The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-08-12

them every one He did not doubt his
ability 10 overcome the difficulties, sur
mount the barriers. do his work well
and fight his fight as good man
fights. aud whit IL were not for The
charge of having shot and killed Black
Adam Bali II seemed 10 him now
that that must end all that was worth
while for him. For that was more
than a difficulty. more than barrier.
n, firmly believed that II had been
his bullet that had finished The earthly
existence Of ihe ylaut hllman. True,
Il had been an accident. Bul how was
he 10 convince Jury that II had been
IN accident Woulh the Jury take his
word for II? The Jury would not, OF
course
The mysterious ihird shat. that had
come from a little distance-but he
could not reasonably expect deliver.
ance from that source. II only lie had
held down his abomlnable, savage tenn
! per: II only he had
Major Bradley interrupted his un-
pleasant train Of thought
ma lrno,ling there. my hoy"
Dale looked up. The old attorney,
rs neat IN appearance rs though he
had not even seen saddle that day,
was standing just outside the hate
/ ful door ~ bars. Reside him stood n
vllleclsd negro boy with "a big tray
' ~ steaming food on one hand and
pot az stenmng coffee IN the other.
The lailer came and unlocked The
door: also he very considerably
brought another stool aud fresh water.
The major entered tie cell and tho
negro followed.
An amused twinkle appeared Ia
I Dnle's eyes ~ Bradley put the tray
| down an the suaphuX. There was
hands The black hoy was sent to the
! front door Ia wait.
Il thought you'd he rs hungry a.
an. and I'm a. hungry rs poor old
BY Heck ever wssw laughed the
/ major, a. he sat down and began to
pour the coffee Riding always made
me ~ hungry a. n bear In April. Light
right into II, Dale. There's nothing
/ Ike good steak. FOR any meal when
fellow j. half starved; eh. Dalef
/ Try that one. won't your told MaSsen-
J gale I'd cause his beheadment II these
/ steaks weren't perfect. MaSsengale' he
added runs the hotel here, the En'
reka Funeral Parlors, aud the one.
Price Clothing Emporium
II Wonder smiled Bin Dale, what
lie does with his spare tiineT'
Bradley laughed his eyes twinkllng
m.rrly. nale found that he too was
hungry, now that savory odors had
invaded bis ucstrilS A minute later
and he had pronounced his steak deli
+ cous
''Ma>sengale shall not suffer be-
/ hesdmeut.' said the major; and he
began 10 carve his own steak.
II was an excellent meal, the grim
+ surroundings Notwithstanding. When
i, was over, the negro hoy came aud
( took away lhe dishes. and received
with a gladstone grin the two silver
coins that were given him. Then Brad
lev produced handful ~ cigars and
two of them were promptly lighted
Now. sir said The old lawyer, IL
feel like taLine. Lets see, you gave
YOUR man Gsycs orders 10 carry The
WORK right along a. though nothing
. had haIpcrcdi aidq't vow And u
sh,rn j. To 20 back tie day after To-
: i,.rtu,, ia arrest tvu or three Balls
, and t,yo mr. n,r.e T.rr.y, 10 see whui
t,. ,.,, find .,if concerning the dyra.
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