The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-03

<AkdA1 5GC <&>A 49WA &ANA Nt~@ AAA made mechanical plaits ~t,h the corner of her spron-a big useful apron, waiea had something foreign aboa: its cut
 Yes: have got weeks hoaeAy, Elsa. How you have grown. Do Ee, 20; l san, to talk to you-
 Ba; E,sa's eyes sa~ Mir Fsch looming in the distance.
 -Ach C oit the father he comes ard must away to prepare his supper He will say sh2; l an an Ia.e one. ~li. come again when the moon does sise
 From under the penthouse o' his nrAy. bross Iesemi4h's eyes looked fersa follo~lag ;he German gil as she moved away. Ben, looking after her also. ham, med.a German air. Elsa :eeognlzea tae familiar song. Da da L;s-s: faif in Herzen. 4, ,he top oi the comp. .l- steps she turned. and g.ane:as behind her moment. smiled bei01e GlSa, pear ing.
 In the moonlight iha. evening lefsy heard the yoang people making .aetrs Ben s4ng. and efo~4 0: S,Hsv ~sy- farers collected ;o listen = ! q. rom me wharf. Ba: Elsa though; se was sir sing for her oaiy. The next Iaorr.ns !. aay- break, whi.e the cary sal .@s shedding a rosy ligh: or ;he siceplas isy the ,~o b4fges loosed from ;he.. H.ooiins aEa sailed ol; with the t,dc
 There vas l4:ent spasl; af r'ea.rs be tween t1i> pair walca haG ss. ..e4 IaA Ag., j. match II res4;;as. Tecy slipped do~a the fIeer wel. together -aa !; ~4s only when they =: into bfa4scy waters belo4 Enih ;aat | s.len: challenge p4sssd betv eez taea. Nr. : ..sa ~ss ..iss3s a-e1, sooer ;hls meTAlng. aas n :e .s.ioas ir hss mar 4XEcs sr4. was Hs Ra4s He 7a9 she prosei6iEl = ea. =.rsaa. as IT IT 1sS ai a1s aAraS Sse4pazs>s -.s4 though ;he May Am sa. otea s4..s. ln | feckess a.s she i.ts .5.Aeria l..iae OF szo'ifee iaaI sey. cry Was equally 4z G4ssa<. has VI .ssc hart s55=4- ;ta. zau.es ai sna%..s Eas yc.eiat barsenl tster ha4 To sa eeca e ne riser. fie - iaeazase < gf.-ele n the -a2ise X years tne apaa.- of h, SaIse saa k4eN 70 au 5. haN Haa=h caaTss she eaa.4 r@rfy 4s5sr gwen e oum.;Arees.. Tae aa4,s were oasos.tr the nla.shcs. where ;hc i--a .ases .tseli Tn the ena ar ;ae iafSef E4xe.. waer the ke5e ea. sling elaze - .he w.as took ire leaa. fen vas s,amp.5v pasaes aside 3y Hs-fs. ~ko .eok .ae il.lcr Tke boy staaafas IF tie s.ei ,aa on .he MarA Am Il-le -. p9ci round .r IT oil-ssf: aa. hardly ,e.loeer than ker hAir. .n6 s;sadiag vel! frrsard n ,ee cadc} com actn.arv Y. Vf'a he aehir- coiored Stils sp9r4ll4rs n ;. aoase aef The s4.lasas caught aae solGen head and flashed .efIasiv bec: T. b-u sas her i'll o1th h.a.s tg EeT ps. .n thea Slo@is aase hen s4Hss I'm. lie doiir9 nis ap win ,. a~ reverence. aad stooa witt eyes r.se.>1. oo sae - M4ff Ann til her red sails sAo.ea tAr n the dls tanee. and ;ae Eiiat n; gold beneath them could TO longer oe s-ca
 Time i3es. ,o the s:iii. sca; mos, oi al And Ben laborsd IF ->saf.iy after the ben, oi h'.geur-s t.e;o .es ua-e.nedly a, the mechan,sa ol harmony. conquer ing by degrees evesy Gl'f. ait1. A.twenty- two he .s.s1 mas.ese. she lence ol muse. No" he was gong @ Fay and or his return, yea: hence. ~ds..s one eut on the stage as an operate 'enar Hlsv3tce promises ,o 1cSeT the i8a l eNpen,ieQ upon |. | Is sui. j-r-m ,h haalc s.ss- ings that support hin: eu. there ,s good reason 10 suppose th i5-a -la be one famous. and repay the .s-ge s.nl spel. on his musical eda a:3on Occasion ally Ben reieTs io his patron generosity. ana his eve bT!s shtes.s and hi, voice as ten deT!y me caG.a.e9 as he taxes he rough hand of the baFsem4a 1T hls own aaa presses t gratefaliy
 Ny lad. they say ss i'a elese-ti,tea, bGi never yer ;hink q t.srad ses ]; yer Even fl ye, cea.d1 1 ne.cr pay me back knass as I've made se, happy. and yerve made E. as-en l..sr> D, my lie rare and brl : |,
 Then iersy. Ia 5 99aga wly. shakes ,he young man o': ard s9es 4st s';s alone in ,ne s'err. He Is ash med 9s his cuIc- ,ional moods l, Is DeHs ias. nlsn, n London a4 jerr' a.s ae4 aeyed ID .o his lodsin h Saaa :a;.Se lea%e of nm. He has uevSr pecr tEere be.cse and stares amazed st pies oi 'assle q, he plano, aEd mary 5oos, sfreNr about. Yet the room ls raoicst.s fa~ulsEes S.,n the narest necessities o5..v:nr. ben ~a, caretui n limit hts e1penses sa tEe ut- most. There ls one picture only. hu; II soon a;.rac.s ;he skipper nailce. l. $ only .s fancy sSei h. g poog caG5 oi no inIlnsl merit. Iroa-b.y .t wss meant for Gretchen, for goiden-heired ,u. $ represented loos.lug OBI ot a wIsdoa. with I tender smlle upon her broad lar face There IS, hoxeve-. nothing soi5it- nai s5ea; the face. i. Is onty ieollsh. though seEy .a.r
 Len stirred anessi,s ss the s<ipper stood wl;h his back to7ara h..e. -::---n;ly surveyine l;.
 Il, have ger icos af Elsa" said Jerry. slowly turning 4t ,4st. and p.ac st ag al his red beard. Oai c. deieE-n . .o Ben 5 books. ne had not the -oEs s;al.i r. -se between his lips.
 I; $ meant for Marguerite in the op- era Of Faust. said Ben quickly. Then, ashamed Of he pEeEarEeaiion. he adde4, thought !; was .ik. Elsa. ioo-
 For c roaen, Jersy glanced a: the boy win suspicion. Bsi .ae steady brown eyes looked fearlessiy q; him: and pres enily Ben began to talk eagerly oi the f f. .l. .