davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29
CmoAGo dnis 81 Marca 1898.
Liczne glossy daja sic sfyszeG o

Liczne giosy daja sic siyszec o
koniecznej potrzebie znacEnycb
zmian W konstytucyi Zwiazku N.
P; koustytucya pierwotna przez
dwanascie lat ma sejmach poprs-
wiana, stafa sic zbiorem praw
naletycie ME uporzadkowanych, W
wielu razach wypadkacb jest ME
jasns, ME dosyc pre- ewidujaca, W
wielu razach ME daje wskazowek
do decyzyi.
Wzrost Zwiszku Mar. Pol. Ia.
szie wypadki doswiadczenie, daja
moznosc Rapisania projektu kon.
stytucyi i przedstswienia do uzna.
mia zatwlerdzenia Sejmowi K cd
bye sic majacego W Chicago. Ill.
Opracowanie konstytucyi po.
trzebuje czasu, namysiu i rozwagi;
opracowanie W czasie Sejmu przez
nsizdolniejszy komitet, zmuszcny
dla braku czasu do pospiechu, za-
wsze spowoduje pewne niedokia.
dnoscii brak praw. Sluszne
zatem, ateby ma Sejmie Zwlazku
n. P. zio4one JUL zostafy hcznie
opracowane proJekta konsty tucyi.
Wybiera najlepsza, a W tel je4eli
sic okaze potrzebs innycE proje.
ktow uzupeinia praws.
Bedzie bardzo wiasciwe cape.
wne to nastapi, ae komiteta, ktore
Pracowae beda mad projektem kon-
stytucyi, ma pare miesiecy przed
Sejmem swe opracowsnIa rozesla
Po grupach Zwiazku Mar. Pol, a.
&eby te odczytywsne daily MOI.
nose Delegation i Grupom wyro.
bienIa sadu.
KoniecznoSc oprscowania kon.
stytucyi, zsjeis mysl zsmieszka.
iych W Chicago delegat6w, kt6rzy
zebrawszy sic dnia 20 Marca r. b.
wieczorem W sail bi6ra Rzadu
Centr. Wv. N. p. Odbyh narade.
Poni&ej zamieszczony protok6l
z posit dzenia delegatow, dostate.
cznie powiadamia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

Hsuke W Jersey City przedstawila pi-
smie' ne przysiega stwierdzoue doku.
ment', te W'sniewskI grupie 30 Polonia
mic ME jest winien.
Je1eli Cenzcr przec,ytsvszy obja-
snienie calej tel sprswy przez nsszeeo
deieRsta do SeJmu TX J. A. Nadolskie.
60 W poDee1cyi um:eszczonej W
nZgodzie" No. l1ej, ktora tn poswiad.
Granny ae jest zgodna prawda, potrafll
poiozyc veto zatrzymajac nam pienis-
DE dla wyplscenia wdowie pani Wi
sniewskiej. To powiadsmy publicznie
10 nam wyrzadzono krzywde drcga ME
prawna, ktora przynosi ujme caiemu
Zwlazkowi N. p.
Zatem prosimy Cenzora 2. N. P zle
naPrawic, odrzucajac protest niesluszny
wplynac na Rad Centr. aby tenze nam
Przesiai pienisdzs dla wypiacenia pos.
miertnego dla wdowy DO So. Antonim
Wisniewskiem, inaczej bedzie pani
Wisniewska zmuszona ssma O svoie sie
nPomnac = czego ME zyczymy, co
Zwiazek Mar. Pol. dopuscie ME powi-
MEN.
Many nadEieje 4e ns powyasze OBJ
Jasnienie cofna chociak ME kt0rzy psno-
vie sw6j Podpis Protestu jeaei i'm
dobro lezY ns sercu.
Protest wydrukowany W Egzempla.
rzach rozesiano grupom.
NY niniejszs odpowiedz objasnie-
ME Posyiamy do Rzadu Centr. z prosbs
o umieszczenie W Organic Y siazku
',lgoda" isk r6wnie1 prosimy ogiosic
cachunek kt6ry Wisniewski do 9rupy
8Oej nPolouia" oplscil.
ia. Nado SKI, prezes deleeat
SejDu TX W Detroit, Mich.
W. BUdzehski. vice prezes.
r. Bo6rsenski. kasyar.
X. WieI1nski. sekr. fin.
a. Groszeloski, sekr. prot.
Jan Zskrzewski swisdek stwierdEa
podpisem.
Pieczecia stwierdzone
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29
Grupa Sc.

