The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-06-23
WITH rHI PRICE OF BLOOD

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sts.i.ta uasoed tbonsh thsi misdi b
Tbc,fafs, sal lar thn cpiy, ava she -
riches q ha,e poverty viih "b''
rfu,.4etes lad secu a,t to enne Der J,
szls DOT beautiful save iot tue oe'o'
that s,me tod 10 drm chIa Aad p'''
.tat mouth, . aide forehead and deep l'
ovsIset xilh Mighty hfoas when ms
b.vs their charm tar lae stadea' OF u
.lisi. bat uot fer Ioyer aud, ,ess' 'i .
Ter MIlcsu lover.
Auiouio Mascsyel preferred the type
r .fugio -snall ieatares, fsd ipped' s''
cred. graceful spi lovely IS q dstk 'eao'
And h, opinion VAS slso that OF the su
rounding cou1try. Of The city OF Los a
geles spi the mission Of ssn Gabriel
The fame Of the daughter Of dsrh.s h''
srread even among the Americans sn'
when aransers asked to be shown beat
tifnl Me1ican, they we're taken to tn
home Of Garhn. upon the on'sbIrts o
gerors town, 80 II NAV be supposed
tina, Ratnsio bad lovers They came IRON
far aud pear, and from every tsnk oi C''
/ tsrgia life. There was an Anerest
uEose fortune was vast and as generously
spsut a. fortunes we're 10 the early Miles
there wasan Eogishmsn determined "a
have her at any cost, even at that oil lev
lyes-s tendency OF character which SC
c3npted for bis presence IN the States ana
for hi. erpstrl.son. there were lnnumera
bic Merlcaus, rsuchers, shop keepert, des
persdoes, sud gamblers, All followed
t.nely and supplisntIy 10 Reiusio's tram
But she loved snly M.scayel She I'D
mitted /, at last to SeDor G.rhts. when
that viry little creature demanded 'ha'
abe make choice. The sor CT was sghsst,
The positilit, OF it had not occurred to
him.
Antonio Msscavel be said, Bot you
do not know hiu..
Refaglo nodded her little head. Yes,
she said
Olthis Senior Gsrfs became gradually
aware after he had protested for hours
and days, after finding that despite bis
prohibitions, despite close supervision,
bis fair daughter and MsscaVel were 10
constant communication,
Then be hunted up Antonio himself,
and he pleaded with him, conrteousIy aud
respectfully. for Msscavel wesa big man
and desperate one. But he, too. answer
ed that be loved and when oil was ssld
and done. 1t had gone no further than
this, that they both loved, and That Wis
dom miget stand aside
Gsrhss went with his bsai4d hopes to
Senior V,lsr-the brother OF Sols. The
house OF Velsr--s two roomed abode
which had never been whtewsshed 60
stood several hundred yards further north
along the road than that OF Garhas' 1t
was the last one before the open country
and had no neighbors,
Senior vejar was much younger than
Gsriias. He had tho same mighty brow
and powerful mouth that made his sister
hideous to q race that loves all things gen
Ileespd gracious. He was one OF those
pined for Reiugio, but her father did not
know this, SO be told him the whole
story Of his thwsrte1 will aud plans, and
Implored advice as he made cigarette
Ititwere not for the cursed laws Of the
Itineoes; if things we're as they ware In
nv youth, could foroe my own daughter
% marry the man / pleased, be said.
Vejar shook bis head You cannot do
hat, be answered.
What, then, shall | do? Garfias was
moved to the point Of tears, They hung
~ his long black Iashes and dropped on
ais old blue oyerslls.
The situation vss too mplicsted TO be
YET straight IN smoment. 1t was not sim
oidsd by yejar having his own suit and
,hsnces to consider. | cannot advise you
Il oncc, be sid, will think and help
7ou, il can 10 the morning He took
,onnsel with his sister when Galf's bad
'ijden away.
Obi snarled sola, the love Of An'onol
, thousand dollars would bury it so deep
hat il would never rse again,
YET, said her brother, not undertand
ng women. You would be gIsd to have it
The deep eyes shone, She shrugged
,er shoulders. Yes, would be glad to
,sve it, And could have it Tor tbous
.nd dolsrs-perhsps less.
At that cost yon must be content to 90
What advice shall ! give to
Don Garhss'
How should knowi Let him see to
,is ouo troubl 3, snd be glad that your
lister is not so besutliul tha, you hsve no
peace because Of her,
1t wss long sitter dark when horse
roppel q, WEARS adobe. Nrl'r hsd been
sleep. He Jumped up aud went to the
ioor. He bad bis hnger on the trigger
i his revolver. A man stood under the
lroken down ramsds. Before he spoke,
be Mericsn had seen ny the moonlight
hat be uss Guogo. They talked
ose,her in low tones until SoIs joined
hem, rubbing Der eyes and moving noise
es,ly sith her bare feet across the dirt
loor.
This mao, said her brother, Is az Amer
oar. He says be has ridden oil day to
let toto Los Angeles before night, bat
lis horse ueut lame. Il is 90 bad boE
b,, be c.n 90 90 further, aud be wishes
o stay here nniil morning.
Let him stsy said Sofa, not too .rScious