Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-02-07

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Ter his self-love as well as she had done +
Just now. rss rDf af.af aW
But, be had to go back to his pre-
lenses Nature and culture between them
had done SO much for him that BE had
forgotten how to walk straight. yhf
p ~ haVefft nfaeh' TO offer you,y hr said. i.
n am poor sand Il can't give you a grand
hope8soclq tso4 sdj u9d5 bra or1l
, yShes was in such, % futter, az the ac-
coRpl ishment of All her hopes, so gtaasIq
and, 50 shaken I'd, think herself this hefs,%
h9rone,1 fhiso nandsofle. Seleeuent, famous,
devoted sSatFiot,sg ychoson, dthat -she was II
half oh5HerfcajT SteI 'arospsd iheB hand
,kerehief, from her. tear-stained eyes, 9and1
,clappedS both. hands together = like "a a Child,
and laughed in his face, O''@ bns n
7AWhy,o I'VE got biz million 9doliarsrn'yi
ycHe festd Instantly tabd os~iftlyfhe bad |
played sthal Ofool n I'm $ pretepding not to-
know that sshes was wealthy, The very
opeppess of her sta teinent seemed, to Say
SO, What need had there been, forwsoF
silly ppreteGse When sheShado told HIM her !
Own heaft ESQ ilpfaihly AZ And with sthis
swift aind iinstantosenseC inU hiss mind he |
Ptutned vthS fsuHs into English money and
| saw THAI though, il WAS smaller than sheA
had fancied, it was prodi gions stl 5Sut
he was cQnmitted to his useless humbug,
now, and could not ego back from II -
k''Sixg million dollars ~ fhe ssaidl like a
man amazed. MS Twelve hundred Thousand
popnds?,. Oh !, / am, glad I did not know
/ that, or 1 should have meyer dared to
| speak, knew" he went on, to soften
i down his bfunder, ilest it should have
4 dangerous Consequences later ionsriI lnew
tthati syon must have money, and the
i thought frightened me-, If had known
the truth l should never have dared
/ al am glad, them she answered, hid
Fling her face Dinl her hands, that you
! Hah'ttkhowrt ,wcg.-M 10 stimd 7n1 ,
A i'aIt ffaeKtens me- stili,r he sal d. G SIT
4 eanDscarceiyo dare to think of it, 1881
4 ytiBub you qleve- me, don't you E'H she
whispered, Struggling her sshQpldersf) Eith
a childish lshhTriniinng gesture Of appeal,
and looking up at him, through. her HANDS.
ri "fDVe y8i?' he Cried, and throwing
: bothsarms AROUND her he drew her tophis
sbpeastawShe clay there quite cent.eAted'
and ehe, looking oyer her shoulder WIN WIN q
smile that was almost wild, said to him;
self ttYoonu have ~on,s. 'Hector4you have
won. YOU'RE a made man" -e1o9 sal
1JlnShS ptft up Ref Alps TO- be, kissedaip a.
= matter4of fact LaIway as if she had bHSr
$ a. child. though She blushed VERY pree9tilI
81 as she, did SO. u O,Reurke rpHt hrs armi
: around her and kissed her, and suddenly
With a little cry, She whisked away from
| him. and ran quickly into the shelter o
) the trees. G The dove maker, thus abrupt.
. left. zstared after her until she had dis
>, appeared, and then, turning, started TO De
hold the near figure of an elderly MAJ
= firm
= fulton not to have seen anything express
!. ed in the, very, curve of his shoulders
y The slowly retreating figure, was that G
= Dobroski, whom he had imagined 70
: far away in London arranging for tn
u destruction of empires. What could hay
20 brought him here? t'7
h But in a little while, making up h
+ mind that he had certainly been seel
.ds and resolving to take the matter IN Il
"a boldestI way, he marched ,lat a good -FOUR
70 kpace after, the, retreating Dohr9skl, an
70. by and by came up. with him.. There WI
= a faint twinkle in the eye of the o
W. anarchist. though but for that he WI
s- as grave as a. statute. The mere ia
be fof brisk motion seemed to heye1 restor'
r. o,Rourkes to, his usual condition -.
n took the bull by the. horns. s-l
w "You saw me a minute or two bac
he STRIP Us pA .". Jan
nd The twinkle in DobrOski'sl eye broa
i'll ened into smile. -1+ A'. ~" 80
at Forgive me, he said IT Itried .
to to sec youlor teobe seen" .5sra l. &
II am going to be married, sir IS
IN. fO'Rourke. And that is my busin'
nix over there. 1t is a secret at present,
ms nv future wife's DESIRE" Y
de OF wish you happy" said the old -m'
GU with an almost fatherly look.n9"A go
an woman Is a crown unto her husband.
YOU have chosen we'll your wife will I
hold you back from the great work
He which YOU have set your hand" O'Roul
said nothing, but he listened with an
er. of Difference 81 am here" pursued ID
hen roski, ION purpose to seek you
ST. you give me, now, little OIL your tiln'
a az am always and entirely at your
,r's vice, Mr.. Dobroski," answered O'Rour
lit "Let me ask you one question to
BON gin with. Did you know the policy
osv Mr.. Frost and his associatesT" ...
by az have never worked intimately W
rise tbem,p said O'Roufke, ''but / know IL
'om general policy" a.4st
4 a I'VE have broken apart" said D
ent roski, mournfully. Il have had TO .
them that we cannot work together"
eT, O'Rourke sighed and threw his ha
self abroad with a hopeless gesture. I
ken might fight it out between them now
ootn he had to look as If he cared for fl
and little longer, and then he would be
&C He could already hear the perfervid