Moro bulletin., July 31, 1902, Image 1

VOL.
I.
MORO, OUEGON, T H U R S D A Y , .11 LV 31, 1902.
COUNTY
OHE OF THE MOST PRODUCTIVE
COUNTIES IN THE STATE.
A
C o u n ty
of
v a r ie d
t ib l o to a n in c r e a s e
re s o u rc e s a n d s u s c c p -
in
Ito v A M T . o r THE I U
p r o d u c t iv e n e s s to
Amt Ilessic W estchester. w ith th e del*
iea tr l » l of her race, fond«« «re all qoas*
U«»n; iv»r dkl »he ever hint fur the tini»h
of th a t broken*«iff w arning about Fits*
he.gl». even while, wom an-like. ska was
gnaw ed by curiosity, which had, in th is
Sherman County i* l»«»undc<l on the north by the Columbia Hirer, on ia*.- a t toast, g«««l l«a*l>» of right t*>
the eart h r the John Day Ilirnr, on tbu w o t by thu Derchulrs Hirer, question. Y«t, aa her g u e st's lipa re­
in.nm-«l scaled, ami n«< nilunion to him
and on the south by Wascn County, and embraces in said Innindan«*« a «'ft*
ujw I them more, th e younger wom­
•trip «»( country about S50 n|uare miler.
an r>-maii>e<t silent, w ondering aoraly.
lint tliix cold S abbath m orning
Tne ptincipal production of the County in v i r a l , although large hr uglit McKee very early, and w ith
him anxiety and activity b> all th e
quantities of oats and barley are raised annually. Sherman County, h'litM-lvdd. At im akfaftt when he come
although one of the smallest in tin St.it *, can in production he placed tin- family rote prom ptly from the tut*
llnifthod m >al at th e n r« » lie brought,
alongside of the large»!, as one sixth of the entire wheat crop an u u allr mid rapkily all vinmln w ithin reach, all
ra a te u ta > f th e am ple p a n try , th a t wa*
•ip o rted fr«>in the State of Oregon is taken from this County.
Mm liny*» prid.-ful boast, w ere pnr-
eele I out and put in portab le shape.
Fruits of all kinds Ivar in abundance nnJ are of the very 1« at q u a l­ I.n- it tin s <>f b illin g coffee *«in I umwo I
ity. Some of the beat orchards in Krsteni Oregon are to b© found in tin* hitch, n; a jmasing h a lte r'sca rt
wa . i-aptunxl by .McKee and It* entire
hare.
contents «julekly went la-m-atli long
kniv«-* in nimble hands.
A portion of the County is peculiarly adapted to atockraising, and
For th a t m orning was one of tho*.-
thousands of aheep, horses and cattle of the host breeds and highest «Heft irae whh h ma«I«- every »vm|»ntheti«-
h«-nrt in H a ltin v re la u t w ith h<*avi«*r
grades are to l»o found within her borders.
th ro b -d a y s which ms«,e finn li|>* tn-m-
hte aivl strong hands clinch han k while
The assessed valuation placet! upon property is very low, as well as they forced toars to tem ler eves of all
tru e w< men. southern or union in th eir
the tax levy, at there is no need of wither being high, the County being tw-ntiinent.
Jtcliel prisoners wen- to inarch th m u g h
entirely out of debt with plenty of money in her treasury to meet all
tlv u e streets, a apectnele ami a w arn­
her obligations.
ing. not w antonly, perhaps, “ to m ake a
’ Roman holiday,** but Is-cause Mellen-
The County has a tine two-story brick courthouse, surrounded by rv. the old Capitol ami o th e r K m ler
, pri .uift overflowed; and these men. t u t -
well kept grounds.
I exchanged. m ast go to prison-pens fa r­
th e r from chance «»f «-»cup«? o r recapture
d o u b le w h a t it is a t p r e s e n t.
clnet) to him, th<- limping, shattered
n-innnnt of a man, hollow-eyed, w ith
sunken check* and uam o v cheat, racked
w ith <ft>ughiag uuder the bleak Decem­
ber wind.
