The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

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ross~sseS 10 ssDs To visit WITH his
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asa ssoaeAs IL hl. saddle tn. mis-
ts~>s prepared . frugal f-ps.s sson
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hA hissosf tn the su-s, - sh.y sat
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I sss . ss.h so,,os planter 10 Missile.
ssrpi sas had all sny plantation and
sset tythiss sosfi.ssi-S BY lh.
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shsossh sii the isytss sieis,lsde~ ot
shc iss-ssssiss Sesfs of the sssosH
.ssusssoa pssio.i. SIN iike The de-.
isp.as,sa family 81 6sissb, csu.siss
they sevssea tn b. eoaiesicd aad
~sse sAesy shosss - poos. chsissy
sieps o. the floor that sishl ssd ~.
saaea bis Joasse, toward foss siii.
Tie tell io thiskias shosi the fiss
~ay the Hoskis. family had sssss-
's,aeS him ia sheis simpi~ massvs
plisiisy In IL all the, appealed 10 him.
lie rumiss;ed on the air Of refine
mrat that prevailed in the little
household aud ,oaeiudsd that be-
oasai To do something 'or them.
~ Fort Sill he had quite q baad
Of hosses which he had o,taiscd In
our way or another. \ ioriniGht
later he sni an tudssn boy pulled up
al the little old Ho.kin. shack ON
the DECATUR plains AMI turned nine
head Of big American hors~s Into the
pm that served ss . corral. Three
ot the animals had packed along a
soosily supply Of flour. bacon. jcrky.
canned Rpo.is aud the like. Mr.
iioskins was overcome by such unca-
pccicd generosity but the scout said
they had to accept the mcakcr offer
inS which they did with = good deal
Of reluctance. The mex, morning
the scout and the indian boy began
plowink. In two weeks they had
put In ten acrcs 10 cotton and two
acres to corn with the patch fenced
In and everything In ship shape.
Then Christy got some lumber and
built y kitchen a. an addition 10 the
house. after which he disappeared
with the Indian boy and was not seen
again for week OF more when they
returned from = trip to Dallas with
q wagon load Of supplies. There xas
"a 500 stove. clothing and shoes. .
flock Of chickens and y lot OF grub.
Christy remained with the Hoskins
family that night and pulled out In
the morning for Sill. From that day
TO this ne never passed that way
again and nevcrmorc Aaw the squat
ter and his family who had been kind
to him when they were 70 very poor
hemselves.-Fielda and Farm.
The Boy and the Buffalo: The
folks who 10 around the parks now
adays and see the few head OF dys-
peptic bison in the roo obtain but =