The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-26

4.s ha1 dared ~ thitk "t ht,. Agai
lido Miiwaunce hear tile voice OF liz
fs,htr call her, an'i dropping the culiau
isbr v.iktd toward HIN aud stt.d u
Ime;k expect ncg ~ comm 30 81
! booked M t!u ola chie' WIN. those "
Itnai tnr hnu always htnul-d Ei,n iha
/ glAnceGrf nqnd eve, ni or the ti,s
tit7e IN her lite she vtTed That to-
tai.l ~ 'quan,'n'iy 81 '.taI'rg WAS it'll q
H. looked as tnnugh he Was 8 rlviug
noe sono Inwsld emotions th4t ,httait,
Il % eut.fe.y ov rwhrim his mpO>ul,
- AasG n Ia X ,ns u l., u eak o her ~
srme mnmen he continued his smoking
tni the s5lCko'i l,Criug, eyes 81 G
nus K were dvv"Iriug W.th ec7t -cy til
luyllUrss o! VI a4un q.
~nddeniy 1"kna The pipe iaaln b
III asa an't tHNi"g Ii '1"Wn "n the gr ui,
y
NJ lw4ure, De- gh err + IL family ..
IA ny BRAVES, "amatuk, II groNInA
- L, and "a a >h ~ lulH 1T Int be TT tn
Gtea' SIanit'w VII ct' hlm t"the h.,
D huutiug 4r..un 8 Il his people M -
w u',se vii then nave II" one to glAr
/
az lie e'.emIrs at her trirr. he gre.
brave q '~amuck, h. Invinc,bie, ask
'D.amnr"nka to give Mlw4ltne- to h.u
or his wite, Anli ~ he "ili he Cnief " h.l
0 Nlnnt' Okla l. takrn tn hla fathers il Is
d that h( have Miwauue, ID. g. a.,
.i,.us hit, at The rite heai? Muwauutt
was =" asf"ni>ii d NJ @thr prop ,>,tiou "i
hrr tai her thar t,ir d time II Il .prived H.
~ all newer If Spe, CHI; having been hrnt
II after b" N nner e ftr race To yIpld
implicit 'ht d'tmetn the Commands "
the males II the family. I've ney father.
husbands, or brn, hrr>, be had pot o
thought of cun,ba ting III disposition So
pr,t mpt"riIv mate of herself. but NATURE
was s''ouger Than education. and wi, II
the idea II being the b wife Cor G ",
mnck had three at pre-ent) If that da,.
{ rdly and disgusting wretch presenter
itself ami all he horrors ot SUCH IA tn e
,,araded themselves before her magma
ton. he blond 1T her fathers resented !,
~ al outrage 10 all her pr"gen,tHs AMI
~ cry If Kawl KA~! Showapn MERE
skin IN, n. PITY me) burst from her
iips sho rushed from she tent our into tine
d'ikn'ss "amafo"kA resumed his pip,
with all the plac'dity OF coun'raancs i'm
agInahie, IN though ,h;s "utburst of III
iignati"n was 1t at al aucum non, and
rs if, instead of its being the first time in
her life til st she had demurred ut his
commar Dis, il Was very common occur
renee. knowing the entire III lection Ia
Which she had lived neither he nor GOsn
nuc7 had the slightest d ,ubt as To The
future result af their cohpac'; but with
owl upon his hr w anil dcvilish llgh
g'snCing IN his eyes that bodied DO gn d
10 the vict,m of the sacrifice when Sc
became his prey. G. 'samuck arose and
Wrapping his blahksr ar ,un 4 him, with
a grunt of farewell to the Chisf, quietly
ked from the tent prepared to avail,
the expiration IF the m"rta, the end If
which it had been determined should crn
sign the lnvliest Of all the handsome
IN .idens vt the irihe to his arms MI
W .uuee, on rushing SO prec,piSately from
tue tent, simply "beyed tae impulse Of
her heart to escape fr,Ma the hare | pres
eace within it. She had no hope of es-
Gaping the fate to which she was scpar-
emily do"med, and with regar,iIC~sneps
of all dangers she took her way With
h .sfy cps to the forest past which ran
by the hore Of the Mapance river. The
rapid rushing Of the water had the Ell
feet of partially allaylng the lstenss ex
cltement under which she was suffer ing
but in proportion tO the dissipati IN "i
the excitement, 80 all the horrors oil her
% ,sition were sa!'zsd, and, with y cry
of unutter 8ble anguish, she threw her
ssIf nn the grass beneath tree. Sh.
bad lain in her agary somn time, when
\ slight rustling of the leaves near her
\ announced the presence Of SEINE one
nut, in her pr sent state, she cared nj
whether it he friend or FIVE, STD lite,