Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07
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Debrosklts '1enor renewed his gay Ilit1t \
mile o sshas Of, song, and E5osfs ifpsrtly6 h
de spftfst1 everywhere as they weelnf,e Inc
EYES lyeiS vas al home, and they We're
old tAinnF aui5mAted TO his presence Al Hfs
at once 81 mournful fatigue was more 3.
usu u commonly noticeable as he rose 10
'-acome his visitors, =.s=,ssiff=ss:s
~sSV what happened last nlghtl oear
,.&1ssd zsho, when the GREETINGS we're
ST. 81 81 Though. 1 could not. -do=less= than
oss .. mon YOU. But first L saw my
wal1 ' wr Frost. I believe l have more
irrnu LIE convinced him of the justice OF
tnan 10 L. Won take. In fact" smiling at
inc s' ..1 think | may say he is almost
frO'r 3d. 20 YOUR side. But the wrongs |
con,,,d dome daily excite him. He longs |
tna' - ,r,madate result. l have preached |
~ p'.;arce in my own way, and think we
pa''s I-.roc+ from him now a promise that
% "a" will abide by your commandment.
ne .sThont YOU. Wroblewskoff," said Dob
-, frightening somewhat Il thank
iOs also Mr.. Frost. you are willing
~ teton TO any words of mine, L would
" 'snnsoI natience. l will not speak OF
eoSlS ouestions, for there are times when
NE must be law unto ourselves. buI
will ask you to look at the PRUDENTIAL
ssoect of the case. We want the people
9TH us in our fight for liberty, and the
nav 10 win them is not to alarm them' 10
rutilate them, to scatter lire ana oeath
.monc them. A man will not give his
~ood will TO him who causes him to live
p terror Before this fight of ours can
10 uon many will die by sword and fire,
and TO many the cause of tyranny looks
righteous. There are things which 1t IS
rot EASY to understand, and this Is one Of
,bsm Tyrants will claim their sacri-
Scss and the sacrifices will be paid. This
e Inevitable; and it is useless to say that
ro dread boodshed. Let us win the
neople wherever we can. And do pot
mink. sir. that national hatrdds, fheweser
strong. will ratify the deeds we speak
Of"
v,tb7 which 1t was embellished, was deliv-
cred with weary quietude. Zeno sat
like one, enwrapped, and was almost as
eloauentB receptive in Ids silence ias
O'Rourke himself could have been. Frost
explored the carpet with his shifty eyes
There .yas silence for a little while, ane
then Zeno spoke.
'Weu, Mr.. Frost?" His voice wal
bushsd a little from it's common tone
eWhat doyou sayg't S4sSt'fs2t31l
o"I say" returned Frost, shat Mr.
Dobrosh is more experienced than WI
ere, and that his voice ought TO. carr,
! weight in our councils. rsays ~that If W
are to win we must stick together; AM
Il there must be split-and it seem
there must be-the wise mems will throy
their allegiance on the side Of their trie
leaders," Here he gave another lurkin
glance attZeno,4 ION Che side, he added
"of authotity and aex perience!" -. = ~
you declare, them" cried Zeno, In
tone Of triumph, ''for Mr.. Dobroski?'
II declare for Mr.. Dobroski," sal
Frost, without looking up. "UnreserveC
~"
II thank you sir" Dobroski, extendin
to him a hand, which Frost did not tax
until Zeno nudged him, when he took
with shamefaced alacrity.
There are others do not despair Of
said the beaming Zeno, rubbing his hand
They must be approached. But there
one thing'-lowering his voice, there a.
some among our late friends who will
dangerous. To you, SIR" Dobroski smi
ed But yes" said Zeno, eagerly; we
yes dear sir" He hurried on rapidly
Polish, as II the urgency of his intere
In Dobroski drove him to find expressit
In his native tongue. "They must
watched. Indeed, dear islf, ia this "
must be guided. We must practice Il
tie duplicity. 1t issregrettsble, but ca
not help myself I shall join their cou
cls offering always such arguments
you yourself would bring, or as you M
give me for special cases. And sin
many Of them are blind enough and FOX
enough to be suspicious Of your go
iaith, l, dear sir, shall undertake to wat
you for their side. shall be able tn
70 watch them, and yet to, be in consta
intercourse with you"
That may be as you WILL" said
oo man, with his melancholy smile.
WIN give at least one reasonable voice
,neir celebrations. But the position v
ue difficult one to hold"
Ah, sir" cried Zeno, "a little labor
little difficulty little danger. WI
are these?" # ~ &
You will not see mesfof little wlin
.siu the old man. II am going Nc the Q
unent again for a few days. The eve
VI sst night make 1t necessary tina
saoeid consult with Mr. O'RouFke. 4 u
suViss you of my 'returna In the meant
sOu may do something to restrain the ,
'ence OF our friends"
VIII try, dear SIR said Zenes re,
.ntlally spd With thafR hssands :. fl
went swayss b. ~
vo what were you talking about w
~ ~ started that foreign lingo2''. Fl