The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1912-06-13


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va, ,''E .",'''p','' 'H'' 'FouOle'
n' '""l'' OF weapons heihE MS
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I MN Il "'hnr oi N"bi"Fs, hurIy pieces
Oh POCKET ordnance win snort barI"'7
'"" ',hhd''s rhhl'h'''d 70 hoId nan
H""'h d" cartridges" Ihcy were not
pi',iy, Tor 'hny ma" seen service IN
lheir owners hahdS Tor a number 81
years, but they were undeniably built
Tor business. Ana at slght OF them
'1e friends OF the ylcomte rccolled IN
horror.
eventually n compromise was ar
rived at Monsieur Juilliard stepped
back, salutcd, and with Won Einem re.
turned TO his principal. his face a
mask OF disappointment. As for him.
rcli he told O'ROurke, he was desc.
lated, but the seconds of Monsieur des
Trcbes had positively refused to con
sent to turning meeting OF honor
INTO a massacre they proposed to
substitute regulation French duoling
| pistols as sanctioned by the Code.
| Such as that which Monsieur lie Col
oncl ORnurke might observe In Sion
sleur juilliard's hand,
Oh"urke bIinked and smiled at IT,
sure. he commended, tbs magnify.
Ing glass; need TO make II visible 10
me uhdr'Sa'h eye. what the divyle
dNeS II carry--a drlod pea? what
thcy ihink we're here for, II not to
stay one another with due ceremony?
ASK Heih that Am ] TO save the
,,'o''''r ""uuucu nonof oy Srll'l'R
"'"' W." " sP''on,'' grant Se' uS
''nS ''''V,n' ou' ''n hot pis'o',
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NC Pr'Su"u'"' Hs ne hau loI eSeeh ana
pup"'n''"' So ia" II coi'e 10 Pas''
- i'o '''u W spunn''' party necauSe
~ was 'hc I" l'"u'he' parity LOT e''
'eet'
N"i' tue 'eSs' nc consented anu III
'n' "'sncS' Sp'''tS Ie.' Tue cur ana
p'oM'u tnioush Tue IuHh wet grass
10 'ne spot SeI'cteu lot the encounter
III ,"e S"'""" VI ,"o ''ecs near tne
eastern poI"er o, Inc meadow mere
,'c SrCo"uS having tossed LOT SIDES
ne 'o"N h'"hu NJ one chu OF Sixty
'o"' SUI anu sun ihue'orously
amused received ioaoed pistol from
ION riIei'i'
l''S lreocs CONFRONTED ni'ii' Wh'Ie
WIN I'se' resrel.'hE aiFeaey
W HoufNo iiiaue no nouot) tha' ne haa
"o' accePle" tue "epIeys Inc lrlsh'
man open contempt ulanu'hed the
man.
The seconds retired to n perfectly
sale distance. Won Einem holding the
watch, one or Des Trebes' seconds a
handkerchief The chauffeurs threw
away their cigarettes and sat up. for
the FIRST time reused out of their pro
lassional air OF blase indifference.
one, cried the German clearly.
Des Irebes raised his arm and lev
eied his pistol ut ORourke's head. A
faint flush colored his face. but mis-
eye was cold ana hard behind the
sight and the hand that held the
weapon was as steady MS II supported
by an Invisible rest
TWO said Won hihcm'
ORourke measured the distance
with his eye and rared his arm from