New-York tribune., 1909-07-04

Of Igh-. The gray PLAIN vas -lsl1le- The black
bordering oi mesa ana lAe t4-- pan - Nal--D Fe-
leading on 70 LO-eto- the O-r oi Ia Pa where rode
the ships that sailed 70 Panama. 20 Spatn--o al
the l1srs of the World. the Flesh and the De-T
The thought flowed Ike vine mo his brain
Silently ne sp-a1g over the threshold u -r=
church With eager fingers he felt about the edges
the altar step \ moment more and UIrL --e box
thrust n his belt pouch. ne -et-ace1 MS steps Ee
reached his room He was trembling G-ea- beads
Of sweat c-1g 70 his brow His hands were c-z----
and shaking What was that ! sound, 1ze-- he
looked toward The dOO- hall n dread u seeing r-e
awful presence Of an AveCg1cg Angel blaze before
him Only the sta-lIt square Of mission garden
No. There, i shadow. tall and black. fitted past
Not The Archangel Of his fears bur The -ee1c laz-
ter Of the Underworld He1Te-a s ree-E C-a--e-ef.
He could scarcely control scream hen --e La---
OF the soldier was -oused- He would 90 down stand
ing He would face the horror though = =ea- his
He staggered toward the doorway and leaned
heavily against the wall The handle u his sword
struck against the stone. The shade" turned The
terrified man Iu-chei forward
What. are YOU sleepless- too came The voice n
the padre Heb-e-a gasped and with c---cu--- coz
+-Crlef himself L farcied I heard an u17c--z5
noise the quet voice went on Il became restless
with some -ag1e risgIving n truth. have 81
,,--4s+ among nv flock and here II the wilderness
one knows not the day nor the hour lie broke ~
abruptly I have had dream an e-l dream
Come with ne nv son l would make sc-e q he
safety Of my trust l. Is foolish. know. buzz these
Indians are brt newly II the fold
NdECHANICALLTth the bucaree- followed the priest
INl as he took his way 10 the church. whose tank
formed the opposite wall OF the court ~ The
threshold he hung back He heard The echo ~ his
c-ruarlo-s ster, ring hollow from The -a-,-eE -=--
Irg Of the empty building. He heard his 5-r--s
furnbIiug by the ravlshed altar caught The sharp
s--lE-l, of the flint saw the quick blazing u The
as suddenly ex-iuguIsHed. and heard The eE-.a-=-
ri0r II horror and d-SuaE-
Tie realized that the murder must be u
row-1ovr, And Il was not II his power 70 Say ---s
man.
fell into the arms Of his guilty guest Is gone i
1s gone, Oh, Ny dream was true, This Is ---
rrer.t upon my sins. he cried II anguish Oh ~
son nv SON II Judgment Again = Is my -- o-
pride He has laid upon my spirit the burden .5
this soul that Is da-uced,-Carn1el e-e--sE r --
: burning hell
The adventu-e- half led. half carried. --=
sinking padre 10 the room. laid Inn ~
the -aWEIie cot. struck l--- ---l
- his flint and steel and II The ---v
A wall lamp His face was ---- and
z<xzA his mouth tWIrChef-
Cga7re raised his ce---=- ~
and beat on his head a-5 .-=az-.
%&sA Have pity % Cod n ------
AVs#sxx4 Have pity, These nv
f<2k4 children brought --=-- 20 ]. b
q EE4 faith Visit not this -CC- -z.--
4 ~ sz<1 sliding savage with Thy eternal
= E~sH4 wrath. Lo-d- Lord. they are II
q ss%S Mfz33zz children
$~ Throwing himself on i<s-eez
= g. he buried his face II his hands
z@sz<24 49, and wept-
80 Heb-e-a looked on aehazc
Visions Of ethIrg n-e and t-Ir--
: stone uruauahle shapes and
S&5 horrId sounds. Sckered him ] he
! &4 voice OF the priest rose, broken
k9Exx Lord. IN Thy mercy. con
- I denn them not, / should have
kept them from temptation. /
R H love them. o Lord, / VIII ex-