davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07
MeosH0 VALLEY NURSERY,

+ heavily stocked and II
very thrifty growth, with
Apple. Pear. Peach, Plum
Cherry. and all kinds Of trees
kept lh western nurseries: al.
50 GralNvines, Small Frni,s
Evergr"ens. FlUwtrirv
Shrubs. Forest Trees. etc. nj
prices ~ low all can buy. 1
few good agents wanted
Send for price list. Direc. to
NEOSHO VALLEY
NURSERY
Chanute, Xans.
{ CUTHlE LEADER
(Daily aud Wcekiy.)
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1896-03-07

Fnst "ul lAhed + by % 1896 :
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
W sprawie oswiaty.
CALUMET, Mich. 81 stycznia 1896.
Szdno,ond Redakcyo!

CALUMET, Mich. 81 stycznia 1896.
Szano,ona Redakcyo!
Upraszam o umieszczenie W lamach
,,Zgody" to pare slow, ktore p~onizej
kresle:
Ma dniu 10 stycznia zostalo tn W
Calumet, Mich. zalozone Towarzystwo
Oswiaty. Byla tn p~otrzeba takiego to-
warzystwa juz dawno, lecz Ottawa by}a
p~rzyczyna, ze sic ociagano. Me po-
trzebuje sic tn rozwodzic mad tenn, ably
udowodnic, IL niestety jak wszedzie
istnieje tn liga, wiec ME ohcielismy jej
Przeszkadzac. Ale teraz jestesmy zmu-
szeni postepowac Ia g}osem Rzadu
Centr. Il. N. P. Ably wiec te szlache-
the cele doprowadzic do skutku, ia to-
raz nizej podpisany W imieniu iowa.
rzystwa Oswiaty pr, see Szan. Komitet
Wydzialu Oswiaty o pomoc, o ksiazki
POLYTECHNIC, ably rozbudzi}y umysi i
ducha patryotyoznego.
Szanowni Panowie cd Wydzialu O.
swiaty So przekonani, 20 kazdy pocza-
TEX jest trudny, tax samo j tn z nami
sic dzieje, a tn co sic tyczy naszej ko.
lonii, jest lud polski pracujacy 6zyoz-
ME, ME ma tego ~sposobu, ably m6gl
cd razu napelnic biblioteke swa ksiaz.
kami.
Otto drugi s~zlachetny Gel, kt6ry Jest
godzien poparcia: Towarzystwo Hu-
sarzy Jana Ill Sobieskiego uchwsliio
ma ostatniem SVEN p~osiedzeniu " DIN.
10 styoznia, ae kazdy ozlonek czy on
nalezy do Zwiazku N. p. lub ME, ma
z}ozyc 20 centow rocznie ma Skarb mar.
pol. W Rapperswylu.
Szanowni brsoia, isczcie sic z aami:
niewiasty, panny, mfodziehcy, kazdy
ma przystep, gdyz Tow. Oswiaty ME
tylko oswiata sic zajmowac bedzie, ale
take wspolne obchody, zabawy, teatry,
a wszystko to ola sprawy narodowej.
Milosc ] pozdrowienie.
j. Wieczorkiewicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
WiadOmOSci z~wiazkowe.

