The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-04-25
FOR THE SAKE OF LOVE.

win no one go for herp Will no
one try and save my child. my only
ohildf" shrieked the old miser. wiring
ing his hands and running back and
forward like one demented.
But all turned away. There was
scarcely one present who had not SUI
fored at the hands OF the hard-heartod
Boston money-lender.
oh, for the love OF heayen--you
who are fathers. think OF me! My
daughter will perish II you do not go
for her! Thompson. you viii go. /
will give you anything-anything In
reason"
Risk my life for your daughterP
Not u" said the man, with a mocking
laugh. shaking of the miser; ''all
your gold would not tempt me out on
that boiling sea. Beside, am "a
father. too and | must think OF my
own family
.Oh. she will die she will be
drownedl my child for whom have
toiled and saved. ay and sinnedl Jones.
you will go. | viii give you hun
drsd dollars"
Not for ten thousandl" grufliy said
tho man addressed.
II will give thousand dollars TO
any one. " eagerly said the miser. "A
thousand! only think. DAILY" and he
seized one OF the onlookers by the
shoulder ''oh. gol and the blessings
OF a broken hearted man will go with
you"
Not likelyl" answered DAILY" for
I'd never return to enjoy your m oney.
No old man. you will have 10 face 1t
AXE the rest OF rs. Your daughter
will die"
WIN diep Oh, no! she shan't die.
lake all have. but save my child"
s,'It's no use. said the old dockmas-
ter; .all the world would not tempt
any one TO put out In "a tempest like
shis. It's hard lot for you. for Polite
Eas sweet angel. But the bark will
10 10 pieces within half an hour. SO
heres no more hope"
The poor distracted old man heard
me speaker In silence. Then he turned
and looked out 10 sea, where few
minutes before the outlines OF the
stranded bark might have been seen
through the twilight almost buried in
the whirling foam that howled over
tho bar on which she lay. but now
darkness had shut her In from view
and the only knowledge OF her position
vas derived from the booming OF her
minute guns across the waves.
Old Smelling. the miser. who. by
asury, had amassed immense wealth.
was hated by all. He had sent his
laughter abroad To get her out OF the
way OF a young man who loved her
with LIES devotion but who was too
Door for the miser's favor. Before the
bark had disappeared from sight ter
vible tempest came on and she was
stranded. "A hopeless wreck.
Five minutes OF dead silence passed.
The only noise heard being the boom
Ing 81 guns. A young man burst
Through the crowd and laying his hand
-'6p the old mans shoulder said:
Mr.. Smelling. Is II true your daugh-
ter Is on that bsrkP"
..Yesl You will try and rescue her. "
and then recognizing the stranger he
said oh! It's Harry Danel Surely
you DO not triumph in my distressg"
Heaven forbidr' was Harrys fer
vent reply.
II have come TO aid you II can. II
l succeed will you give me your daugh-
terp love her so that II i cannot save
her At least can dio near her"
Every hystsnder know that old Smell
ing had frequently declared that ne
would rather see his daughter dead
than the wife OF Harry Dane. Now
tha nliser answered with gasp:
\ pyes! Only save her and she shall
Do yours
Harry paused no longer, but In a
minute his little boat was ailoat. and ac-
companied by solitary companion.
but one fisherman. and he under--for
great obligations 10 young Dane could
. Be psrsnaded 10 risk his life-he vet
4 folkh.s e.
1.-THE boat rose CALAMITY on the
waves shaking like duck the spray
I. from her sides. and for a few minutes
MAS seen momontarlly cutting the out
line Of the gloomy sky as she attained
the summit OF the pillows. and then
she gradually passed into the darknesg
and WAS lost 10 sight. An hour. which
seemed ten 10 the anxious watchers
passed and no sight OF the young man
iii was madness 10 attempt H. said
one Of the fishermen.