The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-05

gtsantinnsd from Yesterday
Ar nov srs my SELF % the task
u putting A. brad s,Eesch ef nesr
hst~csa tire pss~on and myself aa she
r.masning hsars Of darkness would
49,. 3ss . ,.s..2.ss IS . 'i.-z.-sss %
once ssore. I rsu until tell from
exhxnzfou. Their. Sft<T five minutes
q paatinS asnous TIE h-sihss.
made anoth~s start, Until. again say
knees gave cay beusath me. ] Naa
wang and bard. Siht mascirs %
steel and = frame which had b@sn
ssuxhenef hY n years uf csfnp Hss
fi<ld Thus | was able Ia srvp 40
shts slid flight for another three
hours. during Whleh ! stiii guided
myself. yoa Understand. By keeping
the ~fEaa m my fRc<. Al tfss sna Of
sAAs tfssss I eaArsslsssst thai I hal pat
nsarsy ~ miles between the prison
and snysslf Lay s2s about io break.
- eTssSss1 4s=z zszsasss ire
heather upon the top q ons 81 those
small hills which abound Ia that
cearsry. wtth tbe infantioH Of hkasns
myself Until alxhtfaiA II Nas 10
wfnd ard the rain. 50. wrappinz my
SELF up IN my thick warm cioak. I
sooa -ank into q doss.
hut IL was not q refreshing siufr-
her I tossed and tunable6 amid a
series % vie dreams. In which
everything seemed - 80 srcnS uifh
ms. Al last. I Fwnsemo@rs waH
charging an mistaken saaAFa %
Hungarian Gr~rsadlers. with a sin
s3s squadron upon spent horeess fust
a. I d1d At Esiehinxsn. stood M nv
stirrup# 90 shout Vtvs Fexnp~rsurs
and zz I 'did -. there came the an
s~srina roar from nY h0&sarr.
ssvivu fenp~rrur l sprang from
my rough bed. Win the words stsgi
ringing IN my ears. and thea. a. I
rubbed my eyes and wondered II I
were mad. the same err came again,
{. 90 voices IN one Icing drawn yell I
looked OUT from my screen Of BRAN
bles and say In the clear light Of
morning the very last thing that
should sither have esF~etsd Or
chnssH.
II was DartnlooT prisonf There lt
str@tsh@d. grim and hideotaA with
in a furlnnE Of uie. Had ! run on
for a few minutes In the DARK. I
should have bufsrd my shake
against the waiL I was go tsEsf,
aback at the sight that could
scarcely realize what had happened.
Their n all became clear 10 mr.. and
I struck my head with my hsnds
In my despair. The wind had vssred
from the north 70 south daring the
nixht. and 7. kespsng ny face al
ways towards II. had run ten miles
cut and ten miles IN. winding Up
where Rad started. When ! fhon9hr
81 my hurry. my falls. my mad
rushing and jumping. all ending IN
this. IL ssefusd Az absurd. that my
grief changed suddenly 20 afnuse-
uasnt. and I fell among the brarn-
bliss. and laughed. and laughed. un-
IN ny Sides were sore. Then
reiled myself up In my cloak and
cDnsldered seriously what ! should
10.
One lesson which have learned
IN my roaming life. my friends. Il
Tpsyer to cali anything a misfortune
until you have seen the end Of Il. u
not every hour n fresh point OF
viswt In this case ] s0cn perceived
that accident had done for ma a.
much ~ the most profound cunning
NY guards naturally commenced
thejr search from the place whara
had taken SIR Charles Msrsdith's
ooat and fresn my hiding place 1
could - them huFryfns along the
feaa 10 thai point. riot 0na OF them
sver dreamed that could have
doubiSd back from there. and I lay
quite undisturbed In the little bush.
covered cup at ths summit OF my