Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-05-09

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Fadily mann. "'
Iaa one lsaly ,rapERr P. cREANEH'
81 pFoauced ~~
|''y material .wN~>\
o,r hero was called. He
~. iioar nsme. When but a child
heral woala . M sick if his father wished
Il funesa pay All through his boyhood
Il Ers.,s S york -r ~ his life seemed to be
Lve sa,se s' /. '9', york The things that ne
srrp 81 - 0, rsre to go fishing, TO read,
6ss. 81 - .,i air castles.
s vas :9 5Jn q" At school made sport of
1ngA5sh 5-o 5sn,s and dreamy habits. His
guinaldo 1'fo. nSnob with him and con-
|. 6 Pie life '@ : .oG him Of his shiftless,
|aFaea'S has |l .rl;ng him that he would come
lon ' .,J and that he wasn't worth
allegiance @o "" bs ate and never would be.
|e q these I'D, and lectures hardened
represents l' ~ make things worse, his
Fctful. bent corded it" over him and was
Iinea Is ., N S' w do 50 by his father, for
81. 80 80 9u .b,t them that does the work
Is 81 ''l J., ,"t the bossin." His mother
ors.. S,st tbe evil she knew would
49, ne This treatment by giving him
& aarea ,nI love in abundance.
var ~,lIer helped matters little, but
af az thA I.r,m would try to reform he
IS assassl- n something to bring down the
I Of strag. y hi, father and the scorn of
3 OF ami. .ssr Hiram would meekly take
! peasants 5sr had to say and relapse into
len waged mer SELF
H. or Vim Ether became dyspeptic and vent
he will enendered by bad health
|,usa.s s an,m Life at home became I'M
,rsssSs 8 ,ie to him and he hired himself
-, 49, -. n, farmer to work by the month.
.1aas n into bad company and learned
~ ION Ind habits. He went from bad to
WITH until he could scarce command
|onzldenco from any one Still his mother
|lillppines him
|heir own sr he was yet youth the Civil
lapse has broke out. The farmers became
Tempt a. and Hiram could scarcely find a
|lize local work for his board and lodging.
nther's labor hardly supported the
TX spas styS Hard as it was to get along,
+ nss,.ssa harder blow awaited them His
|o,.ss ss,AS sgas drafted. The father groaned
.as, ~ he mother wcpt but tried to look
ney They thought now that their
sweep nt would be taken away from them.
|nt PEACE son tried to comfort them but he
lido nothing as his Encouragement
~ II I'M gef were as great as theirs.
81. The 1t then Hiram's figure darkened the
II would ,ndhc said gruf1y, Il heard, Dick,
the raal you have been drafted, and I have
INA - b 70 60 as Your substitute. Now,
her, you needn't take on so. You
T that you always hated to hear
] ed. boy called bad names and reviled,
you have told me to try to earn
praise and have Him say some
me, We'll done, thou good and
biol servant, enter into thy rest
h I'm going to try to do it. Even
|cTg8 2e in this world will perhaps think
1yod Of Lazy Hiram"
know you have a good heart, Hi
said his mother, but | wish there
A *ro such an occasion as this to prove
sIsIIllEm r@n"
IlH|HHHElH hwept
When were Won 70 on Dic1, y, Hiram
& lrd Il suppose we will have to ar
g pretty soon"
an hour"
Goodbye mother dear. Don't take
% Good-bvc, father"
- Hiram drew his sleeve across HE ewes
buElcd out doors for he could saw
$3.50 more because of his grief at LEAVING
mother weeping and of the;r main
parting
|ssSktNs Hiram became soldier and that n;ob+
u regiment marched toward the So,sth
Three month, later tha r,nther re-
he'd a letter L ,,,os 80 '' fo1 iLl.A
Dear NIotLor. At1. "' iTlIo"o
,i NV r.,,;,,,,... -Nllei l itlt you tl Id
,cfd AMI <,''',C,1, INA, oiiea 9outh. we
tsre ,nJ ,.a ,,.,,' t:!eo u, mn became
errhro L,,L) 'ttTu. we I4usilt III
lrss;o,,.,,,, -. VI LOOKOUT Mountain,
by fr b,,tI,. N@Se' ana we nave hao
ns Bit r,o,T, ".'u SN'r1niSneS.
roinr '' t,,.>, 10 NOT thlnK or your son
INK ~ IL,;; ,, peru ana hardshlp;
nr '''' "S coming back well and
aen I b,,., f.,
1900 wv -, ""ld a new TREND, boy,
be ra 90 CAL nm. His cause tor
me h." w" was the same as mine, and
W! V"lISGT than l.