- Towarzystwo Mar. Rem. Pol. v
st. Louis, Mo. istnieje juz trzeci rok
pomyslnie sic rozwija. Zamiarem to
goz Tow. mice raz sztandar narodow,
W tel mierze dale przedstawienie tea,
t~ralne, nastepnie zabawe z tahcami d
9go lutego rb. W Stolles Hall, przy Is
| Biddle al. Hasa otwarta o godz. lei
wieoz. Cena biletu 25 C. Odegrane
bedzie: ,Dwaj roztargnieni", kroto.
chwila W jednym akoie. Prosimy 81.
publioznosc Polska i Litewska dobrei
wolf. Romitet- :
- Zawiadamia sic wszystkich czlon-
kow Tow. sw. Stanis}awa Kostki or.
40 W Pittsburgh, IL ma ostatniem DO
siedzeniu odbytem dnia 10 stycznia, u
ohwalone zosta}o: ably posiedzenia cd
bywaiy sic co druga niedziele DO pier
wszym, a ME jak dotad sic odbywa}y
co trzecia, a zatem posiedzenie przypa-
da dnia 9go lutego punktualnie o 60
dzinie 2ej pc po}udniu, W hall pm. 3fO4
Brenenton ave. Ma te posiedzenie "a
praszam kazdego czionka DO sekr. be-
die liberal dok}adne adresy wszyst-
kich cz}onkow. Mi{osc i Pozdrowie.
ME. j. P~ietrzkoscskt, sekr. prot.
Posiedzenia grupy 279 W Buffalo,
n. Y. odbywaja sic W druga niedziele
kazdego miesiaca, W hall p. M. Glesz-
ozehskiego, pm. 1895 Broadway. Ia
razem ozionkowie Tow. Rejtana sk{a-
daja podziekowanie p. ID. Baczykow-
skiamu- IN iano
W zaiozeniu grupy novel, kt6ra dis
liczy 24ch cz}onkow. Mi}osc i Pozdro-
wienie. W. Naorocki, sekretarz.
Grupa 81 Tow. Jan III Sobieski
W Greenpoint.Z powodu balu odbytego
1igo bm. posiedzenis polroczne zosta{o
od3o1one ma druga niedziele miesiaca
9go lutego o godz. Sci po po}. w sail
zwyklych posiedzeh, pm. 121 Franklin
ul.na ktore zaprasza komitet ozlonkow
pod Ottawa kary. Ma porzadku dzien-
nym, ob6r n~iekt6rych urzednikow, O.
p1acenie wszelkich podatk6w, a przy.
TEN beda rozdawane ksiaaeozki ,,Histo-
rya Litwy". Komitet balowy raczy sic
aebrac o godzinie Pei ma sail, do obra-
chunk6w. Nowi kandydaci beda ma
tenn posiedzeniu przyjmowani. Milosc
/ Pozdrowienie. W. Kdmihski, sekr.
Dnia Ego lutego, o godz. "a DO
po1udniu Tow. Gwardya PuIaskiego ma
posiedzenie i kazdy obowiazany
przybyc z powodu bardzo waznych
sPrsw j niektorych zmian, ktore So "a
~prowadzone przez obecna administra-
eye. u szacunkiem M. Y. Pkulski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
Nadesfane).

EAST PITTSBURGH, IL stycznia 1895.
DO szanosonS Redakcyi yZgody"!
Me watpie, IL PREY obecnem redago'
wsniu rZgody" kaady zwiazkowiec z
niecierpliwoscia oczekuje swiezego nu.
meru, by ~korzystac z wskazowek, siu-
sznych rad i nowin.
Zarazem widzac, IL pomimo przesla.
dowah i wrogich ujadah ma zwiazek,
takowy jskby ma przekor wzrasta W i
lose i SHE, mimowoli przechodzi do
p~rzekonania j poznaje moralna wartosc
przsoiwnikow Zwiazku, ktorych zbyt-
ME wybryki karoone przez opinis pu-
bIczna zmuszaja ich do opamietania
sic.
Nieszlachetne postepowanie wieleb.
nyoh cd pewnego czssu dale sic czuc
W nsszej kolonii, a re bedac stale pre-
swiadczony, IL ustepstwem ! p~oddaniem
sic nssz dobry lud wiecej siebie krzyw-
dzi niz dobrs scbie przynosi, zmuszo-
ny jestem chwycie sic pi6ra, ably
przedstawi6 szerszemu ,ogoiowi amery.
kahskioh Bismark6w, Klingenbergow !
Or4evskich.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

