Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-10-15

Instruct .ru-. i"it SIP. Ms Is'rs' .nn,,"
the - II / i'll, ipr l. but to obeg. Tie
WAL VA, * & tel. All attei.el o. Ina gar
ticncr III cr;,cnmin Then she rav" tne
dccumcno TO the doctor (yhom she had con
st.tItei one of Her ;rtISth's il- s'cur4ti.
The lawv"r II Mt l,"'l ov:r p,ea'el, aud
to,l MS L. a tI~, som'NL Lat Lrupiiy.
AT lem jam : as eugu ,'l.'Ii WI
over, anu ua was enatiei to d.vut, more
II IL g" / a e:.,.oI 10 tn !uvti ETAr
day ;;luut no II >hn usu H. Lit '"et M
th' room. suppor.nl b. J ann ih,I h
Uuid n-~s1 hrr to thu sof, pac'l itsd'
II ..IpIN.t.c-t 'pIu. IN tn ga.l'L vsi-,s'>-
III III s. n, Nh..c thy woIai ii for huu :
tOGetl-r re iiig or taking II her host love.
She 4 Yer b'i,vei that ne was ia,tI
AT i'r, Il came the time WI shs coul-
no Ion mr. ."av, h,rr rom " lie rec N
i7-~H i.t. illr. q, S'1ll an new Ii lie
bou'. E1ry nov anu Then j IN u; re-
po tei ,itt tie ,nvai,i va, sic '!dhr. IT,
perhaps ,lat sue was reaI!ls Garry lot
tors. or veal n over hs ~ trait.
\. J-;.i' = Al 01.y rtr i:icr , 81 he Won
~. awaA" r'if tne n.,.!t .opl.uy.
Nn" - hit. es1'cI ,ilr, b. hid a pres 'nti-
uiant Of wi, which Kept him awakn til lay
iroak lie r,,t1 or triai to read, for int
tn InGfnn :, uitil il WIS lni daylight
indaci, almost tine Tor lin to got up. ~
last he fill oil into stupor OF sleep He
had barely slept Lalf an hour wl.en Joannie
came to BIS belside and touched him on the
shoulder. In moment he was awake
Coma, she SALT. he iooKeI at hcr pale
face and knew what sh, meant. The time
Lni cnme Il remembered long alter that
il was rhe l2'h Of May-the seconi ami
versary Of the fatal day at the gerry. When
lie ent ,r-d Fiora'S chamber the lar 20 French
wipiow- were open wide, the sweet smell
Of the flowers. TITO fr" III traa h of the sea,
,nr y ing ol .hr aaL Is washing the shore
Dcio" at the fooo .. tle g:r.isl. the bud,
tho OF, the flower, All tna youls dl ;
.e;,pn, iu.o .fe, tn, joyous carol VI ,ne
lark us ending TO the gates O. Heaven, Gods
glorious sunshine filling the reom all these
male 1t seem as IL deatu could never come
where all this busy, beau. ,ous life atounlsd
There sho lay, in the light Of the dawniny
dav, decaed las If Tor bridal
Sine was ella in O white Lace peiruoir-
flowers stiu fresh With tho nI0.nny dew
wore around her aud abouG her, the gray
ness and the Dom mai one, the bloom OF
youth hal returned 10 hsr ,h,als her eva,
giit.ncl with huInil. tonIsr liyh THE
sea brceze toyei softly with her beautiful
h,lr IS it foil III tangled masses Oh her
shoulders.
To the left Of tho bel stood Curly's Dor
trait, long since finisiiel. The poor lad was
attired III his corne5s uni!orin-the dres, be
had worn the night when they first nat at
the ball.
She was smiling upon the picture, AMI
Jameson thought that the picture was smil-
ing upon her.
Soft as his football fell, she heard it.
Turning toward him, she spoke in a low,
soft voice. The words and the melody
dwet in his memory az long as he lived.
willie" she said-she had never called
him by that name before-'.may call
you SOP
The tears which he strove to keen back
choked him, and he could only bow his head
in silence. She took his huge hand IN her
baby fingers, as she continued:
You were always his frisnd-always.
and you have been very good to me- When
all this is but memory hope you'll NEE,
some woman worthy of you, and if children
should come to bless your home, call them
after him-after him and-ine.n Then she
kissed his hand.
After pause, shs inquired:
DO you remember what day this isr'
Again he bowed bis head while she con.
tinued in tho same sweet, gentle voice:
"This day, two years ago, they killed our
young lives, but they could never kill our