The Red Cloud chief., 1885-08-28
felt Il cry warm friendship for him in.

as he Niu Nat'lEalI. con" n tunes,
when h. expected BON WON'T tie ono
hs svn--in-la". lie had somehow come
II regard hrn - a KIND 81 hero. con
tending against odds. a he let 'hat ali
men wEO iabo.et were i"rc"i To DO.
ard taat n choosing jennie for a VIE
he I'D allied himself with those w.J.
although giving no outward syn. were
vet half unconsciouSlv revolving IN their
minds some plan by winch to remove
the wrong beneath which they suffered
and wr.thcd
L. was true that he hal lost lis pride
in possession and with it all confidence
in 1t IA -cif
u t.OUl much kIo"irdL.. II hook,
inclined bT nature 10 think lightly OF
his OWN abiiii.c-. and having failed TO
-Urc fu'ly defend what hc X " 20 b:
Is, Mt raj r.gli5 TO tn we.lth VIII en-
hr ia h,'n--f created. he now i.lt that
he hid no r.uht 10 Offer advice uLOn
nd i reforms IN ~-ocirl: or tn: laws.
nU. In On We, koIug, he I",s---'d
cool COURAGE and n spirit that would
not allow him 20 remain ,Ir.ncly iugct-
We beneath .r.at and continued
wrou@S rc-ilrs tbs. he Lai Il fa.-
g .:c ttiun. and. <. thu "ir,, al. had
on % or tw.cc talked {, his f.!lgw-wura-
~inrIncn ia uuii:r uUon auctions a.tcc,-
inc her interest. and tier. had Grad
ually Gown up in the mind oi John
i'ar-ons 4 fc !luri { En-i.n was to he
in 'uHmcntal n sDmc way. p rhaps a, i
Il. de-. IN rigHt!ny Il. wronr, If the
proulc.
80 iuny ~ Lucy had been cngagrd 20
marry Mr.. AnucI-cy these f~cci;rar had
been -uprr.S.cI. OVERLAND ~ il were bv
4 fear that IN encouraging them he wa
choosing bet cen hi dan htcrs. w.o
wor. equally dear 10 him. bu, hc hal
not been able Ia prevent = feel -" that
tnrcl-ry. bcrn~ in sympathy with Tn.
c4u-c of the loose, which he hal .uI-
fcrcL. VA IN some way r.rt'aIl, re-
suou-iDl. FIR them. rs Ir certainly WIS
a r. preventative of tie cas- VINO were
the r~ffncr, by those losses. AID b. the
iossr, Of the ,hou-anI and mnoos OF
other men and women WHO are doomed
t. toll all their lives for the vrctch.d
pitan,c # enough foot aud c,othir".
and hope, of better times. ioin,lura them
10 continue INC HfI. q. l.s" Ill., !, - IA
.or others.
Tn. moment. however. he learned
that ucy had di-mi-.ci tir. Ann !s.y.
the thought, winch had be- ore been
but = dumb kind of lrrlinr. ken, under
hv 4 knowlrdac of the rr,a, ON which
the yolin" MAJ wa likely 10 ear 10
the family. hroan tp TAX. sham. and
once or twIc" an ta!kinr til Jennie of
tie life which She AID her husband
would lead in Chicago. ic na,! .yrI, put
the. thou"nts inro words. and nos he
welcomed the YOUNG man MOI. alone =.
= .o~n-in-law. bat as one who MIGHT
some day help to RIGHT r<i,liu, wronc,
and make tie people free.
En,i"n remained with the family
nearly a week. aud every day end .rcl
himself more and NOR. Ia lis wilc'S
,rcufs. II waS IN order ,hg, They
might become better c-uaint.I with
him. and thus no, feel that + ry w,r..
"iyiuu their daughter to one 80 nearly 4
STRANGER. tat he remained Dur.ng h.
say ne helped all he could t, pat the
did not fall DURING tho entire week, the
two mon were enabled To do much
towards making things look more
cheerful.
\ shed for the hor-cs was built on. Of
lumber BOUGHT for that purpoSe by IL"
Former owucr. Lui never erected. The
hroGrn places in the fence we re
paired; the "raDc vine, st3krI and tied
up. and portions of the oycr-abundaut
Growth of fruit trees cut away.
II WAS really wonderful the change
which these Title Improvements made
in the LOOKS "f he place. Tut then they
had the sun, and thr sun with Il very
tittln assistance in the way Of setting
leaning fences and gates upright viii.
in i few dayS. make a great chance N
any picture first seen when wet and
so.ii"n br Ion" continued rains.
A. the two men worked they talkcl
talked OF the wrongs Of the farmers
and the labprin" and business men al
the cities OF tie causes of 20 many loss
rS and - much poverty and suffering
aud OF the possible or impossible RENE
do.
''Ihcrc ought 10 ic a law TO prevent
cprroratinns from owniu' lanI they
don't need. an cant make no uS. on.
cCpt - make them thit docs want 10
u>r II pay for tn. pr.yileEe,' sad Mr..
Parsons. a. they We're al work repair
in- The fence. No man can hr real
ally free unless he has Il nome "a his
":yn. AMI here Euycr meat has gone an
~ivr half th2 State - corporations. an
how Il the next ~lncrat.On 10 I'll homes.
L Ike 10 know.
An other corporat'o Il ar, wash;n'
down Ia. mountains an ;!lin' un tie
valleys; Splin' the finest Lands: chokin'
zap the river. an Il .>troviu' the homes