The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-07
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~ am seetn Quss~ 10 truss hssa~
'Thats IL" she sosbed: = font
either. and yes-~"
Il know know. Ny little riri
muss he uixe and brave. ara nsAAt~
II Win all pass Assd she viii he clad
nut she mnst be brave. Mother - nes
wen and she must not be made un*
harry seas She ususs mot KNOW Can't
ms little xsri come hack 20 the house
nnwf She must I've hoSavss ana this n
Ersklns's last nlght~ She looked np,
hrmsAsax away her tears
Ills last nlSht~ An wise cid
coloncs
'ls~~-he goes tcsncrrsw to Join Cap
tain Clark at Williamsburg on his
fcaiish canpaien Ia The Northwest.
We might newer see hlm again"
"s,h. rather r"
sMsil n isn't that bed. but MY ~
tls girl muss l,e very nice "a him. He
seeass % be very unhappy, too"
BarSgra leaked thnaKhtfai. but
there was no rresense ~ nos under
standing.
-f'm snrrs.- she said She teek
her fathers arm and when they
reaShed the steps Erskine saw her
sailing. And smiling. almost ray,
sire was at supper. sitting With ex.
aaislse dIgnity in her mothers place.
OF Erskine. Who saf al her right. she
asked many questions shout the cofs
ing campaign. Captain Clark had said
he wauii 90 with hundred men II
he could set no more. Tho rallslns
point would BE- the fort IA Kentucky
where nc had hrst come hack 20 his
own people. and Dave yaniall wonld
hc captain of q company, lie himself
Was rping ss guide. thcaxh he hoped
10 act as soldier as well, Perhaps
they might bring back the Iialr
Raver. General Hamilton prisoner
t. Williamsburg and then he would
join Hnrrss and Hugh Ia the militia
RI the war came seuth and Virginia
we're invaded, az some prophesicd. nv
Tarlsten's White Hangers who hnd
been ravaetng The carvllnas After
supper the little lady excused herself
with smiling courtesy 10 Ta 20 her
mother. ana Erwkine foand himself
IN the moonlight on the hlg porilce
with Colonel Dale alone
'Erskinc.~ he said. s'ynu make II
very dlfacnit Tor me ~ keep ypur
secret. Hugh alone seems "a suspect
-he snnsf have gas The Idea fsHn
Grey. bat have warned him 70 SAY
nothing. The others secsa not 10 have
thought og the matter at all X aas
q b0yish impulse NJ generosity which
yeu nsy regret"
Newer interrupted fhe hoy Il
have no useless than ever new"
Nevertheless the .ocionel went on.
Il REGARD myself as merely your
steward, and must tell you one thing
Mr. Jefferson. as you know. Is aiNays
at open war with people Hike us. His
hand rs against coach and fo8r. silver
plate. and aristocrnt. He IN hshfing
now against the law thar gives prop
srty 70 the eldest son. and he viii pass
the bin His srgHment "a rather anus.
ing. lie says n you will show him that
the eldest son eats more. wars more.
and does more work than his brothers.
he VIII grant that that son IA en-.
titled 70 mere. He wants 10 blot out
all distinctions or class He can't
% that. bne he will pass this hIli."
= hope be wiil.~ r,urteed Erskine.
-Harbara would not accept your
sacrifice nor wnuld any of ns. and II
Is Only fair that shenid warn you
thnt sone day. II you should change
Jour mind. and | we're no longer lIv-
Ing. yop might be too late"
please dsnf, Uncle Harry II n
done--sone OF course. II wasn't fair
for me 10 consider Barbara aiope. but
she will ts fnir ard ynu understand