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lin an admiIrjug "noe- Bud- had "'SaIn-ve branA on your,bay BaRe can't " pockef.s., and, povemed with ihoavilex not keep,.A. little, SUT4$QW0.671111110 " � . .k. I.,
l JOHN H. PEST - run when they bear You, _ .. . 1:::: I
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am , 110=9 womAn . I t'. V,
1, fbRomoed ithe two firiends fironIli, %e oi -th IAzy .8 pL . Did you IteR brusih, But it was nemsivAry forl the from I�Js Aloe. The S, " "" I
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� &P of -AbIe doctor. Now he was' In kid tp steal us !two .Jioir�ksi? " in'VQ , ihe mesqii ,'.19 1% - wasi I . I , �' �
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searwth fiem at being t9ken "No, but y1ad?,viie siald It. I'm. on heavy with,--srudety. WotAd the what Prince iiopeti to find WAS and mowed, warialy'forward. , "" I , i R
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'.. I into friendship by,om of these her- tl,,e br�cnc Sanders rides, gucj y me sort of cave or ovephanging ,IALie down Qp the sand, face ba� th4p ' .L F
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.. .beo. At last he sr-Rewed up Ills ck)uc- Fire harse-thieves now is well as would his obsibinacy preivail? �edge,of -shale un-foT which they could ground, hauft oufttretehedll� camie I
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co burned ium-clently tI t of travel.
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GRIEVA V.S. .
0iiSay, Daniel Duane aWt gota fJdug
yet
"'I've a nD*n Ito -bum 'back ,"
Pollowe of suspense, T,h4 problem wpu 0 he, at bei,sj� "
Id a Qment I a 7
t0g'xt his side gave notice to him
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on -yore friend, has he? Jimmy, I'd
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isaid, Jim, With the� Irritability of-
-cuat ona. They had
h fli hyt,10a tivad,
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that ,she 'had deftly rernibived, his, Ire-
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I Honor graduate of Ontario Veterin.
like -to go with you both You
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sick man. * "How iw Mbxico did he -Claitofi'momed
ofter. him. - I sew" dared �l'ight -a fire,' and il�,lan-
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leave town." I I . . .
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, .happen -to, ffight ion Sniath-McRobeit '
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, 'it tQq,.,w i no Icandti-Ron'to &�Iand 6x-*
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animals G'eated. .Calls promipitly at-
0illiesipokeseverelay.
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Looks like -he might have
want 'em to hear us'an' get away?f riosiire 'i case the -�rmther grow bad.
The'edwipuncher sat up and took h6_
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tion right tout 'of ,yiour haid, Bud.
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found E(Onijethiin, eise. for�us.,y .
"Tbi right. TbWs -sure .right. E*en. if the boy weathered, the, Ir6ck-
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-erinary Dentistry a specialty. Office
You're going to stay light here at
"Bud hais tiolo much. imaighlation,"
Y6u -said samOthi& then,, Billie.. But Mles, it'-�rquld not be pogisible for him
-the eyes of, this, very cofiitetent Brian
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� and. residence on Gioderich Street, one
home. 11111 ball You � another thing
admitted Prince ruefuRiy. I'll bet a
they'll not gelt away. Haven't 1 3160't -,to wailk hundriedsi of ViRes in- -- his
young woman. Me color beat warnir
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vAdle we'r6.,!o.n thalt ,subject. DO'n't
,stack -of blues hie ,pickedthese hawss-
an their trail four years? They',, weakened condition. ' But tbis was a
ly ,through heir dark' skin, S'She was -
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you get tia, thinkinP ,that killers, awe
es on purposie�-probably f%pughit' 'it
mine &9-.1ast.1,1,-. jimajAer which did vot-press, for' an
very well worth looking Out. ,
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Saudwiches of Assiorited Greens- , 6,1':
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fine� people. They aln't. qDme of,
lem -2e
w.OVI,d be a gre'ait joke*ion Sandlers an'
-answer., Billie ,,intended `�d'Crns
Trince wak3 &awing farther from'- _gj no
�rWhatls your name?" she demand- (CreamIed
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the TIO&CL Dut the d bridges'until he came )to them. Just
anger not
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parsCely, green garded, let.; ,, � ".11". I �
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kinds of advantage in!' they're a cruel
'lot.
