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The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

W. j. Clark returned from
Pagosa Wednesday He says the
roads are awfullv dusty nj the
Springs
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

The Rock Island railroad officials
and their families went up 10 their
summer resort al the head of The
Rio Grnndc cdncsday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

The attention Of ranchmcn is
called Ia the ad Of j. X. HiSc.
special valley agent for the Hap
good Hancock disk sulky gang
pillow. Mr.. Il,-c will give nm en-
hbitit,on Of the plow Mt Monte
VISTA Tuesday july III in the fore
noon. II is specially adapted To
soil If the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Mrs. Nellie Shcwalicr. Of SuIid.,
is visiting her parents MIR. and Mrs
Heaicn near this city. She expects
10 prolong her VISIT during July.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Next week the Kentuckyans will
take in the Gap.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Manuel Haley and family left
for Canon CITY Tuesday night
where they expect to make their
future home.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Monday night John BishoH and
Ellie Pickett left for California on
II vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Assessor Matthias says he will
have his assessment roll prepared
ON schedule Time Ed seems To b+'
making very efficient asscssoI.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

The Mormans celebrated their
anniversary mp the river Monday.
Several visitors from Pueblo were
present.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

There Is some complaint that
parties are stealing water.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Eugene l.. Stronp recently fin
l>hcd four months term of school
at Center which comprised two
districts and four boards of direct
Ors.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Miss. Ida Mabcn is visiting in
the city.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

John j. Goodrich of Denver,
travelling passenger agent of the
Great Rock Island. WAS IN town
the first of the week looking after
the interest of his road.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Hiram lllncr took n strung of
horses to Crcstonc TN the Ith and
won the races.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Wednesday the JOURNAL office
wss the recipirn, of n bouquet Of
.roses and several lunches Of onions
from admiring subscribers.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Bryan of
Louisville, Ky, parents of Mrs
Keller, arrived IN this city Thurs
day. They will spend month
here visiting and enjoying the
Rocky Mountain climat..
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Mrs. a. Il. Kramer has one of
the finest flower gardens in the
country. Her roses are Just lovely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13
M-ihdi,t Episcopal Church.

Tn. pastor will preach both
morning and evening. Morning
subject Hard rheologicn. Nuts"
Eve ning-"l;uth.'
The Junior League will take n
vacation until September LIST. At
present they ARE working 10 pu,
bibles in all the pews Of tho
church.
The bonrd Of stewards will meet
in the lecture room of tn. church
Thursday evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

John Woods came home Wed.
ncsday from Lincoln. Nebraska. on
his regular summer vacation. lie
and hi. brother VIII went up the
river Friday fishing.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

DIHp:-At Center. July 10Th,
Mrs. Mamie Meyer. .ged - years,
of consumption. Funeral WAS
held mt the residence Of Mr.. l..
Collars. Services conducted by
the Rev. Watson, Of Del Nor,c.
The remains were cmbxlmcd by
Undertaken Gibbs, and shipped to
Schnll City, Mo. Deceased camo
To the valley somc two months ago
hoping the climate woald help her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

William Monroe returned from
Pagosa Tuesday where he spent
the 4th OF July. H. reports big
celebration and that some of the
Monte Vistans captured some of
the prizes. Clarence Goad won
the bicycle race. There are quite
good many from this vicinity
camping at the Springs and are
having n good time.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Mrs. Alex f'arrow has been
spending II few weeks ut Pngosa
Springs since school closed
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

This office is in receipt Of nm an,
onyinus communication recon-.
mcnling l.. Strauss rs II suitable
candidate for the office uf sheriff.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13
Rc4.h,io,,..

