The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-08-26
CHAPTER w


Ihe next day Pearnsn 5ecane excess
fTsly hammered q his kopefnl sons pro
tscr t4eagn he did no< AZ al disguiss
@ hizzs~<f the disrulties that stood in
zhe way Of Its 2ccouEplishnenE II h
lad nk had ne advantage % such an
stnczrzon As San bad had pet he bad
D&de a large fortuns By trading q tbs
readiness Of his felIow-n@n- Those
VIA scAieTs this A0x<a Il nay Be hrrle
60 their cre1f. become more tAoro1xhly
~scguzlated vita the springs Of ne human
zzlnS -A4n all the meEAphysicians and phi
icso2hers sk0 have ever written o. arzz2
ed zbout H. As son might BE N sstuts
xaA1 ezonxA at his rotation Of the turf
oGt he Vas a chId. compared 70 his fzth-
a. zAea computing % EAAt exrent he
eocif pers1Ads. bind. or hreak men 70
his owe viii The son tho1sht the adr4n-
eN<es at saA Al aLlizncs must b~ 50
transparent Ia a worldly poiar Of view
60 Harold Denisoa that he would be 4
wtliax cczdjutor in the sAene. fron the
E>oDe23 IL was PROPOSED 10 hils the faith
er AZ oncs forsszE tie Odd family pride
ehs iaEaAnt ne noos~d The idea-
But he said 70 hiuself. 4 have had
E1ch 20 do 1urh Harold Deniso1. and
~ 80 - = ---r4 i
az hear 70 The core. In all those uo1-
btous c4ys Of his when l xAs ~seetli1g
ais a2airz. 4 aeser mes Kim dEen upon
vAaf the results might Be 70 his wife
and ~dx1gkter- IL N4s ever what be had
% give aR. Hen scat this proposal
Einh indixnati0a when 1 6rst mention Il
70 hi2s bar hen cone round 70 il IN
tine As for the girls that's Sans
AFFAIR bur when Denison has once made
up as mind 70 her marrying him he's As
likely a 1zn as | Know % ruru o the
domestic screx heavily I've seen hAr
Sraeie worked more than once. and IFS
generally pretty eEzciouz They run
Away with somebody else afterwards &C
cAsioaAlly. bat th4rs the fault OF the
hashands not kesping them within
bounds Yes: IN ride 0ssr and SEE Den
ts71 to-norros- Il won't be 4 very plezs-
ant 100. | doubt: bat l an used to hat
Ina owner Of Giinn felt thar slight /.
n<rvous perrarhati0a that invariably at
rends the call Of a large creditor The {
zolse Of the czrrizzs wheels had merely {
produced 4 feeling Of lz1xuid curiosity : l
but the announcement that Mr. PearmAn
wanted 70 see him made the s~Quirsis
pulse qaickea. and IL vas with an anx-
fsry he sas unable to disguise that Ia }
wsiconed him IN his own peculiar zlox =
fones- \
sit down. Pezrman- Take rhar arm Z
enzir, and make yourself comfortable :
hope to heaven y0u haFsn't com TO make 4
me the rsserseT~ /
Not AT al. Mr. Denisan- Ny visit Is 1
a business one. though 1 have sou@ /
ching | shoald like just % talk to you d
a little abouf presentiy- Shocking wealth
Ct we're having Bad for the fzrmen- 4
very. knit nr il
You may say that Nothing ne have e
TO sell seems to Be worth anything An d
farm produce 10 a drug IN the market
How's Csriander going on7 IL looks Ike A
gathering a terrible harvest in April r
AZ Sewnzrke<. anyhow The horse Is !
DOING well. I suppossY N
Yes I believe -. You know. Mr.. CT
.snison. Tn getting 100 cid myself to u
'ee after such thinpL I cave all that 10 oE
bat be tells ms the horse win run to
yell for the Guinezs.' bar sccidentA-
Run weiP Bar accidentsr Way. Sc
ACCIDENTS. 5e must win" cried the
ssnguins Denison- Il never b1 IN
low. as you know bat IN the old days n
should have had a thousand on him" N
~Ah, well. said the Old lawyer. -ther~ a
there II IA Tou always would believe
q certainfies IN racing I nsger myself .oo
further rhzn believing q horse would u.
IN we'll" .
Yes laughed the squire: -and En aoi
consequences you mzds a fortune While no
lost one Ia afraid. too. Il would Be ns
BE same thing all over again II 1 cculd 0'
exin once more ol
Psarmzn shot a keen Iook sf hin from 70
nder hin grizzled brooks. and thouxht eoe
ost azsuredly that Il would Be 90. and IN
5w very much IL would facilitate his l11
rrseut design II the squire was . HrrIe son
IFoiyed In that way a. present He Of An
'urse knew the main part Of Harold ARs
entznrlemsufs. but even be-
ough his principal nan % business. did sgul
q know how bad things really were II eoul
have given him more coufdncn stor
unfold the obje~ Of bis embassy bad :.
been pozsesssd Of such knoxlsdrs- Ms
We'll. Pezruzn,- coutinusd ne .uufre thin
am AFRAID I hare no money LEFT to put thoz
on Corander- Those old days are En1i
ne. Yes" said De1iso1. bitterly. half hs
are Of mere account to ne now Eou
m soverelgns we're thea But what Is da1z
yOu Eznt 70 tzEk 70 N about7 Moth A
20 ny ~adrzntzxe IN Be bound sgut
Tn afraid not lot bat that It might eTe1
But i've never bes1 able. Mr. Denf- coax
/ 70 induce you to Iistsn to anything Thai
Tour own a~dFantzgE- neys
Cad dr. / can call 70 mind very certa
: Of yoar propositions thar TENDED hat ing :
A few hundreds 20 De saved here hs a
J there. az the cost Of total abandoo- odd
NJ OF ny social Dozftio7-czses III p
ich the saving vas Inconnensurate a m
b The sacrifice quali
You judge ne hardly. Mr. Denfson- AJs-
the occasions to which you aIude N
don ne IL I say that Il was On over nan
deiicacy ca your part which pre- ais I
ted matters being brought TO q more Y
conclusion II Is ne way stopp
b Jos an nuffered the cd azyer. a lev
'inKiy. You forget these scrupIes Of q.
n they uight Be Of use to you. and awarl
lper US Who hare 20 put yozr aGafu xere
light. with them s~fterEardG~ xers
Denison Of Giinn. sir. i not to Be nets.
uded IN the sane category a. a bank a 70
trader, I presuue.~ remarked the as "