Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-09-21
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Dutch piety counting both to be Gods
wages ofthe six working days sinee Sin
lay.
The year was 1908, @The stRet Skip
oer,s lane. The fHse AltonSsFan Ara-
ems. The dry May 23d, al s. o'ciock- in
he evening. The paylor, wifslstsi En- sosl
'ed leather walls, where window sills and
Rash-boards b enssshsss IN aaa eenia' lhaehes
them, was lighted with singl waE,eanale,
and around the tile stove kiH9k 4 fire oi
wood had been lighted t61ill the dang.
sat antony, lis three daughters, .Karl
doofdF. fhls Par tfleryIp more ipr6speranf
lays, nnd Joan. Hoofdt, looking like q
fourth and youllgef sister: Ah@aed aunt
vas more than halIasteep in her chair in
no <etRpTfy-corneT, and e staitEhg
,eside 1ttfte A|1h,t}s A|1h,tlss, fbfead with; 1nap6erV
i spatlqsssyhAe,g pveparisip tlmisn ersE OF
,utfeTtd bread, and toasted cheese, and
Ger, was the.eeea HHclhsr5f owVtn Stra-
en-, in whom neither gray hairs nor poverty
ad utttrtn The cheerful look, or damped
ne !. hopeful hearty Dame Van 1STaIen,
10 Tristan. Vfaw," as the neiebbors cai,
d her because she had come to Holland
drphaIEgari FROM West Friesladd. An
my Aea nnarriedy without q dowqy! He
rs da9med rich at that day -the n1isfor-
mes Which broke. the firm, of oStralen,
oofit q co., Coming from ,fle loss 81
he lFfhalieh AZ sea long 'afterward-
8 partner always said th.tt had sHoafit
ken Reter, Tiileaaan' 3 -leag hEeny WHOM lie
lgAt have had for The asking, her fortune
,utd have. saved The old house from com
! toPfiofl But Katrsso1l vas ptirblnd.
10. money trusting man did not under
nd the wis6lont ia which the1good;Fris-
VrYw had brought, up Antony.sl chill
IN, nor the sunshine which IL spite of
seaana failures, her presence had made
his home Ter more than thirty years.
The feast waited foryAntosys son, Auke
alien, :, Ills, vessel had dropped anchor
t morning IN the. Amstel after. O six
ntls voyage. Sailors wives and moth
know what makes ID red-letter day III
II calender. Dame 'Stralen's heart was
Z. enough to care feEall her ohiidrea,
her thoughts We're most with the boy
had braved the ipefils of the, deep. =
knew, too, that her love was returned,
idhis inessnates, who used good-na-
div, to. wager that Auke S. first question
le pilet would be rs my mother wellf'
had been seven years at SEA, ever since
vas titteen. His earnings had, been the
port: of the family, He had cliInbcif
'ugh every. grade Of iseafnanship, from
ing the foresail to walking the quarter
and .as. he now seA AtereGh thas9aslor,.
klng hands with the, seniors, saIuting
i ofh:sssisters aiia the a7nna'aufst with
shbor II ans ya rfs Sss PEstf5 a5ea
lis mother. II Tak .f3assA }ass*
lis Gods meal t0;p9isghts e 9sghtts 4ypsasyssFaia
eyes beautiful in their expression of
tronly pride and love. ''Yen have not.
5otten2"
.Mitherl1in! Dear MYherkinr' replied
boy Kissing TAer band 1toSbis Ii "a, ana
lding his head over here, II base never
gotten, noS ohus, stha6 Gea J work pays
Q wages.
AulsSvaRstisbssbey" to her, when hoo
lressed her by. that tenderest name,
.therkin-sl word forfwhich we have no
uonyn, buthis bronza FACE and sturdy
me gave him almost the look of middle
Q. As-he sat, there in his sailors .aress
canvas, with his Danish pipe in full
Ny, he might have. passed tor oneof those
d-tlme Beanen from Mhom sstSEipper
ne" had heen pamadsrse hra s4:5e.T z
There was q time when Earl Hoofdt had
1eculated on q match between his part
ers son and his own aud only aaaghter,-.
nd the Young 3fonSstdii not tlIialsz thlsts
vent even impossible yet. But Karl was
linking otherwise.gs Au4a-s1n.de :. eesds
fages TO basdre. A q was tenpskste hna-
Industrious. Ii it were not for his fathers
arge family he might lay by something,
,ut asit WIS he would never be worth d
ilver.t.t Joan must do better than that, I"
vas the conclusion to which he was coming,
when the news Auke was telling his moth
r over the beer turned his IL usin $50 an.
