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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-10-10
Auction Extraordinary.

We will not deceive you. Come
see our horses to be sold October
18th at 10 O'Clock a. m, at old Sap
pington Stables, Houston Street
Bridge. 107 ct
KRING, RUDOLPH & EVERETT.
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FOR CONGRESS,
18th Cong. District,
HON. GEO. III. NOONAN
Election, Tuesday, Nov. 6, '94.

THE undertakers' restricting or
dinance hung fire again Monday.
Why not call for lowest bids on a
morgue and be done with it?
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FOR DISTRICT CLERK

am candidate for reelection to the
office of District Clerk and solicit the
support of my friends.
HENRY UMSCHEID.
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ANNOUNCE MEN is.
COUNTY JUDGE

COUNTY JUDGE.
hereby announce myself a candidate
for County judge of Bexar County, Texas,
at the ensuing November election.
HENRY TERRELL.
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REFORM REPUBLICAN TICKET,
Nominated at Dallas August 6, 1894

rOT uONeTnOT,
J. b. SCHMITZ, of Denton.
For Lieutenant Governor,
w. M. MANN, of Dallas County.
Attorpey-General,
W. II. ATWELL, of Dallas County.
For State Treasurer,
H. X. DAVIS, of Hearne.
For Comptroller,
T. B. JOHNSON, of San Antonio.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
S. T. SWINFORD,
For LandCommiSSioner,
THOMAS BREEN, OF Mineola.
Chief Justice Supreme Court,
HON. LOCK MCDANIEL, OF Houston
Chairman State Executive Committee,
L. P. GOODELL, of Fort Worth.
President State Republican League,
d. A. ROBINSON, of Dallas.
Member Executive Com, 18th District,
r. B. JOHNSON, OF San Antonio.
Vice President for Texas, National Re-
publican League,
JAMES P. NEWCOMB, Of San Antonio.
Official Organ, Republican Leagues of
Texas,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

aud flrea Immortal rcuth TO young or
Al. 1t "a Love hut Lavel
What ls that livlnr. miracle
That wresu = hFllltul Joy from every
ina, salid, from dirss, loss saprsmSt
That iifis triumphant over harm aud hn,c
ny earthly heaven and Heavens shining
An. It Is Love, hnt Love-
When. as tho day advanced, Dan aud
Ellie wandered ceasclessly from fNom TO
room N silent. rapurous ior. and til
"hycs" tnmn IN, md the girls cainc also.
aud old Molly Noon came with the fish.
wives wild aud shrill and hosts II 9th.
crs eamn rrinninr. riggling congtahia.
tiur. shouting their hoarls pulse Of good
VIII the whole day long aud away into
night When lhoro was eO3thering great,
aud slewsthering sly, aud Fiddler Mike
aud music Llgh. aud beating hearts and
slatherinc heels. tlll the raftcrs rang
with the iigs and roels; and mother
Dtcen at the end, hilarlously taxed ior q
dance. "stcplNd cut with Dan Madlgan
himself. daDced the brave lad down, and
quietly resnming her scat and her plpg
between ihp dear ould sthills.N kindly
hands Ind set In the little kitchun therH
gave solemn oath Ia tho piping Gonna
mara keys
voch, muriher Ne snalccns alll.-'1wus
III grcatcst Saint phadric's Day that
iyer wor barn { aeei'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

