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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14
go. 1868.

Der Srdftion pd mar CO Der Sins
bid inter anberen geraoe ouf goeren,
Der inl @olfe oaS i6pinoenDe Ser
trauen nift nod tiefer linfen lieB.
.8enn ni1t 5toeren ipdre uno nod
OieIer un0 Sener lino einige Siibs
oeutid]e, Damn bdtten mir Die noIlenz
oete Tegierunsspartei" mar banlals
cine Iuftn,lling Der Gage, Der man
gar niGt ielten begegnete. llno bate
er fein anOeres Yerbienlt ais bas, 3ll
DEM beiliamen 8rlidb 5tpii6en Gegie>
rling uno Centrum Die 8elegenbeit
geboten 81 babeu. es ipdre srob senug.
8orldlfig baltic id oaS @eriidt bon
elmer ~S1uenfllng" fir Oas, ipofiir es
in Der Geutrllmsprelle aussegeben
pirb, fiir cine gnte. Snmerbin
m0een iib ginfliiiIe in bieier 9fidtuug
geltenD MAIDEN. Sn ben lesten Sagen
fam bon 9fom elm 3uloisunsStelez
gramm beutI1er Yilger an Den &ailer
nit bem .glusDrild unperbriid6liGer
Gbrflirdt, 2iebe uno Sreue." @s ees
bort ia, ipeni9itens IN Seuti6lanb
unb ridt 5llm tpenigiten BEL &atbolifeu
in SeutihlanO 5u Den beiitisen 9ee
pflcgenbeiten. BEL ieber palienoen rnb
unpaiienben 8eleeenbeit nit iol6en
Sulbigunsen per Srabt an bod lino
bofit itebenoe ipeltlid}e unb geiitlide
Yerionlihfeiten beran5utreten. Iber
id finoe iie 5lirneiit, gelinOe geiast,
entIeblih iiberfliiiiig. co audi bieie
bon 9iom. SAP elm treuer aatbolif
ieinem 2anbesberrn Gbrfur6t uno
Sreue eripeiIt. lit bod gan5 ielbitper1
itdnDlidb. Seine 9ieligion maht es
linn ia 5ir fl. Yfliht. Ytit Der 2iebe
nlag's ia anbers iein. slber audi fir
tie empfieblt ii6 aIl5u Iei6te Sffens
barllng nift. sbre Shaultellling
brin9t lie nidt in gllten 9iuf. Sas
ySort pom .ultramontanen Sp5ans
timer" idmer5t auh iplhe aatbolifen.
Die lib bon 8p5autinismlls fret ipiiIen.
slud ein bon 2iebe gu leinem Safer
iiberfliebenber beutider aatbolif
piirfte j e ST iib etfpas 8epaIt an@
tbun. slud fir ibn eibt es nidt
blob cine 3eit oes 9tebens, ionbern
audi bes S6ipeigens. = Gin @rlnb
our freunblideren geurtbeilune bes
obigen acknowledgements lit Der
llmltanb, odB Der Hileer5lig. bon benz
es aussine. aus aolu mar.
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Sie Iiener Ginger iinS ba.

gSaibingtpn, >. g., 6. Wsai. y
Scr @icner Wanrerd)pr lit geitern
bier IN gtesu g)rDf ciEsetrpfien mno ppn
ben bertidJen Gjefans =Werctnen ppm
ytcu g)prf, SruuflDn nnb ben benadJ-
barten Stiioten bciuillfpmmt iuprben,
bciunbcrs abcr pum 9Siener Wdnncrs
d,Dr pnn 9sep Yurt. Der listener
WsannerdDpr lit onrd) nabesm $50
Wsitglieber nertreten nnb pirb irt
pcrihiebcnen srDseren amcrifaniidjem
Stdoten su iuubltbatisen 3ueden
iingcn. Der Verein bat 385
aftiuc nun 1000 ionit sngeb6rige @sit-
giieDcr nnb crfrent iid) beS sr5fter
9sufes in ieiiter 9eiitmngSfdbigfeit irt
Sentidjlanb unb Seiterreid).
Scutc mad,tcn bic Soerren ibren gc-
planten gbited)er nad) 8aibingtpm
nnh ipradcn and) int Weiien Soanic
uor, wu Der 6iterreidbiif nngnriide
gptidafter, Sarpn oeneelmiiller, bie
Serren benz Iriiioentcm ppritcllte.
Sm Sitsimmer sabcn hann bic
Singer mebrere 9iebcr 5mni Seiten.
Nnfer bent YrGiiSenten rnb Uram
9iouieuelt waren mod Gin paar psr=
f6nlid)e 5rennbe bes Grdiibentcn, hcr
Tripatisfretdr 9pcb nnb bic Mfitg!ic=
Der Der 6iterreidiidlen Sutidaft an-
peicnb.
Gs unrbe seinngen: oScr %.
Iialm", ppn Sraus Sd)nbert. .ScS
SDrolerS Sfafttuadje", pDn GidJarh
Seuberser. vSm gSiatcr", pun
G0narb Gremicr.
| GS iunren im 0an5cn 400 Seripnen
pm Der Hartie, barunter ner iriiBcre
Trdiioent bes SingerbnnoeS uoir
gpaibingtpn, 5ranf Glambp, bic Srds
| iibenten bcS SGnscrbnnbes, bcS glriuw,
oes Oermania= =W.dunerAprs, beS 2iez
berfrans unb, bes Ssmtidleu Gcntral-
Yereins. Die Sabl Der beiud)enDcu
Singer betrng 200.
9fad) benz Seiudjc I'M Weifen Sanic
,umrben su Gbrcn Der Ginger im Ne,p
gSiaarb Elm Gntpfang peranitaltet.
Gesen glbenb fanh Die GiiffGJrt mad
Hew Yurf itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-14

