The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-11-21

had caught Amadme-ny
daughter. sir. Without undue boastin n
| may say that she is pretty girl. with
rosy cheeks and the grace Of door.
She. had made the mistake. of encour-
ageing at a dance Mourier's advances
and1 responding with coquettry to mis-
fiddle PADDLE. to the pont of allowing
him to come at dusk for Il chat under
her window.
over the n pret ef 1 of this his Mourier"
an individual who had come from no
one knows where and had been estab-
lished here as WheelWright for two
] did, not want him for son in-law. I
who, have the best lands and vineyards
en Who %ave III
OF the Council for ten years. So I had
said to him. don't let me catch you
club
;~Nevertheless a few days later I
The moment when he was about to
y wnc6 eve eyer to eA Amandnes windoW
had already had enough of him. or
course was sliced with fit Of fury:
tira>pine the first thing could lay hold
been used for beating the nut trees. in
Mouriers stopped short.
.Y0u tHss snni now Mr.. Blondeau."
A glance at my face sufhced Mourier.
who began to run. l rushed after him
de term detint to give him onee for AL
ony WISH te coe near Sur6 Sosg
again. One at the heels of the other
we We're soon: outside the village!
M99rier to the: first path across the
HIM: aa Il to Sc arrived at tie bank. ne rs
naSSson M, rl} E {6T9W myself IT. the
other step! I'll drown myself!
You are too much of II milksop for
that: You will choose my pole
"t9er u W25{ til fat Ga YOU Sot
could not help reeling shiver down
my back at the noise of the leap into
the river which Mourier actually made
still in my hand. Mourier Struck the
and at first disappeared entirely
element ut the moment INQUIRER. who
soon appeared again. seemed to strug-
re in the water. bublng and gurg-
ng liz I1e h Petite which IS being emptied
himself before my eyes,? 'x VAS IS asR Hm e
m nni4S , When between two gasps he
cried, DOUBTLESS already repeating his
impulse Help Mr.. Blondeau, help!
This appeal went. to my heart. and
pTanlc:strlck | had but one. thought
ese =; and f1 he ont before mS nos aqyhing
IRON the TOP oftthe bank. Catch hold
q that. Mourier. and cling to tt
nov o%1,,,a am gong to haul you up!
my pole with both hands began ia
pant. On one condition, Mr.. Biondeau
What. On a condition?'
That YOU promise to give ME Miss
Amandlne in MARRIAGE
Let go: Of it if YOU prefer! am too
/ would ratherNM"-: l'oo' '''a' PROMISE
".:o:hbst in fool! c9nfounded poster
have no strength left ~>' -
:" Oh: then. goodbye: 7 am letting
". VEL n yes! But hold fast!'
:. .H;;tp I said SOP
".Y W!sh her portion"
"..Then haul me up
94t S of ad o {ss q n2dtv n
.drowning-A good deal i Better G tban
H s?t 'f1 @to faint tne 1T as no a9on as s. -
o'ne e,n RrouKht me drop to brace me.
MhAt Is the matter papa?'
Wen I said. you may be salts
neg no nov. INQUIRER has my word
look. VIII Il pozz'eo
She did not seem happier than
r Mas Surprised by her GOODNESS. i
Can you have changed Won rnind9
You see Amandine then exnlained
to{Wer'ng her eyelids to hide her emo emo
''on; YOUNG F1uchard had come back.
T
WITHOUT sigh. for Young Fouchard
was the only child of great land own.
er IN the nelEhborhood. but vet not III.
icselher sorry to see Amandine MN
1 n3 tor her ficklepess. II am bonnd
Mourier has my word '1i "ouiiu
How did it happen that Won gave