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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

Some experiments in military bal
looming have Just been made in France
Five balloons were released from the
Esplanade des Invalides in Paris; the
aeronauts in charge having been
previously instructed to pass over II
radius of twenty miles of country sup
posed TO be held by an enemy, and
then to descend as closely as possible
TO Combs Ia Vile. One of the balloons
descended within mile of the desired
place, and two others at point some
what more distant from it.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

The wool crop of California for 1892
is given by Thomas Denigan, Son 4
Company, at 81, 521 900 pounds. The
heaviest yield during the past decade
was in 1888, when it reached 40, SiS,
800 pounds. The crop has not since
that date fallen below the yield of last
year, except in 1891, when it was but
90, 9,0l3, 476 pounds. The crop of the
present year is expected to exceed that
of 1892 by some millions of pounds.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

Reports from the recruiting station
of the United States Army in Boston
and from the recruiting station of the
Marine Corps in the same city show
that at both stations nm unusually
large number of men have presented
themselves the present summer as re-
cruits. 1t is suspected by the New
York Tribune that the closing of mills
in New England and the discharge of
thousands of workingmen have led to
the enlistments. The recruits also are
OF better class than usually present
themselves.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

The farmers of Saratoga County,
New York, regard the golden rod as II
nuisance, exceeded only by the
Canada thistle. 1t fills the meadows,
rhokes out the grass and ruins the
posturing, That the "pesky stuff
had value was unknown until man
recently arrived from New York and
arranged with several agriculturists
Tor the purchase and shipment OF the
flowers. Hc is 10 furnish boxes
specially made to preserve the golden
rods freshness during its seven hours
Journey cityward, and hopes to reap II
profit from sales on the street and at
the florists stands.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

The American Aerteulturist Oh
serves; I'm nearly every county one
~ more fairs afe held each autumn.
Farmers and their families should en-
leayar to spend Que az more DAYS at
these annual gatherings There il Ger
tain Ga boz somcthius Of great interest
lud bgprht t. every branch of mrm
,na Ia fruit "r ycgetahies, il auy
thing aI merit }, observed, Ahl uut
lho uame aut prico, t.st b fur ncNt
ieasou, Follow the samc aith grain
IN other products of the fields rlk
"lth thr producer 81 pessiblr, aud uh.
tain valuable points or hluir that will
anl iu iuture hb"rs. Luok ovef th,
improved breeds ui stock, and decide
whether thoroughbred auunal could
he uaed iu foW ueishhurhoad sith
rtuht Tho machinery aud uuple
meutH alll receive thef shafa ul atteu-
tiuu hnu sill ususlli m,.t maby o
yum ffiends. anl make u.a uu.s. ant
thus usll hnalhef Lands a. tb. etlaenc,
of ahY tun sbauli attsal che hira
hoih ipgsl aui late. lutt ,amethiu
,vith fpn ln eshibu eHi shrthsf sos
FbiHit trrcmlam nr nt IuA hayI
siir.l m ihr u=plal aHl sH'tef af thf
tthlhHien aaa H 90. mt4r - thi
eVWas IA mHa .euit AlaHtisi
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20
WHEREVER YOU ARE.

Wherever you are this time OF year,
o, my lost love, who was false as fair,
When the cry of the whippoorwill falls OF
your ear,
And the mown hay scents the air,
l know you must think of the night westoot
Under the sycamore tree alone,
While our veins ran riot with life's warn
food,
And my heart made its passion known
You must think how called you my love
my own,
Wherever you are
Wherever you are on nights like this,
Like sweet in your gall, or like gallin your
wine,
You must taste that clinglng and tender kiss,
That first mad kiss OF mine,
How timid you were, and how fond you
were
How you trembled and clung 'twlxt your
love and fright
When you heard u bird in the sycamore stir,
And | gathered you close and tight
God but it must all haunt you tonight,
Wherever you are.
Wherever you are, you must recall
How the young moon rose as l held you
there
How watched a star from midsky fall,
And my wish took the form of prayer.
whatever you ask will come true"
You said, with that smile that cnsnared all
men;
And yet you were speaking lie, you knew
And never shall pray again.
You must think of the wrong you did me
then,
Wherever you are.
Ella w. Wilcox, in Frank Lcslie's Monthly.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

Mfs > T. Cfellr. The clever keeper
of thf boarding hauao IA tho iiaMarl
huildina, on South Front sifeei. haa /,
curiosity iuek Di has that hai
arDNu g. several times tho lruaih a
aHs ahen afftlEl rpm tha head u
aHs afHt e. hef II tieni tae wears
ego. HHd Has lhan pnlt aiuai iuehes
BONG slHer thea "a haa srnau fuH
alaHiif HHi d Hsa atef faui laHH "a
a u f4eufoHH afoHlA aHA haa Hat
h.as AeBbtfa \ e. l8alHal
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20
TWO M EN-.

One was king, and a wide domain
He ruled as his sires had done
A wooden hovel, bed of pain,
Belonged to the other one.
The king was ill and the-world was sad.
But the monarch languished the monarch
died
The beggar was sick unto death, but he had
No one to watch at his low bedside.
Then under the minister the king was laid,
While DER him the marbles were piled;
But a shallow grave in the fields was made,
BY careless hands, for Poverty's child.
But now there are those who profoundly dc.
clare,
II you opened the tomb and tho grave,
You could not distinguish, whatever your
care,
The dust OF the king and the slave
Charles Noble Gregory.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

The National Bank of Italy, like the
Bank of England, manages the finances
of the Government. 1t is practical
monopoly and has branches in every
large city.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

The New York Recorder AYERS that
Kansas farmers have reaped moro
wealth off the earth's surface in grain
than has been dug out of its interior
in precious metals in the same time in
all the States and Territories west of
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

Officers and soldiers of the French
army will henceforth have II metallic
plate fastened to their collars foi
identification A similar scheme is
being considered for the benefit OF
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

Gattling has succeeded in adding an
electric appliance to the gun which
bears his name, which makes it pos
sible to fire that weapon 5000 tim y n
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20
HIS OPPORTUNITY.
BY LOUIS LAME.

aAA<atAA W 90 ollS nCIl
tence that Deacon
Chandler had never
omitted from his
prayers since he
was converted and
began to pray in
the little wooden
church on the hill.
1t was this. ''Send
to Thy servant, oh,
Lord, some great
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

Some of the richest gold and silver
mines in the world are in Japan,
From them ore TO the value of $780,
900. 900 has been extracted.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

In the production of iron ore
Michigan ranks first. Her product is
nearly one half of the total of the en-
tire country.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20
VOL. XII.

The United States have for each 100
miles of railway twenty locomotives,
seventeen passenger cars and ia
freight cars.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1893-10-20

minute.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

oswiadcza, IL uusi o TEN
zdaG rapport kuratorowi, &ehY
n,e sciagnac ma 'slebie odpo
wied1ialnosci, .,Przedstawie to
lednak - TAX, zebys ksiadz
ME miaf nieprzyjem nosc';
CO najwszej przy,sc cd kura-
tora nagaua". Je2ell tax
odpowiada X. W., to ia po-
dam sic DO dymlsyl, b. ME
moge pozwollc ma to, aeby
dzieciakowl wieksza wiara byla
dawana nv mnle. Aleksander
Konstantynow,cz zdat rapport
lax obiecat l kurator p%olecli,
zeby ksladz podat sic 10
dymisyi Cd l sierpnia rb.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
~ WarsXaWye

Przy koncu b'ezacego roku
szkolnego ucznlowie glmuazy-
um warszawskiego pa Pradze,
zeby uproslt soble b!ogosfa-
wlenstwo Boze pred egzami-
MANI, urada,li postarac s,e 0
odprawienle mszy sw. ma
swo,s intencye. w tym celu
zebrall miedzy SODA pewna
kwote ofarowaii ia X.
Wyszyhskiemu, nauczyc'elcwl
religil W tem2e o XIV. pora,
dill i'm, 2eby z prosba swoia
udali sic do ksiedza parafial-
nego ma Pradze. poAiewa3 on
sam %odprawla msza sw. bardzo
rano W !nnym Kosciele w
miescie. Dowieizial sic o tenn
dyrektor ginlnazyum Aleksan-
dryt Konstantynowic2 Colo
waczewsk;j; zaczYna vice pro.
wadzic policYJne sledztwo,
pytaiac uczniow klas w%yzszych,
czy ksiadz kazat zbiera6
sk1adke? Gdy sic to nle uda
10 wediug jcgo mysl', wpada
z furya do klasy I (naiul3szej)
/ gromkim gtosem zapytule
pierwszego dzieoka 0 to Same.
Dzieclak przestraszony odpn-
wiada: TAX Aleksandryt Kon-
stantynowlcz zacsYna badac
ksiedza. X. W. opowiadn. AK
bylo. A. Konstantyaowlcz
! udaje wielce przestraszonego
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
CZy sZcZelMe ZamykaMie
0klen ma noe jest
Z6rOWenlS

Wiele os6b ma zwyczaJ zamy-
kama ma noe szczelnle sypialnl 1
nledopuszczanle do niej ami odro-
biny zewnetrznego powletrza. Jest
to przesad, ktory pleraz przyp}a-
camY zdrowiem. Res}uchaimy,
jak ma sprawe tie zapatruJa sic
lekarze. ,,Czestokroe," pisze do
ktor BY, ,,nabawiamy sig ssmo-
chcac cherobY. Oddychajac przez
GAIA noe dusznem powletrzem sy-
palm, pe}nem chorobliwych NIL
krob6w, o ktorYch obecnosci kaz-
dy p%rzekonac sic moze, ktokolwlek
wejdzie rano do pokoju, W ktorym
jedna lub kilka osob noe przepe-
dzito. We dnie jestesmy w cia.
g}Ym ruchu, podczas nocy zaS
pokoi, kt6rego wszystkie okna i
drzwi SO zarakniete, przesyca sic
predko wyzjewami ludzkieml, at
mosfera jego stale sic duszna
W wielu wypadkach jest jedyha
przyczyna mlgreny Tub newralgli,
z jakieml budzimy sic rano.
Rosseau, kt6ry nieby4 przeclez
lekarzem, %powiedzia} Juz dawno:
Oddech cz}owieka smiertelnym
Jest Ola bl'znlego. Jest to prawda,
o kt6rej zbyt czesto zapominamy.
Zamykamy sic szczelnle, obawiajac
sic chlodu nocnego, nlepomnl ma
to, re ]edroczesnie wlezimy W sy.
plalni NANNY, wyziewy i wszel-
kie chorobllwe zarodki, podkopu-
JAG zdrowie nasze ME wladomo
kiedy jak. Me nam zamiaru
namawlat do u%rzadzanla ma noe
przeclagu powietrza, owszem uni.
kae 20 nalezY %starannie i ME
otwlerac okna W pobllzu lub ma
przeciw lo&ka. Otwleranle zreszt9
st6sowaG nalezY do pory, a W
zimle ograniczac sic do wenty1o-
wanna sypialn1 przez draw
wewnetrzne. Metoda ia zalecana
jest dis przez wlelu lekarzy W
Elemczech l Anglii. Co do mnie,
doszed1em do uiej prostem rozumo-
waniem, nle wledzac nawet, i. jaa
praktuJa gd%zielndzlej.
Otto CO m6wi lnny lekarz
bedacy powaga W Austryi sz"aj-
cary nlemieckiei. w zak3adzie
naszym wiekszost choryrh sypia
PREY oknach otwartych i mic ma
tenn ME clerpl kuracya. Owslcm
przekona}em sic, re przepis ten
hygienlczny jest nleocenionei
wortosci l zastuguje ma z%upe}niej, by
O lie moznoscl rozpowszechnl} size
ME tylko pc %szpitalach ale j pc
domach prywatnych.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
Z kOdZi

W Krolestwie Polsklm pisa nam
CO n%astepuie. Moskale coraz wiecej
zapieraja sic do zagranicznych
poddanych ! wypedzaiiaa ich be-
lltoscl Me ma dina, azeby ME
wydalono kllku Tub %kilkunastu
obcokrajowc6w ;szczeg6lneml wzgle-
dami o%bdarzaja pruskich podda-
nych. - Wtadza pollcyjua szple
guie ich Ma kazdym kroku. Robot.
nixon chwilowo %ieszcze daja spo-
koj, natomiast majstr6w, chemik6w
werkmlstrz6w it'd. maja wszYstklch
%spisanych, a obecny policn,aister
ktory szczeg6lniel ME cierpi
Prusakow, wyrzek} W czwartek
ubiegfY-wydawszy rozkaz, ably
pewien maJster z fabryki tkackici
natychmiast opuscl1 granice Rosyl
do nlego to s}owa: my was
wszystklch W kaidanach wysY}aG
bedzlemy; niedlugo z wami zro-
bimy p%orzadek. WiadSa policy]na
w koizl zakazuje obcokra owcow
wypuszczac z mieszkanla sly kanu-
je ich ma kazdYm kroku, gdy
przekrocza te rozporz2dzenia; pouf-
ME rownlez dano nakaz fabrykan-
tom, ably odtad ME wazyli sic
przyjmowac maJstrow zagranlcz-
nych do fabryk, DO jak SIG wyra-
iii pollcmaister-bedzia lie.
w kancelaryach woJskowych
dnia 1 Llpca RIB. EASILY zmlanY.
Dotychczas pracowaIo tam 20 pro.
cent Polakow; :. dnia tego wy.
pow:edzisno i'm miejsce. Stano-
wlska te naturalnie zajma Moskale,
to samo stalo sic z policyantami
mlejsklm,; dotychczas by1o W 10
dzl pot Polak6w, to tez tenn vie
cej mnoza sic kradzleze, a moska-
lie ME tropla zlodzlei. W fodzl
stoi pu}k plechoty, pu}k kozakow
l pu}k aryleryi; kozacy szczeg6lniej
dokazaja l clag}e So zatargi pomie.
mleszkancami a Mimi; rozbestwjo.
ma ia dzicz nleraz naha]kam' GEES
tuje mleszkshc6w; skarzyc sic ME
wolno. WoJsko wzdycha "a wojna,
gdyz zdaje sic, re bedzie mog}o
pohulaG soble; oficerowle navel
wyrazaja sic W ten sposob do zo}-
merry: ,,czekajcie chiopcy, nieza.
d}ugo bedz1ecie kie}basy berlinskle
W kleszeni noslli";;zofnlerze So
przekonani, re wojna wybuchnle,
re p6]da do Nlemiec, ably je zabrat.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

Nova kolonia rolska ,,KO-
PERNIk Chippewa Co.,
Wisconsin, zaioxona d:a dobra
ludu polsk'ego, przez ks. Kon-
stantego Frvdrv howlcza.
GRUNTA ~WYSTARCZAJA-
CE MA SZESC SET FAM.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

ma zwiady predzeJ tn zawita,
a vice czekac i zwlekac ME
many powodu.
A vice powiedz, co nam
uczynic wypada. rzek}
Hugon Z pewnem drzeniem
W g}osie, dowodzacym, jak
SIG obawial o zycie drogich
sobie osob.
Opuscicie chate i poi
dziecie "a NINA! O kilka
godzin tuztad, idac pod gore
wzd}uz rzekl; WIEN ia
iaskinie ktorei opr6cz mnle
ME INA laden Paunls, AMI
nawet laden Konza. Pokazai
mi ia starry, siwy wilk, ktory
W niej mieszkaE a kt6regom
zabl}, kieoy ksiezyc ma ME.
bic wyglada}, ]ak poiowa
obreczy. Cd tego czasu laden
wilk luz ME znalazl tego
ukrycia. Tartakan vie o tenn
ma pewno, DO bedac nieraz
sciganym przez baEdy Paun!-
sow ma swych wycieczkach.
tam zawsze znalazl pewne
schronienie. Take Jest zdanie
Tartakana. A kiedy mad Ne
mahakiem lasy zahucza o.
krzykiem wojennych Konz6w
i grzmotem ich strzelb, wtedY
Tartakan z]aprowadzi bladych
bezpiecznie bladych ludzl
do agency Konz6w mad
strumieniem Misuri, a jego
bracia beda mu przytem
pomocni.
To m6wiac Indyanin spo-
gladal dumnym wzrokiem,
to ia Hugona: to ma OLGA
jego, a kiedy w Amalii oku
okazaly sic Ivy, pociesza} ia
iak mog} i umia}.
Me place. blada kobe
to, - mowit, - ME stanie
CT sic mic, "a to oi recze. Me
obawiai sic wilkow, DO ich
bawoly rozbija i rozpedza.
INVilk to Paunis, a bawo} to
konza. Wszak7e dobre mole
slowa.
(Clag daisy nastapi.)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

SauIt St. Mary i takowe Ieza p
miedzy dworcami Lehigh Viewer
h%auser, (miasto) kopaInia ~zelaza
odlegiosd cd Lcbigh do Weyerha-
userjest siedm mil anglcIskicb.
W srodku tel kolonn stanle lie.
szcze W tym roku dworzec. pl}a cd
%wyrat'ania klepek druga do drze.
wa b~udulcowego.
Kto6s zPolakow chciaf skorzy
STAG 2 n~adarzajacej sic s~posobno
Sci, powinien sic osobiscie zglosic
VIC wtorek, brode lub czwartek
kasdego tygodnla z wy]atk,em
dnl swiatecznych,w raz;e gdyby Ia
Aowe ma w%ymienione dnie wypa-
dfy, W ofsie pana adwokata T o.
m asza Frawley, W Eau
Claire. Wisconsin.
Kazdy nabywca grunt6w dosta-
ME pc w%piaceniu potowy ceny
kupna tytui posiad}osci Guaranty
decided pana abwokata Tomasza
FrawleY.
Ziemie ma maJatek kobclelny
rrzysziej polskiej parafl osobi
Sole srodku tel kolonii mad lini
k%clelowa1 mad dwoma pieknemi je
zloraml W znacznej liczble akrtw
Juz DrZeznAczYien.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
Kartuzy. Nauczyelel Zeglarskl
przeniesiony ztad do Che}mna.

Chem&o. x. Heliodor Easze-
wski, proboszcz W Dzw1ersnie OBJ
chodzit lgo Sielpma % %rocznice
kap}ahstwa. w dekanacle chelm-
zynskim Jest to trzeci kap}an
kt6ry tym roku obchodzi TAXA
%rocznice. l2go kwietnia b.. +. OBJ
chodzlil ja schorzaiy x. Max.
Czarnowski, proboszcz W Kie}ba.
sinie x. J6zef Poeplau, pro-
boszcz W Blskupiem Papowie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

Stosownie 40 zyczenia mego,
. wledz4 wladzy Biskupiej,
sakuplli bracia Frawley, adwokacl
z Eau Claire, Wis, 52,240 ARROW
grnntu W Chippewa Co. Wis. ma
dobro ludu roboczego. Grunta
te So dobre, pokryte buuulco
wen tTavdem d1zewem wielklej
wartosci i sprzedawane beda Pola-
dom 20 Genie SIS "a akier,
drzcwo twarde wszelkiego r"dzaiu
wraz 2 z;emia ~.rzechod%i na villa
snosc n"bywcy gruEtu takowe
NORA Spnmez.c kasdeg" czssu.
ktuby q Polah6w ME byf W stan,e
Cd a zap1uclc cata Gene kurna,
da]e sic mu chtriy lata ,.zusu do
odptacania takowei to ME w
przymusowych rntach %rocznych,
ecz byle by zaptacono ,eszte pie
niedzy W przeciagu czterech lat.
Przex srvdek rzekomvch grun-
w przechodzi kolei 81, Pau
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10
A C "a
X Prus Polskich

EGG. i1go z. N. wybuchf
oglen ma w;budowanla W Ben
dzmlrowicach u gospodarza He-
gowsklego, ktory zniszczy} wszy-
stkie budynkl i mic ME w%yratowa-
no, DO znajduiac sic wszyscy ma
polu PREY piracy, gdY przybYh, juz
byio wszvstko w p}omienlach;
spall}o sic 800 marek paplerowych.
Oglen wznlecify dziecl same W
domu pozostawlone.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

Skarszeuy. Podczas bury dnia
1890 2. m. uderzyt plorun W Sta
rem Grabowie, wzniecif oglen j
znlszczy} pee budynk6w poslada-
czy Derry kantowskiego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

Belno pod Laskowicami. II 2. m.
O 3 godzlnie 20 po}udnju zasne}a
W Bogu opatrsona Sakramentami
sw. pc diugieJ a c,ezkiej chorob1e
s.. p. Tekla z Wolszlegler6w Par.
czewska, iona by1ego pos}a p.
Erazma Parczewsklego. Pogrzeb
odby} sic juz dz1slaj, Ionic
dzlatek l7go b. m. W Jezewle.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

Puck. Podczas bury dnia 1890
z. NJ. po potudniu spad1 W tutej-
szeJ okollcy grad. M1anow!cie
u%clerpiaio zboze w K1aninle l Blu.
kowie (Buchenrode).
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

Kouoleuo. Landrat. wabrzezki
zakaza4 gromadzenia sic ma odpust
(l6go 2. ny Wlelko}ace, po-
niewaz tam tyfus panuje.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-08-10