li1en Sluitreten audi bon Dem S6eine
Dupon ME cine Spur. Sa5u mar CT
bilfsbereit unb opieripillig. lpie nidDt
iebr piele ieirer 9ouegen. @erabe
9as bat ibn 5l Dem betnnnten 3us
iammenltob nit benz Golonialbirettor
gefilbrt. Sn liImnta: Dem glbgeprbz
neten Goeren perodntt pie Gentriurss
fraftion mebr als lie pieleibt ielbit
abnt. Sn Der 3eit oe5 giieoersanseS
Der Yartei - bas maren. mag man
es 6useben oper niht. Die lesten Sabre
Der pnrlnusutariihen @orberri@ait
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Wiaruffu in gimirubr.
Sanaer, 6. NOlai.

= II Ut u T. U. UIuI.
gtah bier aus Der Staot Maroffo
ein9etroficnen ytahridten lit Der
gauge iiiplid)e Sbeil bon Iaroffo in
einem 3uitauo Der Nebellion. Nobs
benz Die @epDlferilna Der Stabt Wlas
rotto Den @rllber oeS regierenpeu
Srntans, @ulai 0afi9. gum Sultan
bon Maroffo erfldrt bat. cntlieS @tus
lai Die @efansenen ans Dem @efdngz
niiie, nerbaitef5 Die Rorber SeS frans
apliiheu @iraers 9r. Mauhamp. DeI=
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IuS,uabl.

S a bington. 8. g., 6. Wlai.
Ser Srdiibent 9ioolenelt bat bic
SenamiIng 5ipeier arie9slhiffe mad,
Dem Sreaonpugbt Sppc 5. 3. III @r@
ipdgung Ser Gontraft fir ben Ban
oerielben miro in aiir5e pergeben iuerz
Sen yia6 Dem 6isberisen @ebrarf
lperoen Die gtamen bon Staaten be-
nutt perben uns lteben nod sur gluss
ipabl: Delaware. lltnb, NorosSafota
unb gtep Yorf Snoeiieu lit Der
&reuSer ~giep 9ort" naeg Der Wietros
pole oeS SitenS benannt.
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Sii6ncr gcri6ip1rnnssnft.

ct. petersburg, g, &ublanb.
6. Nnt.
Cine YerI6morln9, iuel6e Die 9ez
freiung brei6ebn politiiber 9efanses
ner 5ur Solee bate. iuuroe geiterm
tp66renb bes SitersptteSbienItes iur
G,efdnsnib 5u aleraroropid in fiibner
8eiie oilsgefiibrt. g8dbreno Der
Sohneile betrat cine 8aroe bon 9fes
bolutionGren oas @ebdube. tobtete ben
Sbers Suipeftor unb eyplobirte 5ipet
9cmben. Sn Der oabnrdb entitebenz
Den @eripirrung gelang es brei5ebn
@eiangenen. inter oieien mebreren
beoeutenSen Serrpriiten, 5l ents
fpnlnlen.
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selns! 2s,aria, so(ws!