In pairs, o r fours, the prison-gang
moved slowly forw anl, m any »carve
able to keep np even w ith th e alow
tim e of th e guard And, in th«- long
line, f -w were more than luilf clad,
searc« ly on«- w ith an overcoat, but som<-
hiiggm g th e torn and filthy blanket, or
th«- w rap o f old earp««t u*«-«l in i u sU-a«k
a» a very luxury of prison lot!
Hot»* men wen- list less. « wholly
lmrefoot, victims «>f prison w ear, or,
war«*, of w anton theft, w hk h not sel­
dom ffw’aped tin* vigllan« «- of higher of-
flee an«l i«-ft th«we vile enough to pn*y
u|w»:j the helpie*» ere«tun*s in th eir
charge
NO. I
w orking her way through th e crowd,
close up to th e b a rrie r of steel. T hen,
wnt king eagerly, s I k * managed to ra le h
' hia eye, a n d - the n atu ral gallan try of
! th«- '• irgiuuin ahted by th»* evid«-nt inter*
<i«l in her expressive face— lo l l it fixed
, ujv.n her. A ptutxled look stole a~rowi
•th.- young M-out's features, as ho won-
denxt w hether her in te n t n-gard m eant
th at they h;wl m et before Evi«l<-ntly he
had been singbftlout; for though a deep­
e r tin t «ly«-<1 her soft checks, th a t gaze
n«-v«-r left him, nod
tin-«¡aery hia eye­
brow s w n t over th e guard's shoulder
com»* a scarce perceptible m ovem ent of
h«-r own. foll«jwed by th e ban-suspicion
o f a n'Mhh-d anaent. Not one bit a fop,
Evan knew then th a t the girl had a
nuv^^gc for him. o r had possibly seen
him before: and, sta n d in g cuotksA there
under the biting wind, his elastic sp irit
earri«sl him back to all acen«-s of his in­
freq u e n t absences from hom«’, and ad­
m iration for the pr«-tty, graceful wom­
an. so plainly inu-r<-st««d ¡n him. m ingled
w ith his w«»nih-rment sufii. ¡.-ally to
mak«- him forget his sorry p lig h t an«l
sin g u lar costum e for th e time.
”< an we not give th e prwv»n?n» <«oni«'
cofftft 1!.■■ .ie uxk«-d >t1 the trim young
lie u ten a n t parsing <lown the line. And
; ^ t f - - n t h e w itchery of voice and
.... _
* f
.
‘•He is here, air.” T he ju n io r pa . m 4
to tin; r«-ar as th.- c ap tain halt-«!,
Miluting grim ly, w ith a scowl w it i a n y ­
th in g b u t kindlinesA in it tow ard » I n ,
charg«*s. m th e g. a c ra l naid:
••Captain, in stru ct y«mr guard rb-tail
to |N 'n;i.' 1.1" ; „ d i ■ .
l y I - . . I...'
.
to serve fo>j«l to tlie p riso n e r«.luring '!;«
h a lt.”
“ My o n le n a re v«-ry «trict. g<-ncra'.,”
th«- off! e r dem urred, “ from m y «.-«lonel.
in w ritin g .”
“ Ix-t me m -«- them , sir."
Very di if
••nt was th e tone from th a t the vt ran
had used to th e glrL
“ W hich L* your
regim ent. »Jr?**
“ Humlre«! ami —th Indiana. air—
Col. F u n k itt." the captain an vered,
e xtending a paper draw n f n, !> « belt.
C asting hb. « ye o t . t it, t h
t-neral
r a u tU n d to Litnix-ii;
“ Ah! I th o u g h ts » ; ne r b •a t«» th e
front!—I ’m! m y own ,r l
Th. n h a
hastily pen Red a r « th
v r: “ Al»*
rugate«! f « th ir ty minute
only, a t 0 a. m., Dc- ?m'>
Baldw in, inaj «r general, e< ìmam ling.
H anding it back w ltirn . a w »rd to
th e gu ard command« r, h r rn--d again
to th«- girl, wi: 'i lift -«I hat;
“ I g ra n t y o u r request, Miss WesUdM
va.
d, U thȔ
ladies only. *
h l. «••P. th..'. b .ltin ^ in
h m d w m t ’ n i ’w a S i r '
n.