'ther chaanel. s-zytsssssa :
The ca tain and owner of the ..ZZuyder.
Zee, in which, craft Auke had always saif--
q, was Jacob Steavauson.f Who by Garry
ng cheese and gin to the baltic towns.
nd salt fish back to a6lsteftam, had real
zea sullelspt gains to- "Opens trade with
england. Its hate kinghad been Hollands
tadt halsef and Eondoli had a market for
"a andGhinese silks, of which Amsterdam
yas the emporium. But the Zuy56r Zee
would not ttsrsit English trade, ana he had
flered to soil her 80 fArtke, to &c Dal1 Tor
er cent. vgfSES TSts sSSfs
Take herr said Karl, .sand will use all
ny interest with the ScAncIdame andoheese
'uyers to get up the first earge. - a.5a s
''hut she is a slow sailer and rough in
he rigging, Esplied Aukes sAillfalty tsk-.
NJ tie. .lssufi9 assalle. ks@-A 1857
''She'l go we'll enough before the wind.
Won't sae2 and she ladies better than any
raft IL the river. You had. better close
ne bargain wissl,iaeob, sSsY esn p a.ceatz Q /
aint, AMI oaliafer fTainfTernlan Titn Hard
rhold, afterseea. a61I Enaia director. . PH
o the first trip wIthEou, Aulla9g9 aE.ef7
''Ihat's all very we'll. replied Auke, I'm
AXE tae Iuydet Zee ana~,saiat her, and
on, MynL senassris may f-sight bea@f Ixit
lie is myslTr1tss NM is fotg al sail her
lie goes only by one name. aud that is the
tristan Nffw, from aayFnlp EkerPs
For maus weeks Auke'and Kari, the one
the ship and the other at the cargo,
ere busy gsst'eg sss sdy, 'EFsfstaa8ss aadS
elghbQrs furnished Eepture ~efsiinen.-r9
ountry folks brought III their cheese
ehnapps IN bottles, Holland in delft. aud
IN III barrels and hogsheads, were careful
. slowed away IN 1hesgcoa ship's hold -.
.tr bottom was nearly eopperea, 4 new fig-
re- head, prassa 81 slasssIeSp a "a Z eetsorgood
ick, set gracef'lhy under her bow and
le boresin large letters on her stern, Fri
al row. ID ByttEc LIltole OF GUY she WAS
,ady to sIil.
Pare tksss weE lazy bey 4 fai.l ais good
l0ther IL p took fe1ye 6fffai st the door
tie gray OF the summer morning. For
q u not =. lnJiEe.x - Ija ali goiagss re-;
lember that q Cd 'sAw6fk fkahath su+e' wages.
Il Rilbremenl Der that, and taii the good
llngs yoaa haaea aaught ine, mother; but
eep brave heart aud take no disquiet for
le, gooa-byet' said the young skipper,
" WITHIN sl4ar Aoasa La en- the deck OF the
flsian sYroT, was Sailing down the
msteI. YsT(S'1 F{tIff{l ia i
Ire newly paintears1ip wasalaigbpoop-
!, broad sided bark Of heavy build. but
II wind eatfi4d her ,ddehIt6l the ZaYcler 4
se ana over Lhs North sea, and IA, tie
ouna so surely and steadily, tbat Earl
q the length ofremarkiietiis ia a65I5,,,s 1
fe WIS the egsIestyls aess,- .qll,.ir,7tSts,
on was the pert OF Reyal, Khere tllespJ,f,,ltt
aders had found market ever since the;r
ills We're tlrst seen IN the Baltic.
At this tune Peter, afterward caIleg t1,a
re4t. was home from his three vaa,,s
avels. lie had worked as a shin.caTnsnl os.r
i at the Zasndam dock yards; had learn