The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-11-23
STORY or DONOVAN

we remember tkat cheer!c-- childhood laid ths
foundation sf au intense su-tere nature. Cireum-
stances took him nj a tender sge away frot., his
hsB,e and ysesd hGns la ihe care of al ia1ornIl
woiann. gifted aci,her with sinsnoss si>crIui-
nation HshI' nsi blame ahd pustshslrnt rn=en-
aered aud ssuri.Asd rebeiHoas spirit, ana eos
tinnai opposition Pc, verted the natural i f,re--
cence OF n'-sie nature. He early learned the.
cruelty Of neglect
Way are some peoples homes 20 much happier
than othsrs?" he one dry asked II thIs wolfram.
The good iittia boys are sapoy," said Mrs
DAIRY, "aEs the sad ones srsn't."
fheB II ~s@ never naughty, should / hsvs q
nice home ike lutte Tenn Harris. with mother TO
That's Impossible To say" replied Mrs Doery
grnveiy. Lei ai~Hr. ths unIik siii,e-s THAI you
ever would be good: yea rec. there's siI them pasl
times Jon wss naughty; so you've not much Of
a etssce."
THE disconraRing. when his srnoiher re-
inrued from tHr.soss India instead of ti,e IDEAL
ahecsionate gentle her lie had often pic ured
lac discovered her ts he cold aI.d uusy IA, pathetic.
When he would have thrown his little arm,
ab"nt her neck Ia boisierous j"y at her RETURN sie
roboHsa him with the forsiainy OF her kiss ana
her h'st greeting, Dear me, what great poy
you've grown"
Eviaeaiiy he must look for no love from tina,
quarter, and the tnot thai lie had hopei for 90 much
aud gotten so little frosi this meeting added new
hardness To bis mature.
Panied and shocked at her sham religion he
discsrsee ali Christianity "a deiu-ior, and his
atheism was cultivated; frst by his tutsr after
ward by hs. attendance MT axEo.iic lectures.
Proud. stubborn, tacituru. il BECAME his fate to
be always Iuisunderrtood aud he chose rather To
bear injustice ihan level his nature to ezpana-
tipn.
wnrd resulted ta.isin nave been avered by wise
Aad '.e'tcsts management; but the hand was sent
tiiai niiss:. have curved hayward life aud turned
ntnt"n woTt.ier channel.
As :i.is iime he ehafed under the ind iRniiies
thrust upa hHi a. the result Of his shs tnefuI ex-
pusisil from sehsl; The BILE uuiu. ems
OF hs f"raser Hcqnsintancss hurt him terribly
yci lie bore ILLS di-grsce h II wonderful eBdur-
Hnce, nsing All these indignties arguments
agsissi Christianity.
Georgia A. Martin, 52s East Broadwa Louis
willie. KY.
Ito be concluded,
DoINGs OF THE GUARDS
The c. c. Reun,sn at ChHuisuqua. with members
Present from opartnssburg, Pa. and Fredonia aud
Clear Greek and Inysvfie, ". Y, a. lie, h.ye bean
"a de igElfui occasion, fron, Earl Csrr's reports
JOAN h. Aaderson. Secretary. Keystone Circle,
No. spseTs. Ps reports the next reg uiar meeting
to be bed at PM.sburg, Pa, at the resise.o, III
Sister Ola Bsii holman 1873 Psari street. Dec. u.
Tie Secretary sopes TO hear from all neii,-
beers Of the T. O. ho will attend business OF
psrtance is to he transacted.
A. the PeansyIvsnia Guards are to have charge
oil arrangements for fifth annual Reunion they
must cultivate lfaternal enthusiasm To ths OF ing
pitch.
john A. Bott and Birdie KiIlam were married.
Oct is, at Cleveland, o., and, Nov. Is, took up
their residence at 354 Central avenue Early G. q
isess bers will recall with pleasure messages re-
ceiSsd frsIn time To time from Birdie KillHrn aud
all Will unite in The wi.h that she will have all the
a ppibess is her welded life she richly deserves
Divlssn Com der Volz of Reading, Kan
urges NIL Guards TO- ferware dues without fornal
solicitation. esS to arrange To attesd the neg.
Kansas Rcunten sats to be nnpouacea later. Dues
should he seat ie Division Cemssasder Kate e.
Hand, Everest Kan. The resignation Of Lillio
Brown. Col-r- Guard, 10 reported.
Lillian Knight, Chsirssan Benefit COMMITTEES
m"nterideo, Mum. urges every North Star Guard
To vigorous Tessntins for the North Star Div sion
whass grswth. with sueh work rs ms Boyer Fos-
ter, Whit. Tyler. and Cnay al the helm hss been
most encouraging About "a year ago four Mime
s"tA 4. Ca applied for n charter Now there is
solid membership OF CO. all fully alive TO tie work
ef Progress and Patriotism. contributions To the
nag iuad and formation Of Circles are strongly
urged.
IL has been said the oId-time memb beers have lost
case with me. AND now that have retired from
business shall have time than ever to dc tote
10 my corrssponsents. and l bear from
some OF my earliest ones, In whom / zyas IN uoh
Interested. Dear old friends, i hope you have not
forgotten
Eva I. Pryor. A Bassett St., Providence. RI.
WILL YOU BUY soMEf
DEAR BROTHER AND SISTER GUARDS: The Ma
uonai beneht CoEnmittee kss thoroughly inyesti-
gated the ease Of Mrs. Els Weaver of Monticeiio
Ill., and found her invalid, great su feror and
greatly In need Of pecuniary assistance. She has
psititsd sea and river Shells small hand psinte ed
cushions. aud many fancy articles, which she de-
sires ID sell.
Sister Weaver 10 Guard In good standing In the
Illinois Divisen, and trust all Guards viii re-
spoad TO this cad for help. either by conriburion.
or by purchasing some Of the many fancy articles
she has for sale.
q. Ross King Chairman National Benefit Com
Rsiftee, WaFtrRee, Teas.