Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-08-03
the free range. In his hands. toying
with It In his lap, he held the wonder

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n6nerty that soma iawsls nossass
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kkIinr.. With. an evil LIGHT os ths rodra
cupned II IN his brown Mains
jstjTS EnoSa. n Id; Eass1, baSsaid s,ow,v
rand vet, oanrnt zee A. sha,, nsvsr
| see n vet will the old shrine ba the
| richer for nv .wanderInes -Ftow 4
m AjarAh1l hndl,iIfAn fhklTIig l6nTafInear.
1 shsbSdI K5hklie bAHat EAelkda PAVE Il"
7 1aHg gho6R KY Tie peari ldnRdel gave
out one efBHsHnmE
will Won not como with us, padref'
Dorothy, spoke very gently as one
l-speaha "a child ", s,5s.hcf, ,,.s.
p aSWhitherb thena,hus ,Oos s,a,7-4q
ITO our own land, where there IL
NO war; no trouble, no murder, no OPP
preston"
Yes itts to that land travel when
the good God gives surcease rom
faoor,4 fIillithen-'oo otJae
A whipllke crack from the darkness
Jared across the siiences or tnesnignt
"a aong| whipiskP1 sraeR AoAowed py
q; lond, clear note, accompanied py :
sharp explosion. The old man reii
prone upon MS BACK amid 9 hundred
twlnklins' fragments OF the BELL
y WllKes assneq out OF the Pneu.
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Wilkes; "efe al neie anu "eio a.
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don,, A. naSpi 49, thron III oIr.oh ,rto
49, 80 ,s,,,,od =. MI, - sa.oaS
rha incentive tool, .,,o crrva ha,or, tha
housa ahoo,ing forward I,ke n nroiec.
file nm the trail that showed steel.
hrown IN tho dusL
40. .oroh ord % ,nr,,oroA tha ola
"No,ar 80 .ha iod,os do1vr"
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S BOY 'ou D,o S SsA 80
onoui.oi' '"9 WIN" N'S ''es
'oweu " p'n'poin's' -,
throw ner "iue open' SOM NO
comiiunueu.
hynastons Ioot pressed tne sasoino
controi anu tne car snoe lorwaru iaster
anu !aster' rust INC hrs1 iino VI 1o".-
tered nres tney went Breeteu ny yels
anu an occasional Snot, rast INC llnes
wne,e tno uoop' "ero ioi nns' .o~"u
the mousse wnitner hynaston nau Deen
taKen' prisoner; the mousse IN which
upon nau Deen niurueleu'
Keep her goin' and throw her ~
wide open as you can! SAID Wilkes
Il can hardly hold her as 1t ISL
painted Kynaston. Shes pulling like
O runaway locomotive on down
grade"
It was true. They had left the trail,
and were heading northwest acrosn
the unfenced mesa, certain OF five
mile fiat with nothing worse than 4
prairie-dog mound, a bunch Of grease
wood, sage-bush between them and
the much-desired line. Behind them
they heard the hammer OF pursuing
hoofbeats; apparently every mounted
man left In camp was after them.
A storm OF shots swept over and
about them, one impinging on the iron
that old Upton had so wisely placed
above the engine. Wilkes reached
back without looking and forced Doro-
thy. who was about to rise, again to
her knees. 4
"Keep down." he growled in kindly
voice. 1--WE can't take a chance now;
we're too near the line"
Rock and bush and stunted tree
stood out in silhouette as II drawn in
india ink against a silver background.
peb,nd them they heard yells and
aborta and ahota.