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; � . . A* U � The about choked the life out of - him. I'd 'Be4den came over the Wire—Ill ,granted . � coat your 141le one's stomath ,"
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L i . camp rl ht there at timber line. Along started. I'd like to know wha� hap- '
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I A0Jr_ 'L I 'i I � the ulm* !r, ul tonl� fir4 rties of , 0 this side and insisted on staying to Mrs.- McFarlane hung up the re�eiver. �
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�� ..: I. famou-st blets M44 e f) 0 M fruit J ulees, fielp me. se I let him." The Wd Woman's nasty chuckle v�ras in- . , �. I
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ML* dk"M and rest, while I boll vom* , i r,e Welt. It Was aku my ratpL- � -h . and c 14190rou*busi-
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said. brought you ,only care and � with mc tij)]J�L "I tbIM I I -face d - tip. �
a4 tw tired to make pretandon towaa happ L L 01dug,, -in .. k I . - She read in her fathees -,
I pp . IF -happen to know just where you were, 1 got through all rlght.11- L � ,,
an thus far. I'm an allent- � prefei a L Aacd In th P ebange of line which she Telalefl IwL_'X
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mobdn& . � d&Dwt , lied in th Ju 0� L . back without �, "She said, something else, soma.tbjng I In � -.
� tl!�,Vpl and whaV. starte-0 YOU , � I ng Wayland bad said. ' ;" P i(i "
my way$ re not your ways." I She Ji1L I Then, Ith I I I sudden realizat 'he gravity of sOmethl -;-.
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I - I 11 I '46L look tit s6me tim. I Thd mother did mot.answer, for Way- It seems cowardly, but in the end she
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; - ber. iDd 81d Marm B . Vhat does.b $ father want of Id
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ft no-- I reaDy believe you Illre ,to do I sebt word to (31 -fit and f presume that , already busy with b& affairs. "I don't own world. -One was from Will HaIll- wants Wayland to go vftA b1m. 714uV 4;
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1010 her face, and he went ow i : I . I , � wise that's the- wa I figure It outi. I she said later, "but I hate to have that Holsman on an exploring trip, up the A pang shot ,!through� Berr-10's, li-nwtu' I
"Why bitter and -sadly contemptuous. She batxd to have him resum that , . y . � - , .11 : (I
46 you, caire for me?, Tell mer � I � I Moore girl telling Iles about me.111 I Nile. - "'You must join us. HoIsman � i �
I i A cow hand riding up the trail greeit�' That's the -worst of the whole busi- ` "He mustn"t g he Isn't able V41 vo -;I
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� *I dbult know.' she murmured. Then led Berrie respectfully, but a I . .tone of s eU depreel tio ' d. kiieeling . . . � . 1r1.,,.!1r. � ,,,
- Cynical . . . � I - ness." Sh admitted this wifth dark- i u on." An- she exclaimed, iand ber pain, ber f
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I ' ' ed on. Another witness; another gos- she Insif te& .� IINQ od3 -6u'ld Wayland Hears Frbm Home' I . . i -,,I -1,
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I i - i a splendid fellow like Landon to : - . . . . � � I � I you keep the con- T was almost . . -ourth "Are you to Ile in New York this win- mrs. MtFarl�ne gently Initerpo,zed., �i
She did not care. She had -no ftr- . were ex iausted. You fooled � with: mean," 9 6 could not day when the, supervisor called , X fF
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a 416kaW like me. Landon worsMps ' ter? I am,. ' I've decided to go into Hefl have to �0, hon , Ill I hi -1 , -- 1
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7m�-you know that-i-doWt you?"' on He accepted- her lovit * -Oh. I wish you hadn't goner eX- ' this suffrage movement." Awl so, one h -r, �
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- of'11fe wim her only concern. . I I gone one%" his wife argued, and som � even though It should last two wanded rather' than -asked before bW�__l
. wroe In the fu e. He ate his day's w6'r& ' any ' liow. I've always thing ing, must f4Ce :__., i
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'"WItly dMWt you? Hers ftat the 'TVs never: had any madvW he 1 bring to - � with A and this trip isn't In her voice convinced him that I e was years, would only be a vacation. HIS mother .could 1protest . "I I