CHICAGO, 2Sgo Msrca 1898.
sEanoWni Czionkowie ,,Gwardyi Pu-
saskiego" wiedzs dcskoDsle, 70 ma dzis6
Ego Kwietuis przyPsda jedno mai.
uroozyStszych sWiat = Wislksnoc. w
tym dniu powinuo sic odbyc posiedsenie
uasas. JednskowOt powodu tego
swieta, zostslo posiedzenis odlosone a.
do nsstspnej Soboty, {. ]. do doia 8Qo
Kwietnis rb., godEinie a wieozorem
" bali zwykiych POsiedzeh, rog Division
1 Clesvsr ulic.
Kaady os'onek pOvinisn bye obs
onyD-
WAtOr KarsoaoskS, sskr,
$50 Noble str.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29
laufsrski, grupa Al A. Groenw.ld


grupa So M. ". Pikulski, grupa 81 T.
Bartoszewicz, grups 81 FIR. Bieszki i
A. Listewnik, grupa n 1. Pulkovski,
grupa e1 d. Ekowski, grupa 1O8 S.
Barahski, grupa 11s R. Meclewski, CRU.
pa l22 M. Msgdzisrz, grupa 127 s
Bombihski, grupa 169 j. Siowikowski.
grupa lac Ign. Krakowski, grups ITO
7. Wild DIR. K. Midowicz, prupa
Terczewski, grupa 40 J. Dowist, CRU
pa l4l j. Blociszewski, grupa 17S
Czarnecki. =
Komitet, kt6ry zwolal posiedzenie
" kr0tkich siowach oswiadczyi Gel
zwolania delegat6w na narade. Pierw.
szy zabrai gfos del. M, ". Pikulsisj,
ktory wytiomsczyi, ae konstytucya
zwiszku Narodowego Pols kiego po-
trzebuje dokisdnej rewizyi W ogole
PrZerobienia, 4 1e na Sejmie ME ma
lyle czasu, przeto pozwolihssmy sobie
SE.delegstow na dzisiejszy wieozor zwo-
|ia6, aby sic mad tenn zastanowic l "
sprawie konstytucyi stanowczo zadosye
uczynic. Del. Tsrczewski czyni wnio
SEX, ably wy brad Komitet ktory by sic
zsjsa p oprawieniem konstytucyi.
Wniosek popsrty zostal pr1ez del.
FIR. Bieszki.
Del. T. Wild ozyni wniosek aby komitet,
ktory bedzle wybrany, wypracowai
konstytucye dsl takows wydrukowsc,
q ma diva lub trzy miesisce pred Sci
mem rozesial do kaadej grupy, ably
katda grups miaia sposobnoso rozps
trzyc, poprAwio lub IdrzucIc niektose
artykuiy ma Sejmie. Wniosek poparl
del. DIR. Midowicz, przez cg61
zostsl przyjety. Delegat B.eslki robi
~niCsek, ably wybrano komitet oiu
delegatow do oPracowania konstJ tucyl !;
del. siowikowski popiera wnlosek, kto-
ry Przez og4 przyjey zostas. DO ko-
mItetu wyorani zostsh PIP. T Wild,
z, FIR. Bieszki, 3, Bfociszs wski, 4, Tor
czewski, 5. BluszezJ hskI, 8, M. v. Pi.
kulski, 2, Dowiat, 3, ]. Saowlkowski,
8, adv. DfEymsia.
Przy obieraniu komitetu przedsta-
wiony zostal DIR. Midowioz, kt6ry die.
kujac "a uczyniony mu zaszczyt, O.
s"Isdczyi: kilkunsstu mas ZWiazkowych
ozuhsmy potrzebe opraoowanis koDsty-
tucyi. Do pracyteJ mozolnej zsbrsli-
smy sic juz cd POsoWy miesiacs grudnia
rz. = opracowaniep eprojoktu konstytucyi
uKohezybsmy " potowie mArcs rb. q
zamiarem wydrukowanis pfzeslanls do
rozpstrzenis rozwsgi wsEystkim CRU
pom Zwlazkowym. PonIewsz mysli
mole % przejete opraoowspa konstytu-
eye, stawIs mnIe 70 " niemoznosci przy-
lecia udziaAu " pono~nyOh pracacb,
niet hee ProIeEtow przedstswise podiug
Jua opracoNanej konstytuoyi. Wlssol-
wen Jest, a2eby opraOowao ne msjacy
proiekt bye swlealm ! nowym latwisj
nstenczas bedxie tax delegation 1ak
gruPom gruntowAe swe zdsnie decy.
dowac 90 Jest lepsze.
ProJekt opracoWsnej konstYtucyi o.
PoznieDy rozesisnIem do grup, a. do
czSsu wypraoowania pFzez komltet de.
legatow cb,csgoskioh, sseby nIczsm me
wpiynac ma EdanIa pFaouj4oych mad
nOWym projektem konstytooyl.
Zspytsny DR.. MIdowIcz, kto nslezsl
do oPrsoOwsnia konsgtOoyi, nsEwIsk
nIs onoisi wyjswic.
Del. Bissski rObi wniosek, aby del.
T. Wild jako prezydujaoy komitetu
dostsi adrssy wszystkioh nslezsoyoh do
komitetu aasby bYi ogiossony vi
sZgodzis" sdres OBJ. T. Wild. " oelu
ulstw,enis grupom rsdsylsnis swyoh
1wsg, poprswek It'd. = wniosek popar
~ przyletY.
Nsstspnis posiedzenie odrocsono 3
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

