Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-01-18
FOR LOVES SAKE.

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FOR LOVES SAKE.
80 library OF Friedholl Castle was
! morning the stage Of a dramatic
6ssu. The counts heir and son
D,lsn had Il few hours before mar
tlie little peasant girl Bromhilda
.prur and had now come to ask
ntbers forgiveness The eount
long cherished more ambitious
,mss ior his son Ia marriage, and
rsge vas furious when his daugh'
Irlnsngarde led her brother and
Young wife into the library,
Soslen's ewes quailed before the
ID look in Ills fathers eyes. For
his gay seli.conidence deserted
a. h. sank on his knees al his
lsFs fct aud craved forgiveness.
\ Ths sight oi this gentle young coup
81 caly added 10 the counts anger,
4 criei. q
Porie y0ul Never, You cnn W.
4! take your your wife with you.
Do sou hear"
Il Ob father, Eaid Irmengarlle,
a1irgly, look at her. She has
hoe 81 an nigel. No wonder
rdgn loves her.
NJ, | will not look at her-the
III st0rn, the prrsuming,
Bot lrmcngarde destnted not In
b sadeayor 10 make peace.
Think Of our mother, still con.
ssi she soit voice. Even ns you
a nj lat, tBy brother
Nen.ioh not your sninted mother
sgera connection
IN led, a. hs spoke, the count point.
10 ihe door, aud, turning 20 Nor.
said slowly and sternly
! %. hu not ut me See your face
aln
n Noriea gruw pnle 10 the lips lie
iaisd offended beyond forgive.
H. had his nTn about iiildn.
N Come, b. sAid, we nrs not the
y aho have pcriilrd All Tor love
III ! hayo lost Remember though.
mig ngBiu 10 Isis father. 1.-THE
y wholly mime. not hers. !
deseiyri myself. mud so have
ssl hr F!t 80 sure ri Your
and forgiveness Tor any act
MI OF ct dssbonurublg one
I your a.ca ~ honor IL To minglr
y bOp'ling pure. nnsuiiied stream
r. not ncrorl with mine sir "
ne count = IN cnFlcd in unmiti.
'd scoTn II advise you 20 make
acquaintance with the code. "
vii, SIR answered Noricn.
sdly. stuug by his fathers con.
a. and you shall not be troub.
slih . sight Of my iacc again
Y have proved ms right TO claim
4 knowledge
" Kept his word Before another
a't b. had taken paEsagcior him
anl llllda in "A smiling vessel.
oain-hopnd for America.
zen news came that she had gone
V with Rll on board Alas for
+ and anger' when the Death nm
lays his cold hand upon the heart
uR We have loved, even though
= langslr TO NIL appearances. for.
when the count heard OF his
death, II seemed TO smite a
~ the springs Of his own life.
~ as though stricken by a
w hand. monning;
" son! Ny sunl Oh. cruel father,
Wy hls own flesh and blood
N lptngaFde ministered TO him ten
y This hour Of anguish, and
v, AFTER o weary, lingering illness
~ V.se more urose from his bed, he
'ashangedm Months dragged
~ and intcrminnble, all seasons
I'lls alike to the mourning inther
sister Then came d morning
the cloud was lifted in u
~ q eladncss. A cable telc-
" Y the morning pnpers an.
ss'su mat n few survivors OF the
ii had reached America-p picked
X passing vesse' and chat
y wv, NV and Bromhildn Friedholl were
NV tne names Of the saved.
,pn,. HeAt mail carried letters To- the
w. migrants asking them TO
H. -. ana conveying messages of
1s.o guy forgiveness; hut In the near
w oldeoth Norden q boyish i'm.
ANY, nature had undergone u
mn ana he realized that he had
mn.a uuty to his fathcr, and that
#no,btt make reparation by doing
,,ro ,''ng TO atone to him for the
arh ahl anxiety he, in his
H. & a s,S willlulness, had caused
nos, 'uner. So he wrote home nm
n manly letter, expressing his
t6ey ~ 'piness, and gratitude to his
IN NV WI the loving recall, but say
n "o,. ,le must fulfil his resolve to
= b. Ins,putation Which should add
m S H. TO his time-honored name;
pnIs would return and lay his
ivivenaS.ill nus feet, thus earning his
N years later.
\ ANY exhibition Of machinery In
arEhalSennlnl Exposition one no.
I'm. iVlnYpntion phnllopurd a c,n.