- Wiel�l-j don't like it. They've got
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yetover. As theimse passed, some no* he must focus his mind onkedp-
"IMy wed birand4s Billie, Prium," tuce,
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cold-bloloded Never florget that.
Us wbl�;10 they We.111d 118, now " ,member
of it ,might hear thim or ing the wounded man alivie and out
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I'm not talkin",about AmClanton, un-
He -he
'Biblde did not like iteith;�,' To kill
yloung,claiAou might hear it and'gal- 'of the 'hand's of, his enemies.
:Beyonj bend
i "I'liought sio. Where's the 'other Carrot
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disimses of - domestic animals treated
d-rejand. .did what thought.
he had to do.' I don't say -hie 'was
a man on the frontier then in fair
fight was a - misdeme'anour. To sitteal
lop out to the road under the a' mpresi a the came upon a jut-
s,ipn -he -to Davie ting ,bank that for lack � Of better
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! 'reasonable. Day night
right I donit' say* he 'was, wrq0n'g.
a fioree was a capital 'offence. MROY
was going nieet
Roush. --Billie twisted in and ,out of mlgft'� serve his purpozi-a Hea could.
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tam promptly attended to. Office on
But., will s-ky that this country would -a
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be a ,whole I Dt ,better off if weiiA. put
bronclo thief ended .his, life at the
end ,of a riapie in the hands.
) out a cave in which his, partner
the lbrusb,'_'nevier for an, instant let- scool,
,bing his.'rfriend might lie protiecied from the.bot-mid-
"I hate tip wake him.. He's been
wounded.' All day he'sbeen in a high
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feverand he's asleep at IasitLl'
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Inverness Kennelst
Bud sniffed. "If you hadn't had
qf buisiness snuffed, out the lives of
ly as on one standling W11. tumbled weeds, dulning the day they
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I tish Terriers.
yare guns this m1ornin' I'd like to
dther respedtoble clitizeins. 'Bo,th of
At ,baisib �Bllllie. -be-gun to breathe Inop"It ,escape 0" "or a ftilnie.
obse7t 'ed6
seemed- a little shaken. . iSbe heisitat-
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know where you'd 'a' been," �, , '
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the Flying V Y riders knew that if
more easily. The pursuers musit have 'When, the �iexan ,te'tUvid to his
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they were caught with the stock, -it
passed before ,this , 116Sould give his friend,, he found him in a restless
get well if hie could havlepeo- Hard
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airmed I'Deicause -of Indbianss and. bad
woblId be of no arvail with Sian4ers to
. slumber. -He tossfed to and fro, mut-
attention ,to the s164 _' - - .
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pie -ad thaif they. had, -no intention of
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tering snatcher, of, incoherent talk.
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we'll all the brgtve enlough,AD .go with-
oidt our hoglets. 111-fbii glad when
stealing. Possession Would, be prima
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-the saddle horn. The fever was gain- The wound seemad to pain: haim: even
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ing -on him tfie delirium , in,his sleep,.for he moved impatient-
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waybe's been since he was, ilhot,"
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"It's itiolo -late t o go .back now,"
and W� 6 rse., . .
