The Glenwood post., 1914-07-18

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With IL Aall bass rear. 90 Aniss
snatehAd - hs san anl vent IsVtng
down the oaAyoa, lrsvn irresistieay
~ the sosnl q ssaAct- DsA linears1.
eltnhing higher - hi0l.sr to sst .
vksv Of the eountry. Dst his yosng
blood clanored for acttoa too. aAA
soon he vas mounted asA some.
The Aghtins was not At tAs Anesi-
can town, but down the valley ~ OaA
Fortuna, and Is Hooker GalIsos1 O
toward tAs sound of the firing - -
ttced that Il vas on the move. ~
ready the cowardly rebels were ~
treatins-the volunteers from Fortuna
were hurrying to get closer to them.
the ruraiss were riding to haak them;
and when Bud jumped his horse up
the last hin and looked down into the
broad. cultivated valley ho saw the
dust Of their Sight.
Down the fenced trail that lsd to the
lower country the mounted insurroctos
were spurring in . rust: across the
newly plowed feld. Of Ar1son tAe men
o. soot were making short cut 1or the
hills: and al about then. hks Isapins
gsassAs0pers. spsang up Dsas q dsst
Now tAsy plunged iAto the willow
bsush aIsag the river. whsrs n svuag
ia aGaiast the ridge; and - their pr
0osgO beoks tnto tie opoa they halted
anA returned the IRE. 1hs balists
sts0sk ~ tAs dust Iks haiastnass n
fFoa& q ~ oaeooinG irsagalsR. .
naa - two In tAss leaA Woot 1sWn.
40 ~ fsltsrsA. Thsn, - fsaAt5cally
- the rsbsis. hey turned aa6 ~ See
cover.
wAds 6sfso6ses and iavaAssU 49,
hack al AsEth oesooo tho bsoaA Aol6.
Bud - spsn 70 his hoess a1l Bo1s
closer. and Via - came cot - -
ethse hflltsp ~ vas just in tiDs 70 -
tie raraIss eo0s psatiAg h hon -
woot az tske tAe revoitosos % -
laAk. Thae0 Wno D great 6eal of I0ou.
distance 1siaG ~. wAile tie FoAaD
slowly rstssstsA. saA Aaally. WITH .
last 1sAank vs1W. ths dsfsaAsss
marched tf1aaUanssiy - olA Fostaaa.
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CtDeiaas Fsl3so - . essk q 0essaD
aAA. afNsr . AMy sDsasA. iav1ee1 ~
vietoss to hseV ths0asavsa - tAsy
tell - AFinkine - eaG01ktAG. ~ IL
oae aseeaAee who ~ boaa vesnAs1
was baAAaeed ~ 0aAe Dnch q.
Wills Q eFsaG O0va fsU0 ~ gS1se
toWa loe6eA eGk sVo - o1ln1su9tsa.
rsraiss rstsrnsA asso hasassiag ths
- ny anA With several vuaDAsA Deis-
onsrs tn tAslf niast. ~ vaJoe1ssnk
Mexicans formed yjst0ao Drsesesioa
and vsat marching 1nsk - town.
Every hoe0e and anSo va0 earring
Aoabss. guns were bs11o AroSSsA,
broad hats knocksd o3. 80 ever. -
they marched, they shouted:
Viva NaAsro! viva HeJIos! Musets
. lps revoltosos!"
It was an edidying spectacle - aA
American. and with IL rest Bud
tagged along to the phaa. wAsrs tAsy
had speeches and sAesEo ealore and
moro nescal at the snapaAy's eantina.
Bat IN tAe midst e T. vhiie - sa&
laughing ON his hosss ~ he hotel.
Bud felt . gravel strfks Hi broad
Aae iron abovs end, lsolEtag f1stively
uD. ~ bsAsla 0saeis Asaesa smiling
down a& hin fru0 H. haleoay.
9As bscknesf m VIA . swtft
movs0sat anA sassl 81 ever he ~
se0haags again. ~ sfhse . ~ ~
Aoats q 6elibseat1oa Heo&se I'D his
Aeeeo 81 wandered into ~ hotsl
4 t1agls Il ssclesosa4 vsaA ever
hin - As tfanpsA ~ - ths lAAiss'
paf3oe, for - AaA nevs9 ~ 0eaciA
fAes - faes. - - disguised his
auAlns By assaniAg . naskliks grin
ness o( coaatsaAnce anA, WAen- tAe
gBofiess 0raeia al5asA cut ee hse rsoo
to Res& hiA, - saly haiakea aAA oeood
Pat.
A loas sxpsrisecs - . poker p,aysf
was al that saved hin froa bserayal,
for there was so0sthing b hoe very
preosaco which nAAo his heart laap
and boanA. But he ealy GAss1 q ~
sombefiy, without svsa % n1eA -
raising hia Aak
Back In Ts1a2 iA Ais social work,
It IVES considered alnast unmanly u
thns saluas tAe laAiss. % he stood
there. his hdg so0hrseo pulled AovA
over his mop Of Nit hair. xas1nG e