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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13
DELIVERANCE AT
HAND:-l will be with
him in trouble; | will de-
liver him.-Psalm 9l:l5.
= the philosophers

says the philosophers
"Thc 10y stubs bis toe runs 10
mother cries moment. gets a pat ON
the head and a cookie and then re-
turns 10 play again.
III would BE- much darker world
these days for the men who are out ~
work. 81 IL were not Tor the wivs..
mothers aud sisters who encourage
them keen the flame OF hope alive In
their hearts and send them forth anew
on the quest FOR prosperity.
Woman is the shining light OF the
world. the source ~ all inspiration. the
generator of ohcorfulncss. the dispciler
~ gloom. That Is her greatest func.
ton N an ages-furuishlng the electric.
Ity that drives the motors"
Instead Of being loss approclativc 81
the good women 81 tho country. men
arc becoming more so. The wife. the
mother the sister and daughter are Dc.
INK given great recognition. and the
hearts OF humankind IS understanding
ag never before. ne dependence ON wo-
man.
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N.COuOIIC SUICIDE.

In this day when there ace fov
unthiukinr citizens who deem il
smart to assist in dcfyup the prohi.
billion laws OF the country by purchas.
mg from murderously Inclined boot
legEcrs alcoholic poison ~ enormous
rates. II Is astonishing that more
thought IL not given 20 th, deadly ~.
focts OF this siimu1ut
The following editorial from the hand
Of well known writer BEARS with
force on tho situation. aud should be
read with prcdt by several citizens OF
Amarillo;
Mar b. the only animal that takes
ii7 own ... IlIs chief Instruments 81
sHicde W' NJ mol aud drugs.
On ..f 2 frr bringing iu.
-t. .ud death Thin fcw years.
l,lu Rarlcycom is moro cunning
lIo coaches into the future and ships
or The years Thus confirmed drunk
ard is a suicide. killing himself no. 90.
90 a. years ahead Of the date originally
intended FOR his death Healthy old
men. who have drunk heavily all their
lives are the rare exceptions proving
the rule
NO one thoroughly understands al.
oohol apd its active principle. Next 20
rAdium and hashigh. 90 is the most
mysterious substance that can bc en-.
countcrcd in the chemists laboratory
Mysterious. cunning alcohol! IL
stimulates one ser of nerves by paralyz.
ina others. TAX" four drinks OF
whisky It's fine world. Imagina.
ton e. stimulated, brain short.circuted
and .mudd . bat working al high key.
Peel m orn or leg-iis like 80 much
wood panlyzcd'
M alcoholic road leads 10 p1ral.
ysis. rtrous trcmor. shaking palsy.
hner'~s locomoior ataxia cpilepsy.
ravrv insanity.
Tl'g' ur" tho inevitable crop OF
rnro ',0.n' The more deadly poison.
nrc' liquor merely hasiens the
h'rvesi
ph woil. cogslo NOR, generations
'nd ih'. won't know the taste OF the
stun Meantime. it is Interesting to
'hvsicars psychologists. psyohlatrists
and EXISTS. a. 10 hack and STUDY
those Uho 1rc coma.ttlng slow suicide
With ale aol.'
There s e time Rapidly approaching
When ~lu no longer b. considered /
'mort 81. tyNle the prohibition laws
= tho country. The penalties attach /
'ns increase. and there will BE-
emo .s.ouv ~ the laws az 20 inclu.
Sons and tho character 90 evidence re.
''irtf Geo convict "a the demands OF
''.eiy 0'l begin 20 b. paid IN a very |
VIA and realistic way.
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sumhlmgly Didn't AnYv no one was
fcr, Want a bunk Con tonight
you've got y0m own hlJnkcts''
Yes We got blankets
"uu your way houc ch' Well, I'll
Rave Go ask this Lady
Harold srrmcd strus.ly nervous as
De- turned Co Virginia
"a couple of Indians. going home to-
ward Oh, settlement on the Yuga," he
explained quickly They've come from
over toward Bald Peak 1ad We're count.
ug ou putting up here tonight. That's
the woods custom. yau Wuuw-to stay
al anybodys cabin, DO you think wo
am pat 'em up
Good Heavens We can't send them
on. uu night like this. II is awkward,
ihuugh-aboui food
They've likely got their own food"
"Of course, they can stay. Bin can
sleep un the lluor IN herc-you can take
the two OF them with YOU into the lit.
,lo cabin Il viii Dee pretty tight work,
bat wc can't do anything else. Bring
them in
Harold turned again Co the door. and
In q moment the Indians strobe, blink
ing into the caudlclight.
Virginia shot them swift glance
and was ustinctivcly repealed. but at
once she ascribcd the evil savagcry OF
their faces Co racial traits.
Bill, sitting against the cabin wall,
tried to make sense out of a confused
tumble of thoughts and Impressions
and memories that flooded In one wave
10 his mind
tie had assumed 10 once that tho two
breeds We're Joe and Pete whom he had
encountered when he first found Har.
old Why then, had The latter made
no sign OF recognition
Tie resolved to know the truth.
ITS Joe and Pete isn't ~" he
asked abruptly in the silence
"P,'n-luc7' Joe answered AZ last,
boz hcwiIdcrcd tone. Don't know EN-.
I'm Wolfiw Black-hcs Jimmy-tim.
my DuBois"
Except Ton @ little lingering unoas..
ness. Bill was satisfied.
Virginia went un with her supper
preparations. aud at last the three OF
them drew chairs around their crude
little table
The two brecGs took their lunch
from their packs and munched il. Sit.
ling beside the stove
All al once Joe gruntcd in the s,il.
ness. and an except Rill whirlcd 90
look az him. lie went 90 his pack and
iumhled among the blankets Then, \
greedy light BOO his eyes. he put two
dark bottles upon the table
Virginia was suddenly decply afraid.
She looked 40 Biil forgetting Tor the
woueut that Ion his blindness he could
Dot sce what was occurring and that
i1 his hclp'essuess She could not do.
pend upon him in q crisis. She turned
i' Harold. hoping that he would re-
iusr This Offering at e word And her
fear increased when she saw the crav.
rne ON his face.
Have drink" Joe invited.
hill started then. but he made no
RESPONSE Harold moved toward the
table ~
You're e lfe.saver. wolfpaw." he
replied. genially. ITS a cold night. and
] don't care n do. Virginia. pass
down the cups"
Woniinucd IN Our Next IssueJ
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DICk QIINN HITS ENJ