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"Aft' wfien,, you two Went up
Prdnce decided. "'We'll travel dayand
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cine, University of Western .Ontario,
Eoclondido 'Canion,aftleT the,Mescalleros
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Faculty of Medicine. member of, Col- .1
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10utario; pass graduate course .in e
Odcago Clinical School of Chicago ; �,
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Ragland; University Hospital, Lon- �tdon, England. Office—Back Of DO- I
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mad Surgeons of Ontario; graduate of ,
New York Post Graduate School apid. ,
Lylibig-in Husbital, New- York. Of- 1
fice an High &Teeft, Seafoith. Phone :
27. OfAce fully eqdipped ' for X-ray
diagnosis and ultra short wave elec- -,
tgic treatment, Uttre. Violet Sun Lamp. ,
ftiehbneilsbi ,and Infra Red elIectific
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New York City Hospital -and. Victoria
Hosipital, London. Phone: Hensall ti(i.
Mee: King Street, Hensall.
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Eye, Ear, Nose and throat
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wei. ana,Aural Institute, Moorefield"p,
We and Golden Square Throat Hos . -
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ea& month, froin 1.30 paii. to 4.30 p. -m.
58 Waterloo Street, South, Stratford.
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Nabs- - Prices reasonable. For dates
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Xiamm" qf' all kin(K -
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AM Jk ttjA�bh*ft r 1A14A1bfrA
a p-tured Tyr,rsis 1voulaideau.,
t n a ca
,heard Dwd Wrayburn bellin' all
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have, -him, send the broncis back. I,
hate to d10 it, but we have, no, choice.
apparently exedr. He met Bilfte's
back to Daxb'Roush and his, brother. ,
He darefd them, to stand, up,�,and -ftht. , ani&ous look wifih a faint, white -lip-'
"He o-ught never have I t
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1 cup brown .sugar ".,
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it at sup-perr here one-night.
Anyhow, we might -as well, be hang-
, ped smile....To his, friend the yo"g
Hie ca,lled, on iiem to stop� runnin 19
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I teaspoon va:irilla extract I . , .
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ed for s6ea.lin"a horse as- for anything
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. Then hie traPed -oW fellow h . he sigm of a sick
to wait hor him'
"If you'll inquire yotuI d we 'had _
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urs?" plarsisted Bud. . ,
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wc)v,',d have been I-migh. luck,"
', ,They t1opped'a hill and cam. e face
ing in siqbs of rage. . . wba!ther to riik moving him now or
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<Ymitted 'Prince, .holdling up the
to, f"e with -a. rid'er travelling bawn-
'The Alickness of the young man tore talk,e the almnst hopteiless 6hance Of
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iathz,r ta extiniii,ne birg work. "Learn
ward.' His gaze-A,00k in the -animals
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the he'ailt --of hi-i"oompanion. Every escaping detecitt4an Wher they wi
she told li3m ciisiply,. "I'll vend" -.a
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Cream butter'and sugar thoroiggh- . .T,R
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a ,hiotif ou like, Bud, but remlini-
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Carrying 'the fugitives and jumped to
imitinct of kiindinlez,s urged him to Princepitt the dlzcision- �n Jim, h -m-
buokguard"fior him." I ly.
41 blcnid.'.we�,Ill with, a .. '.
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er thot guns aren',t` made to kill folks
the face -Of 13111:1e. In the eyes of the
stop, make up a bed far the w n- - Q , The answer came faably,_but
Ou d- "Llf* . .
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ed boy, , and leit him rest f rom the P7"I'Sure,
bile Ion -our account?" -he -inquired- ir- ture
in bottoar� of shallow baking pam, . Ili!
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sivspieiion and surprise-. He passed
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igany of travel - But he dared not move me. What's one I.Rille
onicalay. Bake
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.with -a nod and a aVrly "'Eivenlin'24,
stop yet. He had to ke!tp goi.ng till -bullet in, - the Aoulder, Bit -lie? Gi-
,"That's -my business." . I about
fifteen. minutes Or Wbbll Crust ie , I , 4
browned. Beat 6gigs, -
44H&venlit you bad ,any bringing
" "Finia luck we're, havin', Billi,6,1�
they reached a pliace of t6inprokary me some sleiip�an' I'll be up an'
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A �ulse of anger beiat'in, her throat. beating
until mixtitte is light and ftuf- .
