The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-04-09
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49, 1917 " t&AAG.
A1t Inc Won ?. va, sentenced to seven
daEs' Imprisonment. / was notified to re-
c..s9 h-r il risol.
he lazy did nos ia.cres. me, because l
ras MOI personally acquainted with her.
WAS also ignorant MS 10 the cause of THE
ja1gmcnt, bu- still could uos place the
order cut ct my sight without repeated
Peru'als, feeling forebodiDg tina. some
th.hs unusual ana gloomy would surely
t:ana2!re IN connection with il.
There was really, nothing remarkable
about the seven days imprisonment, and
ye: mi,.l.t te that longer sentence was So
cal BY tie obY,atsd position of ;ae lady, had
THE document ordered close confinement
ard no amelioration Of the place, for Der.
Ba- other business rresEe1, and one
week and then another went by, and the
circumstance had almos. been f,rg9tt,n
when tie las. lay of tie third week again
recalled il.
l. vas getting late; TIE prisoners had
received .acir srYfer, and had retired to
rny room to tc1d 70 some writing that
iay duties during tie day had left re little
time for w2s 50 deeply absorbed tina,
! did not hear tie ioor open. and wa. con-
ssqasntly more than startled when heard,
no. far fran ne, trembling voice utter n
rot. GOOD evening" Looking up, saw
IN elegantly attirod Young girl, hesitating
at nearer approach, and seemingly wait
il. T. DO ad.fcs5el.
hal tim, to make observations. Her
s:Jio OF IDEAS first attracted my attention
!. was no! such as Lal been accustomed
to see around uo on my visits to this
establishment Her face was young, fresh,
and round, The regularity Of features alone
caused IN exclamation ia favor Of its
beauty tie doaleast eyes closed their
mirror from view. but tie whole express
ION Of the face and person indicated
eenso q horror, shame AMI fear
Such coaiu2: is rare in prison, vet the
giri had evidently come to stay, judging by
the lGndla Of 1easiag apparel she carried
Ny sympathy was awakened, and, in n
kinder tons than should have used under
ordinary circumstances fer this illtiraed
disturbance, requested her to approach
IL.
Sic did 20. move; her head remained
bowed, the eyes dropping.
"What Is your manner"
received no reply. The girl seemed to
struggle f., compcsurc, her lips quivercd,
her mouth v4ialy trying to form Sord-.
"Bat dear child" l asked rather i'm
patiently of.er 9 pause, you must tell III,
shat you desire; Why are you here:'
y am iere under arrest.
Sic .sa.i it almost whispering, the words
scarcely ;, ASSN: her liP,. looked a. her
IL astc- i,h1'ent.
Dor how :. 7g y
"oh, God,(A Ii, t'ott)
Nothing but tbs escaped he:
mouth. She breath ID Il 'ayily, her bosom
,alpitatins with distr, ssins rapiiity, Shs
tried te CONQUER Lsrsel. Int the strength
Of Ler feeling seeEo4 30 ma star her en-
seav7E
'TyL ne, CHA, l,.w i,as INV: you re
1aain Lere!"
"seven days"
Tais expression seemed to bri, < unutter
,b'e relief. The trembling limbs beams
ears:, respiration regular; only thc eyes
sansined d9wneast stiiI,
"Aal your name?"
Il an called Aieiinc Ven R."
"AhT'
Tic exclamation escaped me before |
was aware CT j. Tie girl was startled,
and directly raised her head and sazed me
full in tie Eaco, with an unspoken INJURY.
] saw two eyss, laTge and wonlrous beauti-
fll, IN Irresistible power Of fascination
within their depths speaking Of chlldlike
innocence, fearful sorrow and fright, yet
expressive cFresi sna.ion; hey were humid
Wit SUP pressed tears that told of the viii
T. b s:r1as and endure.
what should u with AieIine Won r.;
how should trea. her? Her station in
lie demanded proper respect. did not
wart her to see that felt this to be 50,
and vet | did n7t wish 70 ropulse her.
vas re. undecided bow to act when she
I'd;
''Mr. Inspector, you know now why
al here oa1nat ask you to set aside
ysur duty 10 my behalf; but oh, beg You
vii rot make ny osition harder to bear
than is called for. Mag l lie left alone,
lelt to myself
- yen desire IT,"
And no che viii see mef''
None but the prisoners employee on
tie Iraiaisos."
That Is god; would ike to hide my
r.'f from ali humanity, and from the dear
Gua, toe. Under arrest. Oh, the disgrace
L will cling to ne forever. Oh i; i,
horrible, aad to bear it through life
,s--g5'e!'
II her excitement, Aielinc Ven +
.tfaek her hands together, alternatel,
covering Der face with them, as il to shu
@: pio:are coniurei b the Inauguration
u q fearful future.
'fouE too FAR" said l, trying to com
frt her: Che disgrace does not consist ii
tie arrest, II. in the causes, the deed tha
,sqn,,cs such penance.'
True, that is true. Blu. DO all peorl
a;1s ttus. How of,en doesi. occur tina
,isy care 70 know If tie punishment j
ils,, II one is really guilty? But Who cal
...er su,h thing. Can those do it VIII
,uaer inpooeniI,. u they make wa
With &c majority. swim against the I'd
.ua e lost in the stream! AL that is lef
tusrn !. endurance ana oblivion to hid
~Lere nooae know from wheRce you cam
" where you 60.
y ,Ai4k, interrupted her, ",ha. sh
Judgment Of the people is less to be feare
taan lie rep-oscdSs of o-es own consci
t,re"