u rozpOrzsdzenis Rzsdu Centralnego
Il. AGsSek, sekr. jen.
Ma moOy nsdeslanyoh deklaracYi
certy6katow zostaio Przyjete do Zwiaz-
ku NArodowego Polskiego nastePujzce
Towsrzystwo:
Tow. Hsnryka SienkiewicEa " Blu
ffalo, N. Y. Jako grLpa 2O7.
u rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
AntonI MasSek, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29
. Y. PhuIski, sekr
z Jersey City, N. J.
JERSEY CITY, 20 Mar

JERSEY CITY, 20 Maroa 1898
Odpowieoz Tow. Jen. Bosak H.uke,
grupy 30 Z. N. p. IA protest W sprawie
wsPsrtl1 posmiertnego dla wdowy DO
Up. Antonim Wisniewskim:
Ny. grupa 38A Towarzystwo Jen.
Bosak Hauke M nadlwy czsjnem posle-
dzeniu " dniu 20 msrca rb. UNIV slnie
zwosanym povodu pojawienia sie pro-
testu wbrev Prawdy skomponowanego
podpisany przez reprezentant6w gr1p
New Yorku Mr.. 40. 30, 81 i 43, ma
lacy ma celia pod pozorem oskaraenia
hzedu Centr., wstrzynanie posmiertnego
Po sP. Ant. Wlsniewskiw, postanowi
iismy poloayc tame niePrawosciow, cd i.
Powiedziec na povyzsze publicznie,
objasniajac stan rzeczy szcGeg6iowo
q mianowIcie:
SP. Antoni Wisniewski nalezsi do
Zwiszku Narodowego Polskiego " Tow.
krakusow " Jersey City, zkad byt
delegation do SeJmu W Bay CITY.
Po tenn gdy T0w. Rrakus6w przesta1o
oYc grupa, zostal Wisniswski przyjety
do gruPy 30 New Torku; nsstepnie
gdy WisniewskI przysEedl do mas W ce
Iu wstspIsnia do Zwiazku, 10 zapytsniu
wedding formy, odpowiedziSi, IL estate
oznie nsleaai do grupJ 30 Polonis, lecz
z Powodu kryyczoego pOioaeniA ME
mogf nalezec Wy yst4pli, n dzis ma chez
PREY stapie naPo~rot = wediug cze0o
zostai "a posrednctwem naszei pruDy
jako nowy czionek do Zwi4zk1 przyie
tym dnia 81 slernia 1891 roku msIao
na pamieci, il oRioszsnie Wisniewskie
go ZRodzie PrEez 70 ssmo obudzi
intert sowsnych. spokojnis By 10, az
Po Pewnym cEasie, kIedy WIsniewski
wreczyi nam list cd gruyy 30 Polonis,
PryWstnie do niego Plsany zaplacenie
t-Jse Salegiosci, proszao jednoczesnie
aby uwzgiednic go cd fSdanei sunny
Przez gTupe 30 jako nieslusznis sadsns,
obJasnizJSc mas, 70 on (WIsnIewskIl DO
pare razy tadai wykreSlenis, Rdyz me