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criasis my knee an" whade you with
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utes, t;o he ,o.n our traill." .
viongeance upon. his enemies, . b white lips cogld�.scarcely find strength
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Her long-l-asilited eyes! flashed in*er- fy.
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means of taunts at - him as, a quitter,
ioutsily at ",him, "It doesn't matter, corn
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'throukh urgent proddi Very gently Billie- lifted the
ags that r(each-
wh�o I -jim. Youill march. to town in D
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baked crust and, sipread' �
e'it-,r iIhian to ask such'questions.?"
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llft---�it slippied, oultI,,11 whirnpered
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d,man and out .,him on the
ed momentarily the diseased m1ind, woonde - I-,
Prince kepit�biim. the back ,of -the cowpony. He 'held bin
frout of my horsie." � .
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Through the ga-theking darkness
movingthrough,
brusli. The swqLt stbod out on the there and gukled'the animal. through
The, voice of the &i.ek man--begati to F.)
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Prince wa�tclied the figure of'his com-
. W,*e body
,panion ,droolp. The s�Dirn
white face ,of the young fellow shin- the sand to the bend, C lantan hung
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babble querulously. Both of those
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ivie ybu a chance to, make, gtiod with
a an" m -y friend, 'Bud., -Can. yon
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ing ghastly in the moonlight. ,, , , , 01' W' th -clenched teeth,, c4l1ing on the
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After what geemled �nterrminalble
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-"Hels. awake," itbe, girl said. "Bring . (9):13
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with exhaustion. Both *nall - -hands
clung to the � pommel of the saddle.
buld see body wivii his strlomg will.
time 'they c from the. mesta, ,, T_.,� 1_ . -A. _-A. " tq
him.out here and let mie'see him."
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Crilvey.' You just '
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it tololk no proopheib Ito see that dn'his
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" 'ed the walkinr_ man as -they rounded
the town to his
.0 e 111AU, M inSLI1111UL, LILY216 SIDIne-
iiines seiveid -him well, Hie rose
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rinee.ly - .
, ppessent cotdition ,the Wounded, man
'Would ntver traiviel, the gun-4bairrel
weal right,, skirted
the pastureg on the outskirts, and t'h6 ,bend, ,,We're iinrost there now."
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"All rlight. 'I will, But, Arst'' I
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,road as,far as theduist of the Flying
struck 'the river four mili farther Hd lifted the slack body, down and
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'�Para s.irvir ustedl",'("At your iteT-
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vice"), he munnuved: ,
ybu,are
lCross my heart an, hope to die.
V Y fierd. Eken by easy stages he I
could not dD it, and whh, pursuit '
down. . .
. 'When they were ,still a long way bay . were ice o6ld. The. sup of ,We.
"DiOn't try to Fj'art.anything. I'll
cin-zl".1 !I ,am." .
thundering at their ,heels the . ride
fi oy ciallapsted dompletely was low .in him. Prin?e co-Vered him
lom 'it th'? b
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-havle:you..covered every s&,ond."
"I belleve yoA, IBud. , Well, the
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would be a cruel, grilling on,.
and'sl.ipped from. the.saddle to which with tl�Je blankets- and his coat He
him
"I believe yau. It won't be''neces- -
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nadth-McRobert- outfit intend to
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"How ahbub pulitin' a 4ittle � strate-
Sandii,,�, Jim?-- Instead hit,
gave a sup ,or two 9 whisiki
he ha:d vo long clung. His friend un_ .
tinched and freed the sorrel, lifted then gathered buffa,110 chEps and made
sary to doeinciintnate, ma'atn." .
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The ,cowpuncher cArried,.his friiend- *
'The fac, e ,Of the blay ',became all
97) on of
tl:n -this 1-cmig trail, !jet's circle back
the slack b-Wy. tio his own a fire in wbich he h1eated Qnrmie liarg-
horse,- and .
out froM' the -cave- and put him down
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N,,aliked be.9ide the ai�ltnal tb steady rocks. These ,he tucked. in beneath
the -blankets beside" the shivering
gently in the.sarid.