� confess4A "Itva always done whatil toast and ddranlrr his 0 . I and "t. , needed at home than In the I � f 4
mob for you. Hes a maw of h%k . I ! ' ' going to s I W& Tbe 'boys all LmOV91 more to' real life was In the cities of the east. Voll.11 i I �_ - �
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I Pleased me at the moment, -or because ted. the women to h to b1mir room, "All right, mother. -Hold the fft an ()harming as Berea was, potent as she Wayland opeaeCk the door, and ,dtp -* - �
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Truth Is, I never,bad any an lusl-vi� � . . I I Ing bar, and It required but a glance - - arlane Mrned toward ljl*r,�,�� "
I resented yaw w&. . � i - evil of him on that account.," . 11 taken from .M. At the moment mar Mrs, McF �' �
tr0y, rm, mot the sitthig room, and Mr&. Mc�arlane . . - 10 I �
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taUty, and my father never r bal troubles me. � � , � V
, sommuent to Belden, , for he: Was a . dema ,ded 1 "I know I Tbat's w I riage with her' appeared absurd. finsband with a face of deVaIr. i -11
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tives now. A few days ago I was ln-� I i sideirate bib was. Mother. I've never 'This haskbeen a disastrous trip for , 'him a keen shock. 11011vleawdli has come." �_ U I
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900m the world of Yom Hell so bith tone o deoled.., I `�
. - terested in foirestry. At this time all i , slnoot,21y. known' any, one like him - - fle's a poetl Berm(e,". she said after one -or the d IF h I all He took her Jn his arms. --mbpre. U
ft fte service. I've never done saw- I ! � The st�ry went &Ion# i, very - 'Come 13D. - 0 c ed;,,ispringIng_ to his , � I 11
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a futfleI Whafs, the uselof my, till I 66-h1t care, what people say of me It there. motbe don*t eryI �� �
-4 never shalt. it i I i the W1 came to 1b second night i feet with a tholl of dread, of alarm � �i:,l
lkbg hi the world I I i � erv`1i t loose from your Im r '
�wft be better for you If I go--tomor- U71ing to ,live?" � - I ; 1n camp. beside the I ke� Thei her only they -will be just to hiaL They've his b6rse. I McFarlwne Ontered Slowly and shut helped- Yoil ell 1� 1 ,
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. . h . I gaged?" - of Berrie's stay in camp with Mi I Nor- \ Is to efend her against i *)o .-
2ft seek, ftew him to ber bosom oinind E was f righteued for 'Way-! ii, i not eall, you away.". - \ - �i
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ftilmd him passionately. "You break - land, aud.as. she thought of the � � , i I , but he told me bow His face shbwed a graver Hui 44T* i 13in what of hill). Joe- he doWt 4-11,41 i_ I .
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mW hearit when you talk like ithatr she I Ion . t , � . . meet him - In Penver," answered )�&- v ' I �;
g ride still before thpm she � , I 11 r Viti ��
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I I i i r—". mother, I I know It is, I'm not line be -followed, and that youngster could his way to C411foruhL Won,t you 94 ..He'll do The rl,-bt thin- mother: lw. "
What shall I do T1 she.:� , i w .71;
Aw- such gloomy thtogg-1 wonIt lot sb;tll I do? I . I i I enough fo him. but rm going to try . not do It, and, besides, I expee ted to down?" � I r'. : i
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jm give vp. You shalt come right moane(L I � I I I 1; . I ? . i . \ 1 ,8, T 1i
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i � , .Mrs. -Mc rJane's face cleared. "He evil of our girl, and, besides, Norcroes 11P
,__.,,ii,,ii,,ii,i_,__., .-,- _ � . _-Aawarmm � � i i fine chance, �don't It? I've always sr'.nll- -� --� I
about me- Please don't I -can ride. 1� i ! A.
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. - � I I I � surety Is 4 fine'young fellow and can Is a man to be trus , . �, -
,I'm feeling better. You must not I . ! . . I wanted to seel1be coast. When do you la "Jq he--Wjjl Ill.(, - - �,1� ;
be trusted Ito do the right thing. . WV14 I , lived down. can �
Jftny Women SUffer .. "Of course he Is, but the Beldeas are Z , ,
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.� ; I we might as well go to bed., We can't ready to think evil of any one colunect. "' '.��, .
