The Arvada enterprise., 1922-01-19
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CHAPTER vi-centInvsd.
"Ths minister got OF his boss and
hltched hin and took OF his coat and
put II ~ tive ground.
"'What you soin' to dor I says.
Y'.'Ner says the minister. Il b
goin' TO eassje with Satan Tor the souI
. that 'ar man. an'if you keep watch
Irsckon you'll ses at the sround'il be
scratched ap some fore I git through
He lecspned his collar on kneit on
his coat and began to pray that the
name eosl would ses it, wickednesa
and repeat You could have heard him
half n mits- away. 81
Mr.. TrayIor drove on with ths
da,saesd SLAYER settln' beside him and
~ saddle hose hitched - the rear
axse. ! - my CHANGE o.. bsforo that
prayse eaded had got Tie fusit!yss
sader seGDs hay 10 ny wagon and start.
ID ~ vita diem 90 ~ way to LIv.
lssstsa cosaty. ! could hear the pray.
H. Satll ! ct Over the hill into Canaan
bareas. Al shutdown left them 10
ssod hands thirty miles up the road. :"
Ia freatler uewspaper q that
tine 4 b recorded' that the miaister
assd hls 1og kept the SLAYER o. the rosf
all ~. vaIaiy trying with prayer aad
sxAoetation 70 convert Me sosl. TIE
mas steSOsd swearias befsrs dinner
esd - his promise NOT again to violate
the eo0naodment q good neal was
hss1sf ~ % klm. He WAS liberated
at sasdewn aud spent the Night with
0rl0stsad. go
.Ebo y that big sucker who grabbed
~ frsss1f' the stranger asked Bsim.
steel.
"Hh sAne IL Samson Traylor.
Csssss from vermont.~ wss the an.
"W ~ dn't loot out Iiph Blrssll
XVI hln-certain." tr.
Sassssa spoke not more than q dozen
wosos - bic way hack to New Salem.
Asaased and Q little shocked by bis
swa esaduct. he sat thinkSng. After
sii no had heard and seea. the threat
q tho young upstart had provoked
AiA heyead his power Of endurance.
.Ths sensitive mind Of the New Eng.
lauder hoo been hurt BY the story Of
shs fugitives. Upoa this hurt the
yo,,as uaea bad Poured the turpentlne
.k tsaaghty. i'sverial manners. The
ssore " thought Of Il the less Inclined
~ was - rcproach himself for his
vleseoce. Slavery was q relic OF an.
rteat Importation. II had no right 10
me A0estca. There could be no
peaee With II save Ter . little time.
TIE Alsseurians would tell their
sHseesaoe ~ lawiess and Violent men
q the Nosth, who cared not DC for
the property rights Of . Southcrncr.
I've stoeies would travel like Are In
dry grass.
!. 80. swiftly, the thoughts Of men
sers bsans prepared for the great bat.
tie usss Of the future. samson saw
the peril Of II.
A they rode along young Mr.. Biggs
complained Of pain and samson made
. s,isg Of Ais mufier and put II over
ths neck aud arm Of the Injured BIgxs
aad drove with care to avoid JoltinE.
t'"r tive arst time Samson took . care
fui ard sympathetic look At him. lie
vas . handsome youth. about six feet
tall. with dark eyes and hair and q
a,uait black mustxche aud teeth very
white and even.
III New Salem Samson took hlm to
lkrlor Ailea's olisce ~And helped the
doctor In settIng the brOkea bone.
1'hca he vcnt 70 Oasts stsre and
foss,d ASs reading hls law boek and
give him a. accowst d his adventure.
, "i'w ksth glad anA ssrry." said Abe.
'rm Glad that yeu licked the SLAYER
ssd got the negroes out OF his reach
re<kOu ID have done the same II
..,s.,,A. I'm sorry bscauss Il lssks to
,se lite the bsginstRg Of May ts~'
Mes. THE whole es,bject Of slavery Il
tut, u Danger. Slatusaily Southern
,.es. will aght for their property. aud
there 10 = growing sum6ee In the
Eor.,, who will hght for their prIn'
c,p,,~. II ~ all GET to nshting. !
what Will bec0e q he eoun.
Try. Il rsninds me Of the uaa who
found skunk 10 bis hsass. His boy
wan going after the crittsr With .
club.
Look here. Boy 10 sald. when
you've ~ Q skunk u the Aoaoa. Ne .
s,n,d tius to b careful. Yes might
svyse ~ skssk With that caue. but