The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-03-25

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ms s'IUns .J.less eiaIlped.
/ HesEas there that day., the girl
continued. She plucked up courage
to refuse him what little she had left
because she needed 1t for the rent He
got hold of her arm and twisted 1t.
Father heard her cry and came In.
Blackwell was behind the door as it
opened. He struck with loaded cane
and fatlIer fell unconscious He raised
#it to strike again. but she chung to his
arm and called for help Before he
could shake her on another man came
In. de Wrenched the club away.
Fendrtck 2 breathed Curly.
She doesn't know. But the first
thing he did was to lock the outer door
and take the key. They carried father
down into the cellar. Before he came
to himself his hands were tied behind
his back"
And then p
sThey watched him day and night.
Fendrick himself did not go near the
place-if it was Fendrick. Blackwell
They held him there till tonight. She
thinks they were trying to get father
to sign some paper"
THE REIMBURSEMENT, of course.
That means the other man was Fen
drick.
Kate nodded. Yes.
Curly rose. The muscles stood out
IN MS Jaw hard as steel ropes.
wen rake the R1ncons with fine
tooth comb. Don't you worry. I've al
ready wired for Bucky O'COnnor to
come ana nelp. wen get your father
OUT OF the nands or those hell hounds.
won't we. DlckF
me g-rfs eyes admired him, lean,
hdru-DltCen Westerner, with eyes as
unDiinKing as an Arizona sun and with
muscles IKE WIRE springs. his face
SUN neld It's Doylshness,% but 1t had
Iost forever the lfrespOnslDHlty or
Ie" months before. She saw In him
an IRON VIII, snreWdness, courage and
resource Out OF ten thousand men
tnere were none whose voice drummed
on ner nearlstrlngs as ana tnat OF this
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slaht were hanus anu AeeI DIT iioei1S W
getner' For TINS man was not TIE Que
with Wnom TO take chances.
Culilson READ on:
ue ean ,oet .a,1.o 80 for .
iona rangers left town To-Day Tor
SnOi1 UP in'o INC MS
poets to spend rev DAYS huntlng:
HunQng wnat' 90 you reckon! VI
hunting who' snoulo say Ever meet
Bucky oConnor' hlack"en' No
reckon not. des since your cin4e. a
crackerJacK' TOO Honoer IL n %,
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