nogs opsscsc " danym raEe. Grupa 30
Polonia tego ME uosynils, przysesajac
mu dis tax wysoki rachunek, ma ktory
on Sie ME Egadzs. My jednskowos me
uwsglednisJsc proSby WIsnievskieRo
satadslismy pismiennego stwierdzsnIa
Polednania se zgruPS 30, co tea Va.
snie~ski iadaniom haszym przyrzekl
Ssdosye uo,ynl6
Okoso B miesieoy pO tenn odbiersmy
zawiadomienIe cd REadu CsDtrnlueQo.
% grupa 30 wniosia protest przeciu
WIsniewsklemu. Wezwany przyrzekl
nam, IL sic jag najpredzej do grupy 30
uisoi. Ny stosujso ne soisle do praw,
Posiahsmy Wisniewskiego do zssuspen
dovaDia "a do ozasu awisdomienis, -
Wisniewski ma pfawo byc na hScie
czionkow, 90 tea wkr0tce nastapilo.
Przypadek chciai, - Wisoiewski dBia
70 Pazdzierniks 1892 unsrl; po odesia
niu aplikacyi, " drugism miesiacu o
srzymujsmy cd Rz4du CentralnsRo, zs
protest grup 40 ! 30 zatrzymuje pray.
znanie posmiertnego 20 WisnIewskim.
Poprsestsc mad TEN me podobnem by 10,
odpisalIsmy do Rzadu Certr., ae asdne
protesta ym wzgiedzie aluay6 ME
msjs mieJsos, gdya many dowody
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CHICAGO, dnis ~ Msroa 1893.
Tow. Sw. Jozefa przy koscieis sw.
Trolcy gr. 81 ma pos'edEeniu regular
mem dnla l2 Marca uehwaJito ledno
giOsnie po wysiuchaniu sPrHwozdania
delegAta swego ob. T. BsrtCszewIcza
wJrszlo votum zaufania Rzadowi Centr.
oraz RedsktOrowi ,,Zgody"; rownIez
podziekowao So. RSad Cents. "a ith
gorll~a prsce okolo cobra Nv. N. p.
Tow. 81. tozefs pray koscIsle kw.
Troicy DIuiejszem ProtestuIe pr1ecIw
przyspieszenin Sejmu.
Jan 0rzeco
Woj. BoroaosAsks Komitet.
Fr. II. JabsoAsks
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

ssdecy eDwaniem 1aproszenia delegatow,
skoro kkmitet bedzie miai opracowany
Projekt konstytucyi.
M " Pikulski, sekretsrz.
Ma nocy powyaszego protokolu
uPraszsny wszystkie Grupy i zwia
zkowyca o nadsyianie swych uwsg i
Projeks6W praw do konstytucyi jak mai.
predzei ma rece prezesa komitetu oh.
4. Wild, zamieszksiego pod Mr.. 638
Noble VI. " Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29
PrOtOkSf pos eazenia deIeRa-
tOS zamteszks fych w
Chicago.