JuA piaty ozy sr6sty numer nZgody'
wyohodzi cd czasu jak zosta&a skrzyw
dzona W spos6b krozahski grupa sw
Stanis}awa Kostki mr.. 40, skladajacs
sic z ludzi ~zasluaonych Kosoio}owi
sprawie, zaonych a powaznych wiekiem
obywateli, kt6rzy opr6oz milosci OF
ozyzny dbaja o swa organizacye, kt6ra
zapewnia otarcie }ez pozostaleJ Pc mas
rodzinie; i do dzisiaj ME s~potkalem
sic z profession przeciw owemu bezPra'
win.
Czem coraz wiecej osmieleni nasi
wielebni co raz o nowych chwytaja sic
wybrykow?
Niepohamowana zazdrosc z racyi
wzrostu Zwiazku popycha ich do nieo-
nych sposob6w, by oderwa6 choe czast-
XII cd tel organizacyi, jak to miaso
~piejsce W innych koloniach, tn zas jest
agitacya wsp6lna ksiedza Szwarczaka i
Rydlewskiego, kt6rzy uzywaja kazal-
nicy, z ktorej nazywaja ~zwiazkowcow
parszy wemi owcami. Jednak wszelkie
intrygi So bezowocnymi a pitts
burgskie grupy coraz to nowych cr3on-
k6w zyskuja.
OgiosiIi grupie, IL wediug postano-
vienna biskupa, ME maja prawa mice
swych p~osiedzeh w hall parafalnej, zbu-
dowaoej z ich oiezko zapracowanego
grosza.
Obojetnost grupy pittsburgskiej O.
smielila ks. M~iskiswioza z South Side
probowac swych si} ma grupie Tow.
Orzel Biaiy mr.. 154, by przeszkadzac
rozwojowi tejze, i kiedy grupa 154 u
rzadza}a teatr i bal ma korzysc kasy
chorych dnia 1890 stycznia b. r., to
pra1at Miskiewicz og}osiI z ambony, il
wysle swych ola ~spisania nazwisk be-
dacych ma zabawie, by odczytac ich z
ambony. Albowiem ma Konsylium bal
t~imorskiem zabronione zostaly wszelkie
zabawy, oprocz pewnie takich, jake
urzadzaja pewni b~uffalowscy ksieaa W
adwencie.
Grupa 154 ma swej zabawie posiada-
Ia licznie zebrana publicznosc polska,
ktora ME s~zczedzila oklask6w amato-
rom "a ich szczera prace ma eel szla-
chetny.
Milczenie zas grup zwiazkowych
MECH ME bedzie bodzcem do walki,
ktorej grupy ME zycza sobie, prrypo-
minajac tym, ktorzy ia pragna, IL jaka
bronia w~ojujesz cd takiej zginiesz.
Mi}ose i pozdrowienie.
Il. Mdlino,cski, z~wiazkowiec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
,,Spiritus flat u6i vult''.

