The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-02-11

81 ps have II soY
would not p ws have no need Of some s Of
~ No. wv You see there. It WIN
,he ofseourlhs ~ crime: But what
breed .u 10 factors? IT'S pront 70 r ansu
care i .nsot cares the hins' II n'eAn'
,oo and tobacco stuffs his
OFFERS .,oss may be lifted by
aportlnni answered Cary bad as they
AYE, aS Son hogs, fair sick for the
r l,s Jumps from Cork or lack Iaslr
'sD' .S ,I for schoolmasters. l nea
Sns may a,,tons If this land be not
new c0n sitb anothers Ills, here these
s saI least have nope. BY their faces
.n nap leave not much TO love O'
them 10 again cry came
Pro- from where a knot OF s'oVen -
Up ll go0ers were gatnered-a cry ana
aellp ,uSe word in one. Down below at
! n0a, ,So woman leaned, hugging
Que siu1 rronned bundle to her breast
'n Sso was drab, but with certain
Sr, beauty that is bred OF Laun
sule1 armand had seen her face more
OlOO'' once transfgured by that won
llun . Glory Of mother love. He had
a .sOt va r day heard her grooming softly
' !. sbe walked, noted the strange fur-
~ a,, mos with which she avoided the
u''r ourious gaze of her fellows, Won
va what subtle grace nature had
S '"nt fol-. mother eyes to those infant
features.
v.r ono Of the crew stood over her,
.,Ho J At the shawl. She was weep
ns nassionately, loudly, without pre-
,ouse Of concealment.
~" awbat a devils that" bawled the
mates voice from a rope ladder.
Drhe brat's dead,' said the sailor.
aBlOv me tight, I've been watching
bor for two days. The lallop's been
singing to it to pull the wool over our
eyes"
aDead is it? Pitch it overheard,
Them he kicked down greasy rag
Of canvas.
As the man he commanded approach
ed the woman she fell on her knees,
shrinking in close against the bulwarks
and speaking rapidly in some foreign
tongue s.
whats that loblolly?o asked the
mate.
"She says" translated one Of the pitt
ful group around her, that the land is
50 near and the water is cold. She
wants to bury it in the ground"
Split me-" oathed the mate, sis that
aIi Over with it, Jerryw
Again she spoke, volubly and with
many groyeling sobs.
"She says said the redemptioner,
"that If 1t could only be blessed. There
is no priest aboard"
The mate, with his hands ON the rail,
laughed at this do what 1 say, you
down there~ he cried. "Will We stand
making mouths all day? Tie it in that
canvas"
The man he had hidden approached
the woman to take the cold little body
from her, but she turned suddenly q
Jury and, holding it to her breast with
one arm, fought him off, screaming.
de jumped back, with his hand clap.
ped to his armpit. 1.-THE Jezebeps BIZ
meT' he yelled.
There was great laugh from the
sailors, and the mate cursed luridly
nom above. Are We mollycoddles
.lenr be shouted. AS they hesitatet
ne scrambled down hand over hand
tanning them for landlubbers an6
clearly minded to do it himself.
Inc Frenchman's fingers, as he stood
Issue the Virginian, gripped the rail
Swlne? he said under his breath
dnen ne leaned over and called clearly
heep Your hand from that woman!"
ine mate looked up; astonished, a
ue group, Tor the other passengers hat
sauered to witness what was goin,
WHAT'S that?' he asked.
armand repeated his words.
Il. .ue mates face turned spongy pur
p1' ana he laughed in a way that wa
W. good to hear. For answer he reach
~Ou. hand to the shawl and LITERAL,
cred pun cray ~ GOV
a, 'he instant he did so Arman,
'aui'eo the rail where he stood. caugh
ID iS" swung to stanchion and land
mrlr ~snuy as a cat at the side of tn
s S~p ruliian. The act was so clean. s
oss.s and so quick that none of th
+ N ~sa could have told exactly how
hh elh 1ua'e turned and, seeing him a
AZ ''Vw' struck with all his strengt
:" ne others head
usva s stroke was one to stun. but
egDa ~ reached home. The young 10,
~, ss'' Dent one side, not moving bI
nos.1 WIN a motion that would hay
nsies Volumes to an athlete, and tn
s,rL nst banged against the blu
A~s.. While he staggered from tbl,
dfcIec SWING ropes end as b
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