w dniu 25 Msrcs 1893 zwclaui 70
stall, "a iniOysDwa del. OBJ. Tsrcze-
wskiegO, PulkowskIego P,kulskiego,
delsgaci SeJmu TX. zamieszksi "
Chicago do bora Rs4du Centralnsgo
Nv. N. p.
DelegAt TerczeWski otworzyl pOsie-
dsenie Poprosi zebranyeb, sby wy.
brano prezydujaceg na dzieh dEisisj-
szy. Przedstswiono ob. Tsrcsewskie
g., ktory jsdnogichnie obrany sOstsf.
Ma Sekretsrzs powoisDo NJ. v. PikuI
skiego.
Nsstepnis przeczytsns zostais hsta
dslegstow. ObsOoi byli; grupa 2 8.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

w No. IL ,Lgody" nowi ozionkowie
No. 10o54 ma bye ROzwadowskl Trsnci.
szek cztonek grupy l69.
w No. IL nlgody" " sprawie sp.
Antonieeo WIsuIewskIego Jest podPi
ssny Jan A. NsdolskI preses gr. 30 po
wiEno bye prezes gr. 36.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29

Pray nadchodzacyshs swietach
WieikanOcny ch zyczymy SzanO-
Wnym CztOnk Om ZwbRxku Mar.
Pol. czytelnikOm ,,ZgOGg" 4
Wszysiki nm POlak 0m ma WyHna-
niui ich rOdzihOm wesOf~gO
Alleluja!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-29
Bi6rO RzaGlu Centr. zw
Mar. Pol.

CHICAGO, 27go Marca 1893.
Nastepujacy czionkowie przy!eci 70
tall do Zwiszku Mar, Pol:
The sun., 1893-01-22

for his being IN Edinburgh think can show
you another OF that For sure you have some
signal. signal OF need. such as would bring
him TO your help. II he was anywhere within
the reach Of ears and legs"
why. how will you know thst2" Gays she.
by means Of magical talisman God gave
to me when i was born. and the name they
call It by Is Common sense" said 1: "oblige
me so far as mako your signal. and will show
you the red head Of Nell"
No doubt but spoke bitter and sharp: my
heart was bitter. I blamed myself and the
girl and hated both OF us: her for the vile
crew that she was come OF. myself for my wan
ton folly to have stuck my head in such byke
OF wasps
Catriona set her fingers to her lips and
whistled once. with an exceeding clear strong.
mountain note. as full as q ploughman's A
while we stood silent: and I was about to ask
her to repeat the same. when l heard the
sound OF some one bursting through the
bushes below on the braesde. l pointed In
that direction with a smile. and presently Nell
leaped into the garden. His eyes burned. and
he had black knife las they call 1t on tho
Highland side) naked in his hand; but. seeing
mo beside his mistress. stood like q man
struck.
He has come to your call" said L: Judge
how near he was to Edinburgh. or what was
tho nature OF your fathers errands Ask him
self. n am to lose my life. tho lives OF
those that hang by mo. through the means OF
your clan. let me 60 where have to go with
my eyes OPEN"
She addressed him tremulously In tho Gao
lie Remembering Alan's anxious civility in
that particular. could have laughed out loud
for bitterness here. sure. In the midst OF these
suspicious. was the hour she should have
stuck by English.
Twice or thrice they spoke together. and I
could make out that Neil tior all his obseoui-
ousness) was an angry man.
The sun., 1893-01-22

the both Of them. and the Gregara In special.
Sssss fSEs' s til
cattle (sayI ten miles through a throng low
nt country and The b9ck spdrs maybe a.
It's better than war: which is the next best.
Of N6w hs have Ssuhs
"So doubt thatA branch Of education that
ssttqntly slant ssid Alan, aBat A. that. the strange
ye're ignorant. and ", cannae sect. Wae's
me for my Greek and Hebrew: but; man. ] ken
mat dlnPse Ken fssrsS nn vam, the differ Of
bittie in the bield OF this wood, and ys tell me q
that yere GpIst Off these Frasers and Mac
them, says you. ye bIockhead. that's their
~ "faES Il TIE worst of it." said l. "and what arc
am thinking Of that san same" E. % said he. We
taste: and forbye that. | SEQ reasons against
It First. It's now unco dark. and it's lust hu-
manly, possible VIC might give them the clean
inc i sp we gang syarate maze s ,HS twas as
OF them; the moro llkoli to staye,in upon
so II segty 81 n 1hen sse
to a fecht for It yet. Dayie,: and then. I'll con-
fess would be llythe 10 have you at my oxter
favns at sG D wa way Sifss of Il
should creep 9ut. Of this wood no further gone
tbhn Just the INSIDE OF ntNl minute, ana mold
away east for Gi!lane. where Pm to find my
ship Itll he like old days while it lasts. Dayie:
and come the timel well have to think what
You should be doing. I'm vac to leave 70 here
"Iiane with We. them" says l.. do ye gang
Dell fear!" said Alan. they were good
folks to me. but think they would he good
again. For tthe way times go) ] amnae Just
what ye could call Walcome Guest, Which
makes me the keener for your COMPANY. Mr.,
nf hn G n nd laf tNsnI
Fur. leave aside tws cracks here In the wood
with Charlie Stewart. hae scarce said black
phine."
With which he rose from his place. and We
began to move quietly eastward through the
% b oswstsss2
The sun., 1893-01-22

shslrs were mendinG. you do not like to
hear It" said she. Will you Judge my father
and not know him ~
am . thousand miles from judeinr.n I
replied. And give you my word I do re-
joice to know your heart is lightened. II nv
face fell at all. as I suppose II must, you will
allow this is rather an Ill day for compost
hons. and the people in power extremely Ill
persons to be compounding with. have
symon fraser extremely heavy on my stoma ach
STILL"
"Ah" she cried. you will not be com psrine
these two; and you should bear In mind that
Prestongrange and James More, my father,
are OF the one family"
never heard tell Of that" saidI.
lis rather singular how little you are so-
ouainted WITH" said she. "Ono part may call
themselves Grant. and one MacRreeor. but
they are still OF the same clan. They are all
the sons OF Alpin. from whom. l think our
country has its name"
What country Is that?" asked
My country and yours" said she.
This Is my day for discoveries. think"
said l. for always thought the name OF IL
was Scotland"
Scotland Is the name OF what you call
Ireland" she replied. But the old ancient
true name Of this place that We have our foot
ooies On anu tnaC our zones are mad8 OF Will
be Alban. 1t WAS Alban they called It when
our forefathers will be fighting for 1t against
Rome and Alexander; and 1t Is called so still
In your own tongue that you forget"
Troth." said I. "and that never learned"
For lacked heart to take her up about the
Macedonian.
But your father and mother talked II. ono
generation with another" said she. And 1t
was sung about tho cradles before you or mo
were ever dreamed Of: and your name remem-
bers It still. All. IL you could talk that Ian
guage you would find me another girl The
heart speaks in that tongue"
The sun., 1893-01-22
CHAPTER xL-Tun wooD By sLvrnM1LrA

and y stoctSrle am and slIysrmIlls as hard as
night between twelve and two in a bit scrog
OF W3od by east q S&iIyermills Sly and by south tho
whers htsep Sras WITH sh TIN tfsaoafh mi
and walk Walk os to
Catriona. It was not TO be supposed that Neil
More; in which case should have done ali I
the least material to help myself. To tell the
truth. fsncied neither one OF these ideas
would never forgive herself this side Of time
And suppose there were Others. pursuing me
bringing to Alan and how would ike that9 iHY
was up With the Test end Of that wSpd
my heart along with them; What wild game s
and turned instantly upon my heels to 20
elsewhere.
TEs Srousht I'M m, irCs to Sv:rmlls th:
all plainly visible; and, Highland or Lowiand.
there was nobody stirring, Here was my ad.
ran by the side q the mil lI-lade. fetched about
through the midst OF it. and returned TO the
vest seh seehtvage; @ whence WIZ could again command
pa ss
For more than an hour i sat close In the !.
border OF the trees. and no hare or eagle
could have, kept more particular watch.
When that hour began the sun was already
set, but tho sky still all golden and the day
light clear: before tho hour was done IL had
fallen to- he half mirk, the images and dis
tances OF things We're mingled. and observa-
tion began to be difficult All that time not a
foot OF man had come east from Slvermills.
and the few that had gone west were honest
couptryfolk and their good wives upon the
road to their beds II were track ed by the
nost cunning spies IN Europe. Judged It was
beyond the course OF nature they could have
any iealousy Of where was; and going a lit
tie further home into the wood lay down to
wait for Alan.
The strain Of my attention had been great
for had watched not the path only. but every
hush and field within my vision. That was
now Mt an end. The moon. which was in her
first quarter glinted a little in the wood. All
round there was stiffness Of the country.
and as ! lay there on my back. the next three
or four hours. i had a ine occasion to review
my conduct.
Two things became plain to me flrst-that !
had had no right TO go that day to Dean, and
thavng gone therel had now no right to be lying
where was. This twhere Alan was to GOMEZ
was just the one wood in all broad scotland
against me; admitted that. and yet stayed
on wondeTinG M st myself ! thought Of the
that same mig night: % how had % prstsd o Of o the two
lives carried. and had thus forced her to
here exposing them again. It seemed
In wantonnesA: A good conscience 10
eight parts of courage. No sooner had
lost oonesis OF my behavior than I
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Then she turned 70 me,

