The Sentinel=record., 1911-09-24


 Whiteheat Fork Flaming Coun.y,
 Hell, September 23 In the year
 of Old Satin, 1911.
 MT. Lawrence hIcCarty. Hot Springs,
 Arkansas, care Sentinel Record My Dear McCarty:
 It has been quite a while since I found an avenue of escape 10 rne eamh but last Friday night I struck the stream of hot water which feeds the springs in your town and follow led it up to the Maurice Spring which being open I struck the cool lair, or rather my spirit did. was lat a loss what 10 do but after think ing a moment. 1 thought of my good old friend Hall so made my way 10 his quarters. While he and l were enjoying quiet conversation we were disturbed by the rattle Of keys and the sound of many voices It was Mir. James $. Mcconnell look I ing for sword for Roland Forrest CT. We ducked into a corner and | listened. Of course l would not be seen. I soon recognized you, Me Carty, by your voice and I then re- called the many times we had play ed on the stage together and how When We played Richard III. you al ways carried away the house.
 1 I hurried back through the same channel came and was telling the other boys something of line work you are doing over there. They were curious and wanted me to show them the way out to enable them to see you. agreed to do t.
 This is a thickly settled commun- lity. Mir. Proctor was here when came and together we have estab- llished an American colony. Tom Reed is very popular here as he was in the United States. He is now lspealler of our house of delegates. From organized the house of dele gates. Their principal duty Is to Imemoralize the supreme ruler here to reduce the heat in our province He has applied his "gag rule" with telling effect. Dan Boone, Ben Franklin, Sam Houston, Henry Clay, Mrs. Anderson. Mrs Terrell, and Hettie Cramer all agree with me that the temperature is reducing.
 Saturday morning Tom called a meeting of the house of delegates and that is the way we all became to meet at once. was telling of my experience Friday night when heard you rehearsing with your company for Nick of tbe Woods.v At the mention of the name Proctor became excited. He wanted to see you again so we agreed that after ad- Iiournment of the house of delegates II would lead the way and we would all visit you in your academy. We Icaught hands and l lead off and Tn almost an instant the flow of the water and the steam landed us r:ght in the middle of the Maurice spring You ought to have seen the girls shiver but we made our way to the K of P. hall but were directed by our friend there that you were at the Moose Hall so we went there. From Reed Immediately recognized lyour Roland Forester Cleo Me Mclaughlin as a politician, lawyer and legislator. He says that Ro- land promises to hold the audience on October with as strong a grin as he used to hold the congress with his gag rule"
 Dan Boone was interested in Ralph Stackpole (sam McCoinelD, and fol- lowed him about step by step and when you (Bloody Nathan), knocked Ralph a double summer sauN he knocked Dams feet from under him and he fell spralling at Edith For rester's GBeulah Loyd) feet. You ought to have seen Dan getting away. He sat on one of the chan deliers all the rest of the evening When Peaikeshaw got over the stock ade he landed right on top of Sam Houston's head and if he had been mortal it would have been the last Iof him, but as it was he slipped out unhurt. sam was somewhat Of an Indian fighter and it was with dif- ficulty that we restrained him from lentering into the fight We got him lquieted and induced Dan to get