We, the commltco appointed to
draft resolutions on the death of
our brother, Gcoroc w. Jenny,
who was II member uf Sierra Blnn-
ca council. No. 200, +. A. A.. Mon
tc Vista. Colorado. hcg ,n submit
the following:
Resolved. Tint we extend to
those who are bcrefl of n husband
and brother our sincere sympathy
and commend them 10 Him who
gives strength to the weak. com
fort TO the sorrowlng, sympathy To
the lonely and love 4, all.
Resolved. thatn copy of these
resolutions he handed 10 the wife
and brother, and further,
Resolved, That n copy of these
resolutions le published in our Off
cial paper, and on u page of our
record book bc printed these rcso-
lutions and marked IN mourning.
LEviNA +. WnIrLoCk
MARY +. GOODRICH
MARY +. ANDERSON.
Committee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

There Is some complaint that
parties are stealing water.
George Scibird of Del Nortc
made a business trip io this city
Tuesday.
Monday night John Bishoh and
Ellie Pickett left for California on
II vacation.
Hiram llincr took Il string of
horses to Crcstonc TN the Iih and
won the races.
RIO Grnndc county Is liable to
pay dearly for Stcphenson's likes
and dlslikcs.
Hon. j. Warner Mills, Of Dem
yer WAS in the city Thursday on
law business
W. $. WinLermnte AN. family
went tolhe Gap Wednesday on II
camping trip.
w. j. Cornwcll was at the depot
Friday morning and met his mother
and sister from Illinois.
Mrs. Alex f'arrow has been
spending II few weeks ut Plgosa
Springs since school closed.
Mrs. A. Il. Kramer has one OF
the finest flower gardens in the
country. Her roses are just lovely.
The Mormans celebrated their
anniversary mp The river Monday.
Several visitors from Pueblo were
present.
W. j. Clark returned from
Pagosa Wednesday He says the
roads are awfullv dusty ut the
Springs.
y party Of campers. including
II. q. Blackmore and wife. drove
to that popular resort. Wagon
Wheel Gap. Thursday.
{ Percy llobkirk has been ap.
pointed receiver of the Del Nortc
land Office. His appointment will
give general satisfaction.
The Rock Island railroad officials
and their families went up 10 their
summer resort al The head of the
Rio Grandr Wednesday.
Mrs Nellie Shcwalicr. Of SuIila
is visiting her parents MIR. and Mrs
Heaicn near this city. She expect.
To prolong her VISIT during July.
Assessor Matthias says he will
have his assessment roll prepared
ON schedule iimc. Ed seems To be
making very efficient a.srssoI.
This office is in receipt of nm an.
onymu, communication recon-.
mcnding l.. Strauss rs n suitable
candidate for the office ut sheriff.
Rev. l'orongh- and wife. Misses
Carpenter and Perkins, Mrs. Dr.
Cary, Ralph and Evelyn are on II
camping trip for \ week ar ten
days.
viii Lewis and l.nos Siiawn
have been camping up on the Rio
Grandc this week. VIII .D"ncs
has been taking Enos place nj the
station.
Jesse Stephenson intends il the
JOURNAL office gets any thing
from his board of commissioners
We shall gci down On onr knees
before il.
John Woods came home Wed.
ncsday from Lincoln. Nebraska. on
his regular summer vacation. lie
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Jesse Stephenson intends il the
JOURNAL office gets any thing
from his board Of commissioners
We shall gci down on onr knee.
before il,
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

RIO Grnndc county Is liable tn
pay dearly for Stcphenson's likes
and dislikcs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

viii Lewis and Enos Siiawn
have been camping up on the Rio
Granic this week. viii Jones
has been iakln. f.nos' place nj The
station.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Rev. l!orongh. and wife. Misses
Carpenter and Perkins. Mrs. DR..
Cary, Ralph and Evelyn are on n
camping trip for week ar ten
days.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

Hon. j. Warner Mills, of Den.
yer WAS in the city Thursday on
law business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

w. j. Cornwcll WAS at the depot
Friday morning and me, his mother
and sister from Illinois.
The Monte Vista journal., 1901-07-13

w. 5. WiItermuts AN! family
went toihe Gap "Wednesday on n
camping trip.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1901-03-08