"'Why, -he's ontly a boy!" she cried
peak.
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"Outr only chttince,is t1a gdt Out of
malke- camp, i�nd Ille flolw'in the eha,p-
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thp -lurching figure. I
, At the bank Of the river he stopped. body. Slowly ,the heat warmel'the
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3mivni. Jim is supposed to be so' -bad
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arral. Does that liist�n good to y6ia.
. Young'Clantj6n 110oked at hisfriend
-and lifted the ioo4y to i -he ground,. It invalid. After st time he fell once
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"He was man enough ba, go up a-
can't move him, But if you ca n
surzipicklisay.
I more into troubli9d sk-ero
lay 11M,p And slack whin% --the. cow-
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91 inst half a da7)en Taches alone to
nd an' saddile,horseis fur us� ,W6,ll
The younger main, was' fagged out
ncher, se -t it down. Through the Billie drove his e away and
Pil . s ,
save, PauDine Roubideiu," Billie said'
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� -thp back do6i at dusk ian'
,lilp 61Af
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naike Io4w ret,away.- Do,you think
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aud,in, a gond deal of pain. .The jl,lt -
"InDvements]
white shoulder, dressings a stain of pelted ,it with sito'nes �to' a trot. He
,red had For Bil- could ni.-4- keep it witai ,hi:m ivithout
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She looked upiwi quick- interest.
Pou can get u%,- hoTses','anl sb,rne food
'tsal' .
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1hebandages, on tb-e wbund. AlTeady
siDaiked. a moment
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lie was ishaken by the fear that the risking discovery, but lit �,�,as almost
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"I've,,heard 'iha� sitiory. Is it true?"
without In' anybody' Whait' for?"
sked tfie'oow�boy. I .
his. feiver was high and behad miorm-
Arizonian inight be dead, but he re- as inuch affaid that its arri-vial , in
- Los Porte -les mig�it 9taft a .search
.,"It's true. And the was man en-
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"I'll- get y4or6 oi*ni horses from the
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that' -his phrltiier , was pfoplasing to
je&6d it ai vot at -all likedy. Yeit fur the hidden fugitivas. . There was
when. he ,hleld his hand against the
gaiv,-�f two ba;d ,men yesterday.' ' -
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Jeoparldise hig,-iorwn chafteels ,of es�capc
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alwayi a charce �of- course, that the
beart of the wounded- man ,hie was '
he can't be more than eigh-
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in order to take bdm.
not sure ,that he clzuld dg,tp,t 'a' beat- bay w ould stop to graze on the plains
teeh."-! She --watched for a moment
leid theim., that Would arouse suspi-
care of
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the flush of fever in his soft chteeks.
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ahead," the salid irritably. "Think I'm From the river hie. brought water ' �
i1orslas an' Cia ',eni ,to the back' put in digging -a cive;'wiih a pi-e-ce, of Rousli ? Or was it you " "
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fence S..qui;titeir? Thlink I'm goin' to lie in, his hat -01d splashed it into the sla'ty vbal,.-,. The clay of the bank -"He dtid it." I I . LONDON and WINGHAM - 11 .1
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usi aii if you were gloin' ridlin' your- white face. He undid the shoulder ;.
ijilf. Then we'll talke lern when you down on you,?" . "'7v- s -oft and -he rhad;-fair prag-ess. nitinued Next Week) I I :
"Would I be likely to tfiin� that?" lbandages,*soaked -t,hem in cold water, .i ( � Co South ".
dome into ,the 'hiauve. ,Make the tie and rebound We wound. Betwe - eft. the The dirt he s,6��opad OUT was thrown I . 40 ,, . P.IVL , . . .
with a slip knot. We may be in a aoked Bil+le gently. "IN'liat I'm think- cilied te-eth he forced .... a fi�w drops by him inta the river. . Win am .................... ' 1.55 . . �.
