Marble Hill press., 1921-01-27

along the blusd us~l close To the wi
canlts butt
When Ricardo glanced st Pachecs
after his scrutiny 0f the pistol and
holster, the DOCTORS dark eyes we're
regarding him mlrihfully,
u have he"u unnecessarily alartn~d
my general" said rachsco "Oui
dear friend has been most foriuhas
In bic choice Of wounds"
"Hes lucky Yankee. that's what
be H. ny dear Pacheco, A lucky Yam
kse :" Ricardo leaned over aLd eI
amln.i the bayonet.Wound 10 Web
sier's eft side lie took Tie point
Of the steel an Lis pistol b" happvu.d
10 he wearing under bis left arm.
he vent on "a explain, THAT turned
the huyouet ard u slid along his ribs
making a superficial n.shswouDd
Fucheco nodded And this bullet
merely burned the top u bis right
shoulder while another passed
through his bicrps without touching
N" hon. Ills most s-crr wound 10
this lHh IN ID. hip
They stripped every stitch of cloth
lnE '~um Webster and vent over him
carefully A. the back ~ his head
they found d little cIo'ted blood frnin
small split IN tie scalp, also they
found lump II generous proportions
rarh.ro laughed briefly bur con.
isn'pHly.
Then he Is not even seriously 10.
jufrtf' Ricardo interrupted that
laugh
Il would die Of fright u I had 20
fEht mi. fnc fellow month from
today" the lI''l' doctor rh.rprH TIE
mHn rs In sup"rh physical condition
~ .s 'Hn bump uu fIr Hra3 fNaf fru.
1rrs him uurHusn.uH~= .u-s "
N.uuI
~ II 20 confirm 'h.s rgprr' 'rs'I.
mury Webster a' fNaf moment Nrrnfb.
~ laas aHl deeply screwed ur ts
face Hrf shu0a rs .rHt y,rg Lightly
Thereafter fur ."gruT u4fa- hr
saf, Hu further vg#,.Hn. ~ aa active
interest m Hft s-,#Hg ah.h para.ssu
decided 20 'Hsa rramp' aftau'ag. =
t'- Urronsr.ua.Hr-- af# prrHs ne
wounds .H t- arm HuH shoulder fpr
she f-. swou's af clothing ah.ah me
Ng|.'- must haE, arr.t .nfu f'rm
After 'ru minutes ~ probing Parh.ea
announced 'iu' he was through ana
ready fp hauIaEn. uh.-surun John
~runr' Webster eI1 fluuy but Very
distinctly lu English
"fm rwful'y gut sou are. pnc'.
Il hurt Ike h---l f-1 sou manage
'p get uit" ou 'hu'tsbug trip"
Jack Webster. you -rngad--l
Rleur,'o yr'Ic5 iaynu.Iy nHG p, shook
me patient with entire disregard II
'he laf'er's wounds "Oh. man. I'm
glad you're not dcaa."
Your sentiments appeal 70 me
strongly my friend rm-foo-'lr.f
20 'ook-st you. Who the levIl--n-e
your"
Fell p silence while Webster pre-.
pu-pi FOR another speech. Where
ara -"
an the palace We won pulled.
un and that forty-'housan3 dollar bet
~ yours is safs I'll cash fhe ackat
for sou tomorrow wa=rr rE
"D-n the FORTY thousand Where's
my Crupry HuFF"
Your VHa'r.
MY wild Irish MurK'hon. Don
Juan gafsrrru
u hare ut man. hc has ere now
that which an brave freshmen and
true deserve harp p#fH crown
In life the Irish have the bs-p with.
out tile crown. you know
How did he der Webster whls
percd
lie died hard, with the holes 10
frunt-aul be died for YOU
Two hjs tears triekled slowly
through Nehsrcr's closed Ut, aud rolI-
"d across his pale cheek Poor lost
lonesome. misunderstood wreck he
murmarei presently. cue was m -
trcmsSt in sll things He used 20 slng
those wonderfully poetic ballads - his
people remember one thar began
Green were the fields where my fore
fathers dWeit ! think his heart was
IN kerry--so we'll send him there
He's my dead, Ricardo, care for his
body, because Tn-Eoiuc to plant
Don Juan with the--shamrocks They
didn't understand him here. lie was
an eSile--so I'm going 10 send him
home Sc