Union Gate, ben 2beA Marts 1901.
2Mre6e Mebattpr af oMrbeibsmanben!
Sea leite en- Striuelie ! uMrbeioss
,nanben" fra Conn Of @arben, meo
l1nberltriften rQitefories". Seq fer, at
ST.. .9iteforles" er nrolis ! iSinbet, ban
ion, unbertioen anbre. San fparter
lon en- Calming oper befe Eomnet,- os
Set er fare for, at ban tonnner I'll at
lparte oper @renielinjen mellem @arz
Ben % Woo6iibe, ON ban lite fnart btir
fureret for fit uroli9e 9ino. 9pa0 tai,
pere Mariasen? 6ans 9jerne fpnes at
pere filb af Brenbepin, meo li0tEillGg
d ben Manb, iom ban mener eritterer !
Sc retisie(e 8gnnemsber. 9aaber ban
lite blir ben fsrite af be, fom saar til
6ersus Sails Seq ifa1 imiblertio an.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1901-03-08

- 3 T. .
9arf @iuer bjemipstes Gorsbass
Mften af en- 9lbebran6, 6er las6e to Grez
biebele at 9tebets 6orretnin9sbuie iAife
% anrettebe ct ianlet Cab paa omfr.
100, 900 Dollars. Sloen opitob / Qof<
tug, Bannerman & 8ootbs Sernpare>
banbel % sreb ON fig meb raienbe Sur
ti9beb. San1tlige mebbran6te 8psninz
ger par af Gre. Sc pit blipe eritattet
meb MurbDgnin9er, faa mart @eiret til
laber BET at 9aa ipei meb beres Dpfprelie.
8lanbt .. .ubbrenbte Gorretninssma
,er ct fort Qlntal :Sfan6inquer. Den
lamlebe Msiurance an9ipes til $50, 600.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1901-03-08
Gra 8D % 8D9D.

NJ -. y $9sE u s#E ~ u 5,E
M. @uperior, Wis., Geb. 25be, 'ol.
ST.. S, g. 8atten!
6erpeb ienber leg Dem er, Monen
Orber for l Dollar iom ct Mars Beta
ling for vMrbeibsmanben" for mig ielp
os Carl Gibban1ner 8or 322, Superior,
isis. G6. @plte Dor 322, Superior,
sis. Gili.$l.oo.
Sc ipnes at bape ben fire Sbe, at De
.er en- Gar, en- Deipot, ber bortesi Ser
tile % at De tan rebisere % ubsipe
rMrbeibsmanben" ifglse fri gilie %
Operbeuisning, ,1ben at tase noget 6ens
ipn til Mbonnenternes ollie % &ritif.
Meen Sc pil not inart finbe ub, at De
lite er noget mere eno en- alminbelis
Irel i &apitalifernes Rlpr. De maa
pi6e, at De lite leuer % opererer llnber
ct eo>opererenoe Spitem, men lsnber bet
Gufnber af Mar 9anle &onturonceipz
item oe at De maa banie efter nor, Ca
pitaliiternes, gibe os, buis ri itfe lem
Der inb Slanterne, iaa er bet forbt meb
,,Mrbeibsmanben" timber bette @piten,
er BET lite r1o9et anbet enb nMonep"
iom taller. Det nil6e lite sigre ben
minblte 6orifiel enten ri bar Mc&ins
lep, Brpan, @eaper eller nosen anben
fapitaliitiif Nartimanb paa Prelibent>
itolen. Oct uilbe blipt ben famine
Ronturance, Ramp % @trib for 1ilz
peretlen % ben liitislte flg9ttsite %
,,rebelisite pilbe bape baobe Bu9ten %
begse Gnberne, mebens ben orbei6s>
ionrne % arli9e pilbe finoe bet panite
liQt at 1utinere. @ocialiiterne er lite
noele Reformatorer. 81 oil lite reforz
mere bette samle &onfuranceipiten,. 81
pil life boue bette @pitem, bperfen ion'
bet er eller en- reformeret eller forbeoz
ret ubsape. gi Dil fmpeltben totaft
afftaffe BET. 0i pit bape ct ol6eles nnt
spfem, as<operatton. Disie Spifeu
e. iaa pibt forffiellise iom Nat % Dag,
iom Mert % 2ps % iom @trio %
Jreb. Waan Tan lite paa famine Gib
arbeibe for Strib % 6reb, ei beller for
Ronturanee % R6<operdtion. Gn Del
sMeformere pil baDe os tilsat forene %
n1eb benz tn It fort 8arti for at opers
,p,tnbt Republitdnerne. I 9oorfor ifuloe |
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1901-03-08

.afitofe bette % pit6e'
1taffe bette, alt be bar at q gipls, III
,.ben @lnbber os Dmueie at forene ii9
meb os os bjelpe os at ofifaffe BET.
Der er i,,9en Mellemsrl.n6. ST
.maa ri bapeR Ronturonce eller &osDpf
ton, enten @trib eller Treb. &an
itte bare 6reb, laa LAB BET pore Stsz
tilganss, inbtil Guilti9beberne er uo>
fiempet. 81 tror lite paa ben filipinite
aampmaabe, at labe @triben saa !
2onsbras % sjsre nosle imaa @tiersz
mpbiler MI os ba {ouo, iom lite er
meb os, er imob os. 2llt, 6pab be for<
itjellise @eformer l.bretter ! benne Jpn
bise Derben er, at be prpper paa at re-
formere, forbebre % iaalebes SIRE bette
Ronturanedpltem mere taalelist % for
Sraselist % berpeb binbre os ubiette
Snbfgrelien af Rozoperation. De ere
pore sFienber. De arbetber inob os.
.Mepublifanerne er pore beblte MebbjGl>
pere, enblfipnt uben beres 8ilje % 8is
benbe. @ip benz @et not % be pil
ben9e zig ielp. De pil 9iere &ont,'z
ranceipitemet iaa bittert, utaaleltst %
,1mnli9t, at BET nil ,om ct 9an1n1elt
falbeferbi9t 6us falbe af fig ielp.
Deres
6. s. sc. Bratbp.
Seq ifal iuare paa openitaaenbe !
naite So. S. q. Batte1.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1901-03-08

VulOlQlDeH % e@ahS.S&
maaoe efter Prafeters
gibe % piiteilag
Snbla9t er nosle Stomps, !,
smasebib for rMrbeiosmo,1oen'
for en- Gap paa bans llihte 8ure.
ban maa arbeibe blanbt Eorne oy
iler, iom Ga6er Moam 9iorbe
Bebitetorelbres Da9e, ba be
trip, trap, Ereito". Sa M saairr7s..
.gobt, flyer Storbalerne os ilaqr fig pao
Wtapen je9 mener Sc bernebe iBafb:
inston iaa bet beres paa bin @i6'
Polomit @lpen Os allie @llt9ate,
le9er @olen bernebe / Glortba og pen:
ter paa Marts iulbe M}abipanb. Mer
Tom bibtil g. Cat, baa6e M}e&. %
Marfus, bet republifanite Grange:
lium, iaa fal S faa ie qrosperitp pad
Tatti9tasia % @alebuiet. Sa, / .
tons! 81 treifes i9ien ON nogI.
Tiger. .. 9. 8enion.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1901-03-08
50. @nperior, Wis., Geb. 25be, 'ol
ST.. S. g. 8atten!

.6erpeb ienber ie9 Dem en- Monen
Orber for Dollar ion ct Mars 8eta>
ling for vgrbeibsmanben" for mig ielp
os garl Giobammer 8or 322, Superior,
isis, gb. Splte Bor 322, @uperior,
isis. Gill. $1.oo.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-13
WHY HE HAD TO MOVE.
Unfortunate Lived Next Door to Doc.
tor with Night Calls.

