Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-06-05

begun the quarrel by remarking that |
Happy Fear ought to be hanged once
for his own sake and twice more ITO
show up that shyster Louden." Warm
words followed, leading to extremely
material conflict, in which, in spite Of
his blindness, the broommaker had so
much the best OF 1t that he was re-
moved from the triumphant attitude
ne mad assumed toward the person OF
ms adversary, which was an admirable
1mitatlon OF the dismounted st. George
ana tne dragon, ana conveyed TO the
jan. heenest 1nyestigation failed 10
reveal anything oblique IN the mans
record. 10 the astonishment OF Ca
man. there was nothing against MN.
He was blind and moderately poor, but
respectaDie, haroworklhg artlsan ana
PRIDE TO the church IN which he was
what mas peen called an active work
er. IL was discovered that his sensi-
tlVeness 10 MS companions attack on
Joseph Louden arose from the fact that
Joe had obtained the acquittal of an
amoeciie SISTER OF the blind man, Two
thirds witted woman who had been
charged With bigamy.
The Tocsin made what it could of
this. and SO dexterously that the wrath
Of Canaan was one farther jot increas-
ed against the shyster. Aye. the town
was NOT, inside and out.
Let us consider the forum. Was
there ever before such summer for
the National House corner? How
voices hrst numbered there, then
cracked and piped, is not to be rem
dered IN ali the tales OF the fathers
one VINO would make vivid the great
doings must indeed dip MS brush In
eartnquake ana eclipse" Even then
ne cou.u ou. picture tne creaiDie ana
nIsl despair vi .nis-.he slienee OF
1 IsaeM arp: Not 'nat Eske" heia ms
s NO. .u". ne was cn,y y,
1 pmt ELL .enpo,u, - nor r NO!
hona tha+ he asa,,a, 'ns ,, sup3ee' -, -
an ~ ana no,ol,,te eea 49, t .sn W
mant IN atnar diroo.Ions +hot ~ ha
achIevad snch snnarh,v m Arn,iLa IN
consistencv and With snoh r,ah ,nota
rial for his soraonic bnmor. no+ Of
arms Length not ayan On for as b,s
finger fins hnt haneath bIs varv no,ms
he reiected r. This Was tba in,nossihia
fact.
Eskew-thera 10 M on+,on hu+ 70 do
clare-was no longer Esl,aw II !. +ho
truth since tbe n,ornino whor Ar,.I
Tabor came down from 1oe,s oa,oa
leaving her offarino ~ white, rosas IN
that dinov- dustv shady n,aoa iEsi,s,r !,
had NOT heen himself eI5is onn,roaos
observed n .onayvhat u, a nh, oa,r Az,
farenca ono ~ tboso : 1toro tIors 1u,,,ab
NAV come ,non mon or bis -yaors .,,d-
denly. like a "saas chanpan HIa sfaca
was winter b,s walk slower hIalyoica
flod thinner no craahod londor 1rban
no rose or ant Old AWAY. fron,; MI.
hoybooa no Ind IN tho t,rn =, ! hon5
become opad Rn+ sncb +b,nys. con-, ]
and snch things m After oiuhtS tb.ro
ara ms and downs PeonIa fad,no
owoy ono wool, bioor .ou+ nIao,on+,s
+ba nart ond rosi,;ono, e not a. al, q
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-.
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49, anu nc so.one. ~ sn"As
~ ~ 80 ~
had MT ."hagun Ia oon .uas somatI,;no
verv different To come STRAIGHT dowr
to # no mt onlv ohstainai, from al
ARGUMENT mon tho "C,orv nnrdarv and
+he oosa ~ Ham, Taor rafnsino ~
disonss o,thor T. orv +arms or MD,
INV oiro,,mstanoos MT no n,so doo,in I'D
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81, :. ..a,. ao,,s $50, =,
80, .,,,.s - Us
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inaU ~, soiio iui a'nu e,oupteu mss
.he VOTES VI Tue iu.neis ,eii " wv
pi.ch VI oiuiia'S uiseou,se' ,ne uioMs.
planning mill boring its way through TIN
sizzling air to every Weakening ear. Fa
away on quiet street it sounded faint
ly, like the hum Of bee across creek
and was drowned in the noise of mel
at work on the old Tabor house. 1
seemed the only busy place in Canaan
that day, the shade of the big beecl
trees which surrounded it atfordlnl
some shelter from the DESTROYING SUI
to the dripping laborers who we're snw
ing. hammering. painting. plumbing
paperlng and ripping omen old and new
packing boxes There were man
changes in the old bouse-pleasantly /,
keeping with its simnle, character-oIr,
enlargenents now almost comnleted 8,
that some of the rooms were alread,
finished md stood furnished md i'm
macnlate ready for tenancy
In that which had been Roger tn
bors studio sat Ariel alone She I'm,
caused some chests and cosas store,
there to be opened and had taken on
of them few of Rogers canyasses nm,
set them along the wall Teors f;I,o,
her eyes as she looked at them, seeing
the tragedy of labor the old man hat
expended upon them, but she felt thu
recompense. Hard, tight, literal III