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plainta., 'I'm donel . You'll never . ' Jget er and be hapu? Ill 1�
I i settle anything till your father gets they 11,ve ti I �_. "
From Pains ion the ftcL eon' I ed with us. And Cliff's as t on �, i _-,
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I hear it again. Cowel Le I I I I still dazed by the suddenness of It. I way of ,life Is so different He I
I __t as go lo� ; I i — 1.1- borne, sh said. I -Wayland'F- S ' ( 5� 7
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CaD ride." I - I J Waylan rose next morning free from ti-ontent himsel herte, slid she Cftn'l 111 : �
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Wltm the back begins to ache it is -a "If we can reach Miller's rancb"�_ . I It 11 � # dizziness nd almost free ffio m where Ile elongs. It all cz i �_ iz �,
I siga that there is soinethixW radically - - ; m PaM Did he make troubjer, I 4,, � . I I
In -1 can ride to your ranch!" he de0lar-' i I I and when he came out of his room nis dd: "I see. Well, before you decide to ,lopf-less to' M Wouldn't 11, be 1,�.,,t 1�
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a kidno -� . I'd slept AF week, and I'm hungry. I , w than to m4ke a -IF 1.
futiou that she stared at him in won I I _ you. Ay daughter has told me part of 1) mistaki that mi, I I I
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Mwaes Kidney Pills are n6t a ... rie hadn't InterferecL He ') ,
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!- i don't kDOM"Why I should be, but I am." � . '
I bar* numficine for the Idducys only. . I with jealousy." , !,
I Be was ab)e to smile. "I've bad my - � I want to know all of It You're young, **Nlebbe It 'would, mother, but tho i
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- 3&s. L. Melanson, I'llympton, N.'s, I � i "Nash didn't say anything about any 40r, :, A
. litile crying spell. I've relieved my: . . � thin -.very Intimate, something almost but you've been out in the wigrid, and ileel,,ion is ,lot ours. She"s too .., - I
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. write= "I am sending you this tesid- to:: . � r asiault." eople can say .about for u,4 locontroL She's of ake. auti it I
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� (mderful bea rt of Its load... I didn't meaul . . "He didn't know it Berrie to] d him dh,- 'it
e 100nial, temug YOU what a W I I . i � you and my girl." His voice -became sIle emnes to A full understan i
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1 could hardly do my housework. be a comical figure." : I with, Berri.6 and that a fairly clear un- I I i
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. itban seemed to be doing we any go9d. I - . � . � . that" TbaVs true." she signed. `In 501nis. i
� I little alarming to. her, but at leingth 1 reacbed. That this understandixig in- Norcross was quick to reply. ""NOI I
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At last I vras advised to try a box of . . I- � �
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Moan's Kidney --Pills. had i I . I � upon her face, and his voice was vl- etimes I W1613 Ate .1
I - UUM41be, first box I foviriel relief� Ihave tered his depression, and. bringing up!, i J nothing in! his manner acknowledged It. I dolng She's a noble girl. No one will both of US- ,I
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meed -live boxes, and to -clay I fed like a - the horses, she saddled them and h flp- 1 1 1 - � 9 Sbe did I not ask any questions, be- brant with anxiety as he said, "You dare to crilMeiSe her for what she could were n6tso self reHant"
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L . *w highly:' feel w,orse tell meI and we'll go Into I [ � � . ; story mius� come out The fact that " "You don't � know the Beldens. My i
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� . ! I have seen her so wrapmd up any . ou tents of his telegmM ,and th"t Ale .'. I
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mlwk of a . - that Berrid had startedba(,k on Tbum , cry b se In the county tomorrow,
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an i '*--- grey boa. IF i " I � . day with young Norcross. made It easy The Belden side of it will appear In . , �,
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[ 1"DennFs?' when you ask for them. � I for the villagers -to disco'ier 'that she scares me to see It, for I ve E tudled 'the city paperis. Sympathy will be with 90 g awayr, s t
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be rgDffed, and his voice was endid,11 she i I -� him closely and I can't believe t e feels "Yes. At least, I must go do-'.tl to i '.
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I V%w Me. a box, 3 for 81 M, � at all . - . 1 Z coold be braver.po � � had not h il . ClIfford- BeMe will be made an Issue - I
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dealem or mailed direct on receipt al and clear that her own sunny smile, I � Z 'Denver to see my father. I _sb-Al he 1
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Mb � voice faltered. and thelreflecti'vi Ing of to allow them to go?- she said. dIfTerent from ours. I don't I . �
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Vbenorderittg:di=ctispedf:y"D=M%L' must be � poe lemmed Ithat her daughter had Ishared: be made kl:iown,.but then there trip?" sb� purs ed, with unflinellim, I .
