South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 347, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 December 1920 — Page 35

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7y 0. 1 1 envy

rhfi an..! wave a white flat?. A uuMe 1 pr , tint Judpe I'c nd re -t. thm ; r "ii d in r.t pttiatinT a I ).m of ! his thiprt elated pome. The hr st I ! per! V.VII. wouldn't it tickle your j cult wait rim; with hi hcaf rn thv

u to r.-i:r Li's -tt.-rm v. ' i:i th- r-r -e-:-t ' ,i,r,.,.i ,... .,.,-vtii th.. . ' l' v, :'r- t-'.rtv tn-i.v do.- , u:u:;e

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i-f mmtuatfin-r ('n!nn"l I tocU ir.-:- i

Afr th- colonel had nni?tr-d this. ! hnm's fanr.intr land? to -rake up th j

Ponds of our railroad, an.l "

; lars' worth of the honds wm to se- ; I'm a n- ' ii ;

ure a loan cf iphty--vvn dollars i Mv fi o r d's a s com! e

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! '. ';; th. öu-r. la at!-T- ti .s mi. At: ! if V ;U piv- ;., t: j t.. . . l . ' T h : ; i i r-. y .u : . ." . ' - u i: . '. J " vi vs

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in f the j .. '.e-'w ilk done '. me and Mr. Pat-

! j,.. -..,1 .rrni-Hr,n to tar- on .t ransom. i.aau jun mu. '." J-i-i .. --;i u: iarin:;i j t f.; i ;:r: mi aa - "a ... v. an - -. ! -,.riT.r ......t h,,w -,,t.. ' m-m... . f.-,. T,.n s..ys r. -Ifs all riht. then. Walt J -tnls of Colom-i llockincham. Jud.T ' arc .town South mj,-: j u r s 1 s j 1 ; T ll'-'ki-.r'n-i t -trvin u.

I . ir tr :?. v, th rnilroad ! rrawl from u?t.i. r th !'.:h.s Into til! aft'-r .Ii::-, r. ar..1 wo'll .vtt" th. 1 ';, ' ; 41 11 1 i '

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.. W- an-d to that. He v:: th.it he had just h.ii

; lur.'' h with th- two dr--poritc ruf

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fins' to !i-int' r hin ix-Mw hi? rhin contir.U'-s to the crowd, "are inv:tel .

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lary, ar.-l th'-y turn i'.'.ir-.i: . 1 4 -

niK'i-. Ar. ! th' r. 's :.(: h.i'.f tt;- , ad !!

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;'... ; : a-- ..: -ni'." 'I'll ii;!. ;. '.u." .v ; .s th- t'.-innt'l; "I ii . I .iM r ". i -1 1 a rl..'.' -f !;i- : i: i hi it- .f Ii r-:i:iy." yi.ii . a'." s I rn jih ) t i'1. ' ;a r . .. : t ;,. Wi- s m r in hi.'ii r.s ;h.r. Ml"!:"! or--j;: d ly !!..? d hit r j-;:!: : di.-h." )i ' : ! M' 1 r -t d iiis i .;' -, . :l ', ! 1 ' u '. i f. 'iK our co. its ; v i i -ti in!- a littl" lti:::hco i ! : ; hir.i. Cal l,;u !a , -i ;.. (..'.;- f ,t th-. V"'-st r a

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ar. l th n he s-t dr-vn th" ! introd'j'i Mr. J.

Co'onfd JtorklnchTi !nt rwr.o.- r:nd ' trust-! rnf

But '!'.; in1 to st iy to i nrr. V- h-ivo mutually

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. . . . i ; ' of t-i's . ; s .'I.- ';:.". i. !'.;;; a of t .t. i; ; i i a i h-- v. iy ..i l.tio-!-; ':, . i v. ti'-n h'i and ,d !'...:. :y v. .is to h- con- !! !;! r oril wost "f ri ') tor l'ry in ;!nitii Iiis l. ft h'md. hroilinr: , i;;r ;: v:;Ji hi.- rii;ht. und ral.'dt with his troth M

I:ur(Ji' ;-: ll-irns i;. s to Ui- r' :. r; r s.

in the CJr k lanu.ii;' that l.r'.s i,.1 ft n h"ard alfout th- I'riit- d S si t -s. i . ; i ..s ! i;r,l h adiairrs JLoorvtdt n- to . ;,! j r. j-i Ita iuli, who is (int; th- v. hit-it and I tlir i: Vif-.c fctiticinanly kidnapp rra ti m I n i .

V.r. f f r worked alf'tnTridr t i. So , h ir.'l'r th- dl nti.l tooasn :is -

you ho, ri'k," wir.!- up 'ali u'a. ; and nie, iy as- a I'rmch ch-f. "we've Kot tho lav.- .f nntioris on ou.-; So at l'J o'e!ic"c wo had a not Fi dr. We'll cut this co'oiifl man out J lunch roady that l'kd like a lant'f the hrrd. and Corral him In th-rn , o n. t on a .M isissipi'i riv. r stcanillttlo mountains, ami nt 1 -:c up )ii' loat. We ptead it on th" of h rs and aJ!rn for t'-n thou-ml two or thn-c hh-c ho y, openod twu iloilars." j o.u;irt of th rr 1 winr. .f"t thr olives "W-dl. yi'J F-ldom littl" rd-nead - j and a canr.rd oyst-r cocktail and a od territorial U-rrnr." I answers. r'-.i iy-ma.tr Martini by the colonel's "you can't bluff your un-'l" Tecum- , pl-itr. and callrd him to jrrub. tch Pickens' I'li your company i ('(donel liochin.u'ham drew up hi.s in thi praft. Put I mi.doubt if I am-stool, wiped oft his specs, and jou've absorbed the inw a ndn-si of i l)ok-d at til" things on th" table.

this Purdick Harris oa". Cali; and i Then I thou-.tht he was- pwearmtr;

Lil! of fure. from r ucla.iüs to He vound up v, ith tlu rthat d:nr..T would 1 : ready

; about f.. anil v,ruld probably be a

more la rrti .us and intemperate af- ' " ' fair than lurh. i i 1 m 1

;.j an l i ain-'u.a r ai a, ana ne-ri.p-d to 1't it i:o: for wo, beir.c cord..-, wer at.1. nable to irai-e, th"tith it sounded out of plac" on a rh'ht Iraft for ton thousand dollar-. I ! -ok the letter over to the Mountain Vall'V r ad and v atchod fo" a m f ' n " r. Py and by a colored ei"iU' rtrl in came nlonr on horsobacl.. riding tow.ird Kdcnville. I ra"" him a dollar to take the P-ttcr to th railrc-ail ff;' ".s; and then I vt nt 1 r( k to ( amp. Ahut 1 o'clock in the afternoon ra!i :u!a. wlio was acting as lookout, calls to me; 'I have to rport a whit" shirt fder;mlim,' on th- farboard bow, sir." I w-nt down the mountain and brought 1 nek a fat. red man in an alp.'i' a coat and no collar. "(b; ntb rn'-n." says Colonel Poek-

inrthnm. 4'ilPw m" to intrduee my

and

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engine r and fire tnati of train i. umher 42. T.mus.- us." sav Ptitts. "but ne

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"" liutidred ar.J thirty. v.n f.fty.

r.oth.-r. and th - ,,lJI,vu' -.1 to wae over the I "A railroid pri-.b: nt ." s:.id T. I 1 ookirar this Tuckr-r in th ove. "and

h"1 i orrect 1 -

wim v. a.i standing bv me. "T.vr a'

Ch-ui i. ; the owner uf a thousand acres of

i , ov.r h.u: io;-..us ...v. .now. timr- s

two (;. arm .f -..tv. a to "',e . c and : h' 'i th:- ; ' .r.'" What's th-- u.-- f pdm: into .'.o-t.iih-'.' 'ir..- or fA. will cn.u-h I rem--rnb r Ma;.r Ti'i.Ml;:' s.-. T;a k r pl i vane .a, a j w '. narp. tal

n n t.ne

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wp.rn -'.; -"..tu'dn't tk:nk

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Harris ;h

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Pd with ti e

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man brin- th- mora-v

I am-iwer.

"that he

and Jim have hunted ?.iUifr"!s all j L-.a.; -mast, i s uriil a ticket-afttt over this mountain, aral we don't dropj-! out cf a tr-e whib- you was

need no white p.i". a t hat ; low th" !at tit.i.-. Thd th" ii'.njor

f.raisht. Colonel, a' out the plum puddir.T and pineappks and real Ftor" ciL-ars?" "Towel on a r.shinct-polo in the offmsr!" howls (i':uVi. "Supp ?e lt' the firing line of th" freight conductors and l.rakom.'in." "My I ist trip down." says T. iv!p-

'liatir. th" loan."

lii.o . Put I eoU.'l do tliillK:; i t,rtv,rr r-nntoOi Teii-il n T'ol.- in".