in,' is 41hat bo'bli, of us; would be better '-I,en I I . wh , ..- I
hurry." Why not 16f ,h , k-ep'filom hi -.9 flask. I I Soring Markets Are Green ........... 2.11 . 'A
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Boy ,D emion," crowed Bud, referring throw off an' camp in) the darkness.? I . . Have you l4ved in -a remote yliac,�, Londesboro .......... :,., ., '. , , , 2.30
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to a, famious, heiro ,Of Nitakea, Library W.-Ribe we�re s-leeipin' Sanderrs an' his apened. . THE GOOD,SAMARITAN far from a large city, miles from a ' . fl,
I . . ,poisisj� will The ridin' the hemrtis ,out of IiWbere are we, Billie?" the sick .... Clinton .................... 3.08 . V
fvneiv, 1�1111.sure get you horses� all . A girl aisti�di a buckskin pony rode railroad? Can you picture the one, Brdcefield ................... 3.27 1. A
_ Lp� itheir hbi,steJ3. It loloks Ilikle, -good bus.i- man aeked; ,then added: "RoW aid 6own to the riveT to wate.r,her m6unt. store that "is the' source of all food .. .��
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rikh . . we get away from 'em?" i Kippen ..................... 3.35 * * � I
"Ill malk 1112-0, to me to let lem go to it." Shie carried across, the pommel of ber mediicine, clothing -and equipmen,
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-6 arrangements 'to have "No,". said Jim iobstinialtieIly. "Went intio the brusth ak doubled I Hanging from that 3rou are a,pit to need between in- , Hensall ..................... 3.41 . � � ; �
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tive IliCTIZISS Sentl 'back . 'drn '&No. t saddlie a small rifle. 1.
'�to hun the eanlAie strings was a' -wild -turkey fre1queilt trips to better in 1,41
Bring , We'll ,keep ridin' 11 ,back to the river. I'm 'goring arkets 9' Exeter .................... 9.55 � ,
ro-und just as ?.� begin's, to -got �Idark' - , a pajac,d' where we can lie hid for a I North I 11r,
,Pnnlc,d knew tibikt the ,o)'her under- ibloti, Your -general store was indeed �pro- . I I
an' vir.hi'sitile a bar ,of 'Yankee Lf,�,dle' ' hov days," A.M. ,
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. stood what hie was trying t1o, do, and It wasi geittivc� along bo?,Amrd even- gresisive if theve was a vegetable bin ,
wht2n Youlfget here. Now cut your 110b, Fill be all right by mornin'. A�
that ,his pride—and perliapis, siolme- . ing and -silre wa; on -her way back to with itsi ti-ny- fountain jetting spray Exeter ..................... 10.42 �1
sitlok BudL Dian't 'be seen near me Did I fall -off ,my hawss?" .................... 10.55 �
� tbing ,better -than prdide—wouia not ,, Los Porta.les. The. girl wis a 11over over the -pTecious but often dejected He"Isall � . ��
any inare." Yes. I had 6 turn your sorrel I Kippen ..................... 11.01 11
The boy dliecamped. Hds fla" accept suchn, sacrifice. Billie said no . of the outd'o-ors. and she had been "perisbableg " �! "i
ce. un- I , loose. Soon -as, Ir,ve picked a 1yerm- hunti-nig alonei In ,the clear, amber! At this time of year how eagerlN, ,Bruicefield ................... 11.09 I
. inlore, but hits mind, still wrestilled vAith . I I
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gil;jd,tio conoeal his excitement -at this anent camp, I'll have to let mine g3 I ight of af,berni Clinbp,n .., ................. 11.54
ble-Ei-11:d ,adventure which had failillen the problem befioTe qhem. It -,vais i1ni, �Ob. -Someone would . be sure' to t, - Don the smoke of the you turned to the fountain each tinie I ..1V-,:±
own, rosie high into the sky,,though you ,stepped insidle the store. ** _ .1
poisisdible, wh4l's his cioniradle waii- so per- Lotideeboiro ........ 1219, ' -j
from hreaven upbn blim, was trying to stumble on it an' �go to guesistinl2p ' i pye,_ Blyth . ............. :-::�::-: .. . x1v . ,
badly hurt to hold a pacie, thut would, lihe trading post itself could.not be hapis a faitrier's wife had nursk .0 1 .. ,
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say "Go-bly!" without the , use, of keep them ahead of the Lazy S M After a momemit the sliek man spokd seen ut�e,il she r6unded. the beniii , ' ci-ous, greens in, a hotbed and had Belgrav� ................ .��
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woirft . .. d, iiders). Mileddy Sanders must be quietly. "You're'a- good. Pal, Billie. As her boosie drank, a 'strange sacrificed a" few in eix8hange for. E� Wingbain'�,'... ... I ............... 12.50 .. ..,
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Wei% a -`pesitf Twenty times, be asked gaining Ion th!em, and to make mait- I haven't known. any men twould,'take thing 'happened. At a point diiletctilY dire nevessity;'omsome'-busky yorun.g'7 . I. I ...