Then she turned to me. He swsars n IL
not" she said.
"Catriona." said I. do you believe the man
yourselff"
She made gesture like wring ngine the hands.
How will can know 2" she cried.
But must find some m cans to know" said
L Il cannot continue to go lowering round
in the black night with two mems lives at my
girdle Catriona, try to put yourself in my
place. as VOW to God try hard to put myself
In yours. This is NO kind OF talk that should
ever have fallen between me and you: no kind
Of talk: my heart Is sick with 1t. See. keep
him here till two Of the morning. and care
not Trylhim with that"
They spoke together once moro In the
Gaelic.
He says he has James More my fathers
errand." said She Sho was whittier than ever.
and her voice fatered as she said it.
1t Is pretty plain now" said l. and may
God forgive the wickedw
Sho said never anything to that but oontin.
ued gazing at me with the same white face.
This is fine business" said again. Am
I to fall. then. and those two along with me2"
20. what am to do 2" she cried. Gould I
60 against my fathers orders. and him In
prison. in the danger OF his life?"
But perhaps you go too fast" said I. This
may be lie too. He may have no right Or
ders:. all may be contriyed by Symon. and
your father knowing nothing"
She burst out weeping between tho pair of
us; and my heart smcte me hard. for thought
this girl was In a dreadful situation.
Here" said !. keep him but the one hour.
and I'll chance it. and say God bless you"
She nut out her hand to me. will be need
ing one good word" she sobbed.
Tho full hour. them" said I. keeping her
hand in mine. Three lives OF it. my lass"
The full hour!" she said, and cried aloud
on her Redeemer to forgive her.
Thought it no 1T place for me. and fed.
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her. ihoy reached the ship safely. Coll and
Oscar % came soon after. spranS into the ship.
reasa Taor Geal TO Fin Mt the. castle OF tho
King OF Sordch. There was feast then fax
viii take ee you uSt to Erin" said Fin to Taor
II will 60 with you." said she
II Know the Hard Gilla well", said the King
YOU to him; he is a great champion mighty
:, The King and his mon. with Fin and the
when he saw them all he brought hem in 70
his castle aud treated them we'll .pyeermud
they had been enjoying themselves and fesst-
E MerSE IshHlins With the High King and steai-
Conan and Tho twenty nine ,Fenians were all
In good health. and Fin had the daughter OF
tho High King in the castle. intending to take
Said + Fin n to the Gilla one day: 1T was you
two nre tho men who began these adventures.
win S him and you tr .nf the ghSls
are hard man to CONQUER"
Conan was called up.
ouoa f n@ys What t. wo s%S % You Suf DO
was treated here as well as you have eyer
1Sntsd ms in Fntr or soa r. trsssd
% our shp East with US H''iS IN Tintra. and ride
Il will do that" said the Gilla. a
Conan and the Gilla with all the Fenianq
went to tho ship. Fin brought the daughter ot
the High King on board and all sailed away 70
Erin.
The Gilla was entertained to his hearts con.
tent, till ono day he said Il must leave you
now and go to my own place"
Conan ana Mn%nsr e Fcnians vent to n:
your horseg" asked Conan.
Here" said the Gilu.
Conan turned to sec the ugly ong-leggsd
beast. but saw nothing. He turned thon t0
look Mt tho Gila, but saw only mist stretchiE6
out toward the water.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-09-07
By order of
j. L. PATTERSON
7. Til WORLDS FAIR FREE

Trustee for D. D. Schouler.