The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1903-05-30

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~ KR-GRBNFALL Il0RRT Ssar1-
!" "a the castsounA sxpuenU e
wv psnver vita a ase- - q q
n9tvv. He hal uaysGe1
DetU Uuuo ~ oyer the w0t< "a he
was not vtthost ress~coas Bst the
prospect e a z.s0V milo jousxeV alsne
died ttrA- VIA dlunay. TIE csatrV
be knew. the wcone<y has isaG Ance
lost ttx attractions for hia- And 90 Il
was that he gteomiIv usstisDed NE
porter % his. boxes and msan<ed the
nteps vita wee<tness. =
Az It. hsVpcoc& Mr. crcnfaA LOFTY
ad not hawc+a DAN m<mAnt sftsr the
<sin started. He stsmbIod On a agurc
hat leased toward the Window IN the
dark passagewny. With reluctant OWL
~ ne apoioEired- A lady stood 40 % let
him pasS and for IN Instant Ia the hair
light fhnar eyes met, and thst h why
the mice rsshed by With incredible
speed
Ma. Lowry had been dawditne away
the months IA Mexico aud California
For years he had felt together with
{ hany other people, that q sea voyage
WAS the essential beginning cf every
journey He had started round the
world soon after leaving Cambridge;
ne had ashed through Norway and
hunted In India. and shoe everything
from grouse on the Scottish usoors 10
the rapids above Assouan- He had
run In ami out o< countless towns and
countries on the coast OF Seuth Amer
ica- He had done Russia and tho
Gus. He had seeu them AT. bwt not
Until tt,ca ala Il occur TO him that there
might 10 something Of interest neacer
hone. Trse. he had thoxght o. Joining
some Engiishncn on q hunting tsux In
fhe Rockies. bat THAI haA fa1ea
fhncagA- when the i6ca q Mexico
dtd occur % him. no gave orders 30
pack his things, purchased iote<rntna-
bic srcea ticS0cts, dncd uDssuaiiy we'll
sa Ads ciuS aud was or In no ttDe 20
the unknown west
There was q theory is hts famtiy
that H woaid have bcco q dccenfer
tAinG Tor MIN - stop running absut
md scttie aswn % work B~t his
fhoSghtrM father bad sivoa hAm q
prcasthv u.o<kw. apd a. carutng q Nv
ing was as< Q Receestty be faxed Co
se wAy 4 was q auy. -work h be-
cpsaiaw - ssmc nneuA- he once declared.
~1fke ~hLskrs or RED ttes, but Il docs
not Eetisw THAI al men caa stand L.
Arosr that the family found him hope
sess- anA tho arguuaent droppc1
He vss fssst sodc~ thirty vc>~s> -
god tosking a. most meo. with No one
deOcodszst upos him and an Income
hat haA wtthstood both the kaisca
Docoe ann q dahabeah on the Mile.
He oewcr tircd Of seeing things aud
peoples and ptaccs. -Thecs's game Go
be ceaod anywhere he satG -oaly We
sometimes o~t of season. IL bad ing
way aud millions should run q
newspape~. Then all the excitemeuts
would como 10 me. As IL II, I'm pooe.
and 90 have to 60 ali over the world
after them
This agreeable theory of life bad
worked we'll He was a little bored at
times, not because he had seen too
mech, but because there were not more
things lett to see. He had managed
somehow to keep his enthusiasms
through everything. and they made
life worth living He felt. too. q GER
tain eiation. like a spirited horse, at
turning toward home, but Washington
had not much to offer him. and the
thrill did not last. His big bag and
his hatbox, pasted over with foolish
labels from continental hotels, were
piled In the corner OF his compartment,
and he settled back In his seat with
pleasurable sense OF expectancy. The
presence In the next room OF very
smart appearing young woman was
prominent I'm his consciousness. 1t gave
him an uneasiness which was the be-
ginning of delight. He had seen her
for only a second In the passageway,
but that second had made him hold
himself little straighter. why Is
IT," he wondered. that some girls
make>you stand like footman the mo-
ment pu see themf" Grenfall had
been IN love too many times TO think OF
marriage. His habit of mind was still
general. ana he classified women broad
~. At the sane time he had u feeling
that I'm this case gcneralities did not
apply we'll There was something about
the girl that made bin hesitate az la
v.heling her "Clnss a or Il or T." What
il was he did not know, but unaccount-
ably she filed him with an affected
formality. He felt like bowling 70 her
with grand air aud much dignity.
And yet he realized that his successes
had come from confidence.
At luncheon he saw her In the din.
ing car. Her companions were elderly
persons, IvPumably her parents. They
talked mdViy in French, occasionally
using German word or phrase. The