Bisbee daily review., 1913-07-10
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 cFAPTER t,The. wstesaHetsng ans Isslfs. i've trnrnps, bantering each other reg&rcins Tfseir perSoBal appsarazlce. 4 sdsF ss.e so s clean lip. ssaeirg neg nl9thes are as @ yhtqh Is ths better looking. 'si8 < .5
 cHAP1TR II \ AHraterneion g9es to ss essS rss ssg Ssns 1ss1 s 5s SpEtsSss os 2, 2. clever Trick and gets q shave. Tet s'-il rnan betinng in take and steais his clotses While sitting in an aotorhobfiS he discovsfed standing empty by the roadside, General Crossman and r his Assuming that his car is disabled, the general proffers assistance. Watermelon hands him a card bearing the name Wil- liam Hargrave Batchelor. The general recognizes the name az that of a young man who broke the cotton corner in Wal street few days before. He invites hin 10 dine with them.
 CHAPTER Iv-watermelon Is intro duced 10 Bartlett. a big Wall street op- orator, and his daughter Billy, with whom he proceeds to fall In love.
 CHAPTER y-BartIstt. who has been stunG by Batchslor's operations, plans tc Keep the supposed broker with him for week while he works coup in the market. He wires instructions to his hioker. Watermelo1 decides to tear him. sef away from Billy and siink back into the unknown.
 CHAPTER vI-whfIs chatting with Billy, the telegraph boy tips off Bart letts message to Watermelon
 CHAPTER vIr-watermelon decides to ion Bartlett and the general in c week a auto trip.
 CHAPTER vIII-watermelnu slips away and tells his hobo companions of his adventure and asks them to find Batchelor and give him the tramp clothes,
 CHAPTER TX-Thc party starts out with Bartlett's and crossman's cars.
 CHAPTER X-Late at night they come to 2 deserted house, break in and eat CHAPTER xI--Thsy spend the night fin the house. In the morning Watermelon discovers that the police are coming.
 CHAPTER xfT-The party attempts t7 escape, but is stopped by the officers who are hunting for Bachelors car. Wa t.rmelon; by R clever ruse. sets them o-t of trouble.
 CHAPTER xTII-As Bartlett he'd planned. the party becomes lost.
 CHAPTER xTv-The general. while alone. Is accOsted by two men who want to know the make of his car and other pdrucuiars regarding It
 We had better telephone" said the Watermelon, "as Parker says. We can teieDhone for money and have it sent to Harrison, and we can ride to Harri. son and probably get there the same time as the money does and get the train for Boston. It's time we vcrs back in New York. anyway"
 The trip was ended and the sooner he left Billy the better. He could gfve them 5be slip at Harrison and guce more hit the road.
 7TeIepbcning from here vonE heir m@f' e-E ct sii % objected Bartlett er1. ing for that opportunity tc get 5ost again. just for one more day. Fec hcl-s would De enough. We car drive to zLarriscl md telegraph from t71-- It ie only & len mile drive Ire 1za Ualzl 2. "a 5ftCeu uinut
 The Watermelon looke5 sda~Blv z Bartlett and v1pdeTed # be. wefs ID 1o aay tricks. The -Faae1ns sloa as only len nore niles e BWv and 0dl vau- tc sLS~tsr the nrc5lage tins by coafcF5t 5tor f ID
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 The general i1sistsd upo1 dryl-r and as it vas his car, Partlstt Der aonce had -o be content He prot cd hog ever. that he knew the roa6 tnof1ush iy. and could direct the general wiGr no instructions at all from the farmer waving them all good-naturedlv aslse
 it was after three. The say as in. tenssly warm, even in the shadv vooa ed road on which they fogn1 tb sB. selves. They had been rtisillf.s through the woods for nearly aB ha5T and apparently had not sreaahed the end of it. The last abandoned farm. house, gray. weether-beatsn, forlorn had long ago been passed.
 The general stopped the car and turned sidewise to face those on the