reluctance
to interact with their
families.
But as time passed, they
took
markedly different paths.
After two-and-a-half years with the
Indians,
the blond-haired (now dark-
skinned)
Adolph at
first could not
accept
that the man who greeted him,
weeping,
was his father, Louis Korn.
The
family was living in San Antonio,
but
they eventually returned to Mason
County
in hopes that Adolph could
readjust
to white society. He never
did.
Adolph became a hermit for a
time,
living in a row of small caves
known
as Diamond Holes on a bluff
overlooking
Rocky Creek. The caves