Czy slyszysz tam,
Dzwon bile nam,
w niebiosaoh tonic dzwiek.
Choc W smutny ton
Lecz ME ma zgon
Zawodzi.
Bo ~jeszcze cas-,
BY W jeden Choir,
Po1aczyc mas.
Staniem jak muir!
Staniem jak muir!
Piesni snielska, niebios dziewico!
Tvs jak skowronek wzlata}a hozy,
Nucac " zaraniu ku chwale Bozei
Cudny hymn WARY: ,,Boga Rodzioo".
i silnem byio praojoow ramie,
Meznie zwalozali wroga nawa{y
Broniac narodu, WARY i chwa{y.
lob wiara wroga szeregi }amie.
A kiedy zb0jc6w rod kainowy,
Ojczyzne nasza oku{ " kajdany,
Tvs " kornych modiach Pana mad Pany
B}aga}a: ME karz, zrzuc nam okowy.
Ku niebios stropom bio blaganie:
VI kurzem krwi bratniej z dymem
(pozarow
Panic! litosci! ME odm6w daru!
uOjczyzne wolnos6 race wroci6
(Panie!"
Godzina laski ME uderzyla.
A piesh ia nasza, bolescia syta,
Jak go}ebica strzala przeszyta,
.Krwawemi skrzydly pc sercu bila.
Nadszedl ozas straszny ducha bluz.
(nierstwa,
w ok6 rozbrzmiewa: PRED pra.
(wem siia"
Godzina }aski nan ME wybi{a,
A my praw bozych strzezem: bra
(terstwa.
Piesni! ty or}em zle6 nam z b{ekitul
w p{omieniu s{ofca skapana GAIA,
w jasnosci prswdy, W swietosoi biaIa.
Mech wstans Judy swiadome bytu.
Przez bozy gniew,
Przez swieta krew,
Kainow zginie rod.
Bog wskaza} nam,
Niebieskich BRAN,
Podwoje.
o ~jeszcze czas, j {. d.
u ~niebishskioh blask6w cudownei pre-.
! (dzy
Twej piesni tksns godows szats,
A polne kwiecie skroh jej oplsts
Anielsko czysta. Ku ziemskiej nedzy
Zstepuje taxa przeczysto bia}a,
/ TAXA swieta 90 prswdy przezroczy,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Otrzymalismy W tych dniach
znaczny zapas nastepuacychj
przeslicznych dziel:
"ZywOt BOgarOdzicy Najsw
Fanny Maryi 1. Jej Oblu.
biehca Sw. J6zefa"
polaczony z opisem najgIownIej-
szych miejsc cudownych | czci-
cieli Maryi. Dzielo to jest po-
lecone przez SO ksia4at Kosciola
sw., ozdobione 8 slicznemi obra-
zkami kolorowemi | przeszlo 700
drzeworytami. Ma 846 stron
duzego albumowego formatu "
pieknej ozdobnej oprawie, z zlo-
temi wyciskami. Csna S.. so.
Nauka WARY / Obyczaj6w
KOsciOfa KatOlickiegO,
w~ylo4ona obszernie, stwIerdzona
objasniona miejscami Pisma sw.
! Ojcow Kosciola. Jestto pre-
wodnik ola rodzIn chrzescian.
skich, ktory W kazdym domu pol
skim znajdowac sic powinien.
Ksiazka ia aprobowana przez "a
Biskupow ! Arcybiskup6w obej-
mule 1898 stron duAego formatu,
" pieknej ! ozdobnej oprawIe. z
doiaczeniem 10 kolorowych o.
brazow oraz paru set rycin. =
Cena S.. so.
ZywOty Swietych Paiskich
podiug najlepszych zrodel wye
tych z dziel Ojcow | Doktorow
Kosciola, obejmujace II66 stron
albumowego formatu, ozdobione
slicznemi illustracyami oraz 8 ko-
lorowemi obrazkami. Cena tylko
$500.
Cena tego ~pieknege dziela
zostanie wkrotce podwyzszona.
Ksiegarnia Gszety K~atoIickiej
]. F. SMULSKI & co.
66b Noble o.. CHICAGO, IL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

