The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-08-25

.T'll stand with you on the sister
platform" said Samson.
AZ sunrise they stopped to give
their horses moment to rest. In the
distance they could see Brimstead's
house and the narrowed fields around
1t. The women were, lying covered by
the hay; the man was sitting up and
looking back down the road.
They're coming" he exclaimed,
suddenly, as he got under the hay.
Samson and Harry could see horse
men following at gallop half a mile
or so down the road. Our friends
hurried their team and got to Brim-
stead's door ahead Of the horsemen.
Henry Brimstead stood in the open
4 door, sl,rsl d3rae
| "Take these slaves into the house
and get them out Of sight as quick
as you can" said Samson. There's
going to be quarrel here in a. min
ute." asssa
The slaves slid Of the load and ran
into the house.
The feam started on toward Peas
ley's farm as If nothing had happened,
WITH Harry and samson standing On
the load. In moment they saw, to
their astonishment, Biggs and col
orad servant coming st \ slow trot.
wara tho slaves thew carried the prop
erty .of Biggsi
| ..'
shouted
somsor &ant nm +nrn,no ont : III.
10 IN n thar, mass
aston ,or ven Shoot vour horses" !"
p,vos' demanded
.rhev,ll have to mass close to the
,o.a.n H.rrv wh,snared am hmm
~ hah,rd p,uo. : : ba yoaa hvp
rsha ,,n,..,a VOC ]. sa.c,.r,ca,v ont ~ h,s
r,o,,th whar Harry snranp IN the
,osT cot.h,rs p,ogs. shon1dera and
Ia rs;rs scrors,v an tba r,,,mn ~ his
horsa n vas . rongh min,,te that
eo,,c,y.a The morse l.aned ma
rs.rsd snd p,sv. lost h,s seat.- ana
\. .ra m - rn,,od ~ the .rn,,na
| ovnA - -
49,. 49, -, III, ',,, ~ ~ ,.nsd r,th N. M
i to,r.~ - ~ Az holstars ~ shia hacE
T,'os o-.ns 4 1,,,.,, rntn Harrv Nv.
III nr,cSsr ana .trongar vot the heat
mn. .,svs. ,-as ssrars,v MN.
,.,.s
p,cxs .,ors ~, h,..ar,v ~ IN. tw.
,v.nEss. ,y1Ig,al, i
"ril hsv. ~; d,rtv sucbers arrested
,..ha.a,. .nv Low ,r th,aSototar ha
a.a,arns !. y. rs.ond ,asr,n1 ava,n.t
~ ,arna ,,,th on evo hodlvl SWOLLEN
as @ ,,,asS s..sa,,,,,,s ,ror, Nc nosa.r
~ s,,n,,osa sou non a. q said Sam.
.sn,,t Asst ,at,s 80 - ,ya can
ana vou, horso 7 th;nk saw him
t,rn - ]. tba borso ahovan
sSa,,.o,, aroro ~ taoro wh,,a a,vos,
ons Tor,.,, ,rol,,oa mn Tho rood IN 81
49,, M. nouro eo,,or,oa g., tba .ed.
AZ poos,av had canrht Riogs, horse
- 80 at.na,na @ - tha roeSs,aa
ct wont +o ana iust,ca of the
!, nooco y cold p,ocs VIZ
.srhoro,s ono o+ tho naxt bouse
ohorn Iu sand INV how for him {,
paes,ev answered
Tha rnst,ca srr,vaa ~ few min.
rta. .nd RIGGS lodged a comnlaint
foprdad ON The ALLEGATION that his
s,.vas ,ya,;o corcaolad a. tha bav m
ssmsor,s wagon The hav was re
: r,ouoa .rd NJ .,avas waro d,scovered
1T srnnose +hev left INV nierers al
tho house below" said Riggs as he
nco,rtod h,s horse and with his com
r.r,on atortod at GALLON in IN.
d,roc+,on of Rrimstead's Samson re-
mo,ned with peaslev and the Justice
ayou hoa hotter go down and see
what hannens he said to Harry
.wa,u foi,ow vo, In a few minutes ,
, So Harry walked down to Brim
staod,s
He found the house in a condition
Of panic. Biges and his helper hat
discovered the mulatto and his wife
hiding in the barn. The negroes ant
the children were CRYING. Mrs. Brim
stead met Harry outside the door.
"What are we to dot" she asked
tearfully.
!. "Just keep COOL" said Harry. "Fa
ther Traylor and Mr.. Peasley will b.
here soon."
Biggs and his companion came Ou
Of the door with Brimstead.