The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-09

I and In ireland who would be ready ID
/ receive u and TO take part In Il what
credentials have ~"
Dooroskl turned his mournful eyes fnn
upon 0'Rourke and regarded him In II.
ience for a time O'Rourke bore the
scrutiny with an admirable candor and
modesty.
That does not speak well for vour
opinion OF the scheme said DobsoSki.
after a noticeable pause u know. ana
no mar knows better. that when We strike
we strike for life or death. l know thar
a single tndiseretion may ruin US. have
weighed the chances and counted the cost
for years"
Il recognize the dangers. too said
o.kourke. but we must face them and
outfsce them He spoke lightly. but
with an underlying resolve 50 clearly
indicated that there was no doubling him.
No. u is not the danger of the scheme
that gives me pause. But il needed an
your close and intimate knowledge. an
the authority yea carry in your aame aad
YOUR career. 20 make the existence Of 30
Vast a plan seem possible. l accept the
scheme be said. vividly. half rising from
Ms seat = bad myself % il without
reserve. Win or lose, But. except upon
me fullest exposition. I would not have
saken n. Except upon the loftiesi an
tnority. ! would not have given credence
No. Mr. Dobroski. you must come
Yourself 10 England. Leave me behind
10 work a. your lieutenant there. II YOU
-hnk ne worthy OF the post. but come
and bear the news and make the
irst appeal
i viii GO said Dobroski. If you
hink il needful.~
Il think 1t actually aeedfuL.- OrRourke
4 will write and will make
rrangements- We had better not travel
Good" said Dobroski. Il will start
o-night- Tn longer the interval be
my going and your following the
IS cause to suspect that we have a com
ion errand. Perhaps l can be DOING
'mething in the meantime. | may tell
'ur friend Mr.. Frost that the plan cas-
ed your adherence with IL? Your entire 4,
'proval7"
That IL carries my entire approval
it'll H." O'Rocrke answered. slovgiv and r
e1ghpiy because il promises nothing
.ecipitate. because il promises COO and
utious preparation. and god general
/
You think he stands in need Of that
lrningT"
Most Of Us stand in need Of IL Said
isourke- We are too eager. We fritz j
our chances on Affairs Of outposts. {
has always been our trouble" ii
4 understand" aid DobroskL II will n
fcrUof wAr- --e-
MI say farewell. We shall meet again
a little while. ! trust. We have not
o much OF each other as yet. but I am y
slow 20 read a true man. and / know q
Z have done well in trusting you. 81
= fought In this war for now this forty W
and more We have done but lirtle
al last the our Is coming. and all -
soon be done or undone." =,
be FIRST said farewell he took -
.ourke BY the hand and held him 30 H'
ne had spoken his LAST wor-f E
ourke looked back into the snd and
'lonats eyes that Eazsd into his own
MS glance was ssscfioasts aud wor.
Ne little toy train at the toy railway
at Panenne was getting up steam
gone and was making as much noise I
PREPARATION as n Il had a thousand
before it, Dobroski emerged from 4,
Of the Cheval Blanc. followed a.
stout female domestic. Who bore a
n~anteau in either hand. The old
caught sight Of O'Rourke and bowed
m. O'Rourks returned the salute.
turning round when Dobroski had in
peared- saw Austin at bis open win 49,
he said. Il believe our old 80.
itionist il leaving rs. He has just cr
% the station with a couple Of ~
lantesus- Has be said nothing to Joo -
itYv won't
said Farley. smiling. 1t wa
MT be take his fsIIor-conspirator 5ob-s
onndencef WA "
ei, you see returned ORourke. Ny hr
~ maven ss<eo ain Tor his TIT, az
o'u ne misnt him
,slv $1,000 - r would
-Huuof H.. L 80 him.
Meet them FOR M. her. -wh
elbow. III be down IN two min. ftor.
wei
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fh. 81.