The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-05-04
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! Mps4sAesa dhAsNell-nigh discour-
age3 he wandered forth one day
'ssss ouestioninss a nned ss ,l m.s me ne.1s Ss
liyer{hcs ot lisfHsiF nov '&ss ne -
'ESHn waSGshsfpsoplerSers BOT Win 2
hfrh IN spfttaG ,Ne. re AdiQ Ihots even
have Ithe 300 which Gideon mad 80 ef-
fNctitely used. -
IEoThns occupied In thought he had
not 4etedfwhithdri hiA fs3tstepse wefe'D
tRktna, hiN pntH some typlSesfRt ms
elbow caused him TO look up Rpd ne
noted that he vas Just within the out.
skirtb or fftdhath:' q, townssome three
miles oiistantfrcnrhis own nome be 7
fore him he saw two men Ssrtsgiins
tQ h1tuab heayyo burden Eromh tae Dack
'0f q small ass, that oyerisaen G ana
weary from a,1ourney, had failen ana
was bow crushed TO the eaftn Dy tne
weigttnc ncnitns mescnannaSP Mmcn me
nad pss# Ac&EsARsd TnenStaustcsln n
apinai nfaH n4faH ieAt se ~ .SfspYM ~ taure.
} ~ p ~ make sne las. fssys Wnioa
lahsl Puroen was srrappeu ms oaon
|tphSfessDfe' anu ohe ou
tng end swearing andfpunihS> ~ ehe
neipIessos spe&sS ~ ant, ~ sts*fffA Asiu' 81
lott R,i TNsfeo fo, I'm ~ d4nfb 10 IiiSfs99HH ny
PonHs; ynpr. da,ats .,dA b,.o =. .aa4
ln Hamson TOOK IN tne situation AZ q
gfapces' ana beiore' tne men iairiy
reaiiEeq5 wnat 'nad happened ne hau
lifteq the, ass, burden apd, alhgwith one
aanq' wnile with tne other ne QUICK
IpY tuniastened tne tnonss'. ana nsntiy
IoM,ns''9eIn nar9el Aiross ms pMn
y tabBf,HSe.nrs ut'aAtop Atp .to i en
.naJ nf awouiu nnlsn Sarryins the 'oAu
Tvs Efeyd wHuiu iea. lne way.
oYch was tne ouu processioh wn.cn
passed up the one main. street OF Tim
natf that day ana more than one per
son came 10 tne qoor 70 see .ne man
lNaikinnHs nH ii}hs aiiohs WIN nsnf auioh s'ep
carrying an ass ioau, wniie .he pa
lie1t peasc "trotted ON oy MS sue
and tne'two' men. leo the way.
Y The novelty OF the situation Tor the
moment quite edroyet from the mind OF
Samson the thoughts which had been
! troubling him. but when ne mad de-
posted his burden at the door OF the
house where the two men lived ana
nag turned 70 60 naVins relused .ne
noSpi'ay sn .n ss' % % s.an, us
ing upon hiln 'ne wnoi UNHAPPY
IRAN Oh ,1nousns returheu, no
senteoo those Fhiistihes peihs IN .ne
iand; ne aespised tnelr oyeroeurlns
anq supe,ciiious ,sal ans anu NO sutneu
! iniPA.teny iom tne wv anu
tened down Tue street'
| fbut.1 he asked himself, nerceiy,
Ihpw Is AZ 10 Do onanseus w nat Cal.
po!@- Inc men Vi .sfaei VIII no'
st4nd Win i me me asainst az ii' 'nese fiiiS
/ en1es' 49, 80. el,-,..a
/ fe was iookins MY n.y. a'e nv uoo' "ays .y'
~ was Rasstns ~ " spohe, or
h9c cbpeoPie "ho Aen .nfonseu .nisn
erl naa noe 2yee .wi'hniawn' anu ns
I nofea tne eApressions uh wohue, anu
aaPniration 1i sas tneir. eyes o,ioweu nm
Hls attention was especiany oirec.eu
4 tolone young woman w VINO haa eagerly
pusned nerseM g Ine tr9Ynl Oh sroup
loil speopie stanoins IN one uoo, WAY
ana as n.S eyes HeL sners piusn
| oYerspreAd ,her iace otn cohiusion
sneo fetFea'eo w'1np,I
~ The incident started q new line OF
thought. and ere he had half retraced
his steps toward mis- nome ne had
made up his mind what ne would
do. = i'-l'1A =" - - q #
Il "lfiotannot raise an army to tight
AGAINST the Phihstines, VIII force a
quarrel with them ! VIII take me q
wife Of the Philistines and VIII yet
have occasion against them
i But when he had spoken to his par
epts concerning the matter. saying:
III have seen woman IN Timnath OF
the daughters Of the Philistines; now,
therefore get her for me to wife,
ltHey chided him saying "Is there
tnhveY n wornaf, among the daughters
UT INV bratbren or among all INV peo-
pie,"that tnou goest 10 take wiie OF
tfe' uncircnmsiEed Pnihstines!
] Blt a samson Jan was oea. y 10 e ms ia.ner :
making replylalways TO their repeat