e. ie. a- , ' . j - c . : i I ' v4 i l v.. v. .ta-, Co'..- at.d al l l r '.". mid.'..ir,. vi..i.i,rf.'l.".Mit r,f Ihn smr,ri: .1-

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"Otherwise tiie Kinr; of Morocco." snys I. "I reckon you don't mind my counting the ransom, jut as a business formality." "Well, no, not exactly." Fays the fat man. "not when it comes. I turned that matter over to our s-ec-onl vice-president. I was anxinu? after Prother Jackson's raftiness. I reckon he'll be alonr rirrht soon. What does that lobster .oalad you mentioned taste like, Prother Jack-

it: on any mornira: we ret a t lei,'ram irom the Secretary of Slate a-kln. abfitit the health r.f the sc-lior.it-, 1 propose to ae-quiri' the- mo?t prnpnliuittaus and cebritous mule in this Faction ami pallop illpk"mat;cally over itno th" nMirhborlns and pea( ef a I nation of Alabama." Me ami Caluula ppont the next thr o layM investigating the hunch of jar untair.s into w hich we ptopos-.-d to kidnap Colonel Jac!;on T. PokInrliain. "We r.aally Feierte. 1 n n i:pri'ht .r?!,!, of topograph v covered with bu-hes urd trees that you c .uld only !'"r,; l. Py a :e-r't path tn.it we cut out up Up sld- pf it. And th only -y to reach tb mount aln was j i allow up the bend of a ram h hit wouml nnp.tik' th'j i- .e a t iwi. Tlmn I took In hanI an important subdivision of the proo alines. 1 went up to Atlanta o:i the train and laid in u two-huiidro-l-and-ilfty-did-

aml I fit naan bremse I hadn't

taki-n more pains with the victuals. Put he wasn't; h" was .vkin"; a blessing; and iii" and c'aiiirula hun? our h'-rids. and I ?:v a tear drop from the colonel's rye into his cocktail. I never saw a man at with so much oarn -stmss and application not hastily, like a grammarian, or one of th-. canal, but- Flow and appreciative, like a anaconda, or a real vivo bonjour. In an hour and a half the. colonel lertned lack. I brought him a pony of brandy and his black coffee, and fict the box of Havana regalias on th" table. 4,( lent lernen." Fays he, blowing out th smoke and trying to breathe it bark a cain, "when wc view the ( t'-rnal hills and the smiling and brm ticent lamhcaite, and reflect upon the Kuodnoss of the Creator who" "lixcuv" me, colonel," says T, "but

1 ar supply of the most ttratifyim: i there's .some business to attend to mi'l rff. ctive lin of prub that j now;" and I brought out papc-r and motu v could buy. I alwayn was :;n : pen and ink and laid 'em before

admirer of vianls In their nmre jal- i him. "Who do you want to send to

for the money?" I asks. "I reckon." says he, after thinking a bit. "to the vice-president of our railroad, at the poneral ofilccs of th" company at Pdenville." "How far is it to Edenvillc from here?" I jesked. "About 10 miles." says he. Then I dictated thtS" lines, and

liitive and revised stapes. Hop and hominy ar' not only inartistic to my stomach. I-nt they pive indipction to lay moraT sentiments. And I thoupht of Colonel .THckson T. llocklnpham, .re.-ideut of the Sunrise & Kdenviih' Tap railroa't, and how lie would niiF.s the luxury of his Imme fare as I - famous aiaonp wealthy South-

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r ' i . rJ . Jo l HUiiK naa oi rune auu i oioaei ii'icKiiinam roie uiau t t:li;nbi'. lapitul in an lepant lay- i.ut: out ot frsh mid canned provi.-ioas 4,I nm kidnnpped and held a prises Par dick Harris r any other pro- j on r by two desperate outlaws in a f.-ss.onul kidnapper over saw in a : jdac which it is useless to attempt

to hnd. They tb-mand ten thousand dollars at once for my relea.se. The amount must bo raised immediately, and thes directions followed. Come alone with th" money to Stony creek, which runs out of Placktop moun-

a m p . I put in another hundred in a i iuple. of cases of Pordeaux. two )U-.rs of copnac, two hiaidr d 11aan; r palias with p!d bands, and a c imp stove anl stool. and fohlinp

..ts. I wanted Coloiu l Pock mp- j ta ms. 1 ollow the oed of the crook hum to he roinforiaMe; ant I hoind till you come to a bip flat rock on

arf"r he pave up the tt n tlmu-and the left bank, en which is marked a

dollars h" would pive me and Call

pula as pi-od a name for pmlleir.en and en.rrtain :rs es the (ir.vk man . . ...

