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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
@rober e dminoel.

Shredlidl i6reflidl Der Slider.
ring bes Sapites, Ger bonn FL. Hetrli5
beritammt, lit ipilrIos perihmunoen.
Ils Wtlgr. 9iSletti ibn benz Cardinal
Sre1lia u6ereeben ioute, mnbte er
b%etennen, Bop Der &ing nirgenos 81
finben, oab er p~abri6einli1 eeltob.
len ieil
Oicie erIdiitternbe Hahri6t mar
leuIid, nit pielen ieniationeaen Gin.
SeIbeiten a,iSgeibmiift, IN alien Sei-
tuugen 5il leien, melbe tie ii6 bum
80. q. SeralO" batten oufbinocn
laiicu.
Wenige Gage 5ubor bate oerielbe
Gabelcorreiponoent bes ySeralb" IN
aler Sorm Die lleberreibune oes 81.
iderrinees on Cardinal Sreglia nno
bie Tbotiafe, ooB bieier i'm nod)
ultem @cbraud serbrodeu babe, bee
iteiniat. ltno nun ioa bieier Sting,
Der i~ibrioens feineSwees bonn 81.
Eetrus beritommt, ionoern aus oenl
IA. Sabrbnnocrt, uno nur Oesbalb
,Tii6crring" eenonnt miro, ipeil
iein Gtein auber Dem Tamen oes jc-
tpeiIigen Yapites oos Bib oes iein
Gees uusperfenoen @poitelfiiriten cnt.
b1It, = nun ioa bieier papitlite
@mtSrine ihon gleib nod Dem Sooe
bes 8apites peridpnnoelr, geitobIcn
trorben fem!
Sintemalen Ser omtli6e ,Siierpa.
fore Huntano" Die @uslieferung unb
8er6redung bes chickering's aus
briidlid beitGtigt bat, biirfen .pit
bieie einfaltige 9abelnadridt eiHes
bird ieine lln8uperldiiigfeit berii6'
tigien @lattes u~nbeOenfli6 oils
Shipinbel beSeidnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
,Maria, Der @etribteu Sr6itcrin".

Sn @eSug aiif bos Sbeateritiid.
peldes unter oieiem EiteI fir ole
fatboliibe 9ilettanten.S iibne eribie-
men lit, unb peldes aus Der Seoer
pes bodm. Batter W. 90. Soltert
itammt, moften mir nod pie folgt
bemcrfcn.
Su ieinem 8oriporte 81 Dem @erf.
hen ihreibt Der @erfaiier: .0ie De-
ihihte oeS @nabenbiloes, unter benz
5iiel .ErOiterin Der @e.
trIbten", 81 2urembnrg, lit 10
reid an Tbatiafen nnb @piiooen,
melhe tief uno semaltig IN Die sc.
i6idc umieres @aterlafSes eingreifeM
NaB Sieielben alein idon einen gaten
SbeiI unierer paterldnoiiden &c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
@er sablt cnfel Sums Stemerm?

SeIbitberitdnblib Die ginpobner
Der Ser. Staaten. @ei aenauerem
3uieben iiebt man aber, baB Die
Gtcucrn, melfe Die Ser. Staaten or.
bebcn, in Der groBen Webrbeit BON
lem fleinen uno mittleren Wanne ge.
trasen iperoen. Die Ser. Staaten err
beben MIR inoirefte Steuern. Wtit
fieien inbireften Steuern lGBt iib
tas 8olt rupfen, obne oab es i6rcit.
.plumer, fans les faire c%rier", mic
Der Srmn5oie 81 iagen pflegt. Mit
ieber @iearre, jeoer Rfeife ooer Briie,
nit iebem 9runf pon @eiitigem ent.
rihtet Der 8iirger feinen Steuer-
SbulilS. ltno Die Steuer. Sderilein
IGppern iid 5uiammen. go be%5ifier.
ten lid Sntel Sam's Snlanoiteuern
In Dem gnbe SUM- abgelaufenen
Sisfoliabre auf a~nmGberno $751;
100000. Mel6e Summe nnferc
So6oone ergaben, lit CUR Seit nod
ridt peroiientli6t. Son ocn Sn-
Ianoiteuern entiielen runo $4,000.
600 auf Spiritloien, etipa $65,50O,.
600 auf gegobrene @etrGnfe, aif
Tabaf $43, 100000 Iae iibrigen
Snlanbiteuerqueaen, tpie Sleomar-
garin, Butter /. Yrdparate, @anfen II.
bgl., ergaben gegen Die oben genanii.
ten nur geringe getrage, Die iid 5lr'
fommen nift einmal auf 100000
be3iffcrn. 9anfen nno ganfiers
figurieren in Dem ~porlGufigen @us.
tpeis nit nur 500 Dollars. Die CIR
bebrns bieier Snlanoiteuern foltetc
fat 81, zoe, 900. Cine groBe In5abl
Mmcrifauer 5ablt nod oieiem Steuer.
ipitem 10 gut mie gar feline Snlanb-
iteiiern. user feline Spirituoien, fein
@ier trinft, nibt raudt ODER i6nlpib
fper feline margarine eenieBt, braittt
Snfel Gam feline Stemeru Su sableu.
Ger 9anObemobner, Der giites Srinf.
poiier bat, fem &mlder lit, fam iiA
Ieidt Inn Die Steuern briiden.
anbers lit es nit Den @eipobnern ser
@robltGbte. Sn ben meiiten ldBt Die
8oiicrperiorgung piel 81 wiiniAen
iibris. Ger @roBitdoter ut auf Bier
Ii. bel. aneemieien, nenn er ieincu
Curt Itillen mia. Die eroBe Mense
Der @robitaoter miro ober bon grhei.
ern uub fleinen 9elIten gebiloet. Sic
| Tiumieren ben ,peitauS groBtea
ell Der Getrdnfe unS Mabruhes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

