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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
CUPR|TE CLAIMS
TO Be EXPLORED
PAY ORE Is FOUND AT SURFACE
OF GROUND IN SOUTHERN
DISTRICT.

A revival of mining activity in the
! Cuprite district, fourteen miles south
of Goldfield, is presaged as the re-
suit of plans now being matured by
the owners of claims Tor develop.
ment in the near future. Walter S.
Evans, who has carried on develop
ment work at intervals for several
years past, has lately returned from
Milwaukee, in company with promi-
nent Wisconsin business men, and the
/ party has been making a careful ex.
animation of the district. Mr.. Evans
is president of a company which has
acquired the Jupiter group of claims,
which has a highly promising sur
face showing and which it is planned
to prospect and develop in a thorough
manner.
With Mr.. Evans in this enterprise
are associated H.. T. Ferguson as
treasurer and d. r. Moore as secre-
tary. both of Milwaukee. The prof.
ect has been financed by Milwaukee
men and active work will begin
within a short time, the first work
TO he undertaken being a main work
Jug shaft, and the work will be un.
der the personal direction of Mr..
Evans.
Surface groupings or this property
show veins of large size and high
ly mineralized. At one point a seam
of ore has beer exposed hat is from
Is inches to two feet wide and is of
shipping grade, yielding high assays
in copper and silver, with smaller
quantities of gold. Seven average
samples taken from this seam yield
ed assays of $1O4.SS, $95.43, $71.73,
$94.SO, $112.S0, $113.94 and $S6.2S.
Development continues on the Kur-
len, Smith, Evans property, about a
mile from the Cuprite station on the
T. & T. railroad. With Mr.. Evans,
in inspecting this property, were
Henry Vyvyan of Union Grove, Wis,
and Charles Harbaugh of Hartland,
Wis, who are interested with Mr.. Ev-
ans in his enterprises in the district.
A considerable amount of work has
been done on the property and cross
cuts are now being driven two ways
from the station at a depth of 1S6
feet, to cut the same main vein at
points $50 feet apart. There are
abundant indications of good ore on
the ground and the formation is of
good promise and heavily mineral
lied throughout.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
IS PROMISING

CONTINUED from Page One)
which he recently visited, Mr.. Man
son said:
Rochester is looking exceedingly
good. The lower levels of the ROch-
este. Mines company for Nenzel prop
erty have revealed a great tonnage OF
ore aad the future of the district is
exceedingly promising. A. A. Codd
of Reno, one of the leasers OIL the
Nenzci property. informed me a few
days ago that he had succeeded in
disposlhg of an additional $4,000
worth Of bonds of the Nevada Short
Line railroad, operating betwed
Pacific main line and the mouth of
Limerick canyon in the Rochester
district, a Instance of four and a half
miles, and that his company will i'm
mediately begin the construction of
the extension of the line to the town
of Rochester and the mines above it.
Mr.. Codd states that he will have the
extension completed and in operation
by July /.
although l have not visited there
recently, l know from the frequency
of ore shipments that the Seven
Troughs district, also in Humboldt
county, is showing up we'll again. |
understand hat there are more min
ers employed there at present than
there have been for some time past.
AT Copper Canyon, out from Bat
tie Mountain. there is great activity
in the placer diggings and that sec
ton of the state is also showing up
very we'll. Ole Elliott, formerly of
Goldfield. | understand. made a
quartz strike recently in the new dis
trict but l have thus far heard no
details of the find. The state, as
a whole, is looking much better than
it has been in several years and the
future of Nevada seems very bright.
Our plants at Millers and Hazen are
working full time"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
FORTY-TWO CARLOADS
OF ORE FROM pIOCHE

Production of ore by the mines of
Phoebe for the past week amounted
to forty-two carloads. This is rough
ly estimated at 1000 tons, probably
valued at $4,000. The shippers
were Prince Consolidated 80 cars.
Northumberland 2. Providence Mines
,, ~Bamberger Exploration company
l~ease1, Day-Bristol 3, Amalgamated
Piochee lease /, Oregon Short Line
lease l and Nevada Mark l.
The Phoebe Record says that the
Yuba Leasing company put the sec
ond shift of miners to work last
night. The first car of lease ore
from Raymond & Ely shaft No. 3 will
be shipped next week.
Work is progressing in a very sat
~isfactory manner at Amalgamated
shaft No. 1, with prosecuting to the
ore bodies on the fourteenth level
The work OF putting in the reinforced
cement, buikhead mentioned in last
weeks issue of the Record has been
in progress during the week.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
ORE
THAT RUNS $50