kt6re takae by}o obecne ma temze po'
siedzeniu, z~aspiewalo pod przewodni
otwem p. J6zefa Matza: MECH zyje
man,.
Pan prezydent dziekujao towarzy'
szom swym "a tax wielki szaounek, po'
wiedzial, re juz siwy WHO'S pokry} g}o'
we jego, lecz ME pamista, by W ayoiu
SVEN doznal takiej zyczliwosci, jak
obecnie.
w dniu nastepnym, t. j. W dniu
Trzeoh Kr6li, p. Kasper F~ranckowiak
zaprosi} swych towarzyszy do siebie
wyprawi. imieniny, ma kt6ryoh to imie'
ninsch prey weso}ej i przyjemnej Ia
bawie takae zajmowano sic najwieoej
sprawami polskiemi. Jedno Pochwa-
lano, drugie potepiano j m6wiono o
ozieb}osci ~jeszcze wielu, ktorzy stoja
ma przeszkodzie swej wlasnej sprawie
narodowej. w tenn jedna z ~obeonych
pan powstala i przem6wila W to slowa:
Szanowni Panowie! s~lioznie sic bawi-
Gle i oieszy mnie, re was najwieoej
interesuje sprawl polska, lecz MECH
was ME dziwi obojetnosc niekt6ryoh
rodak6w naszyoh. Kaada rzecz powoli
bieAaca PREDICT do skutku d~oprowadzi
Mill porywczos6; kazda dobra rzecz
ma swoje przeszkody, z kt6rych z a
sem najlepiej korzysta; OTTO macie do
w6d z Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego.
Gdyby on ME mia} lyle przeszkod, ME
r6s}by tax szybko. Drugi dowod: gdy-
by nar6d polski ME mial lyle pre-
szk6d, PREDICT by wyginal. Przeszko'
dy So czasem i obrona. Zwiazek N. P.
rozwijac sic musi gdya m Gel bardzo
dobry, ktory sklada sic z trzech punk
tow, a temi So: organizacya, oswiata i
skarb. TIE try punkta czyli idee, Sc.
panowie, jesli zostana urzeczywistnio-
ne, to ME ma aadnej watpliwosci, re
Polska powsta6 must. TIE pierwsze diva
punkta jakkolwiek So poaadanymi do
osiagniecia Ojczyzny, tenn punkt trzeci
jest najpotrzebniejszy, DO gdybysmy
mieli chot najpoteaniejsza organizacys
a ME mielibysmy oswiaty, ME wiedzac
jak sic rzadzi6, to nam mic ME pomoze,
gdybysmy mieli pierwszy i drugi
punkt t. j. silna organizacye oswiate
a Aadnego skarbu przygotowanego W
chwili czynnej akcyi, to i tax by to by
10 s~trzelaniem bez prochu do wr6bli
ma dachu. A zatem 81. p~anowie, Skarb
mar. polski jest najpotrzebniejszy a
miejscem tegoa jest RapPerswyl. Tam
jezeli danny jaki grosz chot najmniej-
sly, to z pewnoscia bedzie mial wiecej
~znaczenia, jak ~gdybysmy wkladali try
razy dziennie do b~ezdennyoh kieszeni.
Zatem 81. panowie, laczmy sic W Z~ia'
EEK Mar. Pol, popierajmy Wydzial
Oswiaty, popierajmy Skarb Mar. Pol
W Rapperswylu. Jezeli wspolnie dzia,
lac bedziemy, to smialo wszyscy razem
p~owiedzie6 mozemy: Re j~eszcze Polska
ME zgine}a.
Przem6wienie to zainteresowalo
wszystkich obecnych i wzieto sic dc
zlozenia oiary ma Skarb mar. pol. "
Rapperswylu i zlozyli nastepujacy:
Jozef Rosenthal 25c., PAM M. Ro'
seminal %, Maciej Mierwicki 25, And
Wisniewski 40, pani FIR. Wisniewsks
26, FIR. Kanka 25, PAM FIR. Kanka %
Piotr Szwenkler 25, Gees. Franokowial
25, Kas. Franckowiak %, PAM Jad
Franokowiak 10, parma Anna Franc
kowiak 5, parma Prakseda Franokowial
5, j. Wiess Is, w. Majer Is, J6zet
Jankowski %, Wac. Jsnkowski 20
pani An. Jankowska 10, PAM Cecylis
Ka}duhska 10, M. Rakowski %, p. FIR
Rakowski 10. Razem $500
Mi}osc j pozdrowienie.
m RULn.rsL; aaLr
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
POecie

POecie
kHzINIERZGH{ FEFNEJRR@W{
W rocznice powstania styczniowego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
ORR uC~entralnego
Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
CHICAGO, % styoznis 1895.

Nastepujacy ozlonkowie Przyjeci 70
stall do Zwiazku Mar. Pol:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

CHICAGO, % styoznia 1896.
Ma mocy nadesianych deklsraoyi i
.certy6katow zosta1o przyjete nastepu-
Towsrzystwo:
Grupa 281, Tow. Jana Sobieskiego,
Providence, r. l., sekr. J. Chmielew-
ski, SO Manton ave.
u rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centrslnego
M. j.. Sodo,oski, sskr. jen.
Skfadka.
Ma nogi ~sztuozne ola kaleki A.
Ryehlewicza z}ozyli:
Cd grupy 262, Schenectady,
N. Y. 200.
Pokwitowano ~poprzednio 1882
Rszem $l4O.32
N. J. Sadososki, Sekr. Jsn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06

