Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-03-31

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these parts Luck's with you uneie
Billy
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becoming brilliant Uncle Billy I'D
down His Hnd took Of his clothes ana
boldly vadsa Bate t8e watef.
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was ~ Is fhe ttme be d d Gle mel
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Lester. sumpa ! Amt tod 8 YET
She offered me a hundred dollars {.
make Piagn"
a hundred dollnrs1 Lords name,
sbat forgs
I cam tel y that Rnt don't you
worry none Ar CranfordH see that
) dou1 ltsse nHlhln know him.
Bur I'm worried bout Miss Hynne.
She's hurt. But when ptueky woms
ans hurt she don't boiler. N SO Y
rant tell how bad she Is hurt. II
nin't golu' I be ne fun eitfin' her back
Z tn farm III. sooner we start IN
better y we start right away we'll
make n farm he r So
~Tn have 70 stay and get the engine
out aud soak her IN kerosene. Come
back far me this afternoon or have the
huit boat come for me
All right Ill do IA square thing
"A lfvide that hundred
coffee an eggs iH balf au hour II
you want enr saug out the l8Atkeep
er from his doorway
GOOD Tor YOU
Al 7aa Uncle Billy. Crawford ana
Diana were homeward bound
They had tasen cur the mldsile seat
50 that she cou.d lie ut considerable
augls Her head uo lougef thfobbed
uut her arm and ankle caused her ex
orueiating misery.
so she kept absolutely quiet, and
Crawford had tact enough not 20 ply
her with questions though tine tempta
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her and carried her into The parler aud
laid her GA the sofa.