From present indications the Last
Hope mine, located about four miles
southeast of the old camp of Bovard
in Mineral county, will eventually de-
velop into a real bonanza. The prop
erty is owned and operated by three
men who have through adversely
stayed with it, developing as their
means would permit for the past five
years. They are now about to reap
the reward OF their efforts.
Shortly after the boom at Rawhide
quieted down the three Charleys, Koe-
gle. Pike and Huber, started to pros
pect the low hills in the vicinity OF
Bovard in Last Hope canyon and be-
ing satisfied with the surface indi-
cations located their present hold
ings which they have continued 10
develop through sinking a shaft hat
is now down 225 feet. From this
drifts were run on the ledge at vari-
Gus depths with the hope of opening
up a continuation of the shipping ore
which hade been uncovered in small
quantities at different levels.
A few weeks ago in a drift from
the bottom or the shaft pay ore was
encountered far beyond the dreams
of the plucky miners. With twelve
feet of commercial ore that will aver
age about $50 per ton in gold and a
streak better than a foot wide hat
is really high grade, the partners are
sending out regular shipments to
ellis station. near Nina, from where
it is being forwarded to the Utah
smelters. The last car sent out net
ted the owners better than $50 per
ton.-Appeal.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
A DESERT

Dusk, and the purple shadows glide
DER the desert land,
Cooling the d%ust-parched cacti, hid
ing the sun-white sand;
The scent of the palo verde is sweet
on the twilight air.
And the yucca palms are stirring
slender and frail and fair.
A weary pack train, ghost-like, halls
by the water tank,
Where the mallow flowers blossom
bold and flaming and rank.
The brown bees circle the grease
wood, and a lonely outcast cries
The howl of a lean coyote raised tC
the saffron skies.
Distant the ragged foothills, scared
and scorched by the sun.
Wait the caressing darkness, after
the day is done.
And sweet from the pale mesqui1
trees, song of a feathered throat
Haunting and wild and tender the
thrill of the hooking birds note
Draw near to my arms, beloved! Oul
camp fire fickers and falls,
While the great stars lean above us
here where the rock owl calls
Stretches of shimmering silver, anC
we and the desert moon,
Alone with the scented night wine
and the peace of a gray doves
Groom.
-(Jean Brooke Burt, in April Lip.
cott's.)
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
FAIL TO AGREE

PEORIA, April 16.-Twelve men
comprising a subcommittee of the
wage scale committee, who are con
sidering the 200 demands proposed
by the Illinois mine workers and
Illinois coal operators association.
yesterday disagreed. The leaders of
the opposing factions have admitted
that there is M chance for an agree
ment al the present time but the
conference will be continued.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
MOTHER OF GOVERNOR
IS DANGEROUSLY ILL
SICIANS SAL, CAN SAVE
HER LIFE.
Special to News and Tribune

CARSON CITY, New, April TO-
Mrs. Ellen eddie, mother of the gov
ernor, is sick at the governors man
sion and her family fears the worst
Her condition is so alarming that the
absent members of the family have
been sent for and are expected to-
night and in the morning.
Mrs. eddie is suffering from in
testinal disorder aggravated by heart
trouble. The doctors say that only
an operation "a prolong her life
but her age and condition will prob
ably preclude this.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
UNIVERSITY REGENTS
PROMPT IN ACTION
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE is
BARRED FROM USING IN
STITUTION'S NAME.
Special to News and Tribune.

Special to News and Tribune.
RENO, New, April 14.-By resolUA
ton unanimously adopted, the UL
versity of Nevada regents have
barred the University of Nevada
Equal Suffrage league" from the use
of the university name in connection
with their organization.
Regent Henderson of Elko was
delegated to draw up emphatic reso-
buttons. The university name is not
to be used to foster any political or
religious propaganda. The action
was the result of the Tonopah schools
incident.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
Falls Into Cave.

AL Martel of Jumbo recently fell
into a cave. He rolled a distance of
10 feet and received painful injur-
les. He vas rescued by friends with
difficulty.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
Badly Injured.

were thrown from a rig in a run
away recently at Silver city. Young
received injuries which may prove
fatal. Mrs. Young was also serious
ly injured, but the baby escaped with
out harm. The horse was injured and
the buggy smashed.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
After Ranch Lands.