itid)te aitsmofen, nno barum gepiG
rtd]t nj einem ein5igen Dronta 5l.
lalnmengefaBt nno bargcitellt ipsr.
ben fonnen; pielmebr birften bieie
Ibotiaden nno @piioOen ben Stoff
5u elmer gan5en &eibe bon intereiian.
ten @iibnenItiiden bieten.
eUorliceenoes @erfden mag Elm
eriter Gcriltb auf oieiem Seloe jein.
Wogcn onbere beaabtere @eiIter nno
~geii6tere 6eoern in oieier Iibtuna
ipeiteridaffenl"
lin Den Seiern einen flareren 9e.
grifi BON BEN SnbaIte uno Der Sorm
oes @crfes su geben, laiien mir bier
aus benz Stiife bic @ngaben Der
Beronen I'M SpieIe uno Den
Ort Der Sanolune Der ein5eInen afte
fofaen:
Eerfonen oesS pieIes:
8iltbcim, Bater Geftor 0es Seiuiten.
GoQcgs.
Eoter Sofob @roquor6.
&oter Shells, Guardian
@bt BON WiinIter.
Nbt bon Sruol.
Tfarrer Sano, bon @eimersfir6.
@raf bon @erIapmont, @ouberneur.
8raf BON gbinp.
Shwars, Yrotonotarius.
GIemen unS Mifolaus, oeiien S0bne.
Mangin, S6iisenmeiiter
Mee, giirger.
Gin Bauer.
Gin @irtb.
Sin geoienter,
Gin @r5t.
5rci goten.
Cine &otte @ettler.
3nei Gbore bon @ngeIn.
Grit: @eimersfirt nnb 2urem.
burg.
8eit: 1%626-t627.
@rIter lift.
Ger elmer Shenfe su @eimersfir6.
@irtb gebt ab lno 81. gIemen
nno Nifolaus S6tDars
treten auf.)
3meiter aft.
(9(ltertbiimliber SaoI. @raf bon
gerlapmont rmo 8ater
9roauar0.)
9ritter aft.
Watcr &ettor uno Bdter St6elis,
@uaroian.)
8ierter Aft.
Water @eftor aaein.)
Ginter Ift.
(~Gingmgstbor oes Gouegs.J
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Minncapolis, Mainn., 80. Suit 1908