I grazing and broom cutting-all are done
away with l tell you. 'Tis enough 10
make the folks of soil rise and fire the
forests. May be they viii do it one
day"
Mureula. where Size sat beside Cater
ina, was too far off 20 hear much that
FausiO said. bu, little reached her, and
she saw his lowering brOws and tenn
| pestuous gestures. She spoke across
the length of the table 20 him.
Your pardon. Messir Fausto,' she
said in a clear. steady voice; you for
got 20 add one thing. For all the feudal
rights taken up. there has been paid
compensation; there is bu, the abuse Of
them which has been checked and
stopped.
Faus,O looked over the lighted wicks
of the brass lamps az the speaker. He
had often seen her, for her uncleS were
favOrites with him; men who understood
that he was in his place for mis- own
interests. not for those OF lie Selve. or
of the owners Of lie Selye. Between
the wise q wink suffices," says an Ital-
ian prOverb; and that wink had been
often exchanged betwiXt him and AL
eide and LuciO. He was discOncerned
now by wha, she said 10 him; for ne
| knew that il was true. He was saved
from reply by a great clamor which up
rose from the threats of all the farm
! servants and others present; for when
ever ye- since the world began would
people of their kind admit that any
compensation however generous and
/ just. could make amends for he loss Of
old and dear abuses enjoyed with impu-
nifty, and turned TO profit uneXammed.
In speaking as she did Mureilla arous-
ed against her all the wrath of her own
class: She seemed 10 them an apOs;ate
allied with the enemy Time, t5mpera-
ment. inclination, habit. We're all ar
rayei against her; the dearest privilege
Of all who heard her was TO pilfer and
70 plumber. q privilege confirmed by cen
turtles of usage; who was she, forest
bred. II no, forest born, 20 take the part
of one who suppressed the time-honored
,hef-s Of f0res-ers?
"L'uso ia legge" in this country more
than in all others.
WlO was she 20 SCI herself Up against
-ha, ime-honor5d axiom? The hubbub
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-06
'Do they not call you homer"

