The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02

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nassins; lera oriss. . pessty nts,s
cfoatvro. who was ono Of ~ ~
equestftenneo I ever saw, declared
that ~ wes0 living TOO we'll aaA
that . little dieting Wouldn't hust
MScaac.r, our sansmas.ss, cane
over from. the Other are 70 cay that
horses. ana would I inspect the
picket-iins. - Kelly Eyre was still
absent.
When I returned he ladies haA ~
tired to their blankets under their
sheitsr.tsnt; poor little 0rig1 lay
asleep at the table, his tired ugly
head resting among the unWashed TIN
platsD; Speed sprawled In his chair,
smoking . short pipe; Byraui eat all
hunched up, his head sunk. eyes W.
cAntly following the movemeuto Of
two men who were washing dishes u
the nickering torchltght.
ru II: Hp sp. % !: raS e: TS.a on:
O. yourn 10 fed too much horse meat.
Overeatin' 10 overhsatin': we've got 70
1--WE EN- beef OF they'll b clawin'
you. Yes. cir. they're all bet W. Hear
That's fable, governor" I saad.
smiling and dropping into . chair.
"I'vs hoard that theory before. but u
isn't true"
you play With them TOO %, much an: ana
.sTh: trouble with my iions." said I.
'1s that they were born In captivity.
Olive me Q wild lion caught On his
native heath. and Ill know WHAT 70
expsct from him when tame him.
Hut no man on earth can tell what .
lion born In captivity viii d."
Tho hard cider had cheered Byram
q little; be drew . chsrtshed cagar
from bis vest.pocket, onereo u 70 me-
carsfuily ct Il alight with . splinter
from the firS. Its odor was indeecsse-
able. .s-~
Il. Mr.. Scariett?" he said.
I agreed with him.
.I.uck." continued Byram. wav1nl
bis CIGAR toward the four Quartsro o.
esa Globe, 'as the rich name sssce
~ the poor mans tyrant. lcs 49,
n eeo- saw. When the devil plays W
luck the chsrubtm. Git spenkoo-0.
word. 70 that '6'''-nos "'A0'A w
:It:s about nike that. governor" -
nwrsm leaned back and sucket
meditativsiy at his cigar. To ~
morn was Just rising over Seo ~
nhant's hindauartsss, and ~ ooev!
~ ths .ucident appeared - now w
m.nSrer profoundly. He turned ooe
."rvsved the dim bivouae. tne I've
.sisct tenta. the moustroues ehaoows
h"iT az the elephant. rocking nonoe,
onousiy against the SKY: kino q
siiurisn an solemn. a!n'e " ne NV
INJURED, 1.-The moon shlnin' Cnsc w
rump OF that primsval pccoSScsnH
ite like the dark agee OF sns W.
moth an the cony. ! ten yo.: s,nSS.
10 msmueie was abOundln' IN u.
Ssvn Of creation, the public mSeeee
the Sreatest show on sarth-oy "~
We nodded sieepily. but sFavely.
ssvrsm appeared 70 have recovereo
somethins Of his buoysncy ana nas'vs
oc. :nsntlsm.u." he said. 'rst.s kinds.
.sunter over TO the Inn ana nave
nisht cap with Kelly Eyre.
The few Brstons IN the wine HSc.,,
returned his bow. He glanced SUou N
and his eye fell on Acs .H:tS1
~ the vindoW with Koran.
..Weii. 9ents," said Byram. hope
fil,v. "an' what airs the prospects
Of sm,lin' fortune when rosy-nneere9
dawn has came again to kiss ~ oeeS
:" "Rotten." said Eyre. pushing . tsas.
gram across the oak table. a.
Speed picked Il up and rced u
"Wsii?" said Byram. patiently:
"weii. you 80. they ncSc JUL H.
the north, governor. Nets has sur.
rendered with Basains's entire army.
And they're naturally frightened 81
IOrient . And I rather foar that
the Germans are on their way toward
the coast 800 And - . we'll
they won't let " pass the Lorssas
fortificsSions."
'Won'1 let N INF" cried Byrsm
arm afraid not. eovsrnor,w 80.
COUNTED on Lorisnt TO pun % ihrouss
e far a. the frontier.
"Now. don't take II 70 hard. gov.
srnor," said Kelly Eyre. ~ va
frightened myself, At first. but I'm
ashamed OF II now. Wen poll through
anyhow"
Certainly" said speed. chsertly
well Just lay up here for . few
days and economixe. Why can't va
try one performance here. 6carlettf r
I'VE can" said I. We'll drum W
tho whole district from Pontivy "a
Array and from Penmarch Point "a
Plouharnel! Why should the Breton
peasantry not Gomez Don't they
walk miles 10 the Pardonsf"
A gray pallor settled on Dyram'a
sunken face: with II came . certain
dignity which sorrow sometimes
brings even TO men like him.
young gentlemen" he said. TN
Obliged to You. These here reverseG
come to everybody. I guess. The
Lord knows best: but u He'll Just
femme run my show . iectle longer
I'll pay my debts and say. Thy will
be done. amen!"
I'VE all must learn 10 cay that
anyway" said Speed.
"Msbbe." muttersd Byram. hut
must pay my debts"
After q painful silence he ro0a,
nteaAvfnR hlgnaAlP 9th hea hanA ~