The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-27
BY VAUGHAN KESTER
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= .n,s re = ssaacv. ~ ss 80 n n,s
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49, sann ..i - - 1919, .os.v 49, = ~. ~
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c'ossss .s
Ana 0enefA 1insafo never
nav him-nsver manifested any m
tefe6t Y hlm. the woEGs came
Slowly rom the Juose7s Hpe: ne
seemed 70 gulp ooWn eotnine
tnaf rosa ID nm tnxoat. foor Ut
tie led!" no muttefed, ana again,
Poor little lad"
Never once, sif. He TOLD the
slaves TO kaep HIM out OF MS signt-
We-all wondered, To- you know how
niggef1 will talk. We thought may
be he was come kin to the Quin-
tafds,s but We couldn't figure out
how. The old general never had
hut one child ana she had been
dead 10, wears. The child couldn't
have been hers no-how." Yancy
paused. -.
The iudse drummed idly on the
desk
"What ,imnlacahle hate-what
,,Sr rrid.in he mnrmured. and
sveot his hand across his eyes. Abb
5000 .nd .Ioof he %. busv with
Ma thonshfs that spanned the waste
a. ve.rs-vears that seemed to
vi;ds before him in review. each
H;ttxr with n. hidaous memories of
Dr. Ia $3.50. Thar ton, the
snn :, 49, sns. h.ttla. smerp-
=, ~. ,or.,v asure ~ the child
800 ~. .h.t Iuno NIGHT
re-. :. oa naa a-m , st;s,ensd where
nus ponae.oe 20 III. ha st,sieht.
sSs.1 w .se;. "a h;s faco
49, W ~ ~. ..asa,a oxnra.e;on
ss Su.ta.as 40 si.s;tn wh;,a smi,a
~ os..e.o ...sn. as go. hov.rad
- o.cs "A ,,H anu A
@oot niS ipS' .. =. ..;a
.,,S One ~. 1:ne, auo Mnr-.,, annaarod
ILL, sn.S an n..S,o n,;t,, Rtsdan
YOU hau No .lSuule WV" D .I,!
ne was cvls ,s .na. wv - s Uon
Keep Tue ennu-sos au L'sn. ~ 1an
nD 49,, ~as never IN .ne. ..o,.h,.. ho
Neser, s,l al a.; Ms ou' NC
e ass..-.ss, ha,.nas :, .h.sa ,.-ts i,
- nv" ~ $3.50 Do"' ~ 'e '' '
ara .s d e., - moot him !.
v.-n 1T
SAr Ms any qu.s a
Il st 49, 49, nrntess;or., se-vicoe
H. a s;. 10y p hs sa;d avonrs
a. 10 'o cia., 90 90 Of fe,nnious assault ;
"No II sin't sir~T LOOK at If this,
,.v.vs. IT, a clear case NJ NV giv.
inc him tho damndest sort of a bod,
hast;n1,"
I .Sirs said the mdre "1.u ho,d
your hat while YOU are about it,
Hicks had taken his time in re.
snondinr tn the iudge.s summons
but now his step sounded in thu
, hall and throwing open the door h,
entered the room. Whether con
sciously or not he had acouiref
, something of that surely. forbid
, ding manner which was character
istic Of his employer. A curt not
: Of the head was his only greeting
!. will yof, sit down. asked tn
Judge Hicks sienified nv anothe
: movement of the head that h
would not "This is a yery dread
E ful business," began the iudp
: softly.
t "Ain+ itp agreed Hicks "Wb.
4 won rot 70 saw to me ?" he adde
: netulantlv
II .H.ve vo,, ct.-tod "a d-.. -
. h.vo,;," sskad ths ,ud.e 1;cL
' | nodded ."Thst nm. vnnr ;d.o
sneeested tho ;rdra
n aHo Il -.:nY oh,..+.d u;,h
: ,;aks, "pm. ..,S 80 "a Nm
o.;r. Ia. ~ Nv se n,uH Sne uau u.e
80. .; In SA Ss". S 1 M,u u' ~e.e
Shot 30
'nv
-, h;s :va ,hau,reo LIZ tne !uuse' ,arcl
iv s ai n.h nv ,ha nnist;o as p'a'1
: .so ,rt' Of o NJ ~. ~ h auS head NJ
w.rs son - NV go w ~ :"
ar. 800, 80 ;.,y e
5. ~ SPA =.
: :, .ase.h On "iM anu lne u'SeuSse
The fudge regarded Hicks lon
q and intsntiv and in silence u
imapnificent mind was A. worl
q Retfv had been d;str.u,ht ha h.
= not observed anv' s;rn ~ II ~
nrevions dav II Ware we're hett.
I'll informed M IN her tr,ye mental eta,
= wbv had no chosen this time to !
: IN Memphis
y II snppose Mr. Ware asked VIC
" tn keen an eve on Miss Mairr
. while he was away from home
said tho iudge Hicks snsn;cio,
. Of the drift Of his ouestionin
made no answer, II suppose va
n told the house servants to keep h,
\ under observation - continued II
iudee
Il don't talk to no nisxers." r
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