Carl j. Lockwood. a former attor-
ney of GOldfield, is in Carson City
after travelling 5000 miles in search
of farm land acreage in California.
He stated that farm lands and values
had been so inflated in California
that he looked forward to the time
when homeseekers would turn to Ne
vada for locations.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
J. d. MARINER is in camp. a

j. D. MARINER is in camp. arriv-
ing this morning from Reno. He is
stopping at the Goldfield.
ERIE r. WHITE, who arrived in
camp yesterday morning from Reno.
is stopping at the Goldfield.
HENRY VIVIAN of Union Grove
arrived in camp yesterday from that
own. and is a guest at the ST. Mich
olas.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
Files His Bond.

Attorney Wayne T. Wilson, on be-
half of Joseph Mcneil and the Roch-
ester Mines company. recently filed
in the federal court at Carson City
a bond of $4,000, the amount set
by the court for a stay of execution
in the judgment, pending a rehear-
ing of a petition for the defendants.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
Sustains Injuries.

Steve Rodick, a miner employed
down a shaft and sustained internal
injuries. He was taken to a Reno
hospital for treatment.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
Announces Candidacy.

Jim Moore of Virginia City has
announced himself a candidate for
the democratic nomination for state
mine inspector.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
Sidetrack

AT Carrara a sidetrack has been
extended by the Las Vegas and Ton
opah railroad 100 feet, making it a
tota! length of 400 feet. The extern
son vii. be used in m&Sir. marble
shipments. A station viii Re erect
cd icon
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18
Will of Con AherIl.

A document purporting to be the
last will of the late Con Ahern has
been filed in the district court of
Storey county. 1t leaves a small
amount of money and diamonds to
William Marks; four lots in Rich
mond to his wife and also one lot
each to Mrs. Kate Hayes and Ed
ward Armour. The residue of the
estate will go to his wife and son,
James Ahern.
No not fail to read "a Great
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18

Do not fail to read "A Great
investment for You"
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1914-04-18

Do not fail to read "A Great
Investment for You"
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Do not fail to read "a Great
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11

syventynyt viisauden aarteisiin.
Glen uhrannut yUnleponi ia silmani
valon tHhiin tarkoitukseen, mutta
pentahden loistankin oppineiden
piirissii ensi luokan tHhtenii. SUI
ri ioukko tiedonhaluisia nuorukai-
STA istuu joka vuosi jalkaini juures-
sa halukkaasti ahmien jokaissn sa.
mani. He rakastavat ia kunnioitta-
vat minua ia pitavtt s%anojanl evan
keliuminaan. Kuninkaan tavoin
hallitsen hengen valtakunnassa; ar
vonimia ia kunniamerkkeiH on mi.
nulla yltikyllin, Ell mitain enempau
ole minulla toivottavana."
Oppinutkin istahti ia hapuili vii
niIasiaan.
Nyt nousi viimeiseksi 'halpaan
pukuun puettu mics ia %lausui:
,,YstHvat! Te olette l0ytHneet
sen, mitH olette e~tsineet, ia saavut-
.toneet, mita o%lette t%avoitelleet!
Mint Glen lUytanyt enemmHn kuhn
%etsin, 10 saavuttanut enemman kuhn
pyysin. Glen pappina pienossa
maaseutukaupungissa vuoristossa.
Suurta en- ole saanut nikaan mail
man silmissi, kunniamerkkeia ia
arvonimia minulla ei ole, ia tuloni
tuskin riittliviit toimsentulokseni.
mutta siita huolimatta en- tahtoisi
vaihtaa kohtaloani kenenkuun kans-
sa %teist;i. Mimi within saavutta-
neeni korkeimman, mitG kuolevai-
nen ihminen vol saavuttaa t;issH
maailmassa; silla Glen pBassyt min
pitkalle, ettii voin vanhan Simeonin
kanssa samoa: ,,Herra, nyt sina
basket palvelljasi rauhaan meme.
mHiin; silla mimi Glen nahnyt sinun
autuutesi, jonka valmlstit kaikille
kansoills."
Hstkiseksl hammIistyivut ystavat
tAsti heille kHsittam sttUmasta pu.
hessta, mutta site pudisti kