The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-08

Copyright. 1Se5. by Stanley ]. Weyman)
TIN the summer Of the year los. deter
mining 10 take up my abode, when not
in Paris. at Nileben. where l had
lately enlarged my property, l went
thither from Reucn with my wife. 10
superiuteld the building and mark out
:" certain plantations which pro
..-..J As the heat that month was great
ami the dust OF the train annoying, ! made
each Stage in the evening and on horseback
leaving my wife 10 proceed at her leisure
M this xyav 1 WAS able. 10y taking rough
raths 10 DO i'm two or three hours Instance
which her coaches had scarcely covered b"
IN, day; but Ola the third evening, inishd'hs
10 ma IKE !, short cut Toy a ford on ihe ; au-
.ouIe,-rs found TO my cnaSrin thr "'iN''''
&c.. .r, the. other ziie. the torc. Nh"E
reached il AZ sunset. proving ilsTf''e.-'a .''''
As tncr,. vas every prospect tts"'N''- aus,
the water womb ftll within t." -''i''
Determined NOT tu -etrstec .ds -.'i'-.- .''' ~
wait where WsS until '-s'-ii- -
plcts sns jaur- tp l-o5e-A 20 az '"-.H
me. was o. pocr .nu a.e. .n' sri. "
mere howell 90. v.,a q "-.'-. i". ~ ...'
Vet v.ssh two sts-.g-- mace ~ N"+ ~
this Iith S.ai-.stH aiN t- '-'.
farru,.l. witl rr-t eto-i--. ~ '-'.- .'
GIANTS r.ts On ..rt MS i---t- .-4- ..... En-
I-.Lf-- .f,rr .5th 3 ,lsl.4s 'tv. ~
Is. .-..-.7..-fl5s.- which iis.s i.-A t't. ii''
ana Tor tl,s. moment. brought Hst 10 +. haii.
This was THE spectacle gt f.f A".@'9' e
fatr quality. feeding, ire a. l..tA 90. ++''
corn Which was tue uuiy c-,-i"Sli NEAR gay
r-u -vnt.g wee t.4Hsp .L- -.-- rs.e..'''-'
- .l,.- th.y ate. ANA. -cpfa-ils- that
te.y had strayed into -le '....' t'' 'i'
Hsr1-.. -,1gisL us -i-te -l liis. '.t.t --''
a.-s o-s.- fetch t.lem u.-t- .ll" sHH N '.'''''
s.s,Iuu. ANA stood & moment "1'ch-l-- l''
Ira- shadows Of tile men as they lt'au.n
throuzh the corr. 49, the attitudes 81 'he
EcrS,.s -. with heads raised. they io"Aeu
Doubt fuslr al the newcomers
Suddenly a man came round the corner
Of the house and. seeing Us, and what my
men were doing. began To gcsticulate Nio-
leutly. but without sound The gfocihs
saw him too. and stood. and be- ran up
l. my stirrup. his face flushed ana s ~. =,
'.Do YOU want 10 see us All ruinedE' he
muttered. And ne begged me 10 call my
men out of the corn
''You are more likely 10 be ruined that
way / answered. looking down al him.
s.Wly. man. is il the custom in your coun-
try 20 turn horses into -le ha4f-EiPe corn
lie shook his fist st+a.tnily- Tod Tor
hid-' ne said. "But the devil is within
doors. and we must do his hiti.ns."
-Nhr' / replied. uy curiosity aroused
~ should ljl.. t. s.c him."
The Door SA.'H.A N-7 eye anu i5oF>'.
81 me suiAli4 l-HNl ua-'I ms mater anu
tarElet h"F- A"- "t" lv- ga i''9 S"'"
pauy- ne s'i'ls WIN s-S."Si'A
= nope u''- "'iH" ---i' SHINING al ms
simplicity i-t your corn Is your own.
viii c.u the m~u Out On when i
made q sign io them 10 return Now
said. AS WaiNrA IIs morse slowly toward
the house. Whl.e Hr ~t+iii'a-A along Dc
sldc me. WHO = Ni'Ai'-
~ 5fih-H't' ne sili' Win ahotheF
stealthy s'St-t'.
Ah- salus = am AFRAID mat am no
wiser
The taN-gatherer."
"Oh, And those are his hoTses?'
-" n"Lei.
''StiIl. do not see why they are In the
CORN
Il have no hay.
"Eut there Is grass
'Ay. the inheeper answered bitterly.
not cool enoueh for his horses. They
must have hay or corn. ana If had none.
s1 rlrri-h the worse for me-
f-.,rr ~ 5,. r..-rr1.far -rt,.f, in INV mind
OF. ~ M t;rsn.-r,e-,a ,.,-,a. f.,-' ~ '.,r
-, .,if -, NOR. .,-r1 ~, ,-o..e,,e,
~. - 80. ..,-..,-.-,- ~ ,-,.s.b ,,,,..t
-. ~ 90, ,,,ts.r-.ir. ~, mn. ~,
'iieastI, anu SENi 100 s"N' liie an
impression % i'.''''''-.7. { -oiii '-', l'isi.''