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Yet had eom little militaryexperience Buffalo DIR recently soldVhen the war bole out In 1801 most

of the drivers and express ridersnil natural adventurers deserted irontheir post Although only a lad I

of the numberpearly a since I had seen my

Reports of her bad healthpad reached me 1 there

ore decided to visit and thenBee what chance the army offered to-

me On my way I stopped at Learen-irrorth Here I loll in with a mannamed Chandler who had a plan to

an independent company whichShould invade Missouri and make warupon 1U people on their ton respond

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leare our of two andithree and assemble at an appointedtime and place There Chandler met

VHiguIse inform uswhere we could get the best

and we would scatter all overunder his dlreotlons visit secretly allthe farmhouses he had pointed out toto collect all the horses possible andbring them together the next nightFew of us ever returned emptyhandedl

would frequently have capturedthree or four horses

Then we would strike out for theKansas line This may look to youlike but the war timesbad dulled peoples consciences Mis-souri was a slave state then She waspart of the enemys territory We

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we were doing good work inthe confederacy

of noncombatantsw mother otherwise

She slW Jhe thing was neither rightand so I gave it up

I down in Leavenworth andet my old friend Wild B11L

with him a fast runa from the mountains which

We all the moneytheA when the wasthe horse itself against two

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dollarsI rode the horse myself But alasl

Jw thing was pat in the racerom start to finish wo lost all our

and the horse besidesTheq Wild Bill offered himself

military Authorities as a wontHe was was refused on

of my youthI A year my mother died

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regiment I did not remembertow or when 1 hid enlisted but as I

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clothesThtn I recognized that my old

friend Wild BillSir said I I ask you the same

questionhUflngen to his lipsbe said say nothing here

Walt until we getI

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S sat and Joined him at thebread and milk Wild paid thewoman of the house and wv walkedout together to the gate

said he it does meto see Where have

and what have you been doingme first what Jon have beenI What are you

doing In this confederate uniforma under Gen Mo

Kiel and in pursuit qi my duties I amnow masquerading oat southern offi

Texas withDices army for some days

Then said I you ere exactly theman I want to get help from I IUD

out for information abObt Prices

Thereupon Wild Bill told me all bewhich of groat value Then-

h took out a package which IfeIQ me aad Bald

Bill I want you to gi e thisto OeD MoNlel

4 promised to do so tad we shookand

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them that I at least meant them noharm The mother naked me how farback tlie army was I told her it wasonly a short behind and wouldsoon by They erpressed great that thewould confiscate everything they had-I knew their fears wore well groundedand I determined to do what I could tohelp thorn They were very kind andset out a for me Whllo I weeeating the generals and the staff of-ficers passed by I jumped up from thetable and took it upon myself to standsentry over the house As the rankand file of the army came around someof the men rushed out of the lines toinvade the house It was the customfor them to plunder every farmhousealong their route

Halt I shouted I have beenplaced aa a guard over this house bythe commanding officer no man mustenter

The plan worked like a charmSquad after squad of men turned backfrom the untU at last the entireeommand had passed The ladlesoverwhelmed me with thanks andpressed me to stayto the dinner whichthey had prepared for me As ra-

tions had been slim for the last fewdays I was tempted to stay especiallyin such agreeable company When Ihad finished the rear of thearmy wee at least two miles beyondthe house Just then there was a cryfrom one of the girls I looked up tofind myself gazing into the muezles ofthree rifles Three men had come sud-denly into the room and were point-ing the rifles at me There was quite-a scene as the ladies threw themselvesbetween the men and me Then itturned out that the men were the mas-ter of the house mud his two sonsThey had be away in the woods

the army came up and had hur-ried horns and arrived just intime to find a Yankee apparently inpossession of the

were made and the old gentle-man thanked me and shook hands withme cordially but warned me that it

be best for me not to stay anylonger

Your command is some distanceaway now he said and you might-be out off by some bushwhackersbefore reaching It

So I rode off and rejoined my com-rades

intoPrices t was pushed overthe Kansas borderWhile both armies were turned inskirmishing line two men on horse-back were seen to leave the confeder-ate army making for our directionInstantly quick volleys were diecharged from the confederate ranksand some of the soldiers started Inpursuit of the fugitives One of themen to the ground to rise no moreThe other man galloped on Some ofour men charged out to shield him and-o keep oft his pursuers A moment

later he had rushed Into our lines Hewas dressed In confederate uniformbut I recognized him as Wild BI1L Qe

Interview with Gen Mc

weati hli hewiwthou trying to cross a STOat strcfour miles from Fort Soot

The foreo was ordered out Wethe rear of Price

and drove it before us for twoWild Bill and I continued as scentsuntil Trices was driven as

the Arkansas river and then hepursuit abandoned IT

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Orange Grove for SaleA very desirable Orange Grove of

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Ulcers and Syphilis use only PP P and get well and enjoyin only to be derived from the uso ofP P P Prickly Ash Poke Hoot andPotassium

FOR CORNS WARTS AND BUNIONS

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course of P P P will banish allbad feelings and restore health to

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Has received direct Imported extrafine Black Doeskin Cosslmere and West

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in the most Is how to bring up an orango grove BO as o make it bear bettorthe northern bloats If the Chinesecannot fight tho Japs successfully theycan teach us something about growing-

au orange tree Their system of prunnlng has for its first object the protec-

tion of the trunk of the tree and for Itssecond the beanng of fruit They allow the tree to branch out near the

fopt from the ground oroven less In order to encourage agrowth that will protect the trunk

Think what might have been the re-

sult if when the cold waves cameour trees bad all been protected by aheavy growth of branches and foliagefrom the ground upwards in the coneshaped pyramid that tho orange treeloves so well Again the Orientateprune off the central topmostbranchesnever the laterals By this means theyInduce the lateral brancnes to put forthfruit buds earlier Their seedlings bear

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Ourabsurd habit of pruning up the trunkand budding at the height of from twolo four feet from the ground has bornous hlttur fruit and ought to teach usthe lesson that we learn only throughexperience It may bo a good thingthat with our other losses the highbudded nursery stock has gone tooWe can saw off our poor dead trees andbring up a shoot from tho root andtfaln upon tho Chinese plan and so

a tree within five years that willhave some chance to tight a cold wave

In Mitylene the trees resist the coldwhen the temperature is lower thanthe freezing point They come intofull bearing the fourth year The or-

ange tree of Morocco stands the coldremarkably well but it grows from thoground its wide spreading branchesand heavy crop of leaves affordingample protection through the wintryepochs that bring ice and snow uponIt Shall we learn wisdom at last afterten years of struggle and find out howto grow an orange tree M M L inFlorida Agriculturist

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