked NJ u
Tor n moment vi silence, then tore !
Into bits aud threw II on the ground.
u "Whnt nrc your orders. MIR super
y yisorr" he asked. with faint, quIzzi
u cal smile around his eyes.
Is "Thcrc's nothing you can do bu
II take care Of this man. But ns 500
M you are able TO ride again I've go
= some special work for you. wan
you 10 Join with young Bingham, tn
: ranger on Rock creek, and line mp tn
/ Triangle cattle Murphy Is reportc
: 10 have thrown on the forest nearly
U thousand head more than his perm
10 calls for want you to see abo'
that. Then complete your maps
That / eau turn them In on the list I
royrmtcr and about the middle
lyt rlhcr you are to take charge I
=. this forest In my stead. Eleanor h,
e.. decided to take the children abros
F." for n couple Of years, and ms | am
% be- over there part of the time ! dor
'' feel Justified Ia holding down the s
pcryisor's position. ! shall resign
66 your favor Wait nowy he call
AS wnrningly. The district forester a
3S framed all this up MS we rode do,
. The Hill yesterday. and 1t goes. {
~ yes, there's one thing more, Old m
Y Dunn"
y Il knew"
x "Ilow did you learn IT."
y "A reporter came boiling over
" ridge about noon today wanting me
3 give him the names which Dunn h
Y given me, was strongly tempted
y do us he asked me to--you know thu
x newspaper men are sometimes
. best Kind of detectives for runn
* down criminals but on second thou,
q concluded to wait until l had
cusscd the matter with you. l have
y mu,h faith IN the county authorize
~ "Ordinarily would have my dou
myself" replied Redneld, but
whole country Is reused, and We
oh going TO round up these men this Il
sure. The best men and the big
pcrs all over the west are demand
IN exercise of. the law, and the
warl we have offered He pau
-, suddenly by the way. that rev
will come to you If you can br
about the arrest of the criminals"
"'rhc reward should go to Dun
"A family" replied the ranger sobe
'roor chap. he's sacrificed himself
. the good of the state"
- "That's true, His family Is left
. bnd shape"
- Cuvauagh broke off the conversa'
suddenly Il must 70 back to-
had almost said back TO Wetherf
My patient needs mel" he exclaim
"IIow does hc seemf"
Hes surely dying. In my J,
mcnt he can't last the night, but
long as he's conscious It's up to I'M
he on the spot"
Redncld walked slowly back nc
the river. thinking on the patient c
age OF the ranger
ut isn't the Obvious kind Of tn
but It's courage all the same" he
to himself.
Meanwhile Lie and Virginia,
alone beside the fire. had drawn cl
. together
\ The girls face, so sweet and so
- sive. wrought strongly upon the o
woman's sympathy. Something OF
- own glrlhood came back to her
M ing freed from the town aud all III
~ sociations. she became more cons
I "a ute, more thoughtful. She wishc,
speak. and yet she found It very
to begin. At last she said, wit
touch OF mockcry III her tone.