iperoen ber5libit ipilfon1men, ,.ieini g8ir tpoIem
iud)en in feierlidjem 9uttesbenite, in id6ner
Harabc, in ben 9eiesaten =@eriantmlnnscn BEL ben
crniten Seratbungen tatboIiider beutIder Ildnner
rno 5umal bel ben Maien Serianmlun9en. auf
Inleren &atbulifentagen bier in Subuaue. m0elidblt
piele, nertbpoue Nrbeit IN ginigfeit pon Yrieiter
ino 2aen. I'M 3ilinmmeniprten bon Glerus nno
Tolf. Su leiiten Sas lit Die Iuigabe, Die mir lrs
fir Die Gage Der General sSerammluusen in Sl@
biiqne Soma. am s., g.. TO-, II. unb IL. Septen,z
ber pieies SabreS geitellt baben.
SelbltberItdnbIid) Iinb aud, Snalinae, Srauen
nno Sungfrauen 5u unieren al9emeinen aatbolifens
Teriamnlln9en eneelaoen, tpie SieIes ia audi bel
Den &atbolifentagen in 9euthlano iblid lit Infer
9ebnere asrogran,nr betet Sntereliantes uib 2ebrz
reifes fir Mae.
llno ipenn bieie @rbeiten erleSiet nb. Damn
fpollen mir llniere Gde. Selesaten unS @eiud)er.
@dnner unb Sralien, Sung ilno Ilt, bnaiisiibren
uno mir polen Sbnen Die Gdonbeiten oes 9aters
Der Str0me nit ieinen blaiien 8ereen uno griinen
Sbdlern 5e9en. Sas Wiiiiliippis5ba iou bann
ipioerbaaeu bon ben Sdusen unS aldusen bes
beutld)en 2iebes, bonn Sobdle Der 9ieber iinieres
leben 9ein1atblanbes. lnb Die d)onen Gage. ipelde
Sic in Dubuque on Den llieru bes Iaiiiiiiippi pers
bradt baben, iollen Sbnen lanee, lan9e nod i'm
G'ee borl6rpeben rro Sic ioaen lniere Staot unb
lente 8eluobner sSbnen lie6 unb fpertb ntdhen Sds
iou uuer 8eitreben iein, llb mir laoen Sic nod
einntal slae. @dnner nnb Srauen, Siinglinae rno
Sun9irauen, freunDldbit rnb oringenb ein, am s.,
g., TO-. II. rno H. September 81 ilns nad) Sus
buqlie Su fonn,en. Seute ibon rrfen mir Sbnen
elm ber5lides ,gsilfommen" 81.
Inf mad 9nbnqne!
Sm Iameu bes enseren unb ipeiteren 0or6ereis
tungss Nusi6nlles,
Wsatbias Gsi5ef, Nfulams 0,umner,
Sefretlr. Yrdiibeut.
PNusfIbrldJes Sroeramm erI6eint pdterl
Sie Serren SefretGre Der benz Central Ierein
angelhlolienen Sereine iopie ns6eionoere bie Ierz
cine bes ct 9onifatius Siuoes bon Ssoipd lino sls
nal alle Sereine aus Der Hacbbarifaft I'M Ous
biqiie in Suinos, gSiscpnn. Wtnnelota Safotu
Nebrdsfu unb Miiouri iinO 9cbeen Dem Serrn
Sefretdr beS Seit slusbuile3 geil. mittbeilen Sil
lpollen, Oh Der 8eren in curpcre, nit eSabnen mno
Wrif nab Subualle fonlmen miro. banlit oaS gn,s
pian9szGomite ib banad) rid)ten fann 9elegaz
tonen aus peri6iebenen StaSten. pelde serne elm
eissnes Sanptauarticr ipinifen. fonnen bas audi
burd oas ginquartieriin9ss Gomite beior9en lalen,
iebob miiiien genalie Slneaben ber 3abl ser 0eles
gaten ETC., ETC., friib5eits cinseianbt pcrpeu
Gin eigenes Ngitations Soatptauartier fir sic
Irbeiten pes @orbereitungss sNiisd)uiieS lit i'm Ct
Iariens Ganp. @de Der 6. unb g8bite Strafe err
pffnet porben. mo Igitationsnaterial, pie pa nb:
Girfulare, Sdritten, etc., ETC., arflie0en Ille
Wittbeilllngen ridbte man an: WsGtbias Gsi,ef
2024 Babin9tpn StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
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Sdnlbis befunben.

