Bisbee daily review., 1914-10-11
ou tired, Jenniey he asked.

"You tired, JennieT he asked
 'Yes. Bill"
 "You want Co go homeg"
 "Nes, let's go home. l gotta place ready for you"
 His eyes glistened with love for the woman who was again to be his help meet
 I'm afraid to, Jennie" he told her after a pause "The bulls been after me an duy'
 "When can you come. Bill?"
 "Soons ! see the young man. gotta reach him first and then Ill send for you or come for you"
 '1s he far awayT
 "Yes."
 How you going to get thcreT
 Work my way"
 She loosened her waist and pulled out a roll Of bills.
 "I brought this for you, Bill" she said "I knowd you would want some. l got SG0O in the bank now and there's S2OO"
 He hesitated about taking tho money
 "You gotta take it. Bill" she said. Tt will bring you back to me sooner and you can pay it back in no time" He took S1OO of the money
 Boston Ed tapped on the door and then poked in his face.
 "How's the old folks?' he asked. They smiled at him in gratitude for his kindness.
 'The party breaking up:"
 Yes; you get Jennie home safe for me. l gotta slope out of town said Bill
 Husband and wife embraced and the old probationer slipped from the room, made his way through the gesdculat- ing deaf and dumb patrons of the saloon and disappeared into the night In his mountain refuge there were hours of loneliness which ueset John Nelson. He realized that the more be achieved in life and the greater grew his love for Molly Bryan the more ter rible would be the reckoning for him should the police ever corner him. The oppressiveness of these hours be- came such that he looked about for a mental occupation that would serve 10 drive from his thoughts the fear that seemed to fasten ou him with tighter grip as the weeks passed.
 In the Dark Corner he was the only man with money and sufficient warmth and food and shelter sound enough Cd make actual physical existence bear abie in winter The poverty of thg mountain families was but little short Of the poverty of despair. Many oi them lived through the seasons witt never the possession of money, gettiu. their food from their patches of 0pcr ground and their clothes by trading
 The majority of the people about hin could not read. Some of them had never heard of Christ As he had turn cd to the poor in the mill section o' Crecnyille he turned to the mountain eers Of the Dark Corner. With one o his negro servants he made eNcur sions from his castle, going from cabin to cabin. finding out what w0 needed most and giving freely On these Samaritan trips he carried pocket Bible. and when hc could fin. am excuse for so doing he would ro1' Co them the message that packs th book from Genesis to Eevelation tha the mercy Of God shall endure forever
 on the edge of his estate he built pine church with a tiny piro tipping tlc tree line Here he provided a pul plt for the mission priests and circui riders who travelled the mouutai puths Here he made place for ih word Of God and moi for the word O diet OF conference.
 The snow or the first winter iu hi mountain home began to fly. and Ne son made a trip into fine city to secur the copies of the Herald he had com missioued a ueWsdealer Co save fo him. That night before a log fire his study. he spread the copies of th Herald ou a luree table and araugc them iu order of their issue. He dis covered the reply of Hawkins:
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 The old convict had managed some way to get his release from pri, on lie was coming Go him, he Of g the men who could help him, the oul man he could trust with his secre Into BiI's hands he would give th wealth he had acquired. give 1t free. gladly. that he might spend it in th buut for the man whose arrest au conviction would uke from him tu disgrace pui upon him by the law Cha had worked abortively
 Hope that had practical reason hac of it Hllod him Molly was uolrer { him than she had ever been since ih day he first saw her sweet fare au heard her lovely voice. He felt us he could go Go her even theu for Il was filled with confidence newly bOu By early spring he would finish h most important invention. a new kui ting muchiue that would replace tnas already made He would put up knltlu- l'l iu conjunction with 4