Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-22

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81 h:N wing con born OF Suuprio.
Ia an that ny name was English /
d not hu,w My father died when /
was ten Years old aud remembered
him as always with y sad look on his
face. which was reflected i'm my moth
cr's When | grew older | asked her
why my father aud she had always ap
p '' q sId She could not bring her.
St. o. tell me the reason and | re.
main q In -nurauce
Wiz" was twenty my mother died
ana resolved TO leave the desoIate
place where had been born and seek
a mere active lid Before going !
made Inquiries OF a ueighbor concern.
in a. pare soiourn i'm those parts
H"d wa, : IA ih", bad come there
ScJ m; years o." re- my Firth and I'm
for time lived ns gentle frlk but sui
sequently they dwrlt ms did thci
nei"hb"rS Nv father had from IN
coming appeared to have a cloud ur
his mind My mother had told me b"
fore her death that sum OF none
Ind hrcn '' in y bark f,r me a. -
ncArest rl a.d ..ro There
,lHi"cd Il 9"d uk ra 'rl
land
on my ARRIVAL in .e"' " y.
about l"rk for " -.
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tod lin Lc looked mp H. me- in ,r
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prrS" r"."rIpL with certain
tr. r.' I'D not tell
0a.n not, 'd ia d IA person
were M.ar- Of Iprr.o. edu alton
NJ iI.c.' person even manifesto 4.
alH i interest in me Some
poi. '.l I'D would turn
II nC VITA apparent DISCUS
l..r turrS regarded me compassion
a''IH one day asked my employer
'"i an expiration of the mystery that
D. over ne After thin ing some
L. toll. me that it would he be-
not to knew it. He advised
.a - my name.
..." a. ~ 'Oulf 'teu 10 remain In
' the secret weighed upon
CT Grya ed. To KIN
c. i.,A 10 try another
..clnp tHal whnlever il W..
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won't 20 New
lore IL.
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I.i in Am"r a that more ppopI
-I,. j that dreaded interest In N
n"air than III England. aud dineren,
interest On being introduced TO me
most persons showed a repulsiou
though many strove TO conceal Il.
burned With a desire 70 know what IL
all meant: but. remembering the advice
Of my London employer, / refralned
from asking. and no one offered to EN-
Tighten me. To occupy my mind /
went TO library TO read. There
stumbled on the secret
4a v.sa' IN OF the advice given me
g. emp rr was now ap
u.ued uame
"a ~ o.. Amer lu army TO Geht
against Ing and ] knew now thar
90. U@h 4 o. q been born al road Amer
} WAS 800 native lund | burned To-
90 some important work for her. To-
die for hei on the deld Of battle.
There were no important engagements
except that at New Orleans. which was
fought after peace was declared. AS
! hau entered the army. a private.
came out a private Under my as.
sumed name / went into business and
prOspered.
Then fell 10 love. had vowed
that | would never bring a child into
the world 10 suffer the blight under
Which | suffered. aud strOve TO crush
tie natural longing that had taken DOS.
sessicu Of me. My uherings were
teDtOld What they bad been before
AeauwhiIe 10 was evident that / had
won the heart u the girl loved. II
was essential that should explain my
Conduct toward bpr told her M,
secret
She loved me all the more. from pIrv
tL1t ! suffered from suuther's fault
She reminded me- that each sucopssi,,
de- 1de would carry me and mine fur
iuer fiOm the orignal uausgrp-siof
and That uv successors puld feel E.
less than those Of ms own gcuer1
non Persuaded by This view. asked
Der 30 marry me continued TO- live
for % time under my assumed nam.
f1' when joined the tide ~ emigra
ton settling westward ] resumed m.
own
This is my secret 10 the Revolution.
ary war an officer Of great merit aud
prominence on the patriot side turned
traitor attempted to- deliver 90 fbp
British an important strategic position
ono foi 20 the enemy Living ir Eng
land where hD was dcsr.sed ha