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porch He wa perched okeg. conveniently placed alongside thi

bane!, tad was finishing d big redStorekeeper Eno* Dye, who doubled aswas nowhere in sight. When the

"i-tooe: mw me. he gulped down the U..iI apple. ; the

wastebasket, and bottom upped * nea:bucket"Sel down, Mr Wilson." he drawled

I glanced at the cloaed poet ollico windowMr Dye?""Out tendln' to aome real irnpoitanl busi

he replied. "Bui 11 you warns buyI'll wait on you. Only thing 1 can't

you la stamps or auch like. Lnoa lockedthe post olfico an' took the key with him. "A* 1 balanced myself on the bucket, the

continued: "Of course, tr.os hadn'tleave (he post oilice duim* worltin'but he don't make hit:! of it. Last

ha did It was nigh onto forty years ago."His glance wandered from my lace lo a

over a door that read; "LIBRARY OPENDAILY." Now into hla ayea came the

look o! remembrance I had corse toso well the look that meant he

getting aet to pta acothar lasematiag

'Wal. I was Blttin' outside the sherill'ellice one mornin'. keopln' an eye on thing'cause the flherlil was laid up with the grippeAll al once I heard a big hullabaloo aciosthe street at the Mansion House. Couplseconds later. Andy Long come llyln' outhrough the hotel door*, lookm' as li Ol

three high-UIutm' members oi the LadlesSocial Sawioty. I can see 'em no* - SarBeckett an' Allle- Rimer an' Ida Milton Eacol 'em raarider'o a wet hen." He pausedchuckle in remlDlacence"Who was Andy Long?" I aaked -hen hmerriment had subsided"A hall-pint typesetter who woiked lTom Beckett, editor ol the Weekly C/arion

the old-limn explained "Wal. getun' bacto the story, the three wimmin caught uwith Andy in the middle ol the afreet," Hchuckled again and slapped his knee. "I catill see Seia'a bustle bobbin' up an' dowwhile the lambasted him with the rolled uumbrella aha always toted. Ida an' AllieInto him. too. punchln' an' pummelln' lithey was kneodin' dough."Andy kept ducldn' an' weavin' an' tryl

waited To my h^ rapple n edgewis

t the vo loud be couldn't gel a woldart wu ahouUn', I'll teach you to makin of me, you little shrimp! 1 never poureut of no dekkolette gown!' A!Ue was ravi


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down the streetfemale bulliesl' the Wid

'Lei him go an' last or I'llmyseli!'

'Se-ein* as how the Widdei stood

lite Andy'd put a real lancy write-In the Clarion about the Ladies' Social

Only 'twasn't his writla'. He'dit out ol a San Franasco paper an'the names to hi I've still got theReaching into a Irayed vest pocket.

old timet handed me a crumpled pieceisad with amusement:"Mis Tom Beckett poured in an m

low decollete gown. Mrs. loewas to be found behind Ihe piano,

Mis Harry Rimer wore pink flowersj I returned

., mo "Id.timer noddedeon it n ihey hadn't been so blamedI-" He broke oli as the street dooto admit a small boy "Uhoh. a cris-is eased himself to his feet. "Bo right

11 boy disposed of with a loatbread the old timer returned to the nailg and his story,"After prom 1 sir,' Andy she'd straighten

out tor him. the Widder wont lookin'Tom Beekeli. Andys boss When shefind him. she decided she'd gel

io help hei But the post olfice was shutthough rwas only len thirty.

"The Widder was about to walk out when

toward a rear door " 'He's disgraced

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wouldn't go. Enos pushed het back out thedoor an' slammed it in her face That made

mad. an* she hightailediaulM later, back down

Andy Tom was talkin' fiom the town hallsleps, an' 1 teckon nearly the whole town


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nobody had laken the trouble 10 ureal"The Widdor pushed her way through the

an', potato' at Tomyelled at iho top o her lungar 'You

uinI anybody, you bUtherin' idicis'not lawmen!'

" 'Tha sherilf's sick o wi re the law.* Tomher An' we're gonna ride Andy Long

of town on a rail!'"We'll iee about that.' netted the Wtd'Andy was whiter n a ghost when a couplabrought him through the crowd He tried

o apeak hi* piece... said he had a right Idheaidl But Tom told him he'd already (aid

oo much In prinl an' senl two moraombrea [or a rail."They weie puttln' Andy'* coal on back-

ards when the Widder decided things'done far enough. Up she charged an' shovedthose men away from Andy. '11 anybody'sroken the law, Tom Beckett, it's you an' Enon

in' thou ignorant females,' she snapped" 'You're loco'' Tom snapped back Now

get backl We're riddin' thie town o' AndyLong an' you can't stop us!'

" 'Gueea again,' said Ihe Widder. ila^hin'a deputy sheriff's badge 'I got Sherilf Dillonto make me his deputy An' if you don'! letAndy go pronto I'll arrest Ihe whole lot of

:.::.! ;_ u lor dial uibin' tha peace,' i"Atth.' the E ail dropped ii an* gol ou'amy last."Then si poinle. at Enos 'As f

u -,.. Bnc Dye. yo. of desertin' yoienl post. can arr t you z.: linaround Ic an' Allie an' Idon. 'An si you

"By n JW, Enos d lound IUeasy. Widder C lu with A dy We dldn'1 m ssn an"Pun myS'ol yapped Ihe Widdei Sh

said. i rou'1 apo! gize to

Ihe who 1*11 put yenBut yo 've gotta promise tokee

B pMCe from nc= ::i"They

iid .hey'sure did.

1 asked[grin ed back. But wha did all tbUb*r

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followed hun inlo the hltle library ar to a small [able with extra-high legs.Three days after the Widdei gae tn its comeuppance." laughed the oler. she gave il a present this booklooked down at Ihe big book and laughe


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When h* is loiced lo dout a nMhl i'ipids, ha Biraply tips his canoe ovai hisMd. grasps the toie ciessbiaca. and walks

his load riding on Iba ilad-ha tiavoinWhen aat fim.ly in tha din ilia travels1 Me ol sudden

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