The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-03-24
relieves me on the Job 50 .

Jpn. / am your ally there betweeI
US both think we can manage him.
"Fine business! And with thos
few kind words We'll dismiss william
until you care to talk about him again
although II you're as deep in love a
Bill you'll not stay of the subjec
very long. Hope you haven't beel
into mischief"
II haven't been idle. I've made sew
eral dresses for Mother jerks ant
done a lot Of fancy work and begul
the study Of my mother tongue. L
my brother should become presiden
OF this country, It would Ill become hi,
sister not to be able to speak Spanish
BY the way. Billy told me you were
going to remain up In the hills quite
a while yet. What brought you back
10 town so soon?"
Expected I'd have some freight ar
irving shortly"
How long will you remain In Bue.
naventura?"
Considering the fact that he was
no longer subject to temptation, since
the object Of his temptation wa now
uenillteiy PROMISED 10 MS rriend' BIZ
ly, Webster suddenly decided to re-
main uh'h the poiltlcai atmosphere
shoulu De cIeareu' al'hough PRIOR 70
MS ronNeFS"',on Wiuh i'oiores ne hau
cherished a definite plan TO 60 back
10 the hllls within ~ hours.
I'm going back" he rpplied Soher
~ "I'er l nave kept my promise
""U '''''VN ~" i" SouI oIo'i'el
go ~ p"'"'e, l 'au-
Wv ",'' ~ you '!V'e' ,ie u
na, piu1
u-,., :. t,..h.-m
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10000 -
rar,ano wv u"Ss
~ no use TOT an ihulvldual TO
He"' d government uespot III courts
'onlroILeu -! 'ne ia~'er' lie concluu-
eN' 1our pTotlIeF must VIII ana de-
pose the naFIosi men WIN the utle
10 uhe properly certined ny the gov
e'HlHeiIt as "Itnout nav may care
10 spellu QUIZ oe'eiopihg IT,
ana IL III! orother ooeshl "lnF
1 may never nave an opportunity
10 present you 10 MIN. we mustn't
De squeamisn oou uls matter MISS
hue!' Ii hlcaroo DOESN'T turn the
trick ne may go the way or his "a
'her' unless ne can hahag 10 get out
or the country"
She was silent, digesting this grim
alternative. "As / understand 1t, then.
Caliph. Ricardo hopes TO win his rev.
oluttOn when he strikes the first blow"
-" think so. I dare say Ricardo
hopes 10 take Sarros by surprise, bot
tie the city garrison up in the Guar
tel and the government palace and
there besiege them. Having secured
nominal control Of a seaport, he can
import arms and ammunition also he
can recruit openly, and at his leisure
hunt down the outlying g~arTiSons. The
Sarros crowd doesn't suspect his pres
ence In Sobrante, and by a quick, saw
axe ci DC siiOuit bN oDlN W yin
this one-horse government up by the
heels In Jig INDEPENDENTLY since
the CitiZenry feel no loyalty toward
the Sarros regime n are only kept
IN suDJection through rear ana lack
or a leader. I'm going 10 play hlcar-
do to win, II ne isn't killed IN the
opening row, Tor I'm certain nell lead
his men,
Il dare say ne ID greatly IKE MIS-
father-not AFRAID 10 ole Tor MS coun-
try she replied presently. i am
glad TO be here when ne taxes that
risk
on, but you mustn't De mere. WeD-
ster protested.
"WhyF
Because therell be street hght1ng
probably or a desperate character
n understand your countrymen go
rather war-filao ana 90 Things not
sanctioned by Ihe hague trlbunai. III
there's a steamer In port at the time
I'll put you aboard her until the issue
is decided. I'm going TO see Ricar-
do tomorrow night n learn the de-
tails of his plan OF campaign; after