ters worse Manton drew doiwn. to a� a ilong chance like this for a fealow ,opposite -her a bunp,h of titihible-we-eds sterE had tramp0d mia-es in the :raw C.N.R. TIME TABLE'� � ))
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different mien mysterviouisily whait walk. His high-pitched voice, they hadn't' metta month, ago." had gathered, against the baT�k of the wind and bra,red icy waters bo gp4ther I . East � I . 1�1�
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olcludk it was. Wbeii he was sient to joli-nited exptiess,tans toad ther ol and &-s- "I'm not forgettin' how y,qu rode . . . �� ,11
Stoinething agitat- early cress that was a fair trade in ,, .J�
der mien shrunikein.tstriesim. ,
41he itiore for pieklefs, hie brought back A.M.' PX A
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caphed ,toirnatoes. Set to weeding ion- tiliathe was at rthe beginning of de- up Escondido' when I asked you to ed, them, ,and from among the brush the!,ir ininds for a few s'uckers and Goderi,ch .........,.". '"' 6.45 130 . . 1�' I 1-�,
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� Wha "You got a lot of sabe, t0d. You jected. How pricielesis, ithostO Ifirst, 9PTiTl',g Seafqrth ..
tables impartially. A hundred times I t do you mean,, stand-in" there .... : ...... 7.22 8A8 '.
westa.'. and grinninil at iiiii (like a Walf, Dove don't go bullhf- into ar fight. -When , Without an instanit of delay the greens were. You overlooked every Dublin ....I ........ 7.33 .8.81 i�
be cast a 111oniging glanicei at t!he I .�'g
, Rduob? I ki-i3ed You onco. You are there"s a goold reasim for �stayin' ,out girl slipped from the .pony and lied -,it blemish. You regashed ,every miouth- lWitcholl .. _., . . . ., � ,,
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ering ,sun, How come yiOu ,alive At Tolqe9ohi!s if you had drawn Yore behind a clump of rriesiquite. Throug� ful. and a mouthful was ubvut aill you 'West . "',
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aigaint Thet shuot, both of You! gun � when the shooitin" was on, the this she peered Intently,.. watiching, got. If" this, experience has -been iii DiubUn ..... � ......... 11.19 9.44 .. I ". �-,
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-niolt quil-rie Wait till dtAsik. 'He sdippred , . ' ..,
around to 11he Elephant Corral by 'a. ,Come out fro�n clove(r, Hugh R,o,u§h.1' r�ole Lazy S M would have pitched every more of the main, wh-6 had bk your life, you Will want greens 1.3,4 9.57 . - "
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Hei stopped, and tolo-k the in an' riddled us both,' They kept�out th!6 time conie Out into the open, He the springtime. and, wiil4 never tire of Clinton ............ 11.50 1"11 I ,:�
niattere up . � %,
back wiy and pickea out two ,horses . �,
that suited him,. , Then he went boad- from another, anglei "Your a liar, rbecausme you did. . That gave me a went down to the fiver, fililed his hat them no, matter how plentifuh I . Goderich ............. 12.10 10.b`7 ' .. -4! 11
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ly to the owner of ,the isdable. you doyobe. I'm not runnin, away. c1bance to 661ne through alite." with ,water, and disaippear�d among What ,a s,eason and, year this is for ' .11
