Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-02-09
Nirbat storv don,t 90 down nohow y

ing tnat tine morse tner was NOT III MS
right mind. Then. riding up to Mart,
as she called him, she said In a low
voice, not to be heard by Dibbley;
''Iles goin' to Huttons cave. he
says. to hunt for the bones o people
Thousand O years old That's evidence
! enoukh that he's went daft"
AGs}t concluded TO ash the professor
q few questions himself;
"what ye expect to find in the caveY'
"a treasure worth more than millions
of dollars"
what kind OF a tronsureT'
THE bones OF q man who lived when
the plains down there were covered
by an ocean,"
'That'll do, SAL" said the interrog.
ator to the girl 81 don't want to
hear any more. But VIC can't let q
Teller like that go browsin about by
hisself Come, my friend" to the pro
fessor you'll have to go back witA
me-"
II can't do that" replied Dibbley,
1--WE come all the way from New
England to examine this find, and
beg OF YOU not to interfere with me-
didn't know the horse was yours"
Dibbley begged so hard that Sal sci
about persuading his captor to let him
go 10 the cave. which was but a mile
distant
"Y' got to humor them lunatics." she
said aside to Mart. ar you don't
they're liable 70 hurt theirseives.''
Mart Welded 70 nleose her md m,
tbroa wont on 70 tho cave The escorts
wotcbad IN goo what D,bb,ev would do
D,hbIev had brought somo dIgains
utaps,,s with him and beVan IN MAKE
a bolo I'm tho foor of tho cave Remov.
tho Soma oortb no n,c,od an, aip,s
Tha watchors aunnoainc them 20 n.
atones and see,ng tho nrofessor mi
tbow caro,rIIv q, n Inc sow CON e,mo
t,on ~ choir tboory that ba was crazy
falling to b,msoIp us,nv tho words
nool,,b,c noIooI,tbic and sncb otbo,
upirtaIlIo,hlo noros
what the nrofossor aiscovered m
what no might bave discovorad "a no,
10 no doen,teIv doscr,hod sor tho ma
tiopco ~ the two IooLers nm was aoo,
oxboustod md thav concluded thu, h,
shou,6'be cononed IN n nloco whore n,
wou,d 40 po,thar b,msclr nor any on,
also harm Thoy comnellod him :,
Iaova b,a worL ana roturr with ,ber
IN fh,} nIaco whore no had peid n mar
Unfortunately persons who had re-
Gently lost horses were waiting Mart,
return. and thew were not prepared 70,
the line of defense the professors Mt
PENDANTS were about TO give them
An angry knot OF men were talItipp
about the loss OF their horses when thu
captiye was seen coming. betweeu
Mart and Sal When the party reach
ed the station there were frantic cries
OF "HanR hImr' "Shoot himp' "Kill
himw mingled with uncomplimentnry
remarks Mart. who had become con.
WINGED Of DIbbley's Insanity. ATTEMPTED
70 aroue with the crowd, but failed
They all sa,d TINT. having recovered
his own horse. he was inclined TO for
give the crime that had deprived 9th
ers OF their horses.
Meanwhile the professor had come
down from the age of primitive mnn IL
his own tragic situation and was trcm
hing like n lenf Then Sal rose 10 the
occasion and proved flint n womon
NAV mo n valuable Legal advocate
"son " sho so,d oror,no srom IN,
...,n - hnraa,s haot a,,,,no
s.~a11,a 60, von'd -, soan and I'D
s',uuule " 'ou " S's" ~" "'".'
v,ncod y, ,h,s yare mn roller.s ,ono
" 80 ,"' 80 ~
III ~ . y" - ;,.,''' a.. ,,'' -
o "a. a.. ""''p Nv va, ,nr'on r", "p wa"
a. 'ne oo"o "''i ua' ~ " n"o,'"',
'nat tnere w"' ','u.e "''N e'u,, '"'ns
was coVer'u WIN 'ce' runni'' ''he W"
Ter; thnt Rangeroos was chV"ruh
around Dlggerh any mousse Id this yere
place; mat sometimes the sea was
a-splasllin' agin Table mountain; that
there was men on earth before the In
Jins. Ho went into Hutton's cave and
was a-dIggin' there, THROWN up dirty
stones and putin 'em In his bag, = II
they was silver spoons. II them
things don't prove him crazy there's
nobody crnzy, and they'd better tear
down Tho rnodbouses "
How about his stealth Mart's
horse?" called a voice.