Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1913-07-03

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TO- sz-1<o-s. s-ziEz-- 1s1- Csven-
t1s1 Ezs neither. b1- hone knew bet
rs- ~ Pol-T tat where Re -zs most
Lzcz-E Il Appearance e EzS Richest
Il sZ.S-z-cs ne carried sears hon
o-ze-y earned i those Differences ne
sz5 tssa p-ors 70 cultivate Eith less
zs-s-o1s natures, for lis scheme o.
lts I'll co- ezb-zcs re millennium
Tank Cod. 700 got here ~hen
70 DID, said Czr-i-Eton-
Ne Sss so1s pushed 70 tine. but
ne 5oce Il responded tie earl mod
ss--y He zccsS. What now.-co ~e
make : lzndi.g.-
No-unlssS Il inIe-fsrss Nth your
lla-s 1T 70 want 10 get around
r1z -sxr bs16 before - tie up Later
vel Al 20 bzck Czn count on
10.
Eo- sho-s-y car consider this
here - soc-zole = neighborhood as
sT=- s-ruek i plszses re EeiL
FO-ks are - ard doing asrezoout
Cz-rl-g-o- looked eagerly around In
search q Betty Sic vas sitting on
a u1cur1ed rub. Z pathetic enough
1E-re - SIC d-oored against tie Wall
0. c-s q he shzr-ies Elrh all her
. courage cutie gone from Ter lie
Ezds lis Esy quickly 70 her side.
La whispered Polly il Chills and
FsTs-s ez-- II thzr pore young Thing
TC1tsr keeps = -icoE i won't ce De-
czrSs O any encouragement she gets
tro7 NJ Cz-ri- grOn- L ever seen
marriage II a mans eye ! seen II in
rs rnis uirute-~
B-Uce,- cried Betty. starting up as
. Ca-rtrg-on approached oh. Bruce.
! an 50 glad you have con-you are
Tot hurt she aecept@- ais presence
without Q1estion-
We are nO1e Of rs hurt. Betty be
said gently. - he took her hand.
He szE that the suffering she had
undergone during the preceding
-Te1ty-to1r hours had LETT its record
, CT her tired face and in her heavy
eyes She retained shrdcertng con-
scioozness Of the unchecked saTazery
Of those last moments on the keel
boat. she Ezs still hearing the oaths
Of TIE ns1 as they struggled together.
the sound o. blows. and the dreacfus
silences that had followed them. She
turned FROM hin. and there came the
relief o. tears.
There. Betty. the danger is over
ro- and you we're so brave while II
lasted ! can't bear TO have you cry,-
Ezs Eild Nth fear-su that time
On the boat Bruce she fzltsred De-
tween her sobs- 1 didn't know but
they would fnd you out I could o1,y
wait and eop@znd pray"
] vas IN 10 danger. dear. Didn't
the girl tell you vas to take the
place Of : man Slossou vas erpecr-
fngz He never doubted that vas
that man until q hght-a siznzl II
must have been-on the shore az the
head OF the bayou betrayed NE
here are -e going now. Bruce
Not the way they went and Betty
glanced out into the black void where
the keel boat had merged into the
gloom
No. no-but re can't get the rar.
back upstream against the curren-
so the best thing is to land at the
Bates plantation below here: then as
soon as you are able we can return To
Belle Plain" said Darlington.
There vas an interval broken only
oy the occasional sweep OF the xrea,
steering car as CzTendish cosred the
raft out toward the channel Tn
enougnt Of Charley Norton's murder
rested on Darlington Ike a nail
scarcely week had elapsed since he
quilted Thieket Point. and in ,bz,
week the hand Of death had ss.I,
With them impartialIy. and To ~,
eno- Then the miles he had traverse.
In his hopeless journey up-riyer trans-
ia0eo themselves into q division Of
time as well as space. They were
just as much further removed from
the past with its blight Of tragic ter
ror- lie turned and glanced at Berry
ne saw tnzt her eyes held their steady
iook OF Eistful pity that was for tha
dead man; yet in spite of this and IN
spite OF the bounds beyond which he
would not let his Imagination carr
nim' the future. enriched with sudden
promise. unfolded itself. The dee,
sense OF recovered hope stirred with,
in him He knew there must come
day when he would dare to speak ~
his love. and she would listen
It's best we should land ar p,,
piace-Te can get teams there ha
went on to explain And. Retry
wherever We go we'll 20 togs,nar
dear Cavendish doesn't look as n bs
had any very urgent business n, ~.
own. and | reckon the same is tr,a
OF fancy. SO I am going to keen them
With US There are some points 10 hs
cleared UP when We reach Belle plain
some folks who'll have a lot 70 sv-
plain or else quit this part OF m.
state' And l intend to see thar vo,,
are not left alone until-untiI I h,x.
the right to take care of you for vood
and an-that's what you want me- ~
DO one OF these days. isn't IL dsr.
IhsE and his eyes. glowing ana In
finitsiy tender. dvslt ON her upturn.s
face