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. on, although his wou:lde 1 , biavely I said. "It wv s: cold 'and wet the young people chatted the troublod himself before replying. lyes. I -I)IIII R
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I __ head was throbbing with fever and lie ! outside, I and you know' he isn'.1 very mother waited in fear. knowing that ,Pd him ivith such rraDlc and Joyous ex- work it hard," McFarlane went ou. tell him all about It and about 11 '311d, 4
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I - IF BMIOUS OR CO TILVIS was clinging to the pommel of his sad- I strong, 6- d .Us teeth: Were chattering fn a day or two the countryside would pression th.qt ill his fears vanished. with . your father End mother. 114- sliall �
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I . . dle, so Berrie. rode on. . . he. was so chilled. I know It sounds be aflame with accusation. "Did rou mrae over the high trall?" bring the dlst�,Ict forester down on me. know how kind you've all betn" io Inc!, �
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Mrs. McFarlane. bearing the horses strange down here, b p there In the' ,,be wsked. � I .
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For Sick Headache?- Sour Stomach, on . the bridg I e, I was at the door and � woods:in the 9torm what .1 did seemed sft!ep, set I Wayland on his. feet He 44 No. I eame your way. I dldn1 They will m4ke a great deal of my ment he mean It, but as bis f-illit-J."I . I
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Sluggi-sh Liver and Bowels -They � I , right'an'd naturaL You know what I carine to bi,eakfast quite gay: I'Barring� wa-t to take an -v chances of jrethnirr putting you �on the I 1
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. work while yi:iitA sleep. received ber daughter with wondering I � big, Impassive face and cold. heen eves i 1�
. , e� the stable hands, ulck mean, 4n't you?" the hicko�_y nut -on the back of my. mired, It's still raining up there," he - � . I came back to him his couragt- ;4-1111Z. 4 1
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I to deteet an injured man, hurried to - ."Yes, � urldersfand. I don't blame head,", be. platned, "I'm feeling fine* answered; then turned to Wayland. � camping trip I Is - Ukely to prove a serl- and In spite of his firm resohiffi,:, .�oine H
Bao, II.7-jqte, Indiges- � I . should hear of almost re d' . , ous matter to, us all." i
Furred Tongue, you -iii -only -if others y for another expeditiomi "Here's your mail, Norcross, a whole I don't consider me part of his see et anxiety cowninnit,UD- I
1 -Kin and �'".-zerat,le Read- lift Norcross 7down from his saddle. I "Surely you I at J - --;I Tia, 4
tion, Sallow S � � " I hatf ul of it -a ed itself to tb gi
"What's the matter?" repeated Mrs, It"- �' ' - I may malie a ranger yet- . . _pd one telegram In the .0, who atdit - any I
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a6hes corm, -ir.jm a t(�,,.,jid liver and . #&But, , I I " . . - faulL" , i
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clogged bowoi� wll. - cause- your t Tony and Ro sure 4 Worried as, be was, the father was particularly wliat kind of man Vit, (-:(I �
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stomach to 1, ri, At'_:!.. -with undiiii� "He fell and struck his bead I ,�, alone. - . I . . � A
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g J. �- ' , i- - .-m! ferments, stone," Berea. hastily explained. -rake 1, fatber" � I WC � - easy , and retired to his room, glad to escape I er Norcross W1.1s, I
- ested foo I I � ,owh one is to blame. It all date$ back to - . 4
like gaft,a - i - �-'-.,* i . --�� 'I. Mother and I WiJl ands. , rflo�l
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the Iiinal .. - - I . '. �, , y--Indi- knowT," - - The dispatch was from his father and assure ber. Ee admitted that W. rtv * I
, look out for Mr. Norcross." . : ! � t.0 I 'like it we'll ride up to the postoffice got to stand pat now for BerrieFs I i
- - "I donlit think soii-not ye was cutit and specific as a command: ther was harsh and domineer' � - ';n ;
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I . � 'grow., ) this afternoon. "Shall bq,-Iin Denver on the 23 Meet sake." character and that he was ams ', `mi-; i
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I&_ 1. . � , 6ated, gxle on this tril.4 service. What role sball I play? Tell ward his wOL-lr_ ,,I,re W�as �,,, ,.i-,.,;�# 4
. � I "Slip the pheks at once-" she inslsted� , �Iou were alonO .. , i !
