Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1925-04-18
BEaiN,IIERE TODAY

fMoraafiafiom her fathers ranch tt
the station when thew run out o
gasoline. At the point OF gun the
Wreck takes five gallons from
oa Ister c Charlie Mcswe~n. foreman
Of ranch along the route, hides
The Wrecks car.~takes OF a wheel
and forces SALLY 10 act as ranch
cook. Then thew discover that MIR
Underwood the owner 81 the ranch
Sheriff Lob Wells: SaIiv.,s aance: i
unWl,tinglv searching the country
side for the bandits who held ur
Underwood. Chester Uuderwood's
son.. finds the hides, GaI on thf
ranch. Sally and the Wreck fore,
Chester to show than to the car anc
then th..v 'rAks an ESCAPE. NOW
Sal,v ~ ,I,uE1i--i ~h-'her To catch s
train fol chicago or 10 go back Il
her father r,tfrh
NOW co on WITH THE STORY
But il might l'- ev,sier 10 go to
ChicaSo even II -t'A did not buy a
trousscau thare There were diff
culti.s in the way OF al .-AIIy return
70 thu, I:It-M; u wmLi entail eX.
rkinl;i"ns that sh" dii not want to
make, hot ~ In,s<.i. Oh her own ac-
.
felt that If wr~s came TO worst,
she c.nil.l justify he: own course
r:Iirly we'll &c. she did not know
whether she could ci-ar Henry vii.
linms Ely un!1w!ul Thing he had
done WAS 'm he own account. she
knew. and NJ; :uI' all the world would
she let hiip sake the consequences
single ho nd,-l. ii hey went back to
the Barn. she did not see how she
cot invent a story that would
c.var nc situation. Certainly, she
al ut propose, 10 tell the truth. She
h.h">'d n truth. and she did not
llh,. invr.l,:nhs-but there was
l,..r,I W'iH.ffinS 10 he considered.
.Nnl the welfare Of Henry Williams
r,-A Ai.rvc ethical considerations.
"i,t'| take the roall back the way
-. c','a"." She said. II don't mean
~ M.iy@%&Eat we.A try to hit a
:, IT :. "a +w!,ich viii take us to
-" =. .iAny line. think you spoke
.,;.,;.:. .As& 'ndea,noed saying they
-. sisf BY iway OF Duncan. I've
81: i-..i,. 70 Duncan, byt think
sI4s&s ''5isPsalt Nhy' 'e g. try =.
: ~ : t''.,, nrf SAID the Wreck
e. o.: tanned left into the !
y turr.v'l on through the |
a.! =; I; VS. r1nnins beautifully |
ar.i 70 : 80 L"f Wreck listened |
= thcihe of 'sG""0i II, with & sense
N ;;'S',, fSsastioi.. N.'fcr had 1T
IT on ell -FOUR cynnuers WIN nore
'isterous regularity. The rest had
it good. 1t was both rhythmic
lcous. which
diver ought to -.
If make the train" asked Sally. /
ter A long break in ths1conversaH
Ion; what are you gcing'to do?" ~"
"oh. I'll drift down to the BARN."
But hos van You explain being
a waysso i6ns?"
I'm say took my time. Camped."
But I thought you were just out
l,ere to rest your nerves. she unused.
And they're all right again. aren't
Iley?"
He shook HE head violently
BAD as ever" he said. Fierce
Henry, that's nonsense. You eat
IKE horse and you sleep like an old
AT I don't believe there's a thing
ne matter with your nerves"
What do you know about it?" he
I'm the person that
nows. can feel 'em. If you had
As nerves strung through your
stem you'd be jumping around like
rasshopper. You'd be just what
IA wreck"
But you're not wreck That's
1st one Of your silly IDEAS"
You're always arguing"
oh, you can be disagreeable If
,ou wish," said Sally. But when
- talk about needing rest for
= t'i@'rcrves you make me tired"
ii :Tell, I don't have to rest r,
f4I} 2''e BARN., If that's what