Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-11-29

hands can easily believe that you have
told me the truth In this case. rich bear
ing probably lies here to be worked But il
is TO be regretted that you should have
quarrelei with old Tornbern- | warn you
to proceed with great caution
When Els Frobom re turned at night -
Dahls JOS house the leautiful Ulla did not
come t. meet him Is usual. Sac was pale;
her eyes were full of tear, and by her side
sat handsome young man, who held her
hand and ADDRESSED TO her the most alice
tomato words
Peterson Dahlsio's lsl the unhappy Els
int, another ON.
MY child said he, Il have always
treated you like my own son, and now You
can become such in very deel The young
man you sa " is Eric Olawsen; he /, n mer-
chant of Gothaborg TO whom | am about t.
give my daughter in marriage. She will go
away with him; but you-you will never
leave mo again. But why do you turn pallet
Could you not live happily with mel Would
you forsake me when shall no longer have
my daughter TO console my old asei'
Els Frobom's heart was broken. He
rose without a word, and fed to the mine.
there to weep and sob alone -Tornberni
Torrbern, here | ami You were right.
happiness is no: on the earth; AMI l never
want TO 60 up there again Come TO ms
now. will be you- servant, your slave. to
the end Of my days
But til. oil miner did not appear. Els
lighted his lamp, AMI stood struck with as
constituent ut the sight OF lode OF dia-
monis laii bare at the very spot whers he
had been working all day without discov-
ering it, suddenly q respisndent brightness
flooded the gallery, whose walls appeared to
he Of pure crystal tie saw great plain
before him dotted with flowers; q
beautiful queen appeared and took him by
the hand; sis drew him ~ her bosom, and
Inc tainted
When he came TO his senses, Pearson
Dahlsjo and the oversesr stood b. i'm. Un-
Easy at his absence. they had been search
ing for him every where
@Imprudent ysung mani" cried Una's
father. ~whst anxiety you have caused US
The night is dark. and it is time to rest
There Is good news for you at home
Els allowed hims,lf 70 be lei away, but
hs did not spaas
Eco, that amr said PETERSON, comm.
home. Should I not have suspected your
love for Ulla, and can desire anything
els, tnan her happinsssi She told mo of
her love for you. and. for the purpoSe OF
learning your real feelings, Iimaginei thst
story about Eric Olawsen Be assured, my
children, that You ars for ons another. aud
that we shall never part
Els. overwhslmsi with joy, fell with Ulls
bef re the good old man The day for their
msrria,s was sat and all the miners wsrs
invitel 10 a great feast 10 ceisbrate the be-
trotssl
But il the midst OF the general rejo;cin,
Els becams gloomy. The recollection Of
T,-nbern troubled him: the visions Of tbs
mins rose again in hi thoughts De felt
within him an inaefnable sadness, sui
looked at ths guests with wild eyes CIla
looked anxiously 4: him Taey all begged
him to max, known the cause OF his gloom.
and he told the tale o; the appari,ions which
hal 81 tormsn;ed him Bat no reasoning
could calm the disorder OF his mini
Whsu be rstlrnsi to the mins everytain,
Looked changed Tue riches: veins Of min
eral opened them elves before him He
worked with new ario-, and all his hsppi-
ness WAS in his wors- His love was nets
Inorpbcsei into passion FOR metal he
msds sport Of the malairoitneSs % biz COM
psnioas, who spent their strength On Vulgar
materials while IA. with every stroke o.
his mat.ock found treasures RIGA eacsya IL
buy king Ion AL then b Spoks Of 3
marvellous paraiiss. OF nsiiea. whose
smile Wa TIE spring o! rivers az rabies. AMI
o. n qlssa. gio-ioaly beautiful. BY whom
he was teai-.iy iovei
The over-eer looSei q. him saiiy. -Dsa-
frieni Pehr on. said he % Dahl.ia. -the polr
bcy Is lost; T0rubers las t,ewitcheI hin;
All II riust all eai in s cstast-opsa.
-Nousense- replsei Petersen. Il under
stand all aboE, Il: Els Is maily IN love
with my ing,h.sr will scoacl1is tas
marriage imn>i..teiy; Tia. e tie bes;
remedy for the msiasss q Iowa
Aidslrnnsrs eve cana
Els knocked early at C.ia'. Goo- Sas
op nsi - him. bu: started back N alarm
n: his apYesrsnc, he wore his welding
garments Es ~as - pale Is ghos. sai
q sinister ire Eiowsi in his looS
NY beloved said he In hollow voss..
-ve Are on the pin. o. tasting perfect r.
heiry. At the bottom % tia rai5s wae-.
Am wo:kin, iiss VEN .: slaa- AMI me.
n bed % Ana1tiae o, n. mo- bsaa:,fa.
chsrryrsi, w5ereoa Is traced in syno5lle
characters Tia history q your Lie AZ; mine:
and its tie marriage Si.; I have 70 o4-r y0z:
an4 when, united by he sa>rst ooais o: