Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-08-25

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Suddenly Helen exclaimed "Well,
declare! If that girl hasn't gone and
changed her dress"
"Yes, and fixed her hair"
"And put on clean pair Of gloyesp
Sand changed her bootsW
1t was all true. Miss Bella had en-
deavOred to shrOud these treasons in
her duster and hat, but it was useless
She was indeed a pretty sight, as she
stood there, with one dainty foot upon
the step. Even John was moved. He
rehectively spat on the nigh side, and
made room for her to sit by him. Miss
Bella sprang into the seat. John was
better than nothing. And as they
spun along the road, she laughed at
hiswell-worn stories, admired his skill as
driver, and wien he turned tolOOk at
her would drop her eyes. And John?
Well, he chewed tobacco. 'Tis Won
derfully soothing, in any form, is the
maligned weed.
At last the little town was reached,
and John dashed up to The college
gates in style. The ladies descended,
crossed the wide and drary-loOking
campus, and applied for permission to
see the old mission church and the col.
lege buildings. 1t was grnted them,
and an olive-skined Italian priest was
detailed to show them Owe the place.
lie was gentle and courteous in man
ner, handsome in face, aul there WAS
certain dignity about hin which i'm
pressed even the giddy Bella mt first.
But not for long.
They passed into the old mission
church, with its quaint statues and
curious paintings. The peculiar real.
ism which seemed to impress the Latin
mind only revOlted them, and the i'm
age Of the Savior upon the cross, the
blood trickling from the crown of
tLorrs ,rd fron tho ,ro,,rd Il, Ii,
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o"nt n;ha IT, ntnoo ~ e",l ~ - Vs. o
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Sno r,.'o "rl'i''''' WIN 10
wLat not From thora to iho T. 'JiI, HWY '
where Father Aronstino shnwoJ ,ho1'
tbo ouaint all hoeLs ,'rr,v rro,n r,I,;oh % Iond
and and gona monks % had cha chanted j'' yeSnor %,
and matin song TTn,o "miwMos yoro
they Of norchmonf iSof and Ioothar
coTor W Win oiant n1,sn @ md III hinro. o, o1dl
Iookina notes in reJ nnL IIani, sonottr ot
and gnnaro Iror uha, "aro ', CrordrinnI % r'r
ciimed ovor cnr;nns "tnTl;na, ~ Ir" MA
Girls tried ,o malie nnt t t%n ,,v" wnris hmt m
thn ietterin% w C ,r"s ., p'v no ,,'9 TT" ,on % Nv"
iiau iI i,ov Deed 90, tne Ella 7Slis ~ ,tgG H6ti,. t
have been. So Father Augustine read
out some of tue lines. the Latin sound
ing less harsh in The mellow Italian
way than they had thought. And then
they looked at the shelves, where i'm
posing tones held between their covers
the writings of the early fathers of the
church-those early fathers who were
so early that they have had to father
all later cretds. Many were the strange
characters many the tongues in which
these books were written.
"And can Won reoJ oIl these dread.
rul lononorcs father" asked Mise
Rella
"No NOT allr he roplied "hut many
and RrotLer Rrselm Who 10 tbn Iihr,,
rian % ann ro,d thom oil" ~ - '''' ''''"
"Con he read that Fotbery" said
Carrie Rnnner with wide.onen ewes
tnrning over n curious Iooking yolmmp
Eyes nv dnnohter" said the monk
,,,;iina, "ihat (, n,,i,, rIohn,n, % '0 T,' E,n,'
ann rood tbot"
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~ tIoro "9Cu ,n " enG uoSer t%toi!, mhieie
;m tc'U o"' M"S ',o ;, 'iGw 1,, oi Cie Su'fol'u
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don,t t6inL % oaro 'te' NV rn pm4 ,ioui ai,oa
tho Father hoe hoen 'O 81 ird "O Oon,o o,'CF ~
ron @ ao" 'i ''' ''''' 'o N'i'''' '0ii'' Vi
mt the othor r;r,s u,oro tirod TOO
And so Mic Rol,o n,;t, ,n onnoaronoo omru, 'UW,
~ rrroat sois aI; wv" "i' Inpo1 "rpo',' a.,
oho would ,,o nIth"un,, rothor "IC1u ,o'a om"'
fine noiiteiS ' nrotosted " thnt %.i ibo %I ciinL
@ rno fatinu po'TI ;e tirn i"V ,a Tno .In,'i9 Ii,
not % atten1nt " I,nt % nnnositio" jio o"o" oui,,
"de @ Hor oro r t Jotorn,imod UppUa''o', on Vay
wSnt ,,n"f to@el % bar a0'' O''ei"''ie"' 81 ''e'
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tile toIIey , .oh Sie' psto stheu Oyer T, te Iel,
much oblipad 70 Won % for indncino, IN GrT r,o 9o
TO come" " 7 INV
at is indaod we'll worth the trouh,o p
replied the nriest VI Wv ''O'''''
.,Father y 80 Mic, pou, o,.i,u,,.
brown eyes upon him, "what is the
reason vi saw INV daughter to miss ss
Bunner, and not TO the rest of nsp"
"Decause ren,iod tbo rriost ora,,o,,,
nshe is n Catholic md iho % H. 80, ~
bereticsn ~ WV ''''''' "''
elbow do Won know clio !, = C,ro
,ioyo '''''" '''' 10 " o"'''o
"Because she bowed to the Host
when in the church which mona ~ % tho
Others did"
$50 i'm n heretic ton sunposa 9o
said Miss Bella with n nrettv nnnt
"Yes" said the nriest calm calmly p0"''