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“es “ ~~ OT ~1l2- KS s und $£ I Uorrowed the money I was to highball him and he would | Bn " ‘go on, otherwise he would got the mcney and give me. I borrow _ “ed the money ut the bank, und ald give Burkourt the nighball, und am | gees he guve mothe $40.00, to pay off this note. During tne o pes . . ofr ing and summer of 1924, he guve me 510.00 a week to make w | Bt. srop on. He pal’ c ma 2 thie money ‘tor at lead (thee months and ? ae possibly longer. I made the notation on u , voura by the pranury | oo door of my barn, of the umounts, and kind ot read that I bought, and later on Burkhart gave me a good roping und riding saddle tht - ee ‘ would cost anywhere from $100 to $125. Burkhurt said be cae apie e wus going to help me, thut ns coald give mea ‘200 cr $300 at one a time but that 4t wouldn't look well, dnd tuut 1 rus out on u es . farm and that he would furnish me money from tina to time toe Me tay feed, or cows or things of that king, una would nelp me get on my feet, und that I would then te in good simpe to do for myself. He further stated that te hud bought the Brush furm just north um west of Fulrfax, and that aS s00n us _ Pitts Beatty's lause ran out on this furm that I could move | - on it atu live on it us long as I lived, und it wouldn't cost - mau cent except tor-upkeep. “He bought « curltud of nedge posts, ama 1 was to put them in and build un expensive fonce uround this fetes, and I was to do other work around tno farm - at a long price which would Just about equal the rent. “ ce ’ Burklert talked to me repeatedly about the kill- ing of all ef these indiuns who wore the hoirs of Lizzie 4, piineincicinl aie es? eats ake ee 4 GS -() m z ner aS eta } wit when whl of tiga wowe killed of wat “olile Vint sna \ moe would Ve the heir, and taut uo coule thou will ser. In many} o£ his conversutions ing would figure avout tho amount of his “a