Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-11-11
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CHAPTER III.
Wat the workmen who were looking
Cd. xE4 the father saw they were never
x6fss 10 describe to their own satisfac-
rtdn, ar im q manner that could be easily
eaEazszgshesded by others.
The person who suddenly sprang TO the
av- rsseez nezcbed out his left hand as the
wJte&a argEght the girl around 70 the end
OF EzH& ySf opposite chat froEI which she
had HsseH FITTED. His hand caught one of
be= G1osarefclaed arms as size faced him.
kzs sEsxzes1 TO be holding on 20 her-seem-
~sS fas Be- dragged down into the pit with
kEsr zske2 disappeared from view.
EssassE az iron concealed them for the
tizsa Sss9llsg from the workmen running to
sisc wIbsEsA The engine had stopped, but
the E1sez a4s still revolving with the
Bzuxs-n.1zEz acquired ia its revolutions.
W8gsA A1berton and his fellow-work-
men ASqzszeaed the wheel, they found
mzxz ls.9zzy asa the ground, lifting the girl
AT aSear HsaI1 strength out of the pit.
An aa1z EssTkaife Lay beside him, and
hzsG ct the girls shawl was under him.
JAEs1 as 6he workmen reached him, he
land sh@ limp form of the girl on the
gragssG-
SzSe z=zz n a dead faint. Her upturn-
ed Azc& Uzx as white as it would ever be
IN ner o56FE- The young man-It was the
sana az aEIe aT the mill owners-sprang to
his TA@1. azd, seeing her father, said
aGieSsz=
-Sslss. 5ss s9Ea hGrt-if some of you would
b-inSx abazrs water. She has tainted"
HsziE n d,tz.n ran for their dinner pals,
Rn& szzzz sfAsGS was abundance of water.
vZEiAs &selnFr1oR with wet eyes was clap
pzss<r 1zsEr v1zzzds and calling upon her TO
0pen hgfr eyes, others gathered about the
ySauszsx snnrn. asking all manner of ques-
FIzsszsz
sE ezsn scarcely tell you how / did it.
q SAW eA1rs uas not an instant of time to
bzsE. eiEher had my knife open in my
RzI<I ar assened it as l jumped to the
w&segiA EAtz2 I caught her with my left
hs1<N zzEds-z knew it was life or death
Esxxhxk auth my knife at the shawl, and
h-se4 0sn as aer, with a steady pull. Then
3 eNzSad 4 WaS bound TO fall into the pit
Vista barr, and 5ust fell fat on my breast,
z1us Gnzze ass4xgb- had cut her free. l
BAD sfaxsssSsk enough to lift her out-but
Z Gan1r asla@ve could do it again, boys
khee SziA Is with a conscious pride and
dssRfh az ssShng that won the admiration
OF s4&l vTrSEu hearing. Arthur Mayberry
~Ss anytGIxx out 'milksop" in the eyes
&c S6sr uarkmen in Star Mil. His many
x0Snak azGA65eS we're appreciated by them,
Sssz sA.s ctESrAx eye. the presence of mind.
aSssrdE az& decision displayed on this occA-
Som Giea@saz him in their eyes to place
S<sw eanld claim.
M111zE1he the ironworker's daughter
rszaizseas Consciousness. AS she opened
1or e.gsss she shsddered. and would doubt
Lss<z haze sSrooned again had not her faith
ez sSzrssEiszaN1, as be bent over her:
~Kuszst Srenef'
SnNSv she opened her eyes, struggled
Isss0 n sicc5Eg posture, aud gazed about
Beg uusasissungly.
~ - rs1l-I thought it was DEATH
EisHss. Evssae- This is the gentleman
vSnsn SzvSz sour life"
The y1unx man her father held by the
kaak. kssEESxS as though he would prefer
tn ~ aEsE1r- He bowed, however, and
sazzlhai as ne said:
a MISS Is as good as 4 mile
~Nas~ bar she'll never be nearer eter-
atty ssaz So. was when you caught her.
SD e2s< uzst1ler, gravely.
Esss sz.ug or werkmen near him nodded
e1Gkz asasfx 80 assent. The young girl
rsz<,. sud ESxReed shyly at her deliverer as
sA<- uiun>sk I'D her hair.
kE. wSx a very handsome fellow, nossi-
bly, saxeusE two 1r four. with very bright
hsizsn evrS- dark hair and mustache. and
= arzrrExz SSure. He was trim looking.
xnks zssE- as che made a mental note. Irene
As8eufau realised that he was the Earth
CSC ransavsz from fop.
On h5x pxrt Arthur Mayberry thought
hzs lad never beheld a more perfect face
49, 81 Il.
<xG azz61x1S that distinguish the hand
amzuse<s american women from their sis
tkerx an Gil sxher lands. Her eyes alone
NWauiE SSve been dover OF beauty, Such
nN>SMiagsss tFrswn eyes Arthur Mayberry
Hzs.E asweT leaked into.
-EnsE Eszvez't thanked him" said che
coxsEer- IS he booked from the young
aEzH - ms Slaughter.
-KEnup ear l. father-whst are words st
n ssme ES@ shiss My poor shawl she
sziSE ssz-z<zrsz. looking down at the frag-
mzazE ca the ground.
Enw GxrAzsr bethought himself OF the
2~za EssszS xeceived in one day. He was
ar s1Fs-sSa@zxse fSther--his heart was
hussslssx az, IN MS snly daughter. He would
have zzsGEe-eE bis limbs to be torn ssun-
dr. rzrh~r shan harm should come to
hex
- sssps 4 szsSy never see its color again.
Csuzr<- vszs ,vSSii &c home now
1TSe sSzchinery Of Star Mil was 81
H.u.-sSx- ,sSwortsc's were going home
a xruaszU. "a grweS aud threes. Arthur
AEszSssxsv Ms walking back 70 the mil
aaS-~. Sshe. Ne 1elt 4 hand on his shout
der. aax gana.&2S voice accosted him
S8zs<zsx
-~E<sISz zz&sEated for tomorrow night,
NEzytDerEv
~&x ss~sS- asked Mayberry, looking
z,xsr5ssE @f1z q pleasant smile.
we've gzzS@ up q little party for the
<asrssz Cxzzt you ias'
~TaE eS~r 80 much obliged. Parker.
kae--
Va exrvxes- Esa are going along. I've
woznzuSzasz IVY. told Miss Bruce was
esuul.asszonped 10 ask her il yoa could
Amve tire pSeSsare OF her company 70 the
emneezx tomorrow evening