~sstusttSttVf ~ssNV.f 60. NDhit lVOc.
@ertber Serr 8onner!
Shon pieoer bat elm bieiiser
9uremburser bas Seitlihe selesnet.
@m ~. Suli Inn 8 ubr Morgens
itdrb ndmlib infolee zines Ser5ibla.
ges unier 2dnbSmmn Sobuu aoeb.
Ter i'm Sitter bon 40 Sabren eineS
plobliden Tooes. Ser 8eritorbene
mar Gus Staoternno, 2urembnrg,
getiirtig iinb fam I'M Mai 1891 nit
ieiner Tamilie nad @inneapolis, no
er cine 9arbieritube eroffnete, melhe
er s Sabre lang betrieb. @dbreno
Der lebten bier Sabre ipar er Better
'einer @frtbibdft babier. 3oebler
mar elm auberIt leutieliger nno be-
liebter Mann uno Elm 9uremburger
BON edtem S6rot mb 9crn. CT
mar NeitgIieo bes 2uremburger ga.
tional-W eretns uno perihieoener
cnberer @ereine, popon pier Dem
8eritorbenen in eorpore bas leste
@eleite gaben. 9as 0egrGbniB iano
unter sablreider 9etbeilieumg bon
9anbsleuten, @ertponoten umo @e.
fannten am %. Siili bon Der ct.
8oniiasiuS Stride aus, auf Dem ct.
Marien . @ottesader ltatt. Gs
iibcrlcbcn ben 8eritorbenen feline
Satin unD orei &inoer, 5tpei Eohter
nno Elm Sobn. 9ieber 2eier, geoenfe
ieiner i'm 9ebet. Woge er ruben In
Srieoen! Zen tralnrnben Sintcr.
bliebcnen unier berSli6ites 8eileib!
Iftunasuoa
g. Molitor.
Chicago, 81, 80. SuIi 1903.
Wertber Serr 9onnerl
Gm %. Suli feierte Ser neuge.
meibte Briclter. Rep. Gilbert g. Cob
noun, elm Sobn bes Srganiiten
Serm. Soblnaim BON Ser ct. @nto.
MUS Stride, in genanntem @cttes.
bGuie feline Hrtmta. 8ei bieier
Seier NOR cine groBe an5abI Brieiter
anmeienb uno Der botu. Yater HoIp.
carp Mbooe, 8. s.. 90, BON Solicit,
81, bielt Die 6eitpreoigt. Ger bod.
wiirOige Brimisiant NOR i'm Salefia.
MIN su ct. Srancis, @is., Gin
fdbiges unb eifrieeS Mitelieo oes
Semiuarhores geDeien ino bate bel
manden @%elegenbeiten 6ieien Ggor
bright, oesbalb lieben Ole IitgIie.
Der besielben es lih nift nebmen, BET
Der Grimi5 hires beliebten Mitihii.
lers Die MeB. mno Wedielgeidnge slt
iineen; lie tbaten bies in elmer @eiie.
ole allaemeine 9enmnnerung erreJte.
Iud piele iunge Rrieiter, bie eben.
fails Dem Seminarhore angebort
botten, betbeiligten iib ON bieiem
prGdtigen 9eiange. Qtriaent BEL
hieier muiterbaiten muiifaIii6en s(ui.
iiibruns nar Der Stio. SbeoI. Serr
@lpbons Dress BON Snbnqne, Soma.
Sisb 0fiSge, 81, 80. Suli 1903.
@eebrter SEER Conner!
Im Sonntag. ben 26. Siili, feierte
in alet StiQe oie belt6cfamte mno
oIlaemein eeattete 8ittpe @agoa.
lene Traui6 Den 5ag, OIL Dem lie SaS
80. 2ebenSiabr polenoet bate. Nm
Dem Seite betbeiligten iib nebit
mebrereu Sreumoen, ibre adtbaren
ainber, Die Serren Gouarb. Seinrih
uno Soiepb Srauid, Srau anna
Rid uno Srau Meier. Serner
paren ausegen idmmtlihe Shmieger.
finder, Serr Heter &ii6 aus Soutb
Gnaniton. Sa., uno Serr &url Ieier,
ioipie @ittme Waria Trmnlh mo
Srau Seinri1 Srmiib. 8emeiie.
baB Die nunmebr bo6betaste Dome
iih Der poaen 2iebe mno boben
Md,tuns ibrer Mngeborigen erfreut,
fino Die ibonen uno mertbpoIlen @e.
Sd enfe NIT Aeupn mon Sic nerNieuta
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

bonn Sonie beS StpagerS oes Ser.
ltoroeiicn, Geo. q. S6ile, geo. 5l4
Slbertp StroBe aus, aui Dem oeut-
lhcn fatboliiben SrieObofe itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