Hut o ur f o order*
■’ ^
I tm
t isp«Mdlively
r b id d « arc
to very
allow atrk-t.
any db-r’a “ lb- u
'/
‘taU ct
own. ns he
and
nter«.«,un— I »11 bm-k. there; d e a r
the'saddb*
th e roadway! he interrupted him self fow«-r-
Oq alm ost «-very fat«, grayish pallor,
suddenly.
.....
, .....
fam iliar to all who w atched th e prisoner
II.
T he old general —
«»• d •«*•-
wa« riding, slowly bu t it
of tha; time, a sickly. l«-ad«*n g h a stli­
harm ; and
>wn
an«l
alone,
down
th
e
line,
looking
on
h«»n«-st
ness, as «if asheji. w hii-h a«-<*entu;tted
* " .*......... 7 “
,,nc* “ *>K'ng «»n hon«t.t face, y our fa th e r ,
-, . nar*
more the pinehed f«-atur«-s an«, s*-enie«l «.f ní?vP
V
a \ h“ lJ ’i” ”''’ aaU<,‘ “ *• lh a t il w i" n ’* •* ■
to -Ink m .-t fi. n* ey.-s d.*»-p |«o*k in
.
.‘' J " *4 7; 'U th '' I,e°*
A «--arl.-t flood d v c l the. - n s f
t«-nant s tone the p«*nple
in-Sin -tivelr
p«.*nple instinctively
th«-ir hollow sockets.—a hue not to be
deacribed. but born largely of lm«| far«* fell hack to the sidew alk, long inur«-d
to auth o rity ami well ta u g h t the and h e r eye* fell b eneath th e g rai
ami cooflnement, equally largely per­
n«ft-«-saity o f obe«liem*e to its t»eh«-st«. th erly re g ard of t h ^ o i d s -'d! r.
haps <>f «h-spairing heart and o f th a t
<>n!y lkwsie W«wtch<*st4*r st«x«l h«*r riil«-iised her iiand and move,! «¡ »w
■courg»; even of the busy camp, mw-
ground, now left entirely alone by rapid Then she flew to th e ai«ie-.va!k t -, e
tnlgia
retn -at of her friends», but perfectly R**? joyous tiding*torooth-w arnl iri Is.
<m every porvh and door-step along q u iet ami a t ease.
not om ittin g a n o th er m eaning glance a t
th.if dismal nm te. often lining th e curl»
“ 1 beg panlon. misa." again th e young Evan F aunt.eroy.
as well, s U mm I grave-faced ru«*n ami lie u ten a n t's hand w ent V» his cap, th e
As Gen. B aldw in's eyes turn 1 to th a t
w«un,-n. m any w ith trem bling lips or
general now close upon them , b u t w ith
o f w a itin g a> n and
m n. th ey
tear-blurred vision, eagerly scanning
turntsl a s i d e , 'b u l l f«*ary«»u did not v«xount*!V®d a glow ing p a ir . f b ack
th e p itiful passers for chance of one fa- face
hear. ’
on«-s tix--i - a lily u p o n lii i
miliiir face. Almost every hand held
“ Oh. yea, I heard, th an k you," she e ro ta n d in g dirvetly behind Mr». G ‘m •.-*
MMncthing. - paekngi-s of solid food, answ ered, w ith a sm ile ami an o th er
aa<t wrapp« 1 in a heavy, <l »r!;
dainties long unknow n to thoae men, glam*«* into the young m an's face th a t ulster. A lig h t o f re «»yaití »-.i pa
I
famishing on prison fare, w arm w rajis, brought the color to i t Then, calm ly over th e general’s fa .*e, and h ■ m . i -
such clothing as h aste collected, and an«, gracefully, as though w a itin g to m ovem ent to chock his ! t -*. s -in in g
sometimes even blanket«.
receive a* g u e s t the lithe U ttle figure altout to speak. But th • <«ther ni*.n,
Ami. as th e line moved slowly on, remain«*«! pcrfoetly still in th e very w ith very slig h te st sh ak e of hi • h ■ « i.
The principal business places in the County are Wasco, Grass Valiev *’-v *u,*'l<*n »»bl­
grave
men
and
dainty
w
om
en—and
and Moro, all thriving towns.