To mention your own business as Won
go along. and for that REASON ,our al,
tention Is called 20 th, Tribune ,s q,
pepper working for the best Interests "a,
Tryos County.
The editor has lived mon, Tim, Oh.
average M time iu this locality ,,,
knows The country ~ well ,s ann. Other
living man. and from q historical si,,s.
point Is able TO furnish many items nj,
interest covering the past thirfv. fiv,
years IN this country. haglnr tho ,r.
uclos on personal experience
The Tribune Is a fearless sdvo,,,, 81,
what the editor believes 10 Do rich,
and patrons may rest assured ,b,, d.
VIII not be- intimidatcd or bought nj,
when Il becomes necessary Co npbusb
the record Of rascal.
The Tribune Is home r,p.r c,-
home people, and the only manor DO,
Texas County that gives publicity ~
those who are Visiting the tnxn,vcrs.
money and are. Therefore responsible
fcr tho present high tax rate. and ,,
this Time the people ara getting less 10
turns on money paid for taxes I'm,
Tor any other expenditure
The Regular subscription price "a, thu
Tribune Is $3.50 per wear. Suh.crlb,
and keep posted on what is going ON ii,
your nvn county-Guymon Tribune
Yes, this Is dccldodk out ~ tho o-.
binary to carry such an item ms p.c,
Quinn's personal boost for his own ma.
per. but u has In o. 50 many icrse ole.
ments OF fact that We cannot forcyo
our desire TO reprint ~ nric, 81 the ma.
per and an The Guvmon Tribune =
ihe bcst adveriising iuedlau IN that
city and th' territory u l,ritim,t.lv
covers DICK Quinn 10 putting his nor.
sonaliiy into fhr paper and 10 Is worth
al he asks for 30 and mor, De hs.
~" b'ckhoue 20 toll the brethren
where he stands and for what n.
stands. and this IS an elemen, that
cannot D. overlooked with impunir. 10
those who know the prestige that sur,
Characteristic carry.
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MnMEN NNn CnIRIs

