Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-03-13

Glanced az the juE ~ the haii-ehptleo
glass lastly az the Judge himself.
You seem 20 be- raising frst-rate
I he'll all by yourself
oh. be reasonable. Solomon. You'd
gone down % The steamboat land
lng." said the judge plainiiveiy by
way OF answer. Nahany shot han a
contemptuols glance. Take cnair
do. Solomon" entreated the judge.
When did ] ever sneak a jug into
my shaut 2 MahaGy steTns'
evidently conscious OF entire recu'
tude IN Jhls matter
Il deplore your choice OF words.
Solomon" said the judge you NnoV
damn well that Il yu.d been here /
cou ant nave goj last youI p'a-
with that jazz PVT lets zeal VITA
COM .ous. Here the jag. with so.,
/ liquor LETT .u there's . glass. ,.'
wha, more DO you wante
Mr. NaLory drew near the table
ISL q. VI, urged the judge
81 rc.. you fee, 'aen' s-.1 N~-
hairy
"i' It's any satisfaction 20 you d
60. admitted The Judge
''lru ought 90 .'ahrfy drew ..r-
wal chair The Judge Lict h.s
Siass
WHAT'S the news nom me "o-
inr
Naaary brought his H., dcwI .r
| the table.
COP heard g. s,t, ChCr,.us away
rolrI back ol the bend. then saw
the .gAt.. aui she Tied Ur ~-d JheF
10. I'D on The trt"At l4cn she
chantd away agar s-l hcI lights
20, back o' the trees on the bank
There was the lap D: waves on the
shore. and ! was Lett VITA the halt
dozen &C.. he Leaf rs who d craw.od
out 90 see ~, hoa, come IL. That's
the news Elk days a week"
BY the river had come the Judge
tentatively hopeful, hl' at heart ex.
pecting nothing therefore immune TO
disappointment, and equipped Tor ia.l-
ure By the river had come Mt Ma
many, as In"l as the judge Ll.L'el!'
ara Tor the same reason. uut sour ana
hitter Win me world, tole'ihs al
ways 10 the ro@sioiii'y OF some MIR
acle OF Regeneration.
40 Tie Judges emo" .ir Nah"H2
/ changed Dos position WIN nervous
s.daeHlose Then be io.d.- ms long
aE~s
You asked u ihe.e Was any news
Price. While We were '"l.'Hs Tor 'he
/ BOAT o i.i. ued up 20 'Ae udnh' the
i'loN ABOARD OF II had man ne q
]" "'' "l ''' OF tue IlN''' " man
"Hoo uy'A '.,'.E wen cur To pieces.
VINO was ht. asked 'Ae l"1se
NOBODY knew, ana he WASH con-
s'i'ls. .N'lian De surprised u ne
: never opens MS lips again. When
7 ''' Ho..'i u"u 'oohed 10 us cuts tAe
''-o' On Tie .ait cast OF ana Went
on down the LIN.
10 occurred TO the judge mat he
himself MAD news 70 impaIt lie must
account tsT me $ presence
/ " me you've lera taxing your
"hiH o. NE down at me steamboat
'anaihg' Mah"il i've been expert
eh'ihs most extraordinary comet
u'hce. Nhen ! went 10 the war OF
i, a Hazard accompanied me as my
oruerly rms grandson is BACK oil mat
curtain noW-asleep-in my bed
Mahauy put do"h MS glass
You were IKE th'S once before
ne sald darkIy. bni al mat instant
the ShucN uch ratified Mostly at some
movement OF the sleeping boy. Ma
many Quilted his chair ana crossing
the room. Dire. the Quilt aside A
glance suiiiced TO assure him that IN
part, ~ least, the Judge spoke the
truth
1Neie Was hco.beat On Tie road
II came nearer and nearer. and pres
entity sounded lust beyond the door
Then II ceased. aud voice SAID
'Hnlio' ihcTe' The judge scram'
blcd TO his ieet. and taking up the
candle. staggered into the yard. Ma
hafy followed him,
What's wanted asked the judge
holding his candle aloit The lilh'
showed a tan fellow mounted Oh
handsome bay horse. II was Mgrrell
Have either OF you gentlemen seer
a boy go through here today Muir
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