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bles@ed hia advance gent that un Dutch CO.,
had been booked fur more than = ten I,v
stand
The company escaped INTO Belgium thoIo.
fore. witholt a marriage ceremony. hut .ftst
the Continental tour ended thor" wa- =
wait ~ sixteen DAYS m London before th.
departure tor Ianada The " idow followed
American Horse to London.
On the fourteenth dav ~ h- -tav thor.,
he drew from his wages account the O. ar
~ necessary for a special marriage lr,"nS.
and on the next morning IN. widow b.cam.
Mrs Angus Montour AZ the Rcgistrars
Office in Fulham Tn. ma mayer, beaten snd
apprehensive for th. future Of hi- friend
aud employee. Witnessed the ceremony aud
signed the contract. and the other witness
was the widow : sister from Paris
American Horse and his bride started
for Montreal the next day in the =teerage
Of a Canadian Pacific steamer Her son
accompanied them.
The strangest and al this iuncture most
pathetic feature of this romance il that
the expected tragedy never came. The
Indian and his wife arrived at Caughna-
waga about March /. 1909. a time Of year
when the reservation with its widely
scattered cabins presents most desoate
appearance and when the incunvenicnces
Of life there are at their worst
What Mrs. NIontour's first impressions
we're no one knows hut herself and whether
her heart sank at the prospect is equally
unknown: but what is known il that she
applied herself to domestic work with
energy. introducing Dutch principles Of
cleanliness and order into the household.
She brought no dover 20 her husband
except her willingness to share his l".
and with no outward complain, Sh" cou-
trived to do with such material. as hc
could provide
Observers of the odd courtshp in HOLLAND
often asked how they would get on when
the polyglot assistant manager was no,
At command as interpreter. AMI how
about religious differences? For the widow
Van Dommelen was n Protestant and
American Horse a Roman Catholic.