Tho rsrt Of Criminal Appeals IN
Texas has been making II W. plain
thar IT, -t Of women on grad and
pen Juices Il not acceptable and yer.
or~ afc being thrown out and indict.
nenis quashcd This may seem bit
h'fsh. aid yet ss q mntfcr Of fact II
naY prove upon Investigation that the
court in "a spirit OF fairness in connec.
zen With rs Interpretation % the law.
'ouh Do no other thing.
u Is not fair to assume that when.
'tT a ruling IS made b. q tribunal
ihai does not seem % compliment wo.
msn IN her new status ~ eufranchl-e.
meat thai w.iuen sre bslng reiukea
snd misandofsiooi. and slapped" by
the now,r- Inst h.. The world IL grow.
inr moro and more 20 score,lt woman
via al % n, giories q which is nos.
suesst
A vel known writer recently has
M foiiovinr 81 ny % the de.lrahll,,v
a. <strsn.
pssa are jas s,ls toys grown up
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"Cissy ia willing Gao take mc--and
so why not marry him' As long az
our present happy relationship contiu
ucs. we would bc very happy together
And aft,rvurd We would hr mo- more
Wiscphl, than amy uaiI who Ind mar
red romantically and drifted apart in
'ho common way" 81 ] turned over
tine situation hundred times So !
put DO Co., MOthCrdp1I
I'm amy arrangement Won aud Cissv
might make IA insist ON long On.
gagemeut she said YOU'RE too
Young Goo marry now"
"But early marriage 1901, the thing
nowadays" said I
u know they are. And mor,g tine
idiy, spc little girls mothers go
l6 aud 0 , years old pushing their baby
cabs at al hours Of the diy, aud tho
night, too, when %, infants should be-
tu THEN cribs And do feel so sorry
fur the babies"
Why
MAY wish you'd lind some other
form eft question and STOP using that
persistent why"
Why ! repeated
"Bc,aus, yuu'N, been using the
word over since YOU were four years
old'' Mothordo,r secluded But ta au.
swcr YOU s'uNbly. 10 makes me- sorry
to see girls On their teens pushing their
baby Cabs bcCaus" the children ct such
Young girls are not az fine physically
Hr mentally as the children OF young
women moro than 90 wears Old
"Oh.h.h" { exclaimed ''Ncry nrlv
marriage is unfair tU tho offspring
since | cannot go tu college. and
since I haven't am hour day o. spare
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CONFESSIONS OF A MOVIE STAR
Chapter LILO Marry or Not to Marry?

for tutors. Mothcrdc1r has o. educate
mc as ! go along. Iuckily ] h1v, a
good memory and NothvtJoar reeds an
The new books
a glrl n her teens has mot lost
her liking for dancing and good
times Mothordcar continued her EVA
ConiOs lecture and she ls Too apt
tu De- impatient oven with helpless
little baby when things go wrong
when sh, has 90 make any little sac.
mlic,"
~ guess that settles o. Just t.il
Cissv for rur That Ina too Young GO
marry now
bur Whom Mo'hcdrr pat 30 io him
s0 CIssy cam. back with.
I'm marry MAY aud send her 10 cod.
logr Mrs. Sr0tt Do you say So
Thu, proposal did nor iako well with
me but ] llksd the dear boys origi.
aiity
"lf sbru hty. mo. she can go where
sh, rlos.s and DO what she p'cascs
-fur two years"
Surely Cissy was tnluE tl bc splcn.
dbl wss ully alive tu the maIyols
life would reveal tu his wife.
Eut never oncc-ne,or ouoo--did /
forget my self when Clssv made love
90 nae Never once did D forget myself
m his most sentimental moments. ]
was always NisualIziug 90, scene. was
always perfectly conscious ot myself
ds au actor u O.
And Judging myself lv tho test Uf
true love which Molh,rI,or once bad
given me : was nr FROM being q can.
dldttr ful WtfrmunN
TO BE- Continued
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about those same four shots. II was
incomprehensihle that they should have
made such an impression upon him.
And Tor all that Bill hasn't got his
sight back yet we're going To start
Gown tomorrow Virginia went on In n
ray voice. She glanced once at Bin, but
sh, did not see the world o. despair
that came into his face at the delight
with which she spoke you and viii
take turns pulling the sled; Bill will
hang ou 10 the Rec.polc. And BIN says
you know the way Were going 10
dagh right through-camp out only two
nights
Tint afternoon both Bill and Virginia
rtartcd with amazemcnt at the sound
OF TAPPING knuclllcs on the door. liar.
ODDS eyes were cleaning.
NXIV
Harold saw III tO answer the door
himself lie threw II wide open: Nir-
Pinla'. startled glance could lust make
out two swarthy faces singularly
dark and unprrpossessing
We've musnln' over 90 YaE,-
been over Bald Peak way" Joe said
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By OLIVE R0BEEIS BARTON

