Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1912-03-28


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he Is h>t nasty, that one lie
nodded nus mead toward Satan.
Erinn"d. i know of only two men
; IN Fairfax county Id back to ride him.
Yourself aud
My father
ny JoNH! How old is your father,
my good fellow p
"StNtN, my good follow" | replied
/ lie laughed
/ WELL" said he. there's n third In
Fairfax can ride him"
Meaning yourSclt2"
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/ his confidence. Hes not a saddlcr In
any sense" said |. I'VE keep him for
the farms"
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"Its NJ M inheritance" soid he
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bere,s n son ne old I<lingvolI. md
that want IN ride him"
"Just for the sake of spving Won
have done soY' inouired.
His face changed swiftly M he nm.
swered. 1--WE owned Klinpwalla our.
selves back home. He broke leg for
nv fnther one day and was near Kill
ing him"
Sir" l said to him, catching his
thought quickly, I'VE could not afford
to have the horse injured. but II you
wish to ride him fnir or be beaten by
him fair YOU are welcome to the
chance"
His eyes kindled at once. you're n
sportsman. sir!" he exclaimed. and he
advanced at once toward Satan.
| saw In him something which awak
ened responsive chord In my nature
He was man to take risk and wei
come Il for the risks sake, Moreover,
he was a horseman. He caught the
cheek straD of the bride and motion
ed us away as we would have helped
him ut the horses head. Then en-
sued as pretty fight between man
and horse rs one could ask to see
The black brute reared and fairly took
him from the ground, fairly chased
him about the street, M great dog
would a rat. But never did the iron
hold on the bride loosen, and the man
was light ON his feet M boy. Final.
ly he had his chance. and. with the
lightest spring | ever saw Mt IA saddle
skirt, up he went and nailed old Satan
fair with a grip which ridged his legs
out.
As the horse lunged and boted
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