The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-03-31
few thousand vOluntee
nunr,hrnu SorroS

ON'ItiAi'N
"Once cut of from the arsenal n
the palace, SarrOs must fight his way
out of the city In order to have the
slightest chance 70 suppress the reDei-
lion, for he Will have no refuge IN the
city. And with me ralIroad ana an
the rolling stock In our hands with
out a commiSsary Tor MS troops WIN
out a base Of supplies. even should
the government troops fight their way
through, they leave the cl'E IN my
hands and TIL recruit and arm my men
end hunt them down Ike JACK rabbits
at my leisure, once let the arsenal
and the palace fan mr." my handS'
once let IN" proclaim Ih}N'iI pToViS-
ional president, once let IN" people
know that Ricardo ltu'|, me h'IoVeu
lives again in the person or MS SON.
and ! tell You, Webster, THIS n
Is saved. How 90 YOU my pan
OF camp0lgnf
1T couldn't be any better II l hau
planned 1t myself. You lnlGht accept
my suggestion n arlnor th"I niue
motor truck ot NINE. ii arrived On
yesterdays steamer.
And some armor Sheet Steer Win
it-Sheet steel already loop~uoleu Ior
the barrels OF the two lhachlhe guns
ously.
Have you provided n ~chauleur'
Doctor
Il haye-ikeWlSe an arlnored sheet-
steel closet tor MN 10 sll III WINE
c~hafIeurlng.
"How about mat loan 10 me pro
vfsional governments hicardo oe
manded polhtedIE'
Webster dld NOT hesitate Aller AL
what was money 10 MN ho"' blly
already a mlIIlohaire aller ''e iasii-
ION OF mining men, VINO are ever Ieauy
10 count thelr CHICKS oelore theS uie
hatched' provided only they see .ne
eggs. Besides there was dolores. run
well webster feailZed ina biiiy'
tossed o"ch ONCE i"o'o .n'o '"e Jo"'
or the "eli-hho"h "oii VI po'ei'!'
"oulu hot haEe nc c'ui"s. up'" IA"
return 10 Hopr"h'e W ASK Doiole' ~
snare MS poN'r'! WIN VI" 'n'
the reNoiu'io" nm n',"'u' wy
"ou'u oe an ou',"'', ~
WIN d price vi MS nc"u' anu III
positioh 10 c"ie ~ W.
shouid re SURVIVE iohs eiious" ~
be alone In the world If he, John Stu
art Webster, failed her now-more
than ever she needed a mans strength
and affection to help her navigate the
tide-rips Of life, for life to a woman,
alone and unprotected n dependent
upon her labor for the bread she must
eat, must contain, at best, a full meas
ure Of terror and despair n loneli'
ness. He pictured her through a grim
professional Of years of skimping and
petty ~sacrifces-and all because he
John Stuart Webster, had hesitated to
lend a dreamer and an idealist a pal
try $4,000 without security.
No. there vas no alternative. II
his friendship for Billy was worth a
sou, 1t was worth $4,000; II his silent
unreQuited love for Dolores Ruey was
worthy of her, no sacrifice on his part
could be too great, provided II guar
anteed her happiness.
"RWned again." he sighed. This
Is only another Of those numerous Oc
casions when the tail goes with thu
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'u Nv" Soon uo you WANT '0
MONEY .
hlcaruo LUZ i'uey ieahed 1orwaru
ana gazed very earnestly at John STU
art WEBSTER do you really trust me
that much, my len ne asked Ieel-
lngiy. Remember, l am asking you
Tor $4o,ooo on falth.'
"oid sport John stuart
answered, you went overheard IN
B~uehaventura harbor n TOOK d
chance among those big. liver-coiored,
hammer-headed sharks. And you did
mat because you mad a u you
u worth dying Tor. l never knew
a man who had a III maj vas
worm dying Tor VINO would ever es'