Nau,, and Nick and Kip. 'he
Brownie vcr. ever sn surprised o. hear
"a vote, beside them iu IN, dara pas.
sage EJ, they couldn't scc thing
rbe ghmmcI from the cats eye had died
away altogether now. and everything
W1s black nut some way the voice
bad % familiar sound and when n glow.
worm TURNED ou his light unexpected.
Is tho Twin. recognized their old friend
Nike Mole.
I'm have tn get Nuu r.ght side mp
again said Mike. thuugh'WilV and
IN wondering how kuuU few II
The gnumc- charm. Lets s., how
did YOU happen to g,t into trouble"
Nancy shudd,r,I @ can't say IL
again sh, said
oh nothing m,rr ,au happen tu you
now -sid MIh, NO.. say What sou
like.
% sIia H. Nu,y told him o
WIgpf rm plns ,lsrs
'uh rUv remember nodded Mike.
"lf ..r ut moi an vou have o. &C.
n.u t tH ay ycs and yu1u b, an
u-ht agtir
Yes cried Nancy ~ once. with.
out losing any time YES Nes. ves"'
Instantly Kip and the Twins found
themselves standing upright again IN
tho passage
oh thank you, Mike" exclaimed
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N0TICE 10 THE PUBLIC.

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing. O. reputation Of
anv Individual. firm concern or cor.
pOratio that may appear H. tho col.
aims Of Tn, News. viii be gladly cor.
r~otsd when csi,led Ca the attention OF
thu editor II 10 not the intention Of
his hswsnsper 70 wvongfully use. or
lniure amy individual. firm. concern or
onrporation. and corrections IN bo
made Nhers warranted "a prominently
as wa the wrongfully published refer
ence 1T article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

Amarillo schools are among the best
in the United States. and tho News IL
glad 20 be the friend Of the great
American Institution. Tho cIty is proud
81 I's schools mud the people are
cyidouc.ng that flot by voting 20 On.
vest hundreds ~ thousands ~ 1ddI.
tioual dollars in them They ARC doing
excellent work. ana each passing year
witnesses AN increase In this phase ~
educational ADVANCEMENT This state
Of affairs reflects croditally on every
conscientious worker IN connection with
the schools. whether a member of the
officiary or of the faculty for each and
ali have their places IN the scheme.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

Adiuiant General r. -. Barton OF
this city has promised 10 clean up"
McNa. Wei, those who know General
Burton most Intimately. declare that he
VIII come pretty nearly doing inst whl,
he has promised to DO The mon who
went through the World War with
General Rarton love him. ana thcy arc
back Of him in every particular
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Clarendon BANK Elects.