did th" frh rd ot fi:s mat ma.i" in" : j I'ni'ed Statts his bl'.l collector ; g

apainst Africa. When th" pond - arne down from Atlanta, v. e hired a warn. n. moed them up on the little mmmtain. and

i ro?s in red chalk. Stand on the

irrtos vvea

iI-Ur TV V?., ZTtTn1 iTi' i Generous OfTer to Tuberculosis estabhsla d camp. Aiul t.n tnvoLinl, r , r o mac-im

cuircrcrs or i riai or omioOii SANOLEUM Embracing Eu-

for the colonel.

We eaupht him one ivorninp about

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IW o mas oui ircm .vi.aauaia an-.. D 1 1 I 17 i .

on his v ay to look off r smo of his ; imuButc i-AjJcviuiuiu, burnt umber farm land. He w as an SAMOSIN el'-cant "11 i-.-nth man. as th:n arid; Ni.'.-.J iii-d i--.il s !.n 1 1 -t i Pi., tora tail as .-, trout rod. w ith fra.rle.l j I anü;;:.-. S. :.. e-f..-M. Wr '.T. Nr.. 1, (P-u-vhirt-cut:-ami peos on a black j tt-i,, i:.-s.'rs -d.-!nre SANoSIN most .. , v. , i ... i,,-.,-, i , :..f ' ali:. '.!.' t fi-.it i ..-n : f.ir 1 "u 1 ni aoi r v 11- . r-,a: v, ex,d,ln...l t- hi In,:s,s. ivpx v ..PT. renrt lTiys;. i..n, ::tal ca?v. uh-it e ;ird l; am, ( al- , (.,r J saiat.iriaa, f.,r ,tisaui. :i;uia hv.ve.I him. rar, b-s. il,- , ties. u Pel ,.. l-irrua. (n rn.any. hlldv ban. lie of las forty-live undr Irs : r.- I it. SAN'OSIN Lns I e-n ,!P-

:..io r,v..'ii'.:..rii;i-i le t'l lrltti Medt- ( 1 A-" iatieti. i'r. C. NV. A. I.'jwr.s. ...:. r.l mi lfitl-iri(l .li t ir.w If

h-m. "P.indits in P rry 0 ount y. ; k N ,, . , .,,,,; ,,, .,,,... ,v,kiv

"Mr. Vice-PreHidont." says T. "you'll oblipe us by remaininp hr" till th" second V. P. arrives. ThLs

is a private rehearsal, and we don't want any roadside ppeculators selling tickets." "In half an hour Calipula s'.np out pain: "Sill ho! Looks like an apron on a broomstick." I pcnim hulated down the cliff a pain, and escorted up a man six foot three, with a sandy beard ami no other dimensions that you could notice. Thinks I to myrelf. if he's pot tr thousand dollars on his person it's In one bill and folded lengthwise." "Mr. Patterson O. Coble, our second vice-president," announces the colonel. "Cliad to know you. gentlemen," .says this Coble. "I came up to disseminate the tidinfr that Major Tallahassee Tucker, our pencrnl pass-en-per apent. Is now negotiating a peach crate full of our railroad bonds with the Perry County bank lor a loan. My dear Colonel Itockinph im, was that chicken pumbo or cracked poobers on the bill of fare in your note? Me and the conductor of il was havlnp a dispute about It." "Another white wlnps on the rocks!" hollers Calipua. "If I sec any more I'll lire on 'em and swear they was torpedo-boats!" The pufde poes down apain, and convoys into the laid a person in blue overalls enrryinp an amount, of

inebriety and a lantern.

ir.p oft my race. "If the S. vv P. T. wants to run an ev un ion up h. re Jurt li'.cau.sc we kidnapped tluir president, let 'em. We'll put out cur ::pn. 'The Kidnapp. is" Cafe and Trainmen's Horn".' " This time r ontmht Major Tallahasser Tu'.'kt-r by his own com".. ssion. ami I felt easier. 1 ;usk d him into the creek, so I could drown him if he happ?r.od to be a track-walk -r or caboose porter. All the way up the mountain ho drlveb'd to me about asparapus on toast, a thir.p that his intclliper.ee in life had skipped. v

"He says

s'jct i-:;. ; m r..

