The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-11-04

'.. NNr guarded Cuy '.. dessert nuu.a
lu. nlu of Gorlons doom.
... "amuulyss .lly the tradIaIr., .IfE.
Iuo tN OF men khnrtum
lIr"thcrS t. the a.. Z" liorne,y \u.
0wm uphruidcd him "lluyr you not
.uw upon this mute fur twelve
N.lrs and returned tu me with empty
'nudNt Am nor the sou ~ Ahuu
tnag seeking his father, trrusurrt
] shall go
Three desert trihc-mm bowed be-.
fore This Young Nnhoum. A. he sat up
900 % rug ut the opening lu his tent
Glhuu the oldest and Wjs,~t. pouJnl
Du the rllckrrlng lights NJ khurwm
and dared remind hi, master Nur
UI Nnhuum has vowed never to lrrul
those streets until every whlrrfu
uhomlnation Of Allah Is driven ont
I'm peace, Nahoum corrected \
-o not I'm peace, hut into the enemy S
.Ity 10 wrest bnck my own
nahou lifted his arms I'm prulrsta
rUu Your fathers son will be- seized
and ehackled These unholicycr. hntp
you, and hate your fathers kin ",
nrn nothing Let MS 20 let ma dis
cover
The eyes OF Nnhoum flashed srorn
fully Twelve Years YOU sought hui
N|Hh gnvr you no sense. Have ! moi
lHrrIm In the desert until nm hp
come a man. My beard is grown m.
none will know me Nrhhi can lu
where the treasure lies and n.- mu-
ter must choke 1t from him rhl
night | 90 Nnhmm rougcd hm-n.
nnd stood erect with folded arms.
have said f. The rich slkcn mru.us,
eh.um"rrd from hi- shoulders tI
The uu gllutcd unYn hls HrhuU %. 0
Vanished within his ,on IariuL .oml
again, clad rs a common man Nuhuuu
s,' his black beard toward the ri',
. and strobe IN II straight line
Lawrence Ware Sa. ar o., pur
. table Of Xamichas cafe lr khnrmu
toying with bottle n uudIl. un.
Greek wine Everybody lr a.. Me
sl,sippi Delta knew Larry Ny
who ~ been Wild ns a mugtap, .o
held himself stcadlcr lhnu u,r
mule. Larry Ware. who delighted b
/. taking chance. but plodded along %
II conservative; Larry, who~c ruGrr
q tIugel with gamblers Itch. get wh
Z never touched card For many Nrul
the Young planter had fcttrrrI h'
y Igypr, interests with hubhIr uul hn
p ter while working a hlg plantation uu
NJ uvul WITH free negroes uud -ll
q cent cotton Ihou times go. nnllr
aud man, accidents yonsurrl to hrlu
ilm to the sudan
.lu.kl chance had scuf him 90 r.il
/. hly plantation manager Else hr mlsI
have spent the season riding his uW
w. cotton field, IN Mississippi Instead ,
VI going with friends 90 shoot iu SEQ
land II Captain the Honorable lv
lyu CulhugNOod. NJ the Nlnu ST
a daursr had not bcvl visiting the san
, friends Inrr, Ware would never ma,
~ haI uIl h. gypsy hluud sci stirring /
b. stories ~ blk game 40 Nr~OrH e.. InH
CoIluCUuud invited him
De .l.U take uhuurc" sail War. .'
b.. lNI'M ''I I"Nl NH.l'I nun '''''N n. 20.
turned himself .ousr frr q Few ,a.
tiuu m.Un,
THAT Is how hc Happened 'o fH
.. hm.., zoo kmrlum. wHl'm- fur o.
stan obi. ru.llugNoud- rtf.-Iil'-r
W T.. L.u Time did not drag. rtr
British utfupr WAS so curIu' fu g.,
Ilurv.N. friend. that hn began
ly hs'r a.un.r hSud W hospitality 0
~ ldiffuH u flavor from that dispense
'' Uudu southern label, uf hum
or Ihr. ...urI % genuine huud or uuh
nrtvr. Imm these officers ml,
NuuJ the Nmrriuan Southcruor. ul
rumnlH,med the viewpoint ~ d
- .nuuN These were white men m
'hr .omr common stock aud lih" hil
."r .H., .Hl themselves standing ia
J 0uu fa.. with au luer, Incompetent
o.. n|r m.. " darker peoples lnl>
. Nnn.- mHU accounted Tor the IN
'm rN.. British officer. uulrr,lr
W. wr,.M attitude far better than
wI v. explain n to frIouds
\.u Nu.
Nwr Hsapd man, questions ..
.' rm. 'M. brown skinned faces. a
rHHnsw... answers Interested MI
Nu | Hrhom these Arabs Y
" Nrrt .r. .nrm lalk with them. flg
-nw.0n. . shoulder but never uudD