NifNlaI m NJ NfNH
CLARENDON. Texas Jan. tom
,,rs election was held Tuesday uight q;
ihr FIRST National Eauk the following
hring elected a. W TAYLOR. chair.
man OF Hoard: " n Patrick president,
" " Taylor. cashier and Miss D,lena
Parsons. assistant cashier. directors. W.
w. Patrick. Mrs Il. !. Patrick. W. W.
TAYLOR " W. Taylor and Lewis Bar.
mum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

Cheap and abundant feed may not
bring about a prosperous condition. hut
- certainly does not look like famine
10 the land. There are worse things
than low prices Ia Russia the prices
are abomInably high, but the supply Is
scarce. and the suffering most Intense
Which had We rather have. In the In.
'rcst Of the whole Of humanity. since
normally cannot ot this time. iu on
'hIngs prcvan2
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Nick That's ever So much better
But what did ,uu mean by saving that
the chimney sweep and the toymaker
would hey, to boz avcd9'
"lust what Z said % answered Mike
They tuv ar, prisoners In Gnome
village The gnomes win keep .ncm
there until Christmas is over
Mik. Thought for a moment.
n wish We had our Creme shoes
again Wen NOT only have Co help
Nj PIN PIN dig th. gutierng stuff
for the Christmas tons bat wen have
90 rescue the chimney sweep to sweep
out ohmucys fur Santa Claus
And as Tor the tUy maker. why. he
might De- az work now. Wen have 90
rescue him tool.
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CH|LDRESS C. OF C.
CONSIDERS WILD IKE

Special to The News
tHlLDgESS. Texas. Jan. 1.-The
Wild Use wcll. six mites north ~ here.
- nov down f.oeo feet after drilling
oii ana ~ for three wears The com
nauN Officials repurt their treasury a.
depleted ard Tho water supply ~ the
test has been exhausted Chamber %
COMMERCE officials have called q meet.
ing n business men and property
owners Tor Thursday. when the matter
~ raising additional funds tn make q
pussihic Tor the hole 90 be sunk further
win b. discussed
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THE WEATHER

Amarillo and vicinity Friday fair,
not much change IN temperature.
West ToNas Friday. fair, not much
Change in temperature.
synopsis of Weather Conditions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

Temperature this
morning throughout
Texas ranges from 30
degrees On the north
west Ia freezing and
below over the north
central and east por
lions and % Ia %
degrees along the
immediate coast Of
the Gulf II Mexico
over the western
Plateau tho tcmpora
turc ranges from ze.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

''ngrss used isSes 500 words .asi
session Placed end o. end they would
reach around the world ~ times and
hack 10 where they started.
sitting tight is fine. hut when a man
il tirht BE- won't sit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-13

r1 and below 90 20. elsewhere over the
country except California and Florida
the t,montur Is freezing on below
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XXUI

T
XXlIl
Bl's eyes were considerably better
when be- awakcncd-tul lon the DAY.
| light. The warm Wet cloths had taken
part Of the inflammation cut of them.
and when he strained Co open the lids
he was aware ~ q little dim CLEAN OF
light.
lie couldn't make out objects. how.
ever and except Tor q fleeing shadow
he could not discern the hand that be-
/ swept before hi, face. Several DAYS
and perhaps weeks would pass before
the fun strength ~ his sight returned.
His greatest hope 40 present was that
hc could gropc his way about the cabin
and huild a fire Tor Virginia.
Building the firr. however. was q
gricvous task lie fclt 10 incumbent
upon him 10 move with utmost caution
~ that Virginia would not wakcn. ~
cropping about the wallis hc encountered
the stove.
Feeling told him that hot Goals were
still glowing in the ashes. Then hc
fumblcd about the floor Tor such fuel
NE fiaiNth Nah INNNNN'A
tie found piece AZ last. and soon
q cherry cracklc told him that d had
igniicd. tie glinucd with delight But
his joy was q triflc premature. Al that
instant he trippcd over piece 81 fire.
wood and his hands crashed against the
logs
"Oh blast my clumsincss" he whis.
~
tain
lis that vou HAROLD" she asked
She was wide awake
NO It's Bi"
well what are YOU doing up9 Did
Harold do YOU mean 90 say YOU built
he fire YOURSELF"
That's m". LADY"
Then YOU must have your sight
again The girl snatohed aside the
curtain and peered into his face
NO such luck. Goals were stin glow.
ing. an I had o. de- was a. pat IN a
piece of fircwood But I'm all well
otherwise. as far as can tell How
about you'
The girl stretched up her arms ~
little s,iff-oud now want YOU Co.
tell me- just how this blindness ~ YOURS
lis going 10 affect our getting out
u was serious question. 4 don't
see how 10 can affect as a great deal.
be- answered II realize you don't know
one step 81 the way down 90 Bradley.
surg and ! can't see the way but Hlr.
old knows d, perfectly
A. u the invocation of his nam, were
q magic summons Harold opened the
duor and entered tie carried Bnls loud
mouthed rifle IN the hollow e has arm.
You've been hunting Virginia
cried
"Cf course figured we needed
meat carried BINS rifle because 1
don't trust thu SIGHTS - mu, They
yeue q ward oif that daN ! shot 40 the
Uaf.hou
"lld you see 1uy game"
Harolds ewes met hers and narrowed
t.sr so slighr Hut hts answer was
tpi I saw caribou about TWO m.ic.
aWa, Their, didn't se,m chsntc Boz
tn weird 20 hlt b.. hut considering our
scauiiv - meat. ! took that. chance
~ course. 7 didn't hit within ten feet
of him. Hilis gun isn't built for such
hug ranges. I Shot-four times
Bll did not reply. Tie was thinking
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Continued From Last Issue.


