The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-10

Iaspar Hume locked steadily into the
ewes ~ the man who had wfouged i
him Remember Ware. vou bssin
the y aria ansia | am goiag now, hg 4
the memory ~ old days goodhy aud 7
he held qua hts hand vErre Lepags
tnol Il and rose trAmbliuEiy 10 his \
feet aud said You are a good man, 7
Jas. AZ Hamn Good by'
ga.e subj acles turned ut the door,
III will please yuu. tell your wife /!
that saved ypu Sanie- one VIII tell j
her. perhaps | Souid rarherat feast
II would be more natural. II you did
IL sie passed oui into The heat Of
sunshine that aireamed into the room
and tell across the figure Of Varre lie
page. 1ho sat and said drcamiy. And
fagiu the world again
Before Jaspar Hume mounted, al
most Immediately after, to t0in the
White Guard nov ready for the Jour
ney back. jacques sprang upon him
ard pushed his nose against his mas
;er's heart And once again. aud Tor
the last time that We shall hnar u,
JastAf HUME said. It's All right
jacques
And then thcy started for the north
again As they we're doins 50
shadow fell across the sunlight that
stieamsd upon varre I.epage He
locked np There was a startled cry
af loy. 40 pussering exclamation Of
love. and RAISE Lepage vaa locked IN
her husbands arms
few unmenta after and ihe awest
faced woman said who MAS the mAn
who rode away TO the north as came
ap. yafFeT HE reminded ~. IF some
ono. bat cant think who Il Is
THAT WAS the leader Of the White
Guard. the man who saved me. my
wife He paused Il moment sud then
soiemnly said, ''i'ha, man was Jaspaf
Hnuas
The wife rose "a her feet with a
sptlng He saved you lie saved
yuu' iaspat Iiamie' t,l. Varre'"
He saved me. Rose
Tier eses mare wet And he would
not niay asa let me thank hiuil Poor
fellow. ppar Jnnpar-- Hume Has he
then been 20 here these ten Years.
tie face vas flushed and pain was
struggling with the Joy ahe felt in see
jug her husband again
YES. he han been np here all that
time"
lie has not succeeded In life.
vaFress and her thoughts went hack
To the days when. blind and III. Jaapar
Hume went away faF. health'H sake
and che remembered how sorry then
sho fell Cor him. and how grieyed abe
WIS that When he came back atranE
aud well. be did not come near hei
or her hashand. and offered no con
ordinations She had not deliberately
wrcnxed him She did not know he
wiahed her 70 be his wife She knew
be cared for her but so did vasro Lo
neither when Iaapar Hume ven
Away: and after that she grew 10 hove
the snccassful. kind'nanaered geniu'
who became her husband hsven II
this happiness Of hers. SITTING one.
again nj her husbands feet. sh,
thought with tendeF and glowing
kindness OF the man who had eares
for her eleven pears ago: and who has
but now sawed her husband
.'Hs has not succeeded In life. sh
repeated softly
Looking down Al her, hts bros
eurnius with white haat. Natfe Ii
page said. lie - great man. in
9ife
q am sure be ls gnod man. 81
added
Pgfhnpm vasre LepaKe had bnrFowe
sonle strength from Isapaf Hume, e
he said almost steruly, lie IL a grea
man
Ills wifa lookea up half startled ]
The sssns and said. Yes. dear he IL
good msra--and a great nsan
III. sualisht aim came Ia throas
the open door. The Sankatehewa
faowed swiftly b"tween IT'S serdas
bmnhs IA eaxle wenl floating away
tse Mu4t robsas taade yoeai sol
tAyy tree few Yards away. tFoope;
fnosea back and forward across n
square, aud a hen and her chtekef
came Ilutlcriuk 10 the thFesh0ld ~
xige looked al the yellow brood dEa'
tng close Ia their molher, and a.
eyes Erew etstfHL She though,
their oas baby asleep Ia sn Englii
grave. Hut thlnkinw ct the words
she captain az tho White GaAfa. Var
I~pags said. We will b1gln the yer
again. as wifs.
she an,ilaa and rose to Kiss hls lo'
head as the hen AND chickens ha
taneA sway trom the aeor. and a chs
baxi~ cali sounded In the square
YES, dear SIR AAid. we viii bvE
the world ASaia