Lsdz6ark. 1890 z. m. uderzyf
plorun W konie posiadacza hugie-
wicza z Blelk je natychmlast
zabii. Posladacz wracaf z targu
do domu, sdY go wsr6d wsl to
n~ieszczescle spotkalo. Sam zostai
odurzony i ley chory.
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person to the general commanding, who
Is about to make tour through the
mountains In Northwestern Wyoming,
aud wants DrummOnd with the escort.
She is radiant only until she catches
sight of her sisters face. 1t Is not SO
very warm an evening. yet She marshals
the household out on the steps. out on
the back vrrauda-anywherc out of that
parlor where Just rs the faint notes of
the trumpets are heard. sounding their
martial tattoo" and just MS Lieutenant
Wing, returning from Il tiptOed visit to
his sleeping boy and escaped for the
moment from the vigilance of his wife,
now happens to go laundering iu-there
is heard from the dimly lighted corner
near. the piano the sound of subdued
subbing, the sound of deep. manly
voice, low, soothing, wondrously happy,
the sound-a sound Understandable in APP
propriate English, yet never misunder'
stood-a sound At which Wing hnits short,
pauses one instant irrcsolutc. then faces
about and goes tiptOeing out into the
brilliant sheen of the yesuhulc lamps
into the CLEAN of his fond wife's ques-
tioning, reproachfnl eyes
And for al answer. it being perhaps
too public u spot for other demon stratiOn,
Wing simply hugs himself.
That night, under the arching roof of
$3.50 0AN'N NAAAAulA AnN
so long united by the ties of such re-
spect and affection as are engend0red
only by years of danger and hardship
borne IN common. and now SO happily
united by a closer tie, are pacing the
platform absorbed in parting words,
".lim think what load I've had to
carry all these five years, aud forbidden
by my good angel to breathe a word to
you"
81 can't realize my own happiness, old
man. l never dreamed that, after she got
out into the world aud saw for herself,
she would remember her giiish fancy
or have another thought for me-
IL know yen didn't Yet Fan says
that ever since the voyage Ia the New
bern little Ruth has never had "a .A1ughl
for anybody else"
There Is a moments silence. then Wins
speaks again:
There has not been time for mothers
letter to reach me. l had to write. OF
course, and tell her Of the fate that Al
last hefell him. DO you know feel as
though after all II was my hand tina
How 500"
"Feeny says he knew him the insian
that side Of his face was turned towar'
him-the side my knife laid opea year
ago. That was fatal scar
THE IeND1
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snn. and around the gun-can these I've
oldiers! Covered with dust aud cinders,
harlly "A y,.stirr Of uniform among theiii-
In tho shabhle.i of old fclt hats, IN hunt
ing shirts Of flannel or hncksh1n. ~ scout.
worn trousers and ludian icggins, ny
with their prairie belts crainmed VIA
CONNER rnrtfidgcs their brwny brown
Lands .tri.inr the browner carbinc'
their kpru cyes pecring steadily into Inc
fnres of the thronging crowd. their bronze
features sci aud stern, the whole cur
fairly bristlrs with men who lOusnt
tribe after tribe Of savage Toes from w
yellow stone Ia the Sonora me ahu WI"
hold savage mob in utter eoh'eihpNi,
Herr. by the hub Of the Gatli whcei
stands old Feeny, close at the elbow. OF
dnrk-facsd DruinmOnd. & troops mrs,
platoon 'mnns'' the Calling gun, ana
under its old leader Of the Arizona c'iih-
paigns 'lpads the procession lht" ,he
"Garden City" Of the ante-hclluh Wy
By Druinmond's side is railway on on, "
gazing ahead TO see thlt every S".V"
properlv sat and signalling back TO the
engineer when TO SLOW" when to come
confidently ahead. Behind the platform
car come ordinary baggage anu passenger
coaches black with men IN the same
rough deyil-mRy-care scouting rig An
but their horses and horse equipihes,mi1,A
left with the quarierimnstet ut llF SIN SIN
ney station. the battalion mas pron ~. H.,
to Chicago exactly rs IL came from W.
plains. and Chicagos coughs. VINO
would have booted aud jeered' pernaips,
nj SIGHT Of polished brasSes and hhttf
Uniforms rc',,il hcwiderel before this
gang Of silent and disciplined "iayhawk-
ers." Steadily silently. .ominously the
train rolls along. As II Is. rounding a
curve several ugly looking fellows are seen
running AT speed toward tho switch lever
al the next street crossing. ENcltroiy
the railway man CLUTCHES CLUTCHES t prrlo'i ore
elbow aud points. Two troopers "i'
knecling close at hand. .,,,,, >.
"Shoot II they touch that switch.
saws Drummond, aud instantly the locks