Wuttcr beebrt bat. CAB es ibr gc.
gonit iein moge, IN boiler Sebens.
frti6c nno 8einnobeit, nod reht oft
Den Geburtstag feiern su f0nnen,
limo gefpib uniere ber5libiten
@iinide.
WhtnndspoH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

mittel, pclhe Die Stener.S biefte Ser
Megiernne iinb. Seer 5ablt alio
Snfel Sam's Stenern?
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-03

convention met, was tastetully dec
Grated. The Conquest flag, crossed
with the National flags represent
Ing thirteen nations, formed the
chief decoration. A large banner
bearing the inscription, "Tyler
County Sunday School Association.
Motto: Only the Best Is Good
Enough for Jesus" was displayed
across the alcove. The famous
County Sunday School map show
Ing the locations of all schools by
gilt and silver stars attracted the
attention of every one. A large
chart containing the statistical re-
port of the schools was carefully
studied. A number of modern
Sunday School appliances graced
the room.
Miss Graham made the workers
feel that the Primary Department
Is the most important part of the
Sunday School. Good results will
follow her visit, and very cordial
welcome awaits her return. Mr..
Shafer grows In the estimation Of
the workers. His forceful address
es will do much to help the work
of organization along and encour:
age the workers to renewed energy
for their schools.
Centreville's reputation for hos
pitality was maintained. A royal
welcome awaited the delegates,
who are lavish In their praise of the
many attentions received at the
reception Committee.
High water mark In enthusiasm
and attendance on the part of Asso-
citation officers and delegates was
reached. One hundred and fifty
delegates were enrolled. A num-
Der of visitors attended. Local at
tendance and interest good. The
Association has had a phenomenal
growth. Three years ago the coun'
ty was organized In the same
church at Centreville, by a few
delegates representing less than
one dozen schools. Now the town
Is taxed to Its utmost capacity to
entertain 1t. Some thought the
State convention had come 10 town.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-03
The Res, Imminent for Strains

Mr.. F. II. Wells, the merchant
at Deer Park, Long, Island, n. l.,
says: 81 always recommend Cham
berlain's Pain Balm as the best lin'
iment for strains. I used It last
winter for a severe lameness In the
side, resulting from strain, and
was greatly pleased with the quick
relief and cure 1t effected" For
sale by c. y. Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-03
Baltimore & Ohio R. R

Baltimore & Ohio R. R
Ohio River Division.
Time Table In effect May II. 1908.
RAs1 BOUND.
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Daily except For Wheeling and intermediat,
Sunday. points.
S;54 A. N. Pittsburg Express
Daily. For New Martinsville, Mounds
Vile, wheeling Plttsburg, Frank,
lin, OIL City, Tltusville and inter
mediate points. Runs solid &c
Pittsburg, daily except Sunday
Daily to wheeling.
Il:35 p. n, Accommodation
Daily except For New Martinsvilie and Inter,
sunday. mediate points.
l:57P. n. New York Express
Daily. For New Martinsville, Mounds
Vile, wheeling, Pittsburg Buda
10, Washington, Baltimore, Phila
deiphia, New York and ali point,
North and East. Runs solid to
Pittsburg. Parlor car.
4.5s P. NJ. Accommodation
Daily. For wheeling and intermediate
points.
e:I5 P. NJ. Ohio valley Express
Daily except For New Martlnsville, Mounds
Sunday. Willie, Benwood, Wheeling, Pitts
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ington, New York and all points
North and East. Runs solid ts
PittsburR. Parlor car.
WEST BOUND.
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Daily For Parkersturg and inferno
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HIS A. n. ohie Valley ExpreSs
Daily except For st. Marys, Marietta, Pa-E
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Pomeroy, Pt. Pleasant, Charlie {.
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| ova, Ironton, Portsmouth, Cincin,
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Parlor car.
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| S:I4 r, n. Accommodation
| Daily except For Parkersburg, Spencer, and
Sunday intermediate points.
SAL p. II. Accommodation
Daily. For ParkerSburg and irterris
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S:25 P. II. Express
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Sunday, ", Marietta and ParkersburR
D.B. MARTIN,
Man'gr Passenger Traffic
c. W. ALLEN, T. P. A.
ParEersburg, VIVA.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-03
F0LEY'S
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It sooths and heals the urinary
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Notes.
Delightful weather.

Delightful weather.
The music under the direction of
Rev. E. II. Waters, leader, and
Mrs. W. ". Chrlsley, o1ganist, was
soul inspiring.
The illustrated song service was
one of the drawing features. On
the evening of the second day the
church was filled to overlooking
long before the hour Of opening.
The portraits of Sunday School ce-
lebrities aud Illustrations showing
progress of work attracted much
attention.
The NJ E. church, In which The
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-18
Synopsis.

B
vlted by his friend, Jack Dale. to visit his
ranch at Swan Crock. In the foothills OF the
a 4; y: ne makes the acquaintance Of band
Seven. In the band are the Hon. Fred Ashley,
an Engl!shman; two II Ashey'sl cowboys.
man called the Duke: Bruce. an Edinburgh
university man. and Hump" and Berthe Hill.
The country Is prohibition, but the ranchers
nit for sickness ill and fy@Re nael A11 per
wellington Moore sends notice to Swan Creek
tnns ne viii opsn meetings in the schoolhouse,
dith, known AS the old Timer. objects to this
sian Of progress. He lives with his daughter
,wen me lie OF q recluse and alls tho preach
man. takes o different Wow. Tho Pilot arrives
and captiyatcs I,atour, keeper Of tho stopping
aivs se y, with stories tie syoI,g DELICATE and
q World Nina play base BALI on Sunday Ifor
tho pain killer, as liquor is called. WhIlo The
m ;in, are gathered drlnking up tho prize the
Muir lead the singing. Bronco Bill argues the
gospel story Of ths loaves and fishes. Tie meet
ing = failure. Bruce ard tho. Duke gamble,
the missionary down cast, but determined. VI
plsyer In swan Creek. Bronco Bill and Iii
v!lIfermit Sunday ut Hills ranch ends in q
dsI,so srace e shoots no mset IN the arm while
neglected shack Next day the Duke calls ii. in
Gonnor. snd the Pilot goes along. Bruce found
aellft0us, singing psalms. Gurslng and shooting
q Imaginary demons. VlII-Death OF Bruce.
Ina Duke declares that permit Sundays must
END The cArouses of the Noble Seven abandon
daughter Gwen at the ranch. Gwen Is as wild
g 2 cowboy at times; carries revolver and
swings the lariat The Duke is her friend and
Liners ranch. He plays the organ and sings
tne iay0rite songs OF Ovens dead mother. The
OLD rancher IL won and asks for prayers. Gwen
Gwen and tile Pilot have words about self con-
trol. She declares I'm do as like" Her
prone prone, jumps bank, falling upon and nearly
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-18
lcoNr1suEp.l
couRTlNe in IRELAND.

Lovers and Lovemnking In the Land
of the Shamrock.
The Irish way of counting in the old
days and in quiet country places even
to the present day was and is very diff
ferent from that style Of thing which
makes the subject Of many finely paint
ed romances. There were no stolen in.
terviews, no twilight walks, no thought
Of kisses or even hand clasps-in short,
no lovemaking whatever. But if they
were at reaping or haymaking Peter
took his place next to Rosie, helped to
bind her sheaves when his own were
done and at monday took his share Of
soda cake and his draft Of milk from
her hands. Then in the quiet evening,
when the work was done and the even
ing meal was over, Peter would rise
and look out of the door and say to his
father or sisters: "'Tis fine night l
think I'll go for a bit Of n STROLL" And
the bit Of a stroll inevitably ended on
the narrow path through the whin
bushes up to the stile, over which ii
was but three steps into Alec McCros,
sans haggard. and then across to where
the freight shone welcoming through
an open door,
Around the fire the family circle was
widened to make room for him, as O
matter OF course. Maybe he took q
draw ut the pipe, and maybe he didn't
Anyhow he would sit there quiet and
contented for long enough, talking all
the time to McCrossan or the neighbol
men, but with quiet, happy eyes watch
ing Rosie, the loved and chosen one, us
she sat in the Pickering light or moved
about the room. And there was CLEAN
in her eyes and smile on her lips
which told him he was welcome anG
babe him stay long and come agar
soon, and in his heart was firm re
solve. as soon as ever he saw his way
to marrying, that he would have Rosie
and no other.
This. in spite of all that Is written IL
story books and silly romances OF
shown on the stage. is the recognized
and seemly Irish way Of courttng.-
Donahoes Magazine.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-18

