Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-08

/ often i0 answer new ones; cNciled general
aSionishmcni Amrei would rot have
been long able 10 cross the Rad or 90 in
into The field without being stopped. if
She had not soon found remedy for it,
She made il rule not TO answer the rid>
die of any one OF whom She WIS not al
lowed also - ask one. Rut ste knew
how 10 construct them beyond their pow
er ocgdessing. Never had poor child
attracted SD much attention in the village
IS little AmT'i. But the older she grew
lhe less she wss noticed: fDr men regard
with interest the buds and The fruit. but
paw no attention TO the long interval dur>
which one is becoming the ether.
She was now entering her fourteenth
year. and had left school; the good advice
she had there received had made but little
Impression on her. The assumption Of
self~Fespunsihiliiy, which usually SO great>
" and mysteriou.'y affects the he=ri of The
early accustomed To Il. snd now at this
very time. fate proposed to her a riddle
size could not solve.
The children bad an uncle. who lived
soine distance from foldrmhfann IN Fln>
prin. and aho was wood>cn'ler: lhey
liad only sccn him once. a he mFial oi'
naiiii who led them 10y ihc hand People
often ,DlS them thai he rcSe;nhic6 their
fa;hcr which made them more esger :"
see him. For. although they still oiien
,t'osIghi that fheir fiihcr aud mother would
return. (it could not possible be that they
were ne longer in cxis,ance) vet they
gradually came'in give dp hope. This
feeling Increased the oliener All Soul
DAY came arourd, upon which thcs
adorned the grave of their parents with
.s-ii ocnies and when they read. year af'e er
Aeal, ihe names .f their parents on tie
san. black cross Bat after awi.i.e thcS
aiinosi .orgo, their uncle in fmfoin. 100.
for .hry had ROT heard from bin in many
years y dav come when the children
were summonscd 10 the house OF their
guardian. There sal large tall man, vi IA
= Drawn face. f.,-..
'Dane here, my children The man
cried IS ihey entered He had a rough
drs yoice, Do yoa hrow me 10 long
es:' ,ie ief r,t~ a7- s -
I;hc nian continued: Il am your father
brother Come here, hisaieih, and .you
toos Danis e SEQ
'Aivnsm is not Lissbcili. it is amrei:
sid ,iic girl and weps. Shesdid' mt even
give lss hand 90 her unc.e. a feeding Of
Isolation made !ler iteMble, teesnse he
.essle-sl her by wrong name.
III ynu are Riy uncle, WHY don't yqu
kuo~ n,y na;.le: ...kes.- -imrri. ....
~ IA are !, i,,lisl, c,,i,i-go to hisn and
give bin your habd, commanded. Ihc. lar
lner of Rui,,l, and ,'.i,iad in "a how VOICE
10 the strange: 'She - q pcc,iliar Child, =
Black liaTsnn has pu. all sorts Of mons
.ses,scsia Iis.r ,rstd, aHd YOU know. 'ha'7 size
is met al'o-eher right. 'Amgei hooked
,-r,s;ads as,aara,.i, ani trembling and
gave her nsqleiher band. Dawi haG dYae
So tssEs ibc 'erc aDd rslsed: iLncle lsie
you ns,; brought as something. eaaf
Il iuyclnpt rau,jfto i,sies: 1 coisse -
taxa s,o;i s,yas':: yWnsSe ~ goswiili pae -
Do yon know, AmTci, tisa'.i' in n'.i at al
leood M eoanyr 80 loiHe yenr nntA? l'I9a
:savc nosoiseI l,nf him. in tie ,vsI a. Epr
who efset y ''iicreilefi? Come. hcH. and
&c a2i. a. ,,ei.le ,i,, ,--a.4if;le NEARER. Do
y5triiot 'sce how tiiGcis be'eeri psni is't's~
having? lie looks more Ike osro fnniih'
but You. too. belong 10 ,is.I
4 in.f,l servant eo:ze in with n bundle
OF mems clothing, and laid it ppen the
tahie.a 1fr ,,ti-. ai.tf.a 90 e-isah
) These sEe your brethers eio;l.es,' said
The farmer az liodel TO The siTangel who
cnntiatsed speaking to Amrci- Do you
see, there. are Your fathers clolhesi we
will take them with VS.. and you are to go
toe, frs, 10 FlaoTn, aud thea across the
ocean, a 81.
Amrei trcmblinsly ;quched her fathers
coat and tho blGei sivipcdnvesi- Eut her
UNCLE lifting nr the clnthcs- pointed 70 the
wpgp- oateibc~s .'and ssil t. the farmer
of.Rodek These are nat, wQ.lh macl''
I .-..u't say much i,,r them, aud in G.ct
tlon I know thai cenid we. r ihem over
in America Without being laughed 81.
.Amr.i seized conv,sisiveiy The lappel. of
the eo.i. That, he should plonoRnce her
fa,Ivf clothes, which she had ihoug't of
ia costly .nl priceless treasure, i2 be of
little vs.lue, gTieved her; and that his
clothes could rot nc worn in America.
without being jeercd at. conlonnded her;
and. narrower, what was all llla, ahcut
America. s.aa4~ -. s
She was soon enlightened on that SUBJ
ieci, for The farmers wife coming III wifi
81 elk sIarann. said: .stur minnie, shas>
band; think this .sending away OF the
children with that Esn 10 America, is not
so easily dore,' ri a.''----
.Bu, he is there only striving relation,
tie brother of Jasenhans-' s-1
Yes. know that; bnt he. he's scarcely
shown himself In be relation. l think
hat yau can't do il without the assent o.
the town council. and I don't know If they
can d, n. The chiirtn have a rigbi to
hone here. anil vou cannot steal thai
from them in their sleep; for it is the
tie same as kidnapping person while
asleep.
.My Amrci is wide enough awake
She is now thirteen wears old, hut with
more sense than some women. at thirty =
she knows what she wants, said Black
Iarann.
.Yon ought TO have been town council
ors.- said the farmer of Rodel: but see
with you that these children ought not TO
be dragged off like calves by a halter. Now
we will let the man talk 10 'hcfD, and al