Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-01-23

1ne OnV staggered OlcR, recover
ed himself, and Sprang ut hiru furi
"nSiy. Mrs. Hutter screamed
II 'llius cAuglt Jun aud hell him
helpless.
"Gn for policeman, Carroll y
c'ied his mother. I saw him at
tack ynul II meant murdpr Tr'
Rollins lnos-ned his hnld. "Ynu'd
better cut al rut, jim" "ne W. isp-
cred. Ther he sail aI'ul, "Ith
g It claM Vt N. Pr'l apps it's ~
Well. mPIn. Ms er Carroll
struck the first blow. Tie law
might pns.ihly have tAGer thtt iutI
account"
"rne law discriminates between
gentlemen aud ruh IN, hn,e," SAID
Carroll, hftily.
Cirroll was an ilsufft:ahly cou.
ceited boy. and NO went to schnrl
that day witA hu Mug sense nf
his own inpOrtaucr-,ulkrdm NOR,
10 idly than us al of gentlemen"
and "rowdirS," ny win m he sim
ply meant boys who had money and
th"se wh,I hId not.
Poor ii II Ludlow went homo On
Il e with rag i every part "f hi>
attenualrd little body. lie toll his
mother the story nf his encauntI T..
20 jim nv, when will yII lrIru
To CD ,trOI ynur tongue WY
shoi.m you have prov 'xt.i the b " :?
How do you expect u IN 6ke others
respect y"u VIII "a you d r.uo. resp-c
your ,rii 2"
Nobody resp CTS nae. I can
npver he a gentleman - Sobb, ID the
poor cripple.
His mother was to wise t0 rea
SOn with hIm She drew his head
u her breast aud petttd him ,whil..
"Nnw come To supper. Jimmy.
The sH'par MAS so ii, a I'd neatly
served. Whea it wa4 over, Mrs.
I."d'Ow lighted the lump and pl tce,I
snne hooks on the tabl". ii II. vi N
Il bright face, Sa' down tn his le.-
Sons. Mrs. Ludlow Was an pducat
Ell woman. aud WAS TEACHING I T.
boy as thnrnug ly a. he cnrli have
breu taught j" the grammar sch |.
1t WAS Late before they put tn
books away. jim d ew a haRdfu
of silver fro his lcker.
''S'nnrthi'.g e. z, INTO ths ba,k.
mnther," he said, laughing. "Olr
capital grows"
Yes but here Is the caphal."
touching 'he bmkS. "whic1 will
make vou IN" equal or any gpnrlr-
man in the lind, with G Us help.
W"'ll ask for that, jim nv" And
they knrlt together iii prayer.
The very next afterho m. CrrnI
Hutter. driving out To P.nk. SAW
thu f.Ilnrn liIrlr earn aui donkey
in frnt of him. He MAS particu.
idrlv rlued with 4 sAnse o. his own
consequence I~t npw. ~ iIe WAS
u pair OF DlJ ,jed ppiieI
WHICH hiS mother had presented to
him a month ago. Yet the bo
~ith his d'I<hing equipLge. aud dia
mnnd shirt buttons, was literally
p"rer rs TO IN ,ney than jim ny
Ludlow. While MS mrtl,pr had
Thought e wa, at the uuiyersi. v,
Crroll spent th- days in brIl Ar,i
rooms. He hal plAy-,l away hiS
last dollar that morning. He was
tfraiu to AK f'r more, aud WAS
consequently in SAY tge state OF ill
humor.
Get ont of my way - he shout
ed "Ith an oath.
Jim had drawn up his C .rt to the |
-ile walk. and was giving ha :dfui |
# berries to half starved chilI |
with "a baby in her arms.
That fe!lpw," said Carroll to his
companion, 'cheats NV mother hy
charging d uh.e Dric- for hiS stuff.
and then gives IL tn beggars "
Jiln's face grew red, but he dill
not turn his head.
AT tha' momAn an open car
riagr. drawn bV a powerful black
horse. came da1hiny Il w the street.
\ gray hiired old man and Il y,urg
irl were inside. The children
81 ne lanmrers sprang af
~ the horse with vii l yeIl1, terri
wing him all thu more.
Carroll, in ani"ct fear, though hr
Was not near the horse, spra / fro u
lis dog cart and ran To the pave
II 3
The clrriaga racket frrm side to
side, threatening To th.OR the girl
mt. At th,' end nf the Sq'Ia'r tn.
'trept crossed z lirmlunt ayenll.
llong which train of steam c,rS
Vas ra'iiIy dpprOI.lirg. M'naIl
women cn the streets stool paralyZ
'd with horror.
The horse had SHE'D when il
,assed G. lrrOll'S crrriaSe. 4 I'd SLACK
u It's pace lit r. Just then. jim.
he huckster, who ial eli nb.i frh u