The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-01-21

&4a-1f~ FIX IN.
CcnsfsAie had incurred the especial
dispiessare Of The mother on y forues
visit. through the anahash@a fashion with
which he hsa s7aesvored 10 pry into shs
secrets Of the volcano. Old Pelee was
idensihea wish the inner life OF Martin
iene. Ike the memory and the statue 81
Josephine Mr. SrapShary feis thas the
mysteries Of the mountain we're cot for
the eyes Of mans ieSsf 81 al. for the eyes
Of an American. In whom the spirit az
venerafion wes not She bad very clear
picture in her mind Of Constable as he
peered. and possibly Snat. into the appall-
ing ehaSrns Of the sammif. and postered
about In the din xorxe~ which sesused the
Tisan'S sa~ks The daughter had shared
a 1.-THE OF her mothers epiaion until Con-
stables monograph on the mountain had
fallen into her hsndSl Thea she realized
that this was no parvenu who bad car
ried on his studies In their midst.
Mr.. Ssanshuvy was away on bis annual
"trip to the States TIE nAnsle OF host
fell. accordlngiy. upon the ample Shout
aer~ OF Uncle joey. lie arrived witAin
an boar. and his "trip cut TO the Msdame
had nos been futile. since be brought
Breen wish him The latter seemed to
divine az once the defective currenf be-
tween Mrs. Sssn~tury and bis friend and
foressslled any slight tension during din
ner that evening By xpri<hsly narratives
OF the voyage Tie seemed to atsrcf the
srfention Of the elder woman. and 60 be
stimulated By her Close scrutiny Of his
face and personality. That evening. after
dinner. the men moved out upon the We
rmnda TO smoke.
.-Thi# Ia second hand air. Uncle joey
Constable remarked Il SHUT INV eyes
moment ago and thought | was down
amonK the steel mills OF the lower No
You're the expert In Pelee. net I. Pc
tor the old planter answered -Anril
and May aren't cur best months. bat
are having now
Constable moved out Info the wardso
to iook at the say. In no way did be
the seriousness OF the time.
In the south. low ard to the left Of the
carbee peaks. the new moon arose. bur
~ithouf the sharpness Of outline p~cu-
lar TO the tropics. II was an orange
,ue. instead Of siEx~ry. and blurred SIS II
zen through a fine wire screen A faint.
ow rumblinx was heard from the north
4 was like thunder. but the horizon
bore and around Pelee was anscash@d !
. lightning Miss Sfansbury bad been !
1 the piano. but the music now ceased.
-Iiow long Is il since the mountain
as had q session OF grumbling. Uncle ,
oeyg' Constable asked.
From time TO time for the past ten I
ays- Before that. twenty years. Peter q
This Is quite q novelty-this added {
K neon Consfahle added -It's the .
sh-tos lying between II there isn't a o
eavy rain In the Night. well have q :
bite world Tomorrow
Miss StsnSbury appeared on the We !.
india. and moved ont upon the lawn. !.
here Constable was standing
Are you really 50 greatly worried. Mr..
onssabls7~ she asked in a iow tone q
why. the fact that Pelee IS acting cut a
the ordinary IS enough to make any one e
optical Of his intentions. There ara ri
few man-eafers among the mountains Of ..
E worid-Krakatoa. Bandai-san. Coto- =,
Ii. Yesuvins. Etna-cnronic old ruf- -,
rs. whom you can't tame. thousand -
ars is nothing to them They wait. ~
Il as crocodiies. until cities have formed s.
their hanks and seers have built tenn pT
. IN their riffs They have tasted sa
I'd. you see. and the madness comes fn
* Pelee IS 9 suspect in,
Ito be continued-) u~