The same rifle shots that brought
lad dreams tu 1911 had q much more
lucid meaning Tor Joe Robinson and
Pete the Breed. the two Indians that
were occupying ilarulds cabin
-Four shots Pete said at last.
'LounshurN's signal
THAT means-big do.n's.' Joe pro-
rouuced gmy,lv. we gu.
Then they put ,n their snuwshocs
and mushcd away
There was mo- nervous waiting az
the appointed meeting phcc-a spring
q halfmne from Bins cabin. Harold
Louusbury was already there.
4 stranger to this land might have
thought that Harold was drunk luta.
milinr little fires glitiercd and glowcd
IN his eyes. his features were drawn.
The breeds waited patiently for him
90 speak.
where's Smdy"" De- asked at last
cover Buckshut Dlu's-ius where
YOU said Joe replied
"Of course. Buckshot took her
hack 70" The Indians nodded We'll I'm
going a. Def him Keep her. I've got
a white squaw uow-aud soon I'm go.
ing out with her 90 the outside. But
there's things 20 DO first Bll has
found the mine"
The others nodded grlycly,
And Bin Is a. blind as mole-got
caught in cabin FUN ~ greenwood
mukc He'll be- able tu soc again bon q
6ay CO.. two So sent Tor you right
away
The breeds nodded again, a triflc less
phlcgmatically.
The mines worth millons-mOro
money than you can dream of Each ~
! you get siNih--uuc.thlrd divided be
tween YOU. A. soon as we've finished
/ what I've planned. wen tear down his
/ claim notices and put up our own
then 30 down a. the recorder and re-
/ cord the ulaim." Harold went ou.
/ Then It's ours. No one viii ever guess.
/ No onc1l make any trouble.
Both of YOU are to come Ca the cab.
len. lust about dark. Noun tell me sou
have been over Bald Peak away and are
hitting back toward the Yuga village
Bring along q quart of houzc-may.
bc two quarts would D., better And
sometime In the early evening give Biz
what's coming 20 him
"Do him off" Joe asked stoldly
Make 10 look like % fight" Harold
went on Insult him better still, gct
In quarrel among yourselves lion
tell YOU Co shut up and one 90 YOU
flame up at him. Then strike the life
out of him before ho knows what he's
about Hes blind and hc can't fight "
what YOU want MS to us,'' Pet,
asked. This lie Indicated the thin
blade az his thigh Maybe use rifle
Harulls eyes looked drowsy when he
answered something like q lust swept
over him. this question ~ Petc's
moved him ,u dark and eva ways Ills
fathers blood was n the FUN asceudcn.
! ~ ~ last
There's am odd pi.k m the cabin
Bill had 10 prospecting he said.
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