Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-04

l Twisted Him by the Ear Into M,
 Cabin.
 Fraser Rapids, and own that puppy piano appeals to my best instinks. AS for me. my names mud. and sh, treads 1t.
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 The wind went chasing after the sun, leaving peace and clear stars so this morning 1t must be sixty be low zero by the way the logs are splitting. At noon Fearful George transpires. dumping the puppy plano and the swine with his nose in c muf. Fearful had capsized the sleigh over stumps to make his passenger run instead of arriving here like froz en meat, but appears it hadn't donc the harpsecord no good. He said he'd roll his tail before any more music broke out, so didn't stay dinner.
 Rates pleased all to pieces. Seems this gent in the paper collar has wrote an opera, and there's a party goes by the name of Impress Ario, song and dance artist. putting 1t on the stage al London. England. The leading woman sings base. and that's why Kate is wanted To the only woman on earth who sings base enough, they sends this dingus and the organ-grlnder. She says its a business proposition with money in it. and wants me to come along to the Old Country. She'd have me in a collar and chain with a pink bow at my of ear, promenading ID Strand Street.
 She's. been having a rough time here. mostly living on wild meat. with. out money or servants. I'd like well to see her happier: l know her music belongs 10 the whole world. and I've no right to hold her for any selfish ness. If it's up to her to go. it's agin me to look pleased, and she shall gc the day believe fin her call.
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 l made the dago bed down fin here but he Topped over to breakfast and they've been at it hammer and tongs ever since. 'Tinkie tankie ping ping pee-chee-ree-ho-Ol Oh. Ono, me catamiaou-ow-yCw." Cougars Is kit tens to it. but I'm durned ignorant and l noticed that the signor looked on while she washed up.
 didn't sorrow with Kate persuad ing me 10 drive them as far as Hun dred Mile. The sound of her voice stampedes me every time, but when the dago tries to stroke my ears. he was too numerous. SO l held his head in the bucket until he began to sub side. don't take 10 him a whole lot
 From when I'd finished the horses, till nigh on sundown, the music ta. pered on, and l got more and more rattled. At last walked right in.
 Shed a black dress. indecent round the shoulders, and bright star on her brow. She stood with the swine's arms around her. until at the sight Of me he ehrank of, guilty as hell. There was nary flicker of shame or fear to her but she just stood there looking so grand and beautiful that my breath caught in my throat. Why, Jesse. she said, her voice all soft with joy I'm so glad you've come to see. It's the great scene, the renunciation. Come. Salvador. from Thy people shall be-" l twisted him by the ear into my cabin, he talking along like a gramo. phone. l set him down on the stool myself on the bunk. inspecting him while l cut baccy, and had a pipe. If let him fight me with guns, she'd make hero of him. If hoofed him into the cold or otherwise waited him to the dago paradise. she'd make a viii l lain of me.
 You wrote an opery." says I.
 He explains with his tongue, his eyes. and both paws waving around for the time 1t takes to boil eggs. I'm not an egg.
 You give the leading woman a base yoice?"
 He boiled over some more.
 "So you got an excuse for coming" He spread out over the landscape. "Thinkin'," sez 1. that shed nothin more than Trevor to guard her honor" More talk.
 But you found her married with a man"
 He wanted to go alone to civiliza- ton.
 You stay here." I says. "and Saliva tor. you're going to earn your board"
 VI.
 ain't claiming that this Salvador actually earned his grub this month. He can clean stables now without be- Ing kicked into curry hash; he can chop water holes through ice. and has only parted with one big toe up to !