Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-20

#other possibility with this new expe-
#nce. He was conscious Of it's bear
7g upon MI the rest Of the problems
8at Knocked at his heart and mind
n answers. and when he babe the
8ctor good night he went into the
use thrilled through with the most
pfound conviction end persuasion
bt his Nfe would shape this way or
ht according TO the response Of Rhe-
. DWights soul TO his. He was star
Nj as for the first time he realized
w strong his feeling was and how
~ he knew of hers. What could
be to him with all the social differ
&c between them? 1t is true he had
be TO a place where social differ
rs counted for very little with him,
how could he tell what she might
nl now that her life moved on the
pc of Salvation Army methods? And
d there was his money and all. She
deliberately moved out from the
RID Of wealth and fashion in which
.still remained, of which he was yet
NIL u 4 ltN NNlN ~ l'tAl tllNNl III NlllO
n by n great gulf of difference. On
other hand, he reflected, they had
great and common bond of sympa-
in their Christian faith. After all,
not That stronger than anything
What were conditions or artih-
social distinctions by the side Of
all powerful oneness of spirit
ch disciples of the Master possess
b common? 1t was with that last
nght on his heart that he finally
u to rest.
3 did not speak to Louise or his
of the evenings adventure when
Saw them in the morning. His
S ement of the evening before con-
ing his feelings toward Rhena had
en- the two women into a position
ostility to him that did not find inn
late expression in words, but was
apparent none the less. Louise
angry to think that her attempts
eceive Rhena might and probably
Id result in nothing. Aunt Royal
red the subject definitely, but there
no mistaking her entire opposition
'tuart's present attitude. 1t was
she did not understand him. Stu
was too engrossed in his perpleXi-
and plans and too much absorbed
he new life to feel all this very
ly, and yet it showed him how
rely his new life was henceforth
4 Indict with the old.
was two days after that that Stu
Eric and Andrew met again to talk
matters, this time at Eric's cot
Rhena had recovered. She was
nd doing part of her work. Stu
pad called to inquire after her, but
not seen her. He could not help
pg that when he did have an OPP
lnity to speak ii would be an
tful meeting for him. He had in
ed n large portion of his fathers
pit determination of conduct and
n. All this faculty, intensified in
Der direction under the influence of
spiritual awakening, burned as
9 as in the old Stuart, only for
Ter purpose. Paul was Saul Chris
bed. And the new Stuart was az
to act in matters that required
ion with as much Quickness as
Id Stuart, only with a larger and
vision Of the meaning of the ac-
three men met with a more seri-
nd thoughtful bearing than at the
meeting. Every day in Cham
now intensified the situation and
lsed the sum total of suffering.
was no outward sign Of the I'M
eakening. The winter had set in
tely, and 1t looked very much as
mines had closed down for the
h. Stuart remembered one win
hen the mines had closed for @
through action of the owners in
to force up the price of ore. That
hen he was boy. He could still
nber something of the suffering
time. Now it promised to be
ely worse.
c, you have more influence with
en- than any one on the ranges.
you persuade the union to do
hing to arrive at n decision"
Stuart little vaguely. He was
around after answers to n thou
uestions, and he started the talk
sly because he was preoccupied.
II, what can / do? The owners
e ones to arrive at n decision.
you persuade them to agree to
mands and your own promise of
Typ replied Eric, who never hes
to say what he felt no matter
brupt it might seem.
l have no influence that way
he other owners. You ought to
me of the letters | get from
nd. l tell you the owners will
Ne in. The whole situation is
e. Sometimes, Eric, Andrew, l
If the men were destitute of all
What right have a third or
of them to keep the rest from
because all cannot get the same
don't look at it that way. The
e is with them all based on the
wrong side of the demand for
At the same time, as | said the