terIy over Its black, jagged, gapiig
wound. But the Little Swan poured
Its waters through the cleft and car
ried down deep black mold. and once
more the birds carried seeds and
strewed them in the canyon. And aft
er long time the rough rocks; were
decked out with soft MOSES and trail
ing vines, and all the hooks were hung
with chmatis and columbine, and great
elms lifted their huge tops high up into
the sunlight, and down about their feet
clustered the low cedars and balsaans,
and everywhere the violets and wind
flowers and maiden hair grew and
bloomed, till the canyon became the
masters place for rest and peace and
Joy"
The quaint tale was ended, and Gwen
lay quiet for some moments, then said
gently:
"Yes. The canyon flowers are much
the best. Tell me what 1t means"
Then the Pilot read to her: "The
fruits-I'll read 'tiowers-of the Spirit
are love, joy, peace, long suffering, gen
tleness, goodness, faith, meekness, self
control, and some of these grow only
In the canyon"
(which are the canyon fiowers?' ask
cd Gwen softly, and the Pilot answered;
"Gentleness, meekness, self control;
but, though the others-love, joy, peace
bloom in the open, yet never with so
rich bloom and SO sweet perfume as
in the canyon"
For long time Gwen lay quite still,
and then said wistfully, while her lip
trembled:
"There are no flowers in my canyon,
but only ragged rocks" -
"Some day they will bloom, owen,
dear. He will find them, and we, too,
shall see them"
Then he said goodby and took me
away. He had done his work that day.
We rode through the big gate, down
the sloping hill, past the smiling, twin
king little lake and down again out Of
the broad sunshine into the shadows
and soft lights Of the canyon. AS we
.oiioweu et'e iat .1Au. "ounu "ntons
full of gentle stiffness, and Us we moved
we seemed to feel the touch of loving
nanus that. fingered Wlnle they ieit us,
and every flower and tree and vine and
shruD ana the sol. lnosses anu tue ueep
peaded Terms Whispereu US we pusseo
= III o.,
10 tne Duke !. was aii a woheNr, lor
as Tue Gays shortened OUTSIDE .hey
orlghtenea INSIDE, ana every gay ana
more ana more owens room became
the brightest spot In all the house, ana
when he asked the Pilot, what did
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-18

ITA1HE Pilots first visit to Gwen
had been triumph. But
I~SS none knew better than he
t9 that the fight was still to
come, for deep in Gwen's heart were
thoughts whose pain made her forget
all other.
"Wns it God let me fall2" she asked
abruptly one day, and the Pilot knew
the fight was on, but he only answered,
looking fearlessly into her eyes:
Yes, Gwen, dear"
''Why did he let me fall?" And her
voice was very deliberate.
81 don't know, Gwen, DEAR" said the
Pilot steadily. HE knows"
"And does he know shall never ride
again? Does he know how long the
days are and the night when l can't
sleep? Does he know?''
"Yes, Gwen, dear" said the Pilot,
and the tears We're standing in his eyes,
though his voice was still steady
enough.
"Are you sure lie knows?' The voice
was painfully intense,
Listen to me, Gwen" began the
Pilot in great distress. but she cut him
short.
Are you quite sure he knows? An
swer mel" she cried with her old i'm
periousness.
Eyes, Gwen, he knows all about you"
Then whit do you think Of him, just
because hos big and strong, treating
little girl that way?" Then she added
viciously: Il hate him! don't care!
hate himv'
But the Pilot did not vince. won
dered how he would solve that problem
that was puzzling not only Gwen but
her father and the Duke and all Of us
the why of human pain.
Gwen" said the Pilot, as If changing
the subject. did 1t hurt to put on the
plaster jacket7"
"You just bet!" said Gwen, lapsing
in her English, Us the Duke was not
present. "It was worse than anything
awful! They had to straighten me
out, you know" And she shuddered at
the memory Of that pain.
what pity your father or the Duke
was not here!" said the Pilot earnestly.
"Why, they wore both here!''
what cruel shame!' burst out the
Pilot. Don't they care for you any
more7''
"of course they do" said Gwen indig-
nantly.
why didn't they stop the doctors
from hurting you so cruellyr'
"Why, they let the doctors. 1t Is go
ing to help me to sit up and perhaps to
walk about little" answered Gwen.
with blue gray eyes open wide.
"Oh." said tho Pilot, ut was very
mean to stand by and see you hurt like
that"
"why, you silly" replied Gwen I'm
patiently, "they want my back to get
straight and strong
''Oh. then they didn't do 1t Just for
fun or for nothingr' said the Pilot In
nocently.
Gwen gnzed at him in amazed and
speeches. wrath. and he went on:
II mean they love you though they
let you be hurt, or, rather, they let the
doctors hurt you because they loved
you and wanted to make you better.-
Gwen kept her eyes fixed with curl
GUS earnestness upon his face till the
light began to dawn.
"Do you mean," she began slowly,
"that though God let me fall he loves
NOR
Tho Pilot nodded. He could not trust
his voice.
II wonder If that can be true,' she
said, rs II to herself, and soon we said
goodby and came away-the Pilot limp
and voiceless. but triumphant. for ]
beganto see little light for Gwen.
But the fight was by no means over
Indeed 1t was hardly well begun. Fol-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-11-18

.1'm used to being drowned" writes
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the night and transfers 1t to your neigh
Dor. now anne1es his holdings to your
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