DO tucy not call you HOHlt
Yet If her prayer were granted she
knew that he would go away from these
woods forever; that the unknown love,
| OF whom she thought as crowned with
green helebore and clothed with the
stars, would stretch her arms out from
the mists and take him.
In her, as in most women Of her ma
ton, religious faith was very strong. but
vague. 1t was an intense force, blind
and irrational, which had no more doubt
OF itself than she had that her feet were
planted on the solid earth. Slowly
there entsred into her mind and matured
there the idea Of going on a pilgrimage
to Viterbo, and there beseeching that the
saints and archangels should grant the
stranger his desire.
Ii was a generous, an unselfsh, al
most an heroic thought. but it grew
apace with her, as sweet herb grows In
a good soil. and the very pain II gave
her stung her in pursuance of il. she
had never been beyond the limits OF the
Gandolfo Woods since she had been
brought under their broad green shad-
ows one burning July day in her tenth
year; but she knew we'll where her
birthplace lay to the northeast after
crossing the Liris.
Pilgrims through many a century had
come and gone in one continuous stream
from that little walled city of the Popes
TO the greater Urbs on Tiber: but now
the Popes 90 no more 10 Viterbo, and
the sand choked its fountains; and the
course of life flows away from it, and
leaves it like them dry and silent. This
she did not know. II was TO her the city
of her childhood; the city Of winged an
gels and clustering seraphim, and heav-
emily choirs and miracles and benedic-
tions. She had no knowledge of its
great past-of its fine art, OF its sacred
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tried TO teach men. and they would not
- raug3t. My rulers though. 1t a
crIme Tney pu, me n prison. Is
'a [lTr-s.Il5 was siiero resting the bill
" .-yon -rv TO teach men here, " she said
after 4 while: they will not put you IN
prism, ba. they Vii p put . you IN your Your
s.. are no. wor.h teaching. You VII
-, ~ Slfer them if you try till your nair is
white" -. - nv en-
,,,,.ers and to their people"
pc Won are a just man. But they do
M. want your justice. They want 10 DO
- thew have always done, and be as
,6ev havt always been. The wild piss
lie tbs swamp. They do not 10 go with
von 20 clean straw in the stable
Cyrille was silent. -
- used 10 believe he thought; Il
have always believed thai the poor only
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and crowded crates Of duckl.ngs, on
her way home to the cross road which
led to lie Selve.
She felt as If her heart was OF lead
now and her amulet was no longer
warm against the pulses Of 1t. But she
did not regret what she had done. In
few hours the walls and towers Of Viter-
DO had faded from the distance, and she
again saw the dark waters of the lit
tie lake OF Vico. and the chestnuts and
oak forests of the Ciminian slopes.
She left Ronciglione on foot. reached
her home, after a long and exhausting
walk. and, since the under steward had
met her on the way, made no secret OF
her journey TO Viterbo. They were all
angry that she brought them nothing,
but otherwise the matter had no inter-
est for them.
She shut her secret Up in her soul
. and waited In their good time they
would set him free.
you nope, girl. What is amiss|
said her uncies TO her.
do / not do my quota of work."
NAY, we do not say you failed in
that"
Then, what matter my ways or my
looks to you?"
She would brook no interference.She
knew that she was worth much moro
than her keep to them, and they knew ii
too; if the men had shirts on their backs
and the children had as much bread as
they could eat, they owed it chiefly 10
her.
IF she tells tales she will be sorry
for it," said Alcide to himself; and set
himself TO watch her
To do so was easy, for they knew
where her days work lay every morn
ing when she went out to It; it was near
ly always the same according TO season.
Once or twice he saw her speak with
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| Cyrille. He saw nothing when looked
to him like amorous intercourse. The
more sure was he therefore that she
played informer to the foreigners COM
| maud.
we have reared q cuckoo" he said
to his wife; but the woman, wiser and
shrewder, answered
We did not rear her. She came full
grown or nearly So and she is not OF the
Emper that makes spies
Alcide, however, remained of his opn-
lon, and Lucio shared It. If a man and
woman, both young in years did not
talk of love, what could they talk OF
when they spoke, If not Of Others? Once
| Luc.o GO. near enough TO hear what
they said, and TO see that there were
some feet of reeds between them as they
spoke. Mureilla was cutting rushes,
and the dJsward, d.smounCad, leaning
against a tree.
''That is -phragmite" said thu
latter, as a small bird flew up from the
reeds. Take care not TO cut where
they have builT."
Il see 1he nest, she answered. "'Tis
like a little basket, and the reeds run
through IT, There are many Of these
birds here"
They must mean other than they
gay" thought thel eaves-dropper; and
he continued 10 listen, but all he heard
was talk OF birds and their haunts. and
the like nonsense, until ne saw the rider
mount and move away.
Il wonder your Workman does not
want us 10 pay for the reeds" said Lucio,
showing himself a llttle later over the
plumes of the bulrushes
mo one need pay aught for aught,"
replied Murellla 80 long as they take
in season, and DO not GU 70 waste, there
IS nothing grudged.'
Luc.o snOr;ed with scOrn.
Whoever cut reeds BY rule or asked
leave 10 rake a dead wood? The
marshes are free 70 rs as TO that bull
calf" He pointed to a half-grown
bison turning on rs back in a shallow
Of sand and water
80 you say replied Mureilla calm
ly. The lords Of the soil and stream do
not see il So"
you unnatural wench Do you 20
against your own folks and their
rghts?"
What rights are denied your"
we have the right TO take" SAID Lu-
clio, furiously. Your upstart white
face makes a show OF charity in giving
Us what is our own"
The land is no more our own than
it is yOn bull-calrs,' said Mureilla,
glancing at ,'he uncouth play Of tlG
creature N the shallow water.
You insolent jade" shouted Lucio.
Il will duck you head foremost"
Try" said his niece, where she stood
between the bundles of reeds and she
fOlda her hands on her bosom and
waited, the edge Of the sickle turned out
wards
Muuering many catds, ne let her be,
md went away shying a SCne al the
poor calf, which stumbled up on is un-
oeNtain legs and hobbled away. splash
ing awkwardly through the shadows 10
regain its herd. He was no as clever
and resoiute a man as his brother; be
frefed and swo7e about matoers which
Alc.de sdEled with a lead pellet or a sill
e.tO blade.
Gould You not find some occupation
for that poor girl Murellia?' asked
Cyrille Of TIE massaya some days LAYER.
Occupation there IS plenty. SIR" said
Catsrra, cuItly But you know her
folks little II you think We can NEEDLE
with them and go scot free"
HBut she is not their slave"
mo; no. as one may call slave; but