gSilfe sbarre. Sa.. 6. Wlai.
Ion ben brei5ebn Stalienern, ipeld)e
Serbrehen begansen baben iollen ais
Ntitslieoer Der iogen. ~S6par5e
$oanbs s@ereiuiguns". ipuroen beuie
eli bon Den @eihporeuen ihuloig ge>
funben. Sic Sauptanflage mar pas
Spren9en zines SnrieS. rpel6es Dem
Stnliencr 9ii55a geborte, Der ii6 9e@
lueigert bate, Der ganbe 0elo 5l
5ablen.
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8ertbc @ereinsmitgIieberl

Stebe 8laubens9 oifenl
~ inb MN bercits finf5ebn Sabre Der. ieitss
IT, Dem gum eriten Mae cine ginlabung bon
nnlerer Stabt Sublique aus an guct erz.
ging. in unlerer idonen Sliiielitabt bes 8eitels,
am WtInppis Stranoe 5uIarnrlen 5u forninen. iiiit
nnS fir atbolilfe Snterelien, D. =. Die Snterelen
bon Stride unO Saterlano 5u beratben. Canals
bereiteen mir ms bor ben aterprobten Selitlden
9t6miifs sHatboliifen Central @erein 5u enlpfan@
gen. ipelder CUR 3eit iiebenunobreibig Sabre oft
mar Seute blidt I'm er trefflidber giationaperbnno
bereits auf einunbiinf5ig Sabre adbtensipertber
9eungen 5llrild unb IN Dubuque icu inter Ieinen
Saiisnien -uno inter ieiner SABINE, aus ben finfs
5ebn S0bnen. Die Dem Central sIereine in Den bers
idbebenen Staatsberbdnben eripaohien iinb. elmer
Der frdtsitep lnb ar6ritiamlten einbernInrdieren,
ndmlidb Der ct. gpnifatins= Smnb ppn sSupa.
gSenn mir uniere ginlaDune 5u oieien General
Gerlamnrngen er9ebem laiien. 10 biirien mir ipobl
nit Sefriebigung an Die grfose erinnern. tpelde
unlere Staot Dubuque am llfer oes Gaters Ser
GtrDnle rnb iene Sepobner. bamalS 5u ber5eit)z
nen batten, als lie Die @aitfreunOi6aft gang lluo
boil in ibre 9fedDte treten lieben. gSie bamals 10
arbeiten audi jest, 5uma Die beutid >rebenoen aa>
t9olfen unierer Stabt an ben Sorberetunsen fir
enen paiienben gmpfang uno 9eeisnete Inter
baltung brer @Ge.
Samit uniere 3uianlmenflinft nun aber cine
togltdt lnlppluite uD ertplgretce fperDe ipelloen
ipir ms an uniere fatboliidben 8lanbensbriber
bemtider 3unge, iidb ia ml0glibit 5ablreib in Suz
buaue ein5uiinben. g1ir eriilcben nift nur Die
Staatsperbdnpe mGglitit ppnSdblse Selegationen
5u enben ionbern mir rbten eirien beonoers brins
genben Ippeu. 5lirtal on Die ein5enen 2Dfalperene
iopobl oes Central gereins pie audi bes ct. 8oni@
fatius> >gunbes bon Soma, @ertreter an idbideu.
Cine fraftise Sempntratipn bes fatbpliidcn
Sentidtbun,S ipl Gbrenanisabc in Smbuaue iein
Saber nod ennlal Die 8itte I'M pele unb sablrei6e
Seleaationen bon 9pfalpereinen. Son Sab unb
Sern erlparten mir DaS Gntrefen pieler 8creine in
eorpurc, nit Wlmif mmb 6abmem, INN einen ib0nen
grfo9 fiir Die quite iatboliide, beutldDe Sade oers
5eibnen 5i t0nnen
Y8ir ntDdten gerne III Dubuque pieber einn,nl
bas fatbpliide Sentidbtbum beS 9arbeS redt sabl=
reid auitreten ieben unb ba5u beoiiren mir Der
eitrigen Setbeiligrng nnlerer @laibeusbriiber Der
gail5en Ser. Stanter. ySir uDdten gerne Die
mad1tbplen @iaien fatbolil6er beutider WGnner
bel unieren OotteSbieniteu, in unierer Yardbe lnb
sinnal bel ben al9emenen aatbolifentagen eben,
no mir electromagnetic Hebner glmerifa's ilnb bes
fatbpliiben ScutblanD unter uis baben polen.
banlit Die Segeiiterung fir edit fatbplde, d,riit-
lide InihaulIngcn in Der ridbti9en gSeiie tci9en
fdnn
Sie Selegaten unb Gde. ipelde mir 5llr 50.
General Serammllng bes 8. u. St. Central Ser
ems iino 5ur 6. 0eneral &erammlung bes ct.
@oniiotimss ginoes bon Soma iopie 8ll Den grpfen
Sutbplten- @eriammlunscn nadb Subuque einlaben.
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Webr Gim,uanberer.
81 G 10 q orf, 6. g,

Iep Yorf, 6. Iai.
Srei S5eanoampfer, ipelbe in ben
lebten "a Stunben bier einliefert,
brahten 3,100 ginipnnberer NIT.
ellis Sslano. Die giniuanbernngsitaz
tion, lit trob Der iibermenihli6en Ins
Itrengllngen Der Sean,ten, Die geuans
gefommenen ab5ufertigen, NIT gins
ipanoerern iiberfiilt.
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len Grmorbltus Die Snterpentiou
Srarfreihs III Ntaroffo beranlabt
bat, unb iebte ben alten 8ouperneur
mieoer elm. Gs miro beridtet, bnB
biele 2ofnlbeamte Dem Sultnn Wiulqis
bos@l>aSi5 mit9etbeilt baben, oaB
lie leine Iutoritdt nidt ntebr aners
fennen.
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slGtseln Ierionen sstSStet.

SobanneSburg. Sransoaal.
9. Wai.
Snfolae elmer Grplolipn in hen
Wobbers Sollntaiu G,plogriIben biiBs
ten orc; SSeiBe unb 10 gingeborene
ibr 2eben cin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-19
desperate
!!

"Yes,, I was,,7 $40 said gently, but
very quickly. "And IL didn't want
you to fall In love with me at FIRST
sight. And yet--perhaps I dldl But I
hadn't thought of things In that way.
l had just the same feeling for you
that l always had-alwaysl l had
never cared so much for any one else,
and 1t seemed to me the most neces-
sary thing in my life to come back to
that old companionshlp. Don't you re-
member-it used to trouble you so
when would take your hand2 think
/ loved your being little rough with
me. And once when I saw how you
had been hurt, that day you ran
away
"Arielr' he gasped helplessly.
"Have you forgotten2"
He gathered himself together with
all his will. II want to prove to you,"
he said resolutely, that the dear kind
ness of you isn't thrown away on me.
want you to know what began to
say-that It's all right with me, and I
think Ladew'-- He stopped again
"Ah, I've seen how much he cares for
your
"Have your
"Ariel," he said, "that isn't fair to
me, II you trust me. You could not
have helped SEEING
-But have not seen It." she inter-
rupted, with great calmness. After
having said this, she finished truthful
ly: "If he did, I would never let him
tell me. like him too much"
"You mean you're not going to-
Suddenly she turned to him. "Now
she said, with a depth OF anger he had
not heard In her voice since that long
ago winter day when she struck Eu-
gene Bantry with her clinched fist
She swept over him a binding look Of
reproach. "How could 1r'
And there, upon the steps OF the
church, in the sudden. dazzling vision
Of her love, fell the burden OF him
who had made his sorrowful Pilgrim
age across Main street bridge that
morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-19

| when he came out OF the antefoom,
clients, acquaintances, friends - old
friends, new friends and friends he
had never seen before-everybody
beaming upon him and wringlng bis
hand, as IL they had been sure of 1t all
from the start.
They gathered round him if he stop
ped for an instant and crowded after
him admiringly when he went on
again, making his progress slow. When
he finally came out of the big doors
into the sunshine, there were as many
people in the yard as there had been
when he stood In the same place and
watched the mob rushing his clients
guards. But today their temper was
different and as he paused a moment,
looking down on the upturned, laugh.
Ing faces, with hundred jocular and
congratulatory salutations shouted up
at him, somebody started a cheer, and
IL was taken up with thunderous good
will.
There followed the interrogation Gus
tomary In such emergencies, and the
anxious inquirer was Informed by four
or five hundred pc opie simultaneously
that Joe Louden was all right
Head him orr beloved Mike Shee-
han, suddenly darting up the steps.
The shout increased. and with good
reason, for he stepped quickly back
within the doors and, retreating
through the building, made good his
escape by basement door.
He struck Off into long detour; but,
though he managed to evade the
crowd, he had to stop and shake hands
with every third person he met. As
he came out upon Main street again
he encountered his father.
"Howdy do, JoeT said this laconlc
person and offered his hand. They
shook briefly. "well," he continued,
rubbing his beard, "how are yep
"All right, father, I think"
satisfied with the verdictT
"Pd be pretty hard to please II
weren't" Joe laughed
Mr.. Louden rubbed his beard again.
II was there" he said, without emo
ton.
AT the trial, you meanT
''Yes." He offered his hand once
more, and again they shook. "Well,
come around and see u.s." he said
"Thank you. l will"
"Well," said Mr.. Louden, good day,
joe"
Good day, father"
The young man stood looking after
him with n curious smile. Then he
gave n slight start. Far up the street
he saw two fgures-one a lady's In
white. with wide white hat: the 9th
er n mans, wearing recognlzably cier-
lcal black. They seemed to be walk
Ing very slowly.
II had been day of triumph for
Joe, but in all his life he never slept
worse than he did that night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-19