Unfortunate Lived Next Door to Doc.
tor with Night Calls.
t'Why, man." said the landlord to
tenant whom he had recently secured
for house that had been unoccupied
for several months, you're not going
to vacate so soon? You've only been
there month" II know it, and q
month more would be the end of me. I
am going to get house way out in
the suburbs and in the center of big
lot. You'll never get me into double
house again as long as live I'd rather
take the family and camp out" 1.-THE
place is all I told you it was. sir: good
house, good neighborhood and every
thing in good repair. Ill look to you
for the rent until the end Of the term"
That's all right, and I'll pay 1t. I'm
not mean enough to try to sublet It,
either. One thingsyou didn't tell me.
that the man in the other end Of the
house is doctor and that he seems
to have trained his patients to call on
him at night. haven't had any
sleep worth speaking of in the whole,
three weeks. Coming up on the porch
they reach my door first. They ring
the bell as though it were a fire alarm.
and then begin pounding on the;ldoor.
When I'm forced to 60 to the door to
prevent it's being, broken. in and to
give. the rest. OF the folks little show
to- sleep, It's Get into your clothes,
doc, and come right over to the house,
OF Jimmie has the Group, sor. 'Baby's
having an awful time with his teeth
or Why didn't you call this evening a.
you agreed to-? II put my head out
OF the window and try to. explain they
get hot, tell me ! had better take In
my sign, better retire from business.
or something worse. I'll bring you the
keys this evening""
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-13

Il am Farmer Moore, my lady
Farmer Moore-and want'to speak to
you"
Lady Caraven Stood quite still: he
was W, man SO old and venerable that
his appearance alone commanded re-
spect. s
Farmer Moore" she repeated, "and
You want me. = am very plea1ad to
rec you. VIII you come into the
house?' s :.S{ Il; :, b 3 I
I'll mo. my lady; cannot enter your
doors With my present trouble on me.
Your husband is 9 young man, but he
a. driving my white head to the
grave. e
M husband r exclaimed Lady Car.
avsn. You must not speak i'll Of
him. ,s n
He must not act III to MI" he
said; Sas old man. ny lady. % old
thst ~ pandsone ~ . Goo1 wish
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-13
By CHARLOTTE N. BRAEnE.

| sm1llngly away after presenting him
with the sprays of mignonette. If that
| was the result of few kind words,
she said to herself that she would
often say them. Sir Raoul saw her
smiling and blushing, with glad light
in her eyes.
"Well," he said, "what success, Hill
dred?"
"The best in the world" she replied;
and her pleasure was increased at
dinner time when she saw that Lord
Caraven wore some of the mignonette
| in his buttonhole.
Lord Caraven was fond of music; he
had rich, ringing tenor voice which,
as a rule, he was too indolent to USE
He would troll out a verse of love
ditty, or the chorus of drinking song
in fashion that made one long to
hear the rest. In the evening Sir
Raoul asked him to sing.
1T is too much trouble said the
handsome earl. "Why should I exert
myself to sing when other people can
do it so much better for me?"
"That is an idle excuse" returned
Sir Raoul. Lady Caraven, persuade
your husband to sing; he has voice
almost as rich and clear as Marios,
but he will never use it."
She came over to him. He looked at
his beautiful young wife in all the
simmer OF satin and CLEAN OF pearls;
he gazed earnestly into the beautiful
face.
do sing. Lord Caraven," she said.
'sYou owe me something for my flow
ers this morning."
"Do you really wish me to sing, Hill
dred?" he asked.
II do, indeed" she answered.
"Then you shall be, obeyed. Will
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-13


