The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1903-05-29

voice. In the shape OF the cuHcla
tered head, caused the stranger 10 pii
out a OBTAINING hand.
What" he cried. rs your name. II.
tie onc7"
"Roslnel" She wrested herssf
free Let mo go with Billie NJ
names Roslnc- Roslne Raymond"
Then she was daahing down lAe
hin after the fortunate Billie.
The man. tail. straight. and Bldle-
~, with prematuroly silvored hair ana
dark mustache. went strlding across
the green space that intervenod BE-
tween him and that quiet woman "
the white shaft,
"Joanl" he cried hoaraoiy "Jen
ChartoHsi"
A low. shiverlng cry broke from
tho woman She stlfenod efoct-
stood as n frozen.
Tell me-" he begged. about hat
that child She says hor name Is
Jean. Is She"
The shock OF his coming bad left
her weak and shaking. II was with
an effort she spoke.
"Yos--sho ls your child. 10 you
learn Il now for the FIRST timo7"
God help mo-yea. did not irolm
there might be a child. when 4 few
months after our marriage learned
how Rose had deceived mo | wa furi.
Gus. had connded In her. tod her
how loved you. And sho-she poke
OF your engagement 10 WIN Clcfent.
Her sympathy was sweet Thert Was
no question OF n heart being cauint In
the rebound. Never save fof one
woman has my heart beaten a pulse
the faster, She know this who we
were married. Hut she hoped-until
the day some months after ourmar-
riage when chance word durlg n
chance meeting with Clement, buight
the whole truth out. You had reused
him, And this Rose know wha she
told me the contrary. settled very
thing | possessed on her and vent
away, yowlng never to look up0 her
face again."
The weary. bitter voice ceased
I'VE shall speak OF this now. said
Jean Charteria. slowly. "and ten
never agalnl The hank In whlci you
had deposited was the same lhlch
controlled my fathers business. When
the dofalcation came Roses Money
and ours was sucked down IL the
whirlpool, Father did not long sur.
vive the blow. Rose could do nothing.
She had been brought up In idleuas--
In luxury. Besides she was ili-and
mlserably unhappy. Sol was always
clever as seamstress-sh cane 10
me, and we were comfortable-cult
comfortable together. Two yean ago
sharp attack OF pneumonia ended
ALL Roslne was then g."
you took hor into your home and
your life. said tho man In voice that
though low-shook with passion.
"You supported her and her child II
you had known her troachery-r
"Hushl" The soft word was i'm.
perious, She pointed to the flower.
strown mound below. "Hushl SIC is
herel BESIDES did knowl"
you knew itg When-howg
"Tho day you went away. Rose
came 10 me, She told me-the truth"
The last CLEAN OF sunset had faded.
Amethystlne shadows crept up the
draws. Hut In the clear afteulow
they saw each other quite Distinctly
the two who stood In silence there
When he spoke II was In a voice that
thrilled her-the voice OF the lover Of
her youth.
jean Will you come TO me-now 2"
She answered; First say 70 her, I
forgive you. dearl"
For an instant he stood irresonte.
Then slowly he sank on one kneo-
bowed his barred head over the masses
OF perfumed bloom. Whom he rose and
held out his hand she laid her own
within Il, and thus they walked to The
gate aud down the road toward the
village, where the lights were begin.
ming TO CLEAN.
"Hou arc tired" he said, and slip.
ped his arm around her. Il have
made new fortune In new world
Jean. You shall work no more"
Roslne and Billie were feasting mor
rlly In the cottage when the two
turned In at the garden gate.
ITO think" said Jean. as they went
up betwlNt the low barberry borders
dew'silyered In the moonlight. THAI
Il was only this morning walked here
~alone-und 80 sad--sayo for the
child"
An. the child'" ne said, softly