The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-04-26

with the scsins-eaisor to furnish soms
 further contributions, and by his direc.
 t,ons have called sc ask yor to have .
 boy call round for copy n the s~ me way
 as yesterday"
 think not" said Nf Robinson. sitA
 what struck me a> an Intentionally ag-
 gaava,ing dsa~l " doni think we wiA trouble you 70 write those contributions
 yca speak oi. will explain the matter to Mr. hgcit.
 don't cu,te know wha, dA say;
 know lost my temper vehen,ensly. and
 l believe used strong lan.uage 1 think
 | sad something about ha,ns believed In editorial omaipotenee. and my fsahil-
 W 10 suaef>,asa ms husiaesS ,,f one San alawsng hui and ann. .hsg Llislng Sctd. Anyhow. was not aoinr ,c stand oe1sg made a,os ot n thlS aii had. easy style, aad i,s take sood ...e dicnf datAcs the Jcc.s oi tkr auJ .te.s'e ans mn,e .Aad .viih that he per fe.sid's 'sn lnsrrisiza ,-' rl, northern na- ton..'sfs hetos al aA..sc. removed my >et sesnhi.Y Aala itc ptssensr, and ss1ie my "..y dts.A s,.4rs iatn the street.
 Hets. como ha. '' Rasanson had shouted aitet me. want to speak to you ~
 tear Ina II he tsad acted on the s,s,st letter oi the bret tesea , thrcw over rHy shoulder, he ~ia.d l@sc had no occasion to g,tc any anscqurs, otdett ta his coal merchant
 was sstidEnk ap Reuvrrtc street. he'' ely behind my beard. when felt a hand an my shaaidef. tnd simel,an-ouxly heard so4Se i1on't he tool l Aas gstns . say that 1 want you ,e start n 'c.s to.mshl =
 tuned and stared at Robinson for | was he ~ho had spoken. .n the blank. azt amstemert Then he had meant no nseit. 'iisi ali, but something ,na~ed of laiie d eontisT, tepor Ana here was he ieal chance entnc d, Last. then. e,sh Ill Inc prestige ei sieai paper whose val ooitespondene wa> already ihe talk 'i the town ., the ba, k of the otitr all he scope ior making a uame II inaees! he po~e, ia do sns sthing n thss d,ies too iid abide within me I, was a wontiet, nl chance but aes,a. what a tisk With us 'e' cnt experiences should l dare to she that nsk The struggle oi con ie nns einni,ons made me d,ssy.
 ~igi not weary the reader w,,h the
 b 'sbad me te accept Nil, Rohin~on's ofirr. .s possible that had declined uI 'aasht have been happe, uan ,o day, ai have been widowcI now for some ievcn years 1 might have been a haler Han than l am to-day at tott, i've, my 's we gone. and my physical energy ha, fnemety ie, the teeompens~ To 'sse i,sed trn lises tn A many short la. l.izl he holiow of the hand the rs, .u.tve 'ore' ,n thtill thr nations ta have .aok- d a'o the very heart oi the ,s4sn,nH. ,ain,s os empires and os dynssta~al \ hat Toy equal te thr thrilling sease ot 'eI sonal tors z. aa obs,aoIc alter obstacle ea bshind conquered. as one gal.eped rem the battlefield. haughi ~i,h ,,d,nys winch peoples awaited hungrsinEly or semolsngy II Inc gsudta .e,tasa.n,s lave en,hraliing ias,inatlon fo the oldirt. s atsriy less does the wat cor. esponden, share m the hrter tap,me of he fray and ihete may he Ter h,m loys nd trfan,phs suth as cannot light up hc career of soldier
 requested kobinson to give me the lay ie desidr. and tu mshw arrangements hoaid the desision accord ~ilh h,s sishes. Al, 7p. m. 1 kep, ,tys, Al the ende=sous he had named. equipped for he journey He gave me bis good fishrs and a roil of nsies left Eng md ny the maii steamer the same even '., Aad in Two more days had my ,hase the straw in a ffuAsian heid watch" n Inc cast s'de If Neu. 1, was thea 'ai m realty my career AS wal coz began.