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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 7, 1923 · page 22

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Tcdyod tram Hugh.
as day he rue-appears. apparently
{NM of nowhere.
L'T‘wliom he has marrlr'd and ill-‘1: hm ' to l'uul.
,ychildrcn. The nmghbors. rrms’r: mi l'im-i
.flcognize the Indian. shun il'1.:'11. 112-1111 ..-“1- :1 to 1111: viii:
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death is our. mail-f
Tum. comm tile 7
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wn-n't {Molly WC uteri?
one i- ion. to enter honour "tho
happy 1111111111: moron." of“: im-
(nther and Paul limo sum: the
duration ass in whethcr tho r?" (‘r~15‘
am to no roared on while; ' "If
lnrlinns.
mlnaiion to educate them 1.:
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. twm- moon ouch n1
“ill. on mun Ginnor'l
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Donn). In Poul
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W by the mounted pour.

famous by iictionilts a..."

.“ Like Mr. (Jr-rim: 1
quit. it is very well w-ill:
“In ‘11 dull Chapter in it.

any with impunity be read I»

‘ number of the totally, in fact 5
member or the taml' y wilii
to rend it. One can nol 3-1--
an afternoon passed wilh a1
Injoyable companion.

telling his story. the author him
an illusion. He dor : not

‘ the woman to pay and L‘ y but

or demands from Paul lhu price ‘

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:P‘nl is the son of Hugh Ga'pard.
u an artist and musician.
many Scotch father made.

a civil engineer. From him.
I inherited his ialnnt {or 11111111.-
lrom his religious mothwn. Ms
tude for the bible.

Hush becomes involved in :11 :.l

with the beautiful daughtrr 1

“Indian elm-1mm who imrl 1.

' ‘ him. “Hum 1113 wife 1.11111-

, tune shock kills llnr and 1111,14,,

"A hcd by her (loath. dlSJiI'rK':Ir.'-I_ . .,
~ Paul to the care of noun. -._..1.r."u Mindy]: "
neighbors. . — - ”N. ,_,__.-________...-_ ~ « «a
‘Ior three years no word is to. lvrrlfiiH-r :md slsivr. while 11:1- «Mob
then sudm_-nly.§i.1ln 1:: ovulnlly :13 anxious [0 take
‘thnm hack to his lrihc'.
111111;; l'rl'alll, the squaw given ill,

11

with the «quawn

children in a school.
H" is anxious
91, follow hls father‘s profession and
‘lw-mnu :1. 1’1in origincvr. He rescues
(mm :1 14.111: of highwuymon. 1);“;
’l‘ussm:l<, 11111) has squdndcred two
{11111: 1' “'ll in wall on his way to
nun-111.1: :1 third. Tussock

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High socks fur:m‘{11in'-ss in dunk
{1* Paws hc-nvllf to :1
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it will be of prac-
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A h a n d a o m c
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