Ii any co-.-ks eM r earned ten tiiusar.d dollars Pi 1 J hours, me and Calipula did that day. At f, o'c!o.-k w spread the top of the ir.aUaiuin Willi a'? fine a .linr. r a.s the pe:--n-T...1 of any railroad ever enpu!fed. We open- d all th" w ine, and we c ncrtct"d en tri is and pi o-s le rv.-.st-areot ar stirred up little s.vory (h- f de cuin'n s and organized a mas- of prub such as lias been seldom instipab-d out of canned and bottled poods. The railroad path' rv 1 around it. and th" wa.-:ad an 1 diversions was in? r-ns". After the ft a st me anal Caii'.'uki. In the line of hu-imss. iai;es Majnr

' Tuck-r to one side ami talks r..n-

som. Th-- major pulls out an app! oeneration of currency ai nut the si,-.e r f tli" price , f a town lot in the

P.s,

and; and vet "

"Centlemen." savs Tuck r. "the

raüroad is 1 mii s loop. There J U ;

..ont ran any Pa:n on ;t ex. f pt j when th.e cr-w p.-, s out in th-- ria. s ami pat her.- ip.."j:h li:htwo.- 1 ' !;ncts to p t up .-trim. A hm,- ti'im ! po. win n times wa- pood, the net j ( amines u? d to t un a hi:li r.s i iphtceti dolil-s a week. Colonel; poekinpham's bin i b. as hi n sold;

t'.r taxes th'rtcin tir.n

b.asn't been a peach crop in this part :

f (Jeorpia fca two aars The w,-t i -Ml I vai.t

i ttri-ip killed ih" wat rr.a Ions. N

body arc und here has niom y onaifrii j

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CAl EE CURED

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irp above T pot his mind sepre- suhurl s of Pahbit vi'Ie, Arizona, and

prated from'food and asked if he had makes this outcryt r:iis"d the ransom. "Centleme n." says h", "the stock "My dear sir," says lie, "I sue- of the Sunrise it Pdtnvilie railroad

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I tk.-t's -.h j.t try it. i ' a . :a : iv .ii.: a.i'.t

l . . , a in t tie i : e :1 lra 1".;.. n i-v ... :-. ! -o-. .v... i-v ef Ita In Ira .

to buy fertilizer: and land is s" ' sa;.n- Ik : r 1 v.f )" , . y ...-! It b-r.t ff!!;.: i; 1 -:- -rs .--o. hi ti r,. Nrj.oor the corn crop failed, and there ly ew- ne ia i'na '.V.,yi. k!..ws :.w .a.d k;a s at-. .y .-.'ol t rf lant. Acnsn't enoucl- to ; import the r.lb- "'r fa:r:.oi lhc..a.,i nf I undr,l !':, '- - at -el ..it in-:, uf.'.de .f 1'crt bits. All the poonle have had to j NV l;iY 'UU ,r" v ' " ";i ,u;''L :'-v this lr"-lt:n';t lit in this section for ov'-r a y ar is j t'"jr y.:i' l-iv'l'aeMa. I V" h. Vitt ' Ysh-nni. T. tfrr---. . - ; 1 !. w tt my trrtth0' atel homlav, and " ru-at i.i- It. -r -r.-t .-.i 1 ..a .a -m- !,. , !,,;,, e a ;r tny ilm. "Pick." interrupts Ca' irt:l a. muss- S :.d n - y,o:r n a;." !"..! ,-e.i. '.: i-. p - :i . i1 ! . 1 av ;: i .-; t t Ja tri I trfitir.rrt

j - -'.I l lthik I we:.. er: a- -ri: :;!. .!

vir e-.ii .u" will Le

mm - i,,..,!,..,, , . , . i r- ' . '' TM ' ' I IM I -! r-?-'r' W ri Vr C xrrT--r'4-tr7"'-'-" ' 'T - "' 1 " " " '' r " ' '" 7 v ifh iy Til in Body 11 Uli till ill and Mind

i rr rr no his ri d hair, "vh.at arc aa: w. : t 1

TO1'.v,V'th that ?h nV'' i , rWf' TT AMI MMI. TOI.W f h i a rl f 4Vti-k x - - - t a " - i . -

i w.-, ii, t ..,,v i., ..i.iju. J r m TJI-I.. I ri, t H l- v :-S .t Main t.. Tort Miyof, In.f

i ueuer; a na au n l pees oer in eeiai i;t er otu-.p.vil. :i t . r. r ' :,e IT - f I r itt.e'iit.

Colonel Pockmpliatn and slaps nam

on inc oncK. ."

"Colonel," f-rrys I. "I hope you've enjoy d our little joke. Wc don't want to carry It too tar. Ki lnap-

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