The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-04

- py review OF hNys comnaav
"Unele Sam will 49,.
recrs
the old tiag--your fsrs and nina
well, New York migLo 20 ~, 49,,
That's my religion"
They walked out, i,rr and Md
ine. aiong tue pa''eryll by the sea
In silence. as IL by nul randa~,on..
This Is the last we 4 ha tooa,n,,
for the present. anyw Miss Ntada
line" poor Bob began
I'm afraid So" murna Nada,,no
But we shall meet In go.
time" he went on desperl -tha, !.
II w%both live"
"If We both i've" repeal,,ada,in.
In an awestricken tone pnhar,
You mean II you live. hose g.,
you are going. too. into droaa,,'
war. II Il comesg'
"Yes. Madeline. must
yours and mine together ~ g.
est girl? You don't deny u ,.a,
gives me courage. You x w6a,
duty means. And you know ,ona
means. too. don't you? MndG a.
love you. shall always Won
Anele' has
granted me this much-allowda -
go go ~" "'e Sou-"nu ling
least. thank God. And haha
strongest kind OF faith In me ndat
our story isn't going 10 be CUT,
here. IL may be interrupted.
got 10 be tried by tire. maybe,
can stand IL if You will THU,
me, won't you. Madeline?"
Il shall keep watch upon fate"
For the rest or their time togel
their silences were more eloquent /
their words.
Lieutenant Kerchiyal West pas
through one more dramatic scene
fore quitting Charleston.
In an obscure tavern by the WI
front he found Frank Hayerill. a
cere. young desperado. whose b
dissipated look had something stral
~ attractive about II and whose
tlemanly speech and manner belle
certain affectation OF hardlhood
bravado.
All this latter was swept away
the sudden. violent wave OF emot
that yisibly rushed over his whole
ing when West delivered Mrs. la
Ills message and handed him the Il
ct containing the portrait miniature
With an oath on his lips and &c
running down his hardened face
cried ont hoarsely;
I've been fool. an ungrateful Z
and I've deserved Jail and worse.
I'll stand the gan ana not blame
one but myself either But. by heay
I'm glad now that you settled "
that Thornton before | got 10
And came down here 70 Charles
to seek him as friend! Now. list
Lieutenant West. ana ! want you
tell this 10 my father and TO my a,
est mother. for she is that'-here
kissed the miniature fervently--"
them that deserve the worst that
happen 10 me. but that didn't dies
my wife
Poor girl. She only allowed Il
story 10 20 ont In order 20 throw th
OFF the track and help me TO escape.
| did Now she viii know that
colonel and Mrs. Haverill know
truth. and that will comfort her m,
than the money they are sending h
God bless them, And IL would co
fort me. too. II anything could. /
nothing can. except <ofie thing. a
that Is eight and plenty OF e. ! wg
to light my way bnck To- self respe
TO honor. and show those who ha
stuck by me that I'm worth saw
after nll No matter what happei
thank God I've stu got freedom
6ghtr'
DO you mean that you1l enlist
asked West
"Yes-yes. lieutenant. can't get
Washington quick enough"
"ln the Federal army. Of coursey'
Surely the eight for the Union.
Bully for you. Frank cried {
officer. impnisively grasplng the bo,
hand. That will be splendid NEWS I
the colonel
The somber scowi ovcrspread Frai
face again lie rose to 1
feet aud said earnestly;
No. Lieutenant West | charge Va
upon honor. not 10 tell my father n
10 tell any one--but 10 keep this =
rret between ourselves. IL will
time enough for them 10 know when
have proved myself a nan agni