f!...X , . I 11 an, � If the Beldens find -OU , ith an ax till I can strike is, me what to do and I will do IV - i
I "ill . ' , I practice w join me on the trip." enou olli.� dl* .1
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r 11,� - z i `,,,h -. n ! - - , I - *; 1". They . i with ,Mt. Norcross t , twice in the same place. This trip : , McFarlanewas staggered, but he an- he found I w�is specializing oil %-,�,011.!,r I
-1.1 I _T, porting ,, he i of �t it will, give' i , With the letters unopened In his lap -
U'.! 1. - , * , . " -, t box came, to her aid in SUP ; ;he a chance at- was an e3 e opener. Great man I d be ; n at least stay on the .- I I
. _J1 . I i he sat In silent thought. profoundly swered: "You Ca . lines. Tben I had to fight in or.-ivr to - � I
I fro-, - , - � r , .: _."imn you feel- wouDded, weary youth indoors, and,as i �t in a windi'all, wouldn't 1?" ground and help fight. This is no time
. I � your. fa�her." Her i J d turned, up04
Z i , I trpubled by the instant deelsion which keep my place.1 He's glad I'm oil, oere, f L'� "
ir-&' '-�'X,A Li,'- I � he stretched ont ()Ij Lbe couch i.0 the ' . - 4
. ,� . - I .� another'! point "Wh ni, did r. Norm He was! persuaded to remain very to stampede-" I..' 1
. . I , I ui,,� . � this message demanded of him. At is I'm regalnlvii�! my i� - ,
� sitting room lie remarked w ir,h a f ai4 I cross get li�s fall?" t V . part of it .A,You're righL I'll stay, and I'll ma V. I
: .. I quiet for lai:i6ther day# ,and ke I
first glance nothing was strength. Butt 1 .
291 simpler than ijust as soon as, 1";,s wvil ; "
Iro ic smile, "This beats any bed I orf � "On �he way bac: , Here Beivie i in conversation with* MX& I to' pack up and go. He was only a any VId
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Ji- 004,00 I -balnsam boti-lis." � I I I I 'I 4dn't U -e to. t4r� ough he exp' U4 me to go to C',,,.',;-_-) .I- - -
I t, - I F hesitate,O again, I . McFarlane, whom he liked very much, thing that will protect Berrie." - i i I
' tourist In the valley. with no intention and take char,44-1 of the Western ,;;2 ', 4
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V� - after Way I I I I I ! I - a coustit-otio.' " he said, "and I don't dened him, aicid yet his better judg- to give ;
. -not Dow; we must wok I - i � � . I U, the side ol ggoinz admire her, and I told beeIiiiiiiiiiii He stoP� 'gi hl I - �
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ItS h. XleFarla.DC, winced a little I t � k we were on. . . �
,the ffiscovery or whercabOL * � a � uov� hijw lie fpund ioqi �sted * I i I , I
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person or p I Ufferill." frOrn ! her daugbter's u., -,e of No 0111 iady k I .
� t b e tiiia�ij. in the set eme- I like the supervisor. 4� : girl," he weDt On. "I like her exceed- I i %
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_� Kervans Debility, Discasus, (if t'_ik; : name, but she said nothiD furth riat p1loued I ' , 11 o -v� ;V., 4 i e we wet'o .4 one of them West of the 111146o.; river 1
t, , 11 i in. ix,U,N . 1,m living in his house at the present ' 1 ,,
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Cat, Bk,od Poison, I the moment, although she wa .�hed -�eWiL - her fave I Witt, a lo.-, clWn. my si.s.ter., were i i :
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I Berrie closely wbille she took off Vay- JjLtal,,�-d liwyldl]i ULAW)11_'_�t' � so don't worry about me." 30 U&ft A" � flebigan, but they w. .- I— i
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� Special Ail= ts, 11 - 0 �1; I I th In ft V XW_ 11"A" -ft I - s," he said sadly. "I i forgotten it ]'Thtw botb havo N4pw -Iql i
his ley feet Gec him�somethlug� I)ot wheTli he realized that Mrs. Me- 'T. �! i
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