The Glenwood post., 1914-08-08

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Sf hot-heAAedness sd imhneGlity, aoA
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ent prevented q feal apillihg of Nod:
/ The Me4fcans etired In . huR soA7
hroks ist0 the cantna. ~ - 49,
night came ON ohe valley re-echosA tn,
| their drunken shoutiugs
SucLf was war, ss tine SOnorans eoo>
ceived IL Whea, Hooker standing his
guard in the corrt1iOr. encountered
Gractaa Aragola on her evening walk
he could scarcely conceal . grin
What are you laughing at, Senior
Hooker!" she demanded with asperity.
is it - pleasant. with . housefui Of
frightened wasnen and screaming ehdl-
dreR, that ytN should. make fuAsof snP
plishtr
No. indeei.r = aI,Olhgtsed Bud:: "ms9h-
ing hike that. 6,lrs must b., hAA in
tAsre-I stay, outside myself, nH I
rsckoo it'lr SOON ~ over with. The
Asxfcans hero il, town hass. sAst OF
eli thsir anmunittoo and / raaksa the
nsbels have, .do0e the sAmD.. E1ks -
not they fsaal b. asae toDsrr0g. and
alna you. can 20 hack hoAs.'
4 oh. taaAk yos for thinking abosu
Ds!" She rst,sneE with aAcof0ful curK
- the Ap. ~Due II all nen were ~
spen a. ysu>, NE. Hoohzar. ~ women
would never nss1 to AalE q QuestiaA.
This 1asning ysa tolAs ne I did nst
know what + Was talking akssut-nou
presunea yea Ass thiakinE what opv
ards the AakAaaas arsl-
On, I,knows You aeeA not AepC IL!
foG M. 1otAlng but y great bis-Te-
jano! Yea, vas EDtn9 10 say '&1te.'
bus.yoa' 80 friend of asar PhilA anA
sol! will hosA my tD.g~s. II 1t. wasn't
fer that, r1-" eaa PAUSED. having,
atm to gssaA
oh. I - wish he wers hsre." ~
hreatAsd. Dsanine, v9arily asptnst tn
white ptl1af Of n arch anA gAlaAg
down tArsash tAs long arcade.
TT vas 20 clDse In there she osor
tinssA. Il could not stand II Q minute
longer. These ladian voaen, you
know-tAey weep and sApan all tbe
time And thu eAildren--I an so.s .sorry
eae tAsn. I, cannot g Aow. because
they need ~: but to0ssrow-if- Phil
were Asre-& would leave and. .ids for
tAs line.
"Flave 30 seen Dsf Rey toby! Ne?
Then all the better-he muse be polbc-
ing the town. 1t 10 only Of him l am
afraid. These reAsls arc nothing-I
agree with you! No! Ian not aagry
with yea at all now! Bet tomorrow,
Just at dusk. when all is still ~ it il
at this time, then. II Phil were here
/ would mount my brave horse and
ride out by the western pass"
She ended rather inconcluafvely, let-
ting her voice trail OF wistful1y a. she
waited for him to speak. but something
wfthiq moved Hooker to hold his
peace, and he looked out over the town
without commenting ON her plans 1t
was evident to him that she was deter
mined to enlist his sympathy and in
volve him in her wild plot. and each
time the conversatioa veered in that
direction he took refuge In q stubborn
silence.
what are you thinking Of, Mr..
Hooker~ she asked at last, ~ he
gased into the dusk. Sometimes I
scold you and sometimes l try 10
please you, but never know what you
thiAk! ! did not mean that when l
said could read your thoughts-you
are % different from poor, dear Phil!"
"M-m-m," mumbled Bud, shifting hts
feet, and bis face turned . little GRIM
Aha" she cried with ih-concealed
satisfaction. you do not like Ne to
call him like that. do you! Poor, dear
Phil,'-like that! But do you know
why do It! 1t IL to punish you for
never coming near me-when signed
to you-when waited for you-lons
ago! All, you were 30 cruel! want
ID to know you-you were q COWBOY.
and thought you were brave enough
to defend me-hut you alvays rode