,
« 7 ^ rcthlenee «long th a t
p a th o f the slow m oving hors«*, u n til his Put ' lls hu g er carvleanly up»n his lip,
bright-face«l little children tom m-aree miiaxb alimint touched h e r hair. T hen am i th e fi-deral «>iumanti«-r—th< la.»k of
march to the no rth ern depot—now com pn-hemling. b u t thus love-lmlen th e little hand w as mi»e«l to stroke his w ^ ’g^ition on hi*» fi»*e changing »»
slvw«ftl activity ami luistle unwont«-«! at ul— >—left th e ir homes, keeping abreast Ewe; but the un g allan t brute shied im- onv
C IT Y O F M O R O .
contem pt—tu rn ed h i « eyea
auch an hour or on such «lay, and it. Imt ever repelled by IwyoneU of the p a tie n tly as though resenting earvsa t<»ward th e pris«»m-rs«»n.*c m >r-?. r id in r
m any w indow -shutter* bowed, theq guard, intcrvallcil along the column, fr«»in a stranger.
slow ly onw ard. As he posaed o u t of
M oro, the County Seat of Sherman County, is located near the center '
eager w a' lung eyes saw m, lint sm ldenly, around the corner of th e
view, hi» m ute interl«K-ut.«r ru se tl h i.
...
, .
, , ,.
.
. approaching column, and th e ir ow nrrs G ray reaktenve, ju st beyond, n slc an
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CHAPTER IX
hat gracefully, saying over th,-.t la y ,
of th o t o u n t y . It has a imputation «•
one «r>00 inhabitants. each and went Imek t > the w ork of lore.
ofll«.*cr of rank, a sedate, Iriiully-faoed
A BOO S AXO ITS K C s rL T
sh« »uldcr;
every ono of whom has the interests oi tho
n nt heart; and no dif­ Then. nft«-r anxious w aiting, the m »«J veteran w ith star» upon his shoulder,
T he mtivement qui klv turn«-«, tlie old
“ A very sad spectacle, m y de?.r Mr.,.
1 g eneral's eyes from th e guarded line to Gray!”
procession wheeled Into vi«*w from a ami follow ed by a g litterin g staff. ,
ference how they may he divided on religious, political or other ques­ street
•’H alt!'' ra n g out from the captain o f th e obstacle in his p a th , surprise now
la-low, the guard th a t <*ncin*l«*«l
T u rn in g quickly a t th e w o rd s th e
tion*, when anything pertaining to tho welfare of the town comes up, it moving slowly. »•> a t a funeral, to lit th«* guanl. a comm and gladly obeyed by replacing th«* tho u g h tfu l pity in them. m atron sta rte d as h e r glanm* cne*mn-
then they act as one man, working together in unity to accomplish the the worn ami painful step of m any a th«* priatincrs. Spite of the piercing But before he could speak the girl wax tered th e placid one o f I’.-yt n F itz­
one who followed. And a long, d reary wind sw eeping d«tw n the broad street, at his stirrup, her ow n eye- «lown-.ast, hugh.
purposes in view; and in every instance success crowns their efforts.
“ A p iteous spectacle, indeed." she bt*-
Hn«* it was; pitiful to see, in its cvi, m any of them crouched down to rest, her v«»iee quiet but beseeching, as she
pan, earn estly ; but her j't.u 'i-. r d:v.:gh-
dm eea of w nvkctl iminltood, often; of soim* lying prone upon the cold stones said:
of
th«'
pavem
ent,
from
aheer
weakness.
“ Pardon such boldness in a lmly. ami t« r. e< ioing up a t the i * • . it. 1 ■ ',., «1
Moro is about 1100 feet above the sea level, and is located upon roll­ broken rp irit, sometimes; o f w asted
An«l it chanced the c enter of the line a stra n g e r to you. Gen. Baldwin. 1 am full at th e spy as she fin itlic l 1 r her:
Ivpes a:vl longings, everyw here.
ing ground that elope» gradually to the northeast, making a beautiful
w
as
d
irectly
opposite
th
e
residem.'e.
