The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-01-17

/ Hampden. however. for tie space or
| one cigar remained on the terrace.
/ chatting pleasantly, during which time
John discovered that even Steve Hamp-
den. hard driver of men and daring
Spectator. had a very likable side
and took mighty pride in his daugh-
| ter. :, neu the cigar had been tossed
awav Hampden rose. shaking hands
cordially with John
| Ill better take my own advice /
have to work tomorrow. but don't
ron miss this fairy right Come
around often. I3hn And don't let this
| girl Airt the bead from your shout
! ders
"I'rl already fearful for my peace
Of mind " John !Huefed Put | shall
come often. thank you
It wouId be evidence Of an officious
/ surveillance to set down here Just how
often John Dunmeade iourneyed to the
! ugly house behind the hedge 1t was
not. however. thanks to the duties of
his candidacy. as often as he would
have liked
| But there Were other matters de
manding the attention of John Dun
| meade. nominee for the office of dis
/ trict attorney by grace of the bosses
choice. For he saw an army, whose
| discipline and weapons and effective
| ness caused him to wonder. go forth
to war. Not with pomp and panoply-
| that was to come later. This was the
time for scout and reconnaissance. for
| the drawing of maps. the Selling of
/ strategic positions and for numbering
| the enemy. The enemy-the people
/ John perceived, made no counter prep
arations. did not even see the neces
sity
Jeremy Applegate one day gave John
a new point of view. Jeremy was an
old soldier, a cripple. and clerk in
the recorders office.
I'm almighty glad said Jeremy
| that for once I've got to work for
man | got some respect for. I'm
pretty specimen of citizen amt I?'' he
| exclaimed bitterly. II got a job
/ Why're / got ft-because I'm fit for it?
] Guess you lawyers that have to read
my kinky handwrite know better'n
/ that. It's because I'm an old soldier
/ ana pegieg ana the klnd OF shrimp
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about his job SOS to get them to
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