, 1886-05-22
AFTER MANY YEARS.
Through Danger, Toll aud Trouble to
Reunion.


An affecting scene ,ransnirod ,os,or
day at the Cbeyen.e denot As III, wos,
ern bound train nulled into tho station -,
rosy checked, s~talwart VOTING fore;vre,
leaned upon one Of the pl,,g,rmo ond
dashed into an emiyront CIR A. be on
tered the door. n family croup po,r III,
center of the car started nm and thor.
f,lloveJ n mect:ny which was tho ver, i,
toxicatiou ot inv. encirclipc arms cl;ro;,o
Inns voices brokcn bv emo.;on ;nto SOIL,
and ciacul,tions and b,bnv and upres.
trained fears filled nm tbe afTsct;nc sco,e
After III. tumult of tho ,a,.ct;ons had
in = measure subs;dad III, re,,,,,r an
proacbcd rho ev;1.u,ly re r,;,.d t,,,;l,
group. and easilv prevailed unon Tho var
rulity of happiness To give INN tb. s,orv
whose ALTERING demon, be had inc,
Witnessed. Five year. ago PAM h bor,
was lett bv tbe death of b;s ta,her fla
possessor of 4 small f,rm;r HE rot;yo Al
SAGE. The vonny man had l,y.d eor sor.
eral vears the d,uoh,er or , ,.;,bb.r;no
farmer. between whom and rho liar
Schubert a life LONG enm;,v ox;.,cd A.
A matter of conrsa t,,e Low. al 49,, 49,.
smoothly. and the ,ounO ncoule we,e
compelled to cherish their lave !, soor,,
When his father died however Pan,
avowed his affection. and sought opeulv
the daughter Of the ancient enemy Of hi.
house. His advances were %sterply repelled.
and an elopement made the devoted
couple man and wife. The wife's farther
was furious, and made the Young folk ,
much trouble in various WAYS. The Scbu
berts finally determined to sell the old
Alsace farm, and leaving the fatherland
behind them. seek a home across the
broad Atlantic. ACCOMPANIED by Paul's
mother, the couple embarked on a s%ailins
vessel bound for New York. The vessel
was wrecked at night near the American
coast. A terrible scene of confusion and
peril ensued. The heats wore crordsd
into. and in the rusb If the manic p,ul
was separated from his wifi. and mo,bor
In different bats they driGcd awav from
ca. h other into the gloom ot the anary
sea.
The next morning they were far from
each otber PASSING vessels n;claJ m
both boats. The women were taken on
ia. New York and landed s,ronoors :, =
strange land while p.ul was taLen IA
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Connecticut mott bv q Lang Island
schooner The narted ones couId boor
nothing of each other and each ,boucb,
the other had nerishcd p,ul wandered
in an AGONY of gr;er far c,om tho t,aocb-
erous seo that be tbo,ab,
covered his dear mos and in t;mo f,r,d
himself at vorL nm on Id,bo ranch Tho
habits of the thrifty rtborl,nd ,ssor,od
themselves and taking nm land Scbuhor,
was soon in nossess;on of v,luahle ranch
But he was restless and urhannv and b;s
good fortune had small charms f,r him
In the meantime the women had made
friends in New York. and bv industry and
economy managed to live. Here tn P,ul
Schubert was born a son. and the ~sinyul,r
complication arc e. of a son who mourned
his father as dead. and of a father who
knew not of his living son. One day
there approached Paul S~chubert's IDAHO
ranch a weary, ragged, hungry and foot
sore tramp Paul gave him shelter and
food and babe him rest himself. The
nomad of civilization remained at the
ranch a day or two. He was from New
York City and incidentally asked his host
one night if he had any relatives in the
ci'y. On being answered in the negative,
he said he knew some woman of the name
OF Schubert living IN his own neighbour
lion orJ b;s hroa,Llosso nos,;o.. hrouaL,
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Noihh. idhlis III hlhi's' gwen ullu ny