and Nora. and Maurccn and your mother
-he routing safely VA GALWAY jaMr'
Al p that yer rirernccN
ana s9iir mother Hide 10 jail, aad the
tears; but Father Robson was not cure
Mhciher THEY were niost for Dan Nnni-
gems nreken heart or The I'D mothers
70 ninselti no Doubt and ydN'll be after
having the taking on Of Two loved ones
upon your guilty soul~
Ven, murthcr,-God hplp me. thlnr'
gasped the wrcichcd girl. hnif falling
upon The hlackened masonry Of the afci,
Tor SUPPORT in her utter disiracton.
f"or Dan!--poor panl nHr. dear onld
mother, oh. howly prays, That yc are
can We know ih wrincn's an' aehlns
aN me hearty Can't " sec thai I'm
iovin Dan cntirelvs Can't 80 SEQ that
me poor auid mothers stubborn nn sod.
Ike, an won't lave on; an me hearts
nreakin' wild III unhowly work. but that
~ drop Ia me thracl,s aforn lawn her
IN "a lone mountains beyunty'
ms with Wild, hurt sweep Of her
hhnd toward the rock,peaked Iidgts 70
bay.
God kuows-an' yer rivercnces Ion,
giyenessl-hut the heart ny me Is burst
- v"E Ah utNhl' tAfff ttt ANu Npnn
nef Knees, clutching desperately, impetu-
oualy az Father tlOhson's skirts With.
what wud We have me d02 Oh, yer
! reverence. don't lave me.-Dont, Oh.
what wud yc have me dog
rs IN countless like instances whore
| oauawry Is pronounced glihly, sins count
| ed swift aud certain. and laundering
warnings arc given 10 those who diner
from as, or who are cnmeshed IN wretch.
edness, naming terrors and pointing ont
| geneaiiiies Of better doing. are TAR cas-,
Ter than making the way clear aud
straight for those below.
/ Father HQhson found himself In nr,.
cisely this predlcament, hut he helped
| tho girl gently 10 her feet; more p1wrf
| 10 MIN for VI, wiped the inst from his
own eyes and the tears from ellie Drccn's
with the same communal handkerchief.
I s0qthed her into the scmhlancc Of sun.
| shiny face with hopeful words; told her
he would think II all over ut once as he
really began doing with his most active
! wits; and finally parted from her with
the promise that before Saint Patrick
| day Ind passed, the To0mhoola folk
| should hear direct from him in q way, he
! trusted that might make thuif future
| brighter aud more sure
Then he walked slowly hack to whore
| the impatient Dan MadiFan lay IN wait
/ inf, with his own face more perpleXed
| than hin companions had been when
/ they left the silent inn, Suddenly N
threw his hands together, aud then TOT
ed them Into the mir as though q rrtt
load was flung away; with hcnmlng face
ran like lad 10 where Dan stood, clap
ped his hands Nmartly on Dams shoulder,
| whispered 10 him something which Ind
the woudr0us effect Of sending Dan Mad
| igun's feet high Into the air with west
Of ireland whoQn of joy that startled the
| pnssers beside them. when the two, arm
IN arm, clapping their legs roundly. aud
seudiug forth peals Of laughter that woke
echoes again and again from tho century
old sil0nccs IN the dInry crosa alleys aud
wynds, az II boys once more and wild
| In cXpcctHut rlac over the discovery oi
some rich mguNrdod Corrib snlnon pocke
thuy went their merry way together
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
10 MAKE GOOD COFFEE.
dlas' STANDARD AlaRazinn.

Ladies' STANDARD MnR1zlnr.
Remembef IN making n0dce.
That the same flavor will not sult
cgery taste.
That every one rau he a1licd 10 u
nlreiY BY properly blending Two or more
kinds
Tdat equal parts of Mocha. lava and
Rio win b. rslished b. good many
That mild coffee emu be made DIN
gcfonaly strong aud still reclaim the mild
nes4 81 flavor.
That No. flavor Is improyn1 II the
liauid IA turned from the dreas an soon
ns the proper strength hea been obtained.
That where tile perroiAtinn method n
uufd the coffee fhonii bn Eruund very
hno Or The strength viii NOT Do extracted.
That " the ground coffee y pnl into
the water and boiled II ahonh b ralher
coanse otherwise II viii Invariably be
Taat a good rbaee viii alwoyo com
mand q fair price. but ihhi pll high
priced coiiecs are not necessarily Of hiHh
quality.
That IN serving The CUPS aud errlin
should be- warm. the cream should Dc
tut ~ ihe cup before tho roilct q poured
ID. hpi q immaieriei wien ihe sugar
is Uddcd
That level foaspoonfld o. Ne gfsnnd
coffee 10 cheh cuu u lhp dtohllra $50"
ance. from wlsch deviation cav h made
n etkef direction accgaing y the
strnngih desired
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