TWO to, 'one. . . . (twb to one, . . . 'The Tex -an regilsItered emba,rrass- ,the bimblei weeds, gathering them g-roons.. Thle market abDumidt, in, them � " "', �
"Mr. sanders sent ime to bring to . C.P.R. TIME TABLE -
111'rilde back and gun you bi I'm, ment ,W.tbb a grin. "Yes, I'm the boy. C -110,901Y tb� conceal the entrance of ,his 9:nd every train,, truck or ship brings . -."�� "
.him t1hat sorrel and thie *hite4ioloted, 1' :.1 wonder, of the Bruzois,,7 the -admitbed. cave. ." . . . � in ntore, ,of thent. Let's have thein I 11 East . .. X I
,bay, Said yioluld ,know his sAddle. It a-comifiv now., . . � J
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He puffied 1P end burned -his bbIrIse. A faint. unexpected gl*ami of 'bum- The young wotman remouniteldl, rode raTw in'sialiads� sandwiches and ,even P.M. . - '." i
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Fahittv there ftrne to Billie the th,-u& our lay for a midnient in the eyes of down1stPeam an ei-ghbh of a mile, chopped &�d s1ninkled-iri, sioup, or ov- �. .1 11��
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saddles you use." ding of hiorsierd" hoofs. In fire min- the sick man. '41 got y�Du' whore the splashed through to the other side, eir othier vleketablev. Why not com- Mensiot ................. ... 4,24 1 '1�
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Men miniffles later Bud was *allk- utes ib would be'trob. la-te to save efthe'r wooll's Aort, Billie. I ciin throw ,bou- and tied her pony to a stunted lilve- bine thein with solnite of' the root oT X11cG aw ........................ 4.83 �,�X,
rig th, ack yard of the ho- 11.1
i rough the b � -quietc - (Rifle in ,hand she crept cau- other vegettabiles, we 'he" been, eid- AJulbilrn .................... .4442 .,. .
the sick man or balmaedif. It never s at you an' You eat to stand oak -
tea whistling shrilly "Yankee Doodile." clecurred Ila, him for -a moment-th de- -bitched because, I'm sick. Due says tik-mely, along -the bank and came to a ir-g ell winter'. Let's have them cook- gr�ffi - * ............ I ... 4.59 , .1 . I . I
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It happened -that his fathl6t Was' an sert Clhini�on. ,Someihow.hie must get toi humour me. If -1 -holler for the halv, bieffiind a cotbanwood'th[irty Yards ed plain, not over -dune, with OR the Walton .... � ; .............. 6.05 , .
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ex-Gianfederate and "Dixiie," was ,him iritio, the ehapuTral, and without nivorn you clImb up an? -get it." from the ea,vie. Here, she Waited, pat- fresilinelsis and greenness left in. Here McNaulght . . � .... � ............. 541S �, I .. , �
move tio ,the bloy'sAmste, but he on- I It I Y, : ,44 -, , 44 , ,U 1, -A A-- 0_ - , 44 -I--- Todionto - - . ... : ........ . 9.00 _��`w I
joyed the fla;91af tof the oamoufla�e
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cowpuncher. "How's the game shoul. whifl; staAking'the, game dhe was us-
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"Hurts like Reliv-olland.. Say', ain't The miAotos, passed-, run into an
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Imck; ,stairway of the Pyocbatii House
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Doc fiked up so careful?" cl,oLc;e bo the horii0on's edge. still the
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