The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02

.P.s dno Inen settled into IN, n.
d-one1' reed' ood and below" thu s t.ysl,l
an 5qn SEQ: what did ~,
sac s.Y inc Plunser. with sudds, =" M,
po nave Won more than oosl o1ssa
late you!" - 's'''S--l corsr,r.
"Ah, my Godr cried a..
~ II. = 'rcliSL rcna OF deltsht. Il viii dsusss
coIn Ine re9ched 1c towards the fresSs dsuSs sS.
aSain, but the Plunger sp me, tlnen a.s
his way. and with a onIs, ,pa, nlnssf
caught up the rolls .S af Mo7ie.sl
cropped them into the skIrt ~ t"GIosy ,Iy al
her treasure. ap'oh 10 rscs,s
Now, said young H,,!
termlnedly, you come wIth sloid ts
frchcnnan tried to argue and & ~
INC P!unger pushed him m ~, ~ oa.,
Silent stubbornness OF d., wa lAt|
re handed the woman ,ntn san
at the door. showed her m,sbsrSS : ,aFael
her. and while the man Sr,s,! 1 n attii'
ADDRESS she save him, ho fold ~ 70 us|
man, with an air OF a. chi.s re-
mat he must leave Monte C,r,a "a Hss
That very night. oi''o " az
DO you suppose I dom. 49,,
sdid, DO You fancy | sosaI
kt.o"iedse? I've seen them e,n. - ~
Tlch and 90 away paupers. Rn, rs ~, -
not; you shall keep what yos ~ ~
sP!Ie lheH; l1e sent the wo,rgr =.
nst room to pack while ne eTro-nl'..' Z =
VIII ana oro"oeat the eycItsd ~.
s.0onl IN tne carriage. Wher 81
suInea Win the bag packed. jarS
aeavy WITH The gold that d. .s-,..,
could hardly. lift IL up beside ;hs ~.
hill 10 the station. 81 N''e y |
THE train for Paris lsav.. =, =,
night" he said. "and you win e. ~
By morning. Then you must co:. y 80 80
bargain with this old Carbut sps c,' y. -
return here again" 1'''
inc Frenchman had turned du-,, a.
rloe from an angry. Indignant p-:rsr
10 q Joyful madnan, and vss rnr h.,
iulIy and eGusively humble in hk ~.
lions FOR pardon and in his ms,
Their bcnefactor as they ware nl,,rf,,
cail hlu, hurried them into ina v,I-,,
train and ran to purchase thsl, 80,
for them '''
Now ne said. as the r,nN krr,
the door OF the compartment evo- ~
alone. and no one can get In ssd "a
cannot get out. Go hack 10 you7 -, |
10 your new home. and never co-s
this wrctched place agnin. Prums. = /
YOU underSta nd never asaini'
They promised with effuslye rsss.
ton. They embraced each olhg q.
children, and the man. pulling Of Ihl
called upon the good Lord to thant q
gentleman.
You will be in Paris, Will wu rtt
said the woman, In an ecstasy Of ,lzl
ure, and you will come TO see Us |, q
own shop. Will you not? Al, ve h,I
be so greatly honoredr SIR. Il YOU l0s2
visit us, II YOU would come 10 ID. b1zs
YOU have given us You have haM
so greatly. slr," she said, 'ard N
heaven bless youl"
She caught up his gloved hshd .
rested on the door and kissed !! usin
snatched It away in great eMtansS
ment and blushing like girl He =
band drew her towards him. and ~
young bride sat at mis- side with Ar ts
close TO his and wept tears Of EasTs
OF excitement.
"Ah, look. sir" said the young n
joyfulIy. ''look how happy yc1 MI
made us. You have made US hr7F q
the rest OF our lives"
The train moved out with e.
heavy rush. and the caT-wheels !ss
the young strangers last worts =
seemed to say. You have made Is aN
made us happy for the rest o. y
lives"
II had all come about go rapny
the Plunger had had no time 70 80
or to weigh his motives. ara ~
seemed real TO him nov, as ?.
alone on the platform OF tns a''s
serted station. were the Worus ~,
man echoing and re-echolng Ike ~
frain OF the song. And men ,nss. ~. s-,I
to him suddenly. and with gu "
of a gamblers superstition, tne M
that the words we're the same
which his father had used N ~ III
you can make us happy 10! 'Hs "'
our lives ,,,. neaI
"Ab." he said. with qules 81.
doubt, "if I could! Il made no',
fools happy mayn't live 10 SLFk
hing 10 MIN, and to her? . W
cried, but so gently that one ,;n - ELL
BOW could not have hearo -'""
He lie tossed . % up his hands. and drss X
iown again and clenched 'i,''"s ~ ~
% the calm purple sky With ~
IF moving stars, "Help mel = - uN
,ered lIercely. ''help me- ans AM,
owered his head the queer nssy s,r, n
ne seemed 10 go. and a CAIN ls
1is nerves and left him IN
lid not know what 1t mign. ~ /,
10 dare TO question the cnsIss ~ 1<
lad come to him, but turnsr a,rs anI
the hin, with tns aT nd ~ !,
till upon him OF one WY S-T rnI
,eyond himself for one Mss,v s he rae I
nto another world Wns~ n.ssrvan. be.5
lie room he found his i,ttt
With nm anxious race oVe e,e msaa
e tore w guilty. ,ing aS ~ 10 ny ~, >,
ersd; c,,1 you .nt,v mg1e %were you n9I' :, q !,
a,I a,d 1ssd oeS1' not st"i fnish your letter; !,
ding home. from tbs rs =
II am gong "a d" rs he pullsd = = y Z
" attepS; aSd ,y,rew Tg T himself heavily, ~ n
o%st % ana !.f -,IiI S lake the frst n'I 4,
ca: EDS here T.'' and md | win sIs'FYay = =
,Si,e von nut up my. thinSSs, ~ y
ain. YOU understanding His had n.
,cls an lhe pillows heaW%,, III
. had come IN from nd - q,
,l,. and his eyes closed IN ~. - !,
II essilv at his side. ssppy, '
q. .ood frightened and ye!s ext. -Ssssb "
10 tears running down H al q
, loved his master deafS' 'uaN,rs ~ 4
I'VE are going 1so hGn,y; hSGTno,yw;sliy, .SsC q:
,lng home; home 70 srnmo5r-snt I'll .
ngford and The sonc.ali ,,- ali The VI X
ling to be happy i9T ,or - = nors55 ~
lr lives" He paused i ar.r lhs ~ a
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,Ils .ep. "nea %ae vet a great v" ~
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alters alter came TO wake ,;,lo +. "ehfi "' 'aA
master sleeping Iike ,S,.
? In his sleep ~