The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-08-01

,ulipAnInn OF bic n,any ~sp!rrrI,E "a ~AS
u'r"'t half full OF uh'Csris Sat I'D ciItt--A.
wn!rh ~ funded uT,-rrEH1n'.sv... on 10 tha
h0-r THIS doGe. hs shot the is1 "a. " sbia
iIS gold. a. bright api uE:srEr;Fioj now rs
wben Il Gas packed away tao ami \ bali
centuries ago, into the raost, aud rStururti
f"T afictbSr lead
twenty tunes did Ne flsE- 'r'- f'vrESy
AZ the tenth sOGHtniu2 rae.
Here's u WrIt'RS. 81 p..., thu Ln,,'
shouted GOorIN lit 'vas packea away ~ the
money"
lie tool the "wri,inS.' % rAsber pArca.
ment, out Of the Inou;b ~ the bag ard put y
IN ms PICKET unreal
Al last the store caoruolS - it Wss. ~Aa
exhausted
That's tie lot, SIR, SECUTED 9aorgs, a, 10
sHut w tie tWsut.',a uH:fuI III ycI'i!
Kindly VT down that iheT- rcys. III couis I:t
TOO"
IAN right" sAId the colonel. put the
skeleton back arSt."
"WCl!, sir" answered GeOrrr. ''be toes
wonderful comfortab bic wi:ene bs lay. 10 dT,
70 /! you're Agreeable th:aS III Ist him ce :"
HarOid chuck!s1, ard frSST'!y George ar
rivrd, covered With lit. Ani ,sarspiEatiOa.
"Weil, air. ke said, - revSE do hink
that should get dead tires! " handling G0II
coins, but It's ruGI World. and that's fact.
We'll, | uIvIr, ami the sumner house gone,
AMI jiSt !ocS Q; thin Tiers oAkSl Well, 10
that beant o master ou.!''
you neveT saw nasrsler, thAts what
vVu we're going 70 say. wasn't iu We'll, and
take ono thing with another, uor DID /,
! George, " that's any comfort 20 you Nos
IpoE iIerU, Just cover over this holo with Sons
lizards and earth, aud thou come IL Rna get
s,me breakfast. Its 0rl,sck and paSt, and
/ the gale 10 blowing itS@lf out \ merry
Christmas 70 yes, GEORGE" aud be beld out
| Ills hand. covered with cuts and Crime and
blood
| George shook H. ''ESaIne TO 700, cOlOuO..
! I'm surA And merry Christmas Il Il God
! bl'ss you, cir, for what you've done tonight
| You've saved the old plnrE from that tanker
,'l,a2. that's what you've douO, and you'll
have Miss Ida, and I'm durned glad gu e.
that an Lordi wont this make tho squire
| open his eyesI" and the honest fellow brushed
away tear and fairly capnred with Joy. bis
red night cap waving on the bTrese
Il was q strange aud beautiful sight to ~,
the solemn George rAIerius thus in the midst
Of that windy desOIHtipE-
Harold WAS too moved 20 answer. % be
shouIdered his Inst load Of treasure and
,inIped Cd with II to tho bousA MrA John.
son and her laxative niscO were up nov, hut
they did not happen 70 go him, and be
reached his room In safety He poured the
last bagfui Of gold into the chest, and
SmoOthed it down 1t allied Il 70 the brim
lie shut the chest and locked it, and then. Al
DO was, covered with tiltb and CRIME. bruised
and bleeding. aud his hair dying wildly
about his face, he sat down upon IL. and from
his heart thanked heaven for the wonderful
thing that had happened III him
80 exhausted was be that be nearly fell
nsleep a. he sat, but remembering himself
be rose. and taking the parchment from BIZ
pOcEet, be cut the faded silk with which 4
was tied, and opened Il.
On Il vas short inscription In the sam,
Grabbed writing which he bad sson 10 the old
Bible that Ida bad found
Il ran a. folloWSi
Seeing that the times Be- 70 troublous thai
no man can 10 sure Of his own, l, SIR jaime.
do Ia Mole, have brought together all my
substance " money from Wheresoever Il lay
ct interest, and have hid tho same In Thu
sepulcher, 70 which found the entry by q
chance, till such time a. peace come back e
'hs unhappy England. This have done on
Christmas day, IN tho year Of our Lord 1853
saving completed tho hiding Of the gold
while the great gale was blowing.
"JAHEs % Ia NOBLE"
Thus on . long gone Christmas day, In III
hour Of great wind, was the gold bid, and
now, on this Christmas day. when another
great wind ragged overhead, was it found
once more, just In time 10 save daughter o.
tie housS Of De u MolIS from fAtS q bad q
death.