The state-line herald. (North Lemmon, Adams County, N.D.) 1907-1912, 1911-04-21

W Lar is RFMaF fta<s-F6&& s3ss
xszpesi. It's fsad news fgv yoa-rer1
bed, IS sfae Heat oa i nnst Know
yaseuti1e. undergoing lTonolE Es7eE
sboek owing 10 tLe contests u tie
message whych he hes5 II bis tz1d-
vas almost completely uEssra1g ~
the irterruptsop of rlse Cir b. @red
Was 81 10. fate tisr prompted ter .
sppezE teto-e him ST - TsrE moment
when
-oh. II Is nothing he said weakly.
Merely little business tan-5e-that
ts all
H sregyq4a o1t from b@hloi hEs
desk. craDpliag the tstetui Telegram U
ia hls hand. and gently led the gin 70
tie dogE. Remember" he said Il
hare al engagement With ycu In 8
bsf hour"
Il viii rene z 5.er"
Unco1rineed, 1ystifed and thor
ougAly ag5tated ty bis DervoEs Ean-
uer, Rose Lana we1t cut q fhe aaz~=
Ealert.De smiling as best LIZ co1sG
uo6er TIE circumstances. caoss5 ;1e
dpCT behind ber. He crossed % ber
csaair. sank .ato ii and sat'eoet The
wrl1Ele5 telegram before biI Again
be read II from end to e11:
Look out be read -Doyle wi2 b.
IL toa1 Ills afternoon 81 : 10 see yga
sb2Bt sn iIoT.ar~a1r natter
Tie assistant casE5ay 5roTrs@i b.,
chin IaIo lis palm and STARED Tscanf-
ly a. t1e opposite wal
~Doyle. u uz,tered - '.f5ao--e
Dcyl@ He said bed get me IL i took
ten yea RS lifetime Well. T,zrhaEs
ne can. r1@1- agzia- PERHAPS b. ean
10- A. a-y rste. he can Tsglzt.-r r r711I
NJ career, mp b7-.es. ny standing here.
where have friends who believe IL
E-
Valentine leaned t,4ei Delitltsve.s
iE a1s chair Tie f4-4 Telegram drop
p~t z11e@s5e1 10 tie 1sQf. His mouth
So de.s-Itu@5zT L Lew zse blsz@1
II hss eyes. rbe IRE that tad consumed
TN sd ba1 st,Eyc.s5 hlE1 ou when ia
tie 1ags sg8 13gh1s q 1lse gasf he had
T@-rure5 tyrgA On Z desperate enter
IF4s@
He would give G@2rge L'ovls E race.
that b. would He VICE Il match his
- SE&31.- that of the skilled e1,h
l= s@a5E tad iii ae basis for x hat
1g@ --Gst 1~ his course Il ;#-yeeigre,
sz1 be teslere5 that Il, would with
sand eTel the cunning and force Of
Gorge Day3= Al any rate. BE could
rg.
Valentine leaned forward and press
q : Glrty1 4 CLERK entered The a.
sl@-sH' cashier hesitated moment
tren spos.e quickly
Tell the watchla1 to CONE here,
De directed
The CLERK nodded and went out III
searca ~ Bed Flanagan yes. Red
none other than the one time accom-
Pike Of Jimmy Valentine. whom The
latter. true 10 his werd had taken
with him Ia his attenp. to go It
straight
Flanagan must be told Of the com
Ing of Doyle. who was his sworn enc
my also In addition, Red would have
to assist tie assistant cashier. now
known az Mr. Randall. In the maneu
yer which the latter was abo1t 70 ex-
ecute
Then there was Arery-old Bill
Avery. From the day that Valentine
had sent him away from the hotel 10
Albany Avery had beea making heroic
efforts 70 i've 'ou the square
The three years that had elapsed
| since No. 1883 had advanced Avery,
long '-ycggaan' Of the most desper-
ate type. the price of d railroad ticket,
had made revolutionary transferma-
ton Ia bin Today he was married
had growing business and had per
formed Tor Valentine a service that
wa- 10 fender ne yeu2eful efforts Of
George Dogia much more difficult and
somewhat les. effective than the de-
tsc'.ve would relish should he ever
learn The truth.
Avery had teen ia communication
with valentine on various occasions In
a secret manner. 50 carefully conceal
I'd. In fact, had been his moves that
not even Red Flanagan had obtained
fLe slightest knowledge of them.
True. Red waE aware that Valentine
tad received various puzzling com
ruIa!eatioEs from one Mr. Crondn, .
bat h." was Red 10 know that Mr.
Cfpnin was Bill! Avery unless the as.
sistant cashier was pleased 50 to In.
form hita. which be was n0tt
Al first Valentine had had the belief
that some friend vas responsible fol-
the sending II the warning teIegra N
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