The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1911-11-04


u circumstances TO incur his dian
proval. Il not his anger. Rensaela er
fingered long enough 10 urotest
II say, old man" said be. '.you might
have been fair enough to dive : 6el-
low Z correct tin when I asked Won IN
the frst place. You've LET me mske an
a. OF myself. finally save N n the
aunt and proposed 60 Niaa Breed NOT
long aRo. IL wish Won hapnine.s. !.
Kelvin looked eniematicaIIv into
Rsnsselaers ewes. abruntlv isugbe6
aloud ana then vbeel,nc turred sr,o
his own room
etslvart .oid,er. .prrounAaA IN.
White Home grounds In linee tvo
deep. From the e.tes n ths main
entrance the way was lined mon both
si{ies with bronxed. erav beart,ed non
deecripts. who stood slouchilv n their
olive green khaki ana who had noth.
ins Of the bea Hing Of soldier. n their
attitude. They were strange LOT. fun
900 Of them. and vet any one disposed
20 laugh at the awkward line had only
70 look into the stern succession Of
inirthless eyes to know that here
was doRged lighting blood. Already
throughout the length and breadth Of
the land there had been sunlcicnt
clashes to Get citizen against soldier
and soldier against citizen. and re-
cruits that but the day before yesterday
had spat at uniform and yesterday
had been driven by necessity into the
employ Of the army today found them
selves arrayed against their former
comrades ana spat at the plain citt-
senry.
Witnin the white House there were
tnrongs OF those VINO deemed that
tney nad right TO inquire. TO argue.
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way ne'vln' sitlns In CAIN pomp'
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She was deathly pale. There were
dark rings under her eyes. Evidently
she had passed sleepless night Phil
lip, obeying his habit Of mentally ig-
horing sudden and agitated thoughts
that he might consider them In forced
calmness, looked down upon her COM
passionately. and the moment for
which Elsie had waited all these years
had at last arrived. Today she stood
nearer to him in affection than any
other living creature. Love had come
to him at last. Well. there was still
fine. He had fought and he had won.
The moment Of his triumph was at
hand ana with the fruits Of that
triumnb ha wou,d crown love He
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