lane lenes KEEPS a.whlspern' 10 me ali
An save WHY don't you mike Il q rnic
10 atudj your Lessons an work hard au'
An 6ever IN absent rom aehoolf
itcm0mher ihr stOfy " iill tufrlu.
How DO rlunh up 40 the ions
Got IA tho knowledge 'ht De rYef had
Down in no hlArkmlihnF shop"
jane Jones sir hlnesiiy said a WIS GOT
Alebho hr di1 ] dunno,
Course wnn'a akeepin' me way ffoh
Is not never having liaclunith shop
She sala al Bon Franklin was awfaly
nut ~ Z ambition an brains
An studied pliitdophy nl ,. ilull ilfe-
An rec what be- r0t Tor HE pnl1a
10 brought electricity out " me ~
with 4 KITE an ighlnh' md LfY,
So we're OWN hiui mofon any one eiaa
Fer nll tho brlrht lighta 'at We nee.
sane Jones rhe actually raid n was 20;
hiebb1 be gid- dunno
Course, ynurs alters been hinirrin' me
Is not heyip any Kite, ilghtnin, OF KEY
Jane Jono, snid Columbus was eui at me
when 10 irat thought mn lds big scheme,
An al u Tie hpiniania an Italians. too.
They laughed aud iut sald twas a
But oueen Isabella she Hsian'd 10 hin,
An pgWurd 1il hgr lfWrla " worth,
An bought I'm ihc sautl Madef nd saidi
jams Jauos bhr honestly said Il WIS 70;
Mobile be IA I dunnni
Course tbnt may all be-, but you anus,
rhey nInf any land 10 diIcayer just now.
iion King 10 the sluhern Mngazlne,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

The rime That Women Dread and Tishs
against.

The Time That Women Dread aud right
against.
philadelphia Tlme.
Afier - wonan Il tortured BY tbs
thought " adrancinE years fhni VIII carry
shnfgcterisol ay middlo.arcd. and without
nny dnsirn 10 b. really uniguihful she hides
AL far 40 possible ia actual number %
years abe bic spent on onfih.
tbst "a woman uliu Wodd toll her az
c'ould tell huylhlnE" Scathiug, cfnird
OsYnf. hf know O thing qr two, f1f Ms
innatciy trullinl creature has 10 scfnplgt
dfduaflng several ,eay frylp her ncinai
axe when ones she has puHped ihr twenty
A1i gai there IA beauty Of maturliy far
more permanently hgWlifhinE fnan the un,
rii- nifraciirtneds " ~ n J. i The Other
lnr fhaf women ftflfn 10 please they MAJ
las The Watering ufiuiinn ~ thcir Acua mat
the men bcaf worth picaaiug rrn nnlser.ai
10 their earrftainn that q wplnAh from -
Il ~ 70 III h0r best The single woman 0f
l0 70 not ~ nrcesaliy the grabbed plnin-
Iouklur party Of iht r0nlc tHltnilue bh1
II 1nnafiief fiom choice. flf Il Il she urn
of 81 lives wn0 bus nui had ni eani onn
PROPOSAL npsr 10 yaafs Dnd etpeflfncu-
shy HhoniI dis well oeyflnpr1 woman ~
inii up1n me shelf iu4f ne auN nhr Oh npr
dnie 90 ali{ hey ~ and tQsipaq WIN neg neg
of SOME t1an wlls ynr not oonfehiai %
was nnNhrthy of hHf
All ihfn fhc mhffle1 unsnau ~ 90 10
q 1nd the widow ~ The earc yeesa, whot
Piestant sensible s,.,pla'assg,n, .pss l nes
eonffuuaiir un1n me 10 kent for cpinrlis
mcnls They are bright liuA dey. Ihey
haya harmed how u ihfe me World ~ tkgf
fiiid & They hA,g ny tl9i,l i-.l ~
before the fulouti ninw E1a unrpVf1 -
erpefionco and tho fair hair untvli
In nneer q uns.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

-
Enrly In the gray Of The evening be-
lore ~ fatEck'b day two vehicles
might hare been soon setting hrlskly
iorth along he coast road To the west
ward ron Old G1lway' One was a long
car NJ winch rode three stnlwart men
wen clad N coats OF trio1c and wrapped
IN stable blankets and ruga. The other
was comfortable covered wagonettc
Whlch might easily have accommodated
SIX persons, II held but one, the silent
and rugs. Peasants along The way.
craning their neeks from behind the cor
nnEs, Tue Qud men of the htanrhcs,
or windfenlng punches Of osicrs, be-
fore their cabin doore' shook their heads
ana nMitefcl m0ufniully: God help
mint lhefell be wan less pothcen sthill
IN Connalnara ia night! as they passed
at ~ lively pace,
The long car kent always mile or
more in advance of ihe wnFonettc; and
this for nearly thirty miles; until the
southern edge VI somher Lake Alllgan,
&C the PERCEPTIONS eastern side of the
Ioombeola heights was reached. Here
ihe long car turned 70 The north along
tls narrow eaeicrn shore. and came 70
wood copsc. The waponeitc and lts
| single occupant passed on around tho
e0uthrrn Ahorc-edge and was lost from
sight in the copsewood there just beyond
where a narrow borecn tfnllad stecply
upward along the rugged face OF an el-
most perpendicular ollh,
shortly the figures Of the three men
from the long car came slowly around
the southern lhk,-edge; CROPPED about
for little until the mountain path was
found; and then began picking their way
IN the hazy moonlighifor n llimy dlsc
around The mon, boding the iinmcmorlal
dflI1le 81 me morrow, made Their. M,
ward progress one OF great caution, md
s9ihe nhnHer-ioward the mountain brow
"pootti a..
~ ". lne eu'lhpS oi stone nut,
~ Ill ui,n W. VIZ ~, III euie, o9ui i
, ,i.g ,'a,.l,t; H9w nelg
s.bici, NM ~ a. 49,. c,ii..1 s''sr W.
| Xxi tho other two AZ recongeIter Wink
| XII connnniona croncIej do,,n b.gtdo Nv,
piig IL fe,g ,njnutes I'arry bsI W., ~
turned
well have mo sundowne ln M ,ytnt
o. me eyo." he exclaimed qloefuir
| They're dead nslApe. your Teddy. I
name. You an Dennis take tli' boreen
| durc-iherc's but o-an' IN Funrd the
wan inrninsi the SKY. Aisy. now, aud
let Dennis give thin m word whin |
work .,r mo whistle. -,
noneni Of silence followed. Then came
| tle, sbnek OF Dennis whistle on the aiill
| hght hl' ana ~ I'VE men stepped
| quiHkg 70 inc erpHInlf logTs hnd bore
soIlly Nv hrlnly loMn nngn each laigl
J, w. $1,000 Nv. M " "V'N'h uuenrthiy
'ii',n I'm H., H., "a,
ore gr1, ",H,il,,- scsr Vorn 'ls,i xxx,
yase -i5lje sN4ilH
Then ibere na,s loud knock mo, .be
| boreen-sid6 iio5r
.Its net M i,ansbee. nj All tbis ,is5,t
| Mistress Drecn. It's fiie stronger voire
ov M law Mistress Eileen Drecn Ma
| ", I1r.,,, ~ Afon,e',o n.,,,,, 10
| Me- ~, I,reon- ia ttatis "a, ~
jiin' ~ s,i,,'e ~ f.sr v.e, e,ns ~
5a,,,s,,i ~ i-,,,.i,,ie sr,rin,icri'
u' ,ie,ase ~ eona,},er.1 9srssebln,s a,,b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18
A STORM WAVE WILL GROSS THE
CONTINENT MARCH "a.
DISTURBANCE OF UNUSUAL FORGE
Long Range Forecasts 10 be Desired
aud they Are ob,ainnble- Rain.
mil tho Grea, Puz1ie, but
Some Important Discover
les Have Bcen Made.
Changes Occurring.


81. Joseph, Mo, March IL. My last
hulieun SAVE f0uyasts OF thu storm wave
70 cross the continent from the lSti Il
the nd, aaJ the neat Wal roach. u,n IA
oiiV coast about Che 2Srd. orcss the West
crn mountains by close ~ the 9itii, th(
great eentral valley from me 18th 4
the 2Sth.
The disturbance viii be Of more thai
usual force AMI viii cause heavy rain
Ia como parts OF the o0untry
Tho warm wave viii cpossl The Western
mounlNns about the pa. tho great cen
tral valleys about taic anth, aud The East
crn stafes about tlin aTfi Tile cool wave
viii cross the Western mountains abont
the 20th, tho great Central valleys about
tle 18th, lid ue l1aslem states about
tho 3Oih
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

Down thrsgsh a, The river ESsy csrrie . the
s 50 Ersa r. ~. ss5ac d1ss ss "A s-6 o.
s55eH .s5 " iSoss. 9s'1s III .. ss !. . sd
dark reoesses i KY sss water that o sas
abbey. ruins .E'r viie wheels ifsis a.
moved the ~ seadowJ sileanc. s-,isi.
seolds asloat ealing he deAa ~
il fnoaningy NED ufe. -,Ss
ng Deep 3 IL he aasisai 's ssSS, 4 huge and
.s,sseeroy,'J n auE baleonied la'es
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

nihrf anu t1N SCFuuny h4nI ~
man followed this. while H. nm Wos
peat. OF true potheen and os iu'nes OF
barley mash came MN, MY al, III Sinmering
old locks and IN INK n W. 100 &c thin
out the mysterious cavern ny bai irs'he from
''Nora?- MonreenY on,eS
whist. aivcksiT exclalneID i W., now; an
calling exciedly down The darI sn Dtgen'
in no ra' -' .'ls eyes ulseerned the rent
ing table. up'p tue TUCK
Up they came pell nell. two as sne
anu Strapping lasses as ever lo,Eei
brayely underneath rayisbinrlv iou,.
lashes out Of winsome Irisb ~ 's
stepped ont like queens beneath ianrty
braideens when the fiddles mi ~ my ,nis
chief IN their own and the conua9 WIN
"Be aisy. matbnr do,rr,
IN ., wind playin' th' lepraehaun above
com w n.y. g.as S Sillln.-an' whats donc?'
footing upon the cabin door y F"'" "y'
Nv not what's done. darlints dear"
SAID the old woman mournfuHy. iisI
whats doia' It's tn great harm that l
stoneW
She pointed with trembling fingers ia
6 las I ToSt ,g upon A., the , tasqs table Upon
in i s,cs W5s rl ,ae Word "Gauger painted
NJ IN, pIncA' "A rlehdlY as was ihe warning,
; Sa'r iJreen W9s beside herself with
si nhe Slnh INTO tue corner by the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-18

r.,,1'.i inf..,t, -. 49,. ~ A""'s
sn'l, ,,, ,.,,ls, 49,, A,.
,irrs q" ""'''V''- y" w navy u"u' 'u'
10,
hea he,'en mc eundpWhs! Don Ne
ihNN IN place whgfc. yer at lMinN
oanhons : pnted az ih >acnsen. III Ae
as much as sthir, Ncll he bowed, canin
40 all hcSant lAllynAMnehl Come
NycS Wed have a leoS AZ th' heauuinl
slhills.
They raised ihe naeelne and. with the
lanterns they had brought, AZ once de-
acnnded into the cavern. Mother nreen,
ever a coward before Threatened danger
hut who aiweys rose to the height Of
heroism In times Of actual conflict or ad.
yanta-r with a Wild trv III victory spraue
"a the tnefips.ttMe snpcd the heavy
atone la M plare and intnncd ecstaticully
,,n,t h lri,,n she Aaln ielie make haste
~ ~, I .,,,,., ,it,i,y Crar above, for the
| Nioa ~. w ..,in bitien benenth "A Ger.
,sio - AMI v'hien,rcd rxcitedly to
/ NJ, XXI NI,,rocn S,hn al once lung
Nvre w" wv, ,l',,'',,.I ths HORIZON. and
| upen wv "'fos NM .i,s ,n5s nui hravme
| s.oou MAN ,Nius'e''.Ne
! prt.tNis heslaS nrl ,, .,,t "a, thts 70
isyt vs. ns wy from be
| qua NV. vNbW l,'ts ,,',. ,,n6Srnenth tho
low, Win iln0 tal'no1i, MN, w. nr,c, nov,
] haEEles WNel NnlVn N'.'''
! stood with matihs W. ,..,t.,.. wan nj
Wan ~ q nlnnN yAln' unas',,,isl MIA 70
/ q ume ,Nou ION ~ ''"''"
| u Auie t.,,,,al.,,,e1 ,,,,,i.crs
| toa-rut was " tnl't l..,'' i,i,,'t,rin,f
only teeoulse' AHsnlWis sN1 frsm tbe
! and puiuhF ne'I nNtl 1919" , MI
! hole 10y hands that ugNlghea hlNe ~
| limbs VIVA NAnpsl NlNsn'l ~, All,
] tie lishe was vNihFW,shVN w. W, ,s.,.,' lis
] he ieW hnisei S"uu'nS s"""-
] tcel into inlu-alr en- ,I. ,...
! "Alsy, now aNlrk., lv-s Nu W.
| aiyi was meihef i'ioen 'AN.ls III
/ mnnd, Us ihc ilngflRH WN9, INp.eNvN ""
she candy resumed hsr fwuhN ku'iu
\ wild rush was tn't yoNn Wv Wv" W.
| aud stony hoNeu' WIN tlNll "ltaneN Wy
| struggling hurdont anu heNuls lAN 1N'n,
! long attCr, mar LINUS htn rlalllH
| Thought i q eWuhsl hNt 'nV wv ulW"ii
/ tain girls knpw every men on ,uV WY W
| The lino shelving rock NEAR me loWE ylse
Of The clln, where ule waters were uv'p
aud siiu
| Thrice they went and came ana tntNe
there was q cry vi terror anu k,Yat
| splaehing Of the waters 81 sohher AN
gan; while Nora anu M9ureop hll
scrnccly GAINED tue nut Tor we lYst
some lruihed cQnsciousnes oi WM hnu
been done. dawniug upon ihelr desperate
minds, whom Dan Mnligan came unrHF
| up after them, all but bursting with
| laughter, INT iull OF woelul lamentations
Tor the straits Ia which tho wrctclcd
woinon We're now piacco, ,,.
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llshi and graceful as though The foam
1,a5 sea- 81 mass Of spectral ferns,
n eeen lung Into Tremendous wails
,., i''s ufelilircis " n night In sli,mt
t,,rnS " aiallinnci windows. scial-
,,;,S'a elWwais Fashioned angles. iron
, ,,,aa work and carly morsque filings.
mat awaken historic tnemorics 81 IN
once We're here W"'
Over among the Claddaeh men. those
Nenurous fishers Of the Irish Western
99sl you will find the klnky hair. he
Closely curling beard and the broad for,-
49, o. the pescadores Of Barcelona;
nv a " Their glittering harvcsts Of the sea
are bronght TO tho rotting quays while
they chatter aud smile N Inc inbrnine
pun, you viii see the hairy hrca as. ihe
pearly teeth aud the langunrous. half
NAu CLEAN of eyes which arc fonnl upbn
vac southern coast Of old CASTLE.
II Il Is early morning, Underneath the
Erly OF the arches yon will come upon
gtoups 81 women, swarih and dark. With
s ~ any eyes and hnir that hint Of tnint
~ o., La ,,l blood. They crouch together
upon the pavement, their faces almost
Invisible the smoke OF their pipes curl.
ing out OF thoir hraideen huoas
These are the Galway fsbwivcs. wait.
ing for the landing Of the fish upon the
quay. II any are tnnthers. Won cannot
discover 4. II any are wives, Il Is mot
known. If any ever loved. or knew tho
nome as we, know It. Il cannot be as
eertained Here they arc, as they have
been from generation a. generation. a
Wild, tender, sasage, merry, lawlees
honest mob dressed, or half dressed. a.
icmales; gr0tosquely different from wo-
mon. radiantly Indifferent 10 either man
or woman. aud incomparahly drawer and
more enduring than the stunilest.
hardest Of mon
And it Is Ellie Drcen who. having
walked all night over the cold coast road
Of stone from IOomhcpla heights. with che
endless knitting In her hands and thc
back-breahing load beneath der blacl,
braideen, Is now passing from group Ia
group among them, accompanied hy link.
ling sounds of liquid striking glass and
smacking sounds Of long lingering Irish
lips, 10 Keep the grief nui dread of want
from mother Drcen's heart. away hari,
there in che grcweome home beside the
day.
Over beyond the ancient city square,
IN Il quiet side street behind where the
drOWSy posting stations are stands n two
STORY, dormor-wlndOwcd structure quaint
hnd sweet aud old On this March morn
ing Is shutters were drawn, though the
brand,ncw sign Of 'Alndigan's pan" gilt
tered like gnudy mOckery In green and
gold above It's door Of Irish oak.
II is because the clergy in the west Of
Ireland are more sympsthciicnlly close To
the affairs and the hearts of the people
thnn elsewhere In all the Green Isle.
that after Young Dan Madi.mn had
lurneI ile Key ~ lhe. lock Of the inn