,
"An.l •- MM 1 f th
;*.*-
Miss Bessie \V«*st'*h«-ster—"
Ol«l mvl young. th e gm ytier.nl next
From the elimod lattice «»f her a ttic. ’ “ R elation of H ow ard W estchester,
‘ A •
picture to the traveler entering the city from any direction.
tin* f n - h n n 1 Is-anUi ss boy. hnnly. lank
m ountaineer amt tender d a rlin g from Carolyn Clay scann«-<l the prisoner*, f o n m r iy o f the artillery ?" th e old sol­ like one." In* replied, unp ;; u. ln-l. b u t
w ith a m eaning gl.mev th a t b r ig h t
city
all sorts and conditions of w ith blazing eyes, her hands clinching d ier asked, quickly.
Moro has a fine system of waterworks, and ¡11 fact is the
ly town jncii lln-si«l«*-
of th e south w ere there, m an-hing and a hot sigh coming, but never a tear, , "Yes, sir; h ’.v youngest child,” Miss the t»lo«»«l to her eh«*--k.
"Come, m am m a, sister, we a r • w a it­
in the County which « wns its own water plant, furnishing
ahun- able by side to th at doom m«»re «ln*a«le<l ns some p«s»r w nrtch to tte red and Itosrne replied, w ith m eekness of a bud­
ing tim e.” Bessie tar,led l v r h a ka,»-
dance of water to its citizens, as well as having an unlimited supply in than sudden «leath hopt-less imprison« sought tlie inhospitable couch o f the ding saint.
*'\\ «* were tent-m ates in Mexico, my ru p tly on h e r handsom e **Dr. I'«*!'.”
m ent! For the w ont ha«l gone forth roadw ay. Hut her pale lips quivered
Case of fir«',
th a t tin* starving south, eager to ex­ as they se n t fervent supplication for chil«l,” the veteran rvturm*d. ...« ua I;«". covering ’ •- w onder if he had . i i -h .
change consum ing c aptured m ouths for the««* sufferers—strang«*rs, y e t b rothers “ We rode into the Belen gat«* side by lu-r s.gnae. to Evan by tlireeliocs t .* t h j
be'irers o f the coffee-tins.
Moro has one of the best graded schools in tho County, and no pains useful lighting hamla, was not to lx- re­ in th eir wix-—up t • the T hrone's foot of side.”
T here w as general m w eraent by th *
tin* A il-Father.
“ 1 a m «> glad!" the girl «*ri«««l, frankly.
cuperated iti th at way.
or expense are spared in building up tho school, each year making it
Mon* th an one face s»x*iu«*«l fam iliar
1 hat embolden* me; though your un­ w«»men, as new s of th e m er. ifn’ , rd. r
“ Robbing the cradle nnd the grave"
belter thnn the preceding one.
already—«a the northern leader put it — t«» her evcft, ru n n in g sw iftly down- tin* failing courtesy ami kin«in«*ss are too spree 1. Mrs. G ray and Miks Wesi he te r
to hob, her wide bonier, she was not to line; some she ha«l s«*en in camp, w ith well know n to prevent any Baltim ore already near th e line.
“ l ’«»«>r young devil! lie ! ».di- so
more th an «»ne she had spoken, in the girl asking a favor a t y our humla.”
Moro has hanking facilities equal to any found in tho Slate, as well
“ Any favor, my d e ar young lmly,” deuced «s»ld." he sai«l, «li'.tinet'y.
m erry «lays o f early war. Suddenly, as
»ho looketl, th e wom an gave a g reat the general began, w arm ly, cheeking “ Stop, Miss Bessie. Here, give h .a
ns enormous business houses of all kinds that carry full tines of every­
gasp, th e b h ssl rushing to her ashen him self suddenly, to mid; “ th a t is, any th is.”
thing needed in the workshop, on tho farm or in the home,
As she turned in nurpri- ». Be-sio
face, b u rn in g on eith er eh«*ek in g reat in reason.”
