The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

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ssseht hAo naS0iAG 80 - Aal - m
tsatisa tAaf thsy shsaA
4 esaseAraey - sDsuAg ~ - ~
~ - hiA. - AAny hin sst a ths
cssa1sy. anA AsAinA Il vas AEassa.
But ~. With tie big vhisGss baowia&.
AraSoa weld have other concsrAA
He ~ his wife anl daughter. tAs
beautiful 0rae1a. = hurry 70 the towa.
and perhaps ths tAsaGAt Of osiAg
caught and helA ese Pansoo would 10
ter him from stealing mines. 60 rear
sOaed Bud. and. dFaeging Q reluctant
pack-animal behind hin. ~ cane riA-
ing in for supplies.
At the store he bought neue anl cot
fee and the other things WhkeA hs
needed most. As he was passing b.
the hotel Don Juan de Dios halted hiD
for Q m00eat, rushing out and thrNst-
ing bundle Of letters iatO his hands
and hurying back int0 the house. ~
II fearful Of beng detected in such an
act Of friendship.
Long before he had lost his gardner
Bud had decided that Don Juan was .
trimmer. . man who tried to Be all
thinss to all peoples . good hotel
ksspse sAONld-but now he altered his
froa Phil. He road thsa over n ths
cFov6ed piasa, into which the 1rsA
rsfvgsss were Just bsgianiAg to posr.
and frovnsd - he Skinned throuGh
IL lasl
OF osaeia oaA vaia Drotssta11oas q
6svoeioa thsso vas saessh ~ 70
spaFs. bat Dsthing aAsse ths otna.
Oaly h IL Asst -. whites - tAs
vssy ~ ~ ~ AassstsA. ~ - -
oneA - sttsoUt - ezeuss fss - ~
cipitatsly shao1saiAG tAsiR clai1 aaA
his Msxieaa eitissasAip. Phi vFsts:
Ny nsa vss lsaag ssst tArs~sA hsaA-
saartess asA looked ovsr ~ Del Rey. %
] knsw I would nsvse rscs1vs the pADseu.
even u they oaas. I bog yoa Aoa't fes1
hard about 4. Dar1nsr. Kruess says b
CONE cut rGht sway. would have
stayed With 4. bHt 4 vasa't any ~.
And sow. Bud. I vast - ~ yoS se0s-
thing. Whsa res come eat. beiag 0saeia
~ Del Rey. would esos nysslf u Il
wasa't surs Death. h Saick oAsat n,
Bud: co0at % yss-
TAo othse Is9tses vseo at Hike thAE,
bat AotAinG aboat tAe nina. AAA yoG
II was the uAno that Bud vas Aghtins
foe-tAa& tAsy AaA 1sagAA ~ iron IL
arst TAe fallFoaA was tsea uD ~,
and fight WteA 0sacia vas heDesees.
bat u vas Inst - well. for he sewer
woah sbaAAoa ths EAgis Tail.
n I've neatAs. - tAfss, vhsa ~
reosls vsrs vhiD0sA q. HI paSegs
0A0At esoa. TAsa - csull ~ ~
ta.ss - tsan11sr ~ tit3s - esa-
ss1se ~ sesaliAg q osaaiA Dut sines
~ ha1 sssa her ~ toscAsl hsr haaA
se0sthiAg held hin back-a gruAging
rslsctancs-aAA As Was siaA that Ais
duty Nv elsewhere. II she vas hi
girl BOW he would coss down anA gst
her anyway.
Bat she was not his girl and. eaxing
back grimly 1t the seething plaza aAA
the hotel that hid her from sight, he
rode somberly down the road. Aftsr
all. there was nothing to get excited
about-evefy revoltoso In the country
was lined mp around Aqua Negra and.
with four hundred soldiers to oppose
them and artillery to she'll their ad-
vance. It would b naay . loag day b.
fore they took that town.
Twice alrsaAy Asna Nsgfa had
fallen before sscA attacks. but now It
was protected ~ Fi1s-Dfts anA ma-
chine guns 81 hagA - mud roots. And
thea tAsrs wefo ths Yaauis, sttn faith-
fsl to NaAsso. TAsy aioas coald hold
IL tewa. 4 thsy Da6s up thsif minds
- AgAk - roaseoe1 Hookee. nalling
ovse IL nsWs tAat - I'D AearA But
hs vs1eAsA tAs raAgss vsrily, for IL
weather was gooA eoe raiders.
A ~ DasseA. and thsa another, a.A
IL big whistle bssw oaly for the
slllfts: tAs Ioaslinsss Of the hills on
Dessss1 hin - ~ sassl ost at tAs
auivsfins hsat And tAsa, like . teaA
aftsr . shower. Amigo oans padding
into camp o. tAs Assas oe thunAse.
stesa. his sandals hung % his hip anA
his big test esssscAins through IL
Md.
Across his Shoulder he WON n env