The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-27

ly full two of the other men held it up and said: "Jee-ru-salemr and che tam-oshanter kept stretching, for 1t is knitted. you know. and there was SO much gold in h that they couldn't raise It from the table. And Moilis
 Let her B rip; Put in morer At last they had to stop because the coins were tumhling out. and the young man vas going to put the tumbied ones back In the little sack. but MolIis
 Guess. mister. yon must corral them toog So when they took away the sack they smptied the cap on the table and they began weighing the money in the scales. And the young man wrote how much 1t was on q piece of paper. And Moliie took a check from her pocket. and 1t was signed. and she got pen and wrote on it. and put in some figures. and when asked her what 1t was all about she handed 1t to me and I read on it:
 "A thankofrering to Snug Harbor in memory of dear life and a gallant gentleman and knew that she meant was the dear life and the gallant gentleman was The Manl And. oh! dear, I do so want to SC himr' There was such a suspicious culver in her lip that Stephen, hoping to keep her thoughts away from her own anxiety. said.
 GO on. dear. tell me all about it. And I hope Moliie will come here some day. I want to know herE Pearl con- tinued.
 -rhen one of the other men. he was the very oldest and the very baldest of them all, said that it was a very noble gift that Colonel Watford and his beautiful daughter had made. And MoIlie laughed and said:
 "tCome onr And then we all came home: and Mother. and Daddy too.
 As the narration of this episode had come to an end. Stephen. wishing to keep the child's mind occupied. asked:
 And was there anything more about" she stopped just in time. for unconsciously she was just going to say "Harold": but she went on SO quietly that the pause was not notic- ed-~The Man"
 ~oh. vesi when we were out in San Raphael. Daddy brought home one day from his office in San Francisco. a beau tfful gold medal ever so big, and said that 1t was sent for John Robin son from the Royal Humane Society for his noble deed. And was to give it to him from them. They had sent 1t to Daddy because he and Captain Tab --on the Scoriac. you know-had writ ten to tell them all about 1t. We have it with us: Mother has 1t in her trunk. We didn't bring 1t today because the trunks weren't unpacked. And. oh, I do wish that Doctor would come. ! want to see The Manr She was SO restless marching about the room. that Stephen saia:
 would YOU like to go out on the balcony darling: of course if Mother will let yon It is quite safe, assure you. Mrs Stonehouse. It is wide and open and is just above the flower bor- ders. with q stone rail You can see the road from it by which Mir. Hilton comes from Port Lannoch. He will be riding" Pearl yielded at once to the diversion. It would at any rate be something to do. to watch. Stephen npanea the French window and the child ran out on the balcony.
 When stephen came back to her seat Mrs stonefouse said quietly:
 "F sm glad sheais away for a few minutes She has been overwrought and sn always afraid for her. She is so sensitive. And after allo she is only kahy"
 ..she is a darling!" said Stephen irn. puisively: and she meant 1t. Mrs