'
. : '
nxl disk*. And her long ta p e r hands
T he girl raised to liis large, lustrous W«
clutched the sh u tters fiercely, as though
eyes, hum id w ith piteous obsecration a lig h t w allting-suit, his ka:.«le\ . rul­
Moro has a bright future before it, and at no distant day its popula­
ing t » her the w arm u'.st r, as he a ided,
as she said:
to tling them wide.
tion will he more than doubled, as those seeking a pleasant and ideal
F or there—coatlem under the chilling
“ Not in reason, but in common hn* m eaningly: “ Not from me. , f eo*ar- •;
¡»lac.© to live, with transportation facilities of tho very best at its door,
w ind, hia prize,! thigh lioota of vamp inanity, 1 ask this one. Gen. Bahlwin!’* from yourself. He w ill prize it m ore,
ilandyisui r«*plaee«l by raggtxl shoes, yet Never before had th e petted belle th a t v. a -. am i be more careful of i t —
with several religious denominations represented, with the very best
frank, defiant nnd w ith clear ev«*s flash­ striv en t«i throw so much «»f glam our th an « f '-.is life and lib e rty .”
school, with one of the healthiest locations in the State, will conic and
BtCM
« n«*v..-!:. tho
n
ing «mt of his cold-blued face—«tood int«» her glance «»n fav«»re«l p a rtn e r in
Evan Fnuntleroy.
th e tianee, or best p a rti at w atering- w as s«> aw k w ard th at l*e dropped th e
build themselves a home with us and help enjoy the benefits that can
“ Mereiiul G« m 1! H*Ay am I so help- place. as now was given th a t g ray ­ heavy eoat. as the girl hesitate«!; but.
only he dorired from a town that has the many advantages that Moro
w hen he raistsl it her «,ui. k e ar «aught,
less? Oh, if I b u t dared!” Miss Clay h aired old soldier.
possesses.
t*ri«*tl aloud, as her bands dropp«sl list-
“ Weil, miss, 1 th in k you m ay safely from lips th a t scarce moved, the hurrietl
l««ss from th e lattice. “Oh. if Hemic ask ." In* answeretl, w ith kindly sm ile whisper:
fT>» he Onntlnued.)
wen* but here! F ather, aid me now!"
anti lifting his plum ed hat. "Y ou do
As though in answ er t«» h e r p ray er n«»t lo«ik as if you could ask an y th in g
S
a
v
e
s a W o m a n 's L ife.
<1 'ni 1 F»x 1 ’*
very dreadful.
the d«x»r opened hastily, and th e girl v»»rv
sh«» long«*«! for, ru n n in g in panting,
“ Then can we not have permission t »
To have given up wou’d have
passed her arm about the o th er as she give these p«M»r f«*lh»ws bread and meant death f«»r Mrs.
I-i u Cragg,
follow«*«l her gaze below.
cnfYtv du rin g th eir h alt?" Spite of her
For wars
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. _
■w aU onln« I b i . m a<» ,|, i r
w |„ lr n ,
“ I th«mght of you, Caro, no help!«.*» traiiu sl tact, the woman's lips trem bled of Dorchester, Mass,
“*' «rVOSUMl r a a . AmericaiC*
up here!" she gnspetl. “ Then* m ight be w ith anxiety sis they formed the plea.
she bad endured untold tni-«ry
■ " •4 r l , o f Sls»os»n,1 a S fa U S In m ln ls iu r
“ I m! 1 here should be no eoiam uni-
»«»me one you knew ; sonn* friend—”
T h l. I
l
i
,
, r,.p r,ftlUetlon ,.r ,,w
ir
In ic d t
from a s«v«re lung troub’e ;.i d ub-
“ Then*! Evan, my cousin!” Carolyn entioq betw een prisoners ami citizens,"
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hope deferred, to su tler nn«l be strong. pausisl to press on her friend's cheek can tell but the sim ple kindness m ight tion and was eon.p'etrly cured.”
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prisoner, weak, already prison-worn
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scarce held to shreds of sh«x*s by bits of ran h atless into the cold air. For by slow ly, bat his lip., trem bled—“ a g a lla n t Cure is guaranteed by nil d r 0 2-
tw ine; there, a men* stripling, blue- th is time the surging crowd—nnd in it boy, w ho aleepa a t Cem etery H ill."
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He turned his fa e aside: b u t the
faetsl in tin* blast and shivering in thin, aonie of th e b e st nnd most notml blood
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hands for w arm th. Again, a Iwdd. defi­ the guar«,, but still kept back by the T u rn in g calm ly to th e girl, he adtled.
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gently:
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“ For his m em ory—for th a t of Mexico »crecn doors.
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Westchester paused opposite Evan, —I will g ra n t your request. Lieuten • |there are no tl.es on you.
ftut, order the captain of the guard
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