Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-10

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III the ssnssEn ut she snfaraatsamai hrfSge
which has resulted ia ti1is tarrthIe aiaam-
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sssield tSae. VIII assume shs responsibility
! ~ matter OF fact. ha had previously
/ pointed out what he believed 10 be atsna-
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| ttaRR. Tfs fault Ia satIsAly rhargeahts Ia
| ta4s, Thsre Ia no possible sxpsati0n Tor ms
blpaftnf Eha least eaT DO ts 10 assume all
I ttie responsibility. The hlams Ia ifalas
HEATHAst MEADE.
lie laid Il dowa with the other pa-
pers.
The demonstration is complete and
absolute hc began spontaneously.
amid Il hreathiesa siisnee. 'athe proofs
iare adequate. They would establish
young Measle's innocence in any court
In che land. Where is heg have done
him an Injustice. ana ready to make
amends" continued the colonel.
"And while yog are talking said
Helen ltlsngwarth. who had been stand
lag In the doorway too absorbed by the
dramatic recital to interrupt Ii. .'he's
dying
Dying Where7'
He was battered TO pieces by the
last dynamite explosion, We brought
him here
Were you tliere7''
Eve saw 1t from the top of the mesa.
OH don't talk any longer
sSesereneee" said Iiiingworth. with
prompt decision. 'you haven't forgot
ten MI yous old medical skill. This is
your Job. One OF yen jump on the en-.
lglne and hing physician up ansi---"
Tin goIag,. said Rodney. .who's
| The best doctor Ia town?'
.Doctor Fraser. He's young man
but very sksiifuI.s answered one OF the
local bridge men.
sBrinx or own Doctor Bailey up
here frsfn our hospital with him. and
tell that engine driver 10 get down
/ 70 the town and back just as quickly
rs he can 30. Cheer up. Helen," said
the solunel. II know that man is
not going to rehabtiitate himself by
lsuri an action and have the evidence
OF his Innocence brought out ut such
| il moment Just to die"
.sFiii you give me those papers, colo.
nei?' said Rodney. .You'ii want this
written up and''
TAKE theua,. said the colonel
",Nili you come along with me. Mr.
. ShurtlifY? After I see the doctors III
want your affidavit"
YES, sir, anything said Shurtliff
!. sit 'Nas fine Of yol." said Winters
ITO try to shield your employer ans
/ lthe man you loved, hpt thank God, 20,
spoke out before 1T was too late. IN
lsorry i pulled that gun ON you; your
a man, an right, even IL you don't lool
L lit. he added 10 himself as ShIrtliI
1 bowed and followed Rodney.
Il Winters stood at the door Of the pas
i sageway leading to the stateroon whit
Helen Iiiingworth and Severance, VIII
q lhad been educated as a physician, an
& the old colonel, who knew great der
iabout wounds and accidents from h'
D war experience, entered the stateroon
e A new spirit had come into the rel'
4 tons between father and daughttr an
it both were glad. There was no que
ton now about the future. rdael
ID should be no opposition from Colon
nlingworth. Within an hour the n
pers would have the story Of how OF
IL imam had saved d great dam, the VI
& tluct, the town and it's people. al
they would have at the same time q
story nf who was responsible Tor 4
u fail of the international bridge. Th'
would have the story OF tAe attemptl
~ sell f-sacri6ce 81 the son to save q
he father They would hare the story
the old mar's splendid and magnanil
= GUS ayowal OF responsibility before
81 died. The United States. the wor'
rs would ring with the dramatic tale.
IN + 1t WAS as much to tell that story
his own why as to summon medtt
u hid TINT Rodney had gone for the d,
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