sgot ~ nsw that II might s s,s = ~
dlolent hIatt you mish Is Is INF MI m
liiuenced, that you mil 81 rhAps ~ Nv
times smisled but III feel quite sure
that II was aga inst your code st hon
Sor, against your wish and viii, against
your ideas Of right.
l What Is against them, Hildred?, he
asked 81 N
h She was silent for a few minutes,
and then she laid her hand more ten
derby upon his. N 81 I s.ss3 III
Thank yon, she said, '.for letting
me speak to you. was half afraid
at first, but now you give me cour-
age: ~ 3.. 81,
Her sweet humility disarmed him.
If she had been proud. naughty or pet
ulant, there would have been little
chance to plead her case. Her gentle
ness touched him. For the first time.
in, his life he took her hands and
clasped them in his own. u ..
Y ''Do not be afraid of speaking to me-,
Hildred,' he said s5
She had SO much at stake that she
trembled. He saw her beautiful face
grow pale, and her lips tremble.
I "Hildred,' he said. gently, you pain
me. I What is it you would say?
Speak to me-without fear.Y
Then she took courage. She raised
her eyes to his.
Il know, of great act Of injustice
that is being done in your name, Lord
Caraven;" and in her own foreible Ian
guage she told him the whole story He
listened in silence
do you assure me, Hildred," he said
at last, chat this is true?"
1T is perfectly true" she replied.
THAT Blantyre has taken that bride,
and has refused in my name to renew
Moore's lease?''
Eyes, he has done that"
"Then," said the earl, with unusual
decision, chs reign will be short one.
He told me that Moore was letting the
land go to ruin-that the farm was not
bringing in half what 1t could be made
to bring-that--. Well, have not pa
thence to repeat all he said II this be
true, he has deceived me-and, by my
earldom, VOW he shall not deceive me
twice!"
She had hardly dared to hope for
such ready answer-such hopeful re-
Spouse.
win you listen to me-" she said,
while tell you more?"
eyes. will listen" replied the earl,
with gloomy face.
She did not spare him. She told him
how his estate was worse cared for and
more mismanaged than any other in
England-how the poor cried out for
help and did not receive it, the sick and
the sorrowful for relief and did not get
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-12-13

I'VE went to Blantyre, my son John
and I. He told us that he would rot
renew the lease. At first We thought
that he was mad; it seemed to us that
the very stones by the wayside must
rise up and cry out against it. He
said that we must leave Bromhill. My
son John looked at him and answered,
The Moores have always lived at
Bromhill, and always will. We shall
see about that said Blantyre. I have
more eligible tenant in view, and
you will be compelled to leave whether
you like it OF not This to Moore
Of Bromhill, my lady! think We We're
too stunned to speak. We went out
Of his Office, and it seemed to me that
the earth and sky were meeting. Then
we heard afterward that Peter HarrO-
gate had bribed the agent with fifty
pound note to persuade Lord Caraven
to refuse us the lease. My lady, it is
crying injustice. We are sons of the
soil, we have made the farm what it
is. If the earl sends us from it, he
will send me to my grave. should
die on the threshold, I could not live
one day away from my house. He
must not do it, Lady Caraven. The
bonds of long generations must not
be so easily broken. He cannot send
his old retainers away in that fashion
men whose fathers died in the SER
vice of his ancestors, men whose bod
les have been interposed to meet the
blows intended for the lords of Cara
ven. What is fifty pounds compared
to that?"
mo" replied Lady Caraven, grave
ly; ut must not be-"
t'They told me-" the old man contin-
ued, that the young earl is careless,
and that he leaves everything to Blan-
tyre. You will plead for me, my lady;
you will remember that an old, white
haired man has left his life in your
hands-for I should die If left my
home for one day. Ask for justice for
me, and, if the agent must be bribed.
will give him twice fifty pounds; ask
for justice for me as you hope for
mercy"
All pale and trembling. she rose
from her seat, frightened at the re-
sponsibility that he had placed upon
her, remembering how her last petit
ton for merciful consideration had
been received. Z.
"You may leave your cause in my
hands," she said. II think may
promise that you shall have Justice
He raised his trembling hands and
blessed her, and Lady Caraven went
indoors with a weight at her heart
Not least did she feel her great an
ger against Blantyre, this man who
influenced her husband for evil, who
advised him and counseled him in
wrong-doing, this man who committed
all unkind and unjust acts in the
name of the earl. Then, with her
vivid imagination, she was not slow to
picture the painful scenes in the farm
at Bromhill. It seemed to her al
most cruel that one man should have
SO much power over another. She re-
membered her last defeat. and shud-
dered when she thought what another
would cost her.
She must set about her present un-
dertaking differently; she must be
more gracious, more winning; she
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ayen went to the library alone. Hildred
followed him. II @ .ss8
Are you going to write a letter."
she asked. HIS
Yes, unless you will be kind enough
to write it for me-" he replied. 1T
seems to me sin to exert ones self
on such a day as this;" and the hand
some earl proceeded leisurely to seat
himself in an easy chair and watch
his wife while she wrote for him.