The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-27

<-Iu4- sill lrAt A4t ~"~f3
gladly have adopted any form q re-
lirion for the time bein-. u the r.
element ! was dropped. Spreading
myself hc~ever. I sailed lightly On
the surface q the water. she saw me
and impulsively reached IA
Canoes arc not constructed - - 70
tolerate any sudden emotion Of this
kind. some shril shrieks spread
themselves over the water. and-the
water spread itself ove them both, !
hAd : line view q il Al. though some
what spa tered
She was rescued Nv the Captain n
the Boat Club who had been carefully
watching us AL the time: and 70 hs
credit Be IL sad. l. too. Was adroitis
taken out BY him. and cxrefnily spread
70 dy-much 70 the disgust 0f my old
enemy. Who Laid the whole blame Of
the upset on me
After her rescue ny the alert and
athletic Capt Al n. ! expcc;ed 70 sec her
fall on his meek in the conventional
STYLE described in novels but ! Was
disappointed; she simply gave him .
look Of intense wefness-an1 the next
day wrote him = letter
The Captain looked out for me. and
when ! Was thoroughly dry. he tcok me
in his pocket and. awaiting him Elf o.
her invitation. he called: and once
more / was installed in her bcudoir.
But alas, my style was cramped: lines
ot care-and wAfer-had made their
indelibl~ impression WAS no longer
the bright. CAV. sparkling thing II yore:
IN fact. ! Was 50 warped that / could
hardly be made to spread ont on the
wall which ! had formerly % decor
Atcd
One morning the maid brought two
letters for her. and placed them on the
little stand right under me 1szw one
was from Aim nv Old feeling Of an
tagonism arose strong within me. and.
assisted by = strong dranshL ]
~rrenched myself from the wall and
fell 50 ~ 10 concezi has letter. The
other missise. I noted With pleasure.
GAS from the Captain Tnis she soor
read with eviden; enjoyment. While foI
~forfy-ighi hours ] continued 10 con
ce2l from her the other letter. which. II
afterwards transpir~d contained ~
important request: and k< receiving nc
, reply. quietly withdrew from the uhir
Of civilization going suddenly West
80 report said
: After this ! rapidly fellinto disfavor
and one day. when seDdin. q box o
~uidisshioned garments and new-fash
: ioned novels 10 . relative in Dakota l
TOO. was thrown in with The discarded
mass
> After = series Of adventures and de-
lays BY rail boat and mules. ] VA
= finally unpzcked in a frontier HON.
2 ny . lovely girl whose Hdmiration 70
me. wreck ~ ] was. seemed unbound
: ed; and from that mument durin:
! the hot month"; which followed Wit
and I were almost in<eparAble- I hun,
~ her side on many > ride over I'd
: rrzirie among her Indian neiehbors
and great was their interest in me-
~ - M
- 'nef eA''ea me inesel co1'o y
press e.sePns srnlon 1-
- ne nome t p -
Y usuAr.s Anen nm
Z or uno'es1-'o' 'Iea1 49,. N
ny Ar'isae - spP' ni ~
-. pA'chea no
4 lheir long Poaes sncAls GU -
! pisck opening. up mo 'ne - -
!, their PoetcaA oomes1c A1
charming q Observes ne NOISE n''
! wathzs dong me work q FPe-snoA
ING While ne ared Ainnenana
amused themselves toying Win p ~
among the waving corn - ~restln
with the
II Our rides were generally confined I
! the Indian reservation. - this incl0t
4 "a the only attractive scenery. =
land IN the other direction beng n
ply level noncionons prairie; NJ
! had no fear q ne hAli-cis1lized Slou'
she being = good shof- = pcid noe
. and . liberal dispenser o. tobacco IN