The OLD remedies are the best.
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy has
been In use for over one hundred
years By the old Dutch Dunkards of
Pennsylvania, and is still in use by
all the cid families of Western Penn
sylvania. Is absolutely pure; made
from the bark of the white or she'll
bark hickory tree. The bark is ship
ped from the east. and manufactured
10 Salem. Ore. For sale by all deal
ers everywhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-09-19
CHAPTER XXVI.

II Wohe W inc CuiinlHB Oi Dtlls
and as his eyes slowly opened
the sorrowful people OF q
u n dream, who seemed TO be
bending over him, weeping, swan back
into the darkness OF the night whence
they had come and returned to the i'm.
perceptlble, leaving their shadows In
his heart. Slowly he rose. stumbled
into the outer room and released the
luttering shade, but the sunshine.
springing like n golden lover through
the open window, only dazzled him and
found no answering gladness to greet
II or Joy In the royal day II heralded.
II would be an hour at least before
time TO start TO church, when Ariel ex.
pected him. He stared absently up the
street, then down and. after that, be-
gan slowly to walk In the latter direc-
tlon with no very active consciousness
or care OF where he went. He had
fallen into a profound reverle. so deep
that when he had crossed the bridge
and turned into a dusty road which
ran along the river bank he stopped
mechanically beside the trunk OF fail.
en- sycamore and. lifting his head for
the first time since he had set cut.
looked about him with a melancholy
perplexlty. a little surprised to find
himself there.
For this was the spot where he had
Erst seen the new Ariel, and on that
fallen sycamore they had sat together.
"Remember. across Main street bridge
at noonr' And JOe's cheeks burned
as he recalled why he had not under
stood the clear voice that had haunted
him. But that shame had fallen from
him; she had changed all that, as she
had changed SO many things. He sank
down In the long grass, with his back
against the log. and stared out over the
fields of tall corn shaking In steady
wind all the way to the horizon.
Changed so many thingsr he said,
half aloud. Everything" All. yes,
she had changed the whole world for
Joseph Louden-at his first sight or
herl And now II seemed 10 him that
he was to lose her. but not In the
WuJ uC udd lhOu6hls
Almost frem the very first he had
the feeling that nothing 80 beautiful
as that she should stay In Canaan
could happen to him. He was sure
that she was but for the little while,
that her coming was like the flying
petals OF which he had told her.
Changed so many thingsT
The bars that had been between him
and half Of his world were down, shat
tered, never more to be replaced, and
the ban OF Canaan was lifted. Gould
this have been save for herr And upon
that thought he got TO his feet. utter
ing an exclamation OF bitter self re-
proach, asking himself angrily what he
was doing. He knew how much she
gave him, what full measure of her ar
fection. Was not that enough? Out
upon you, Louden! Are you TO sulk In
your tent, dour In the gloom. or TO play
a mans part, and II she be happy turn
a CHEEKY face upon her Joyf
And thus this pilgrim recrOssed the
bridge, emerging 10 the street with bis
head up. smiling. and his shoulders
thrown back, so that none might see
the burden he carried
Ariel.-was waiting on the porch for
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This unincumbered property consist
ed of Beaver Beach and those other
belonging of the judge which he had
not dared to mortgage. Joe had some
how explained their nature to Ariel,
and these, with the Tocsin, she had
elected to accept In restitution.
"You told me once that ought to
look after my own property, and now
will. Don't you seer she cried to
Joe eagerly. "It's my workW She
resolutely set aside every other prop
osltlon, and this was the quality Of
mercy which Martin Pike found that
night
There was a great crowd to hear
Joe's summing up at the trial, and
those who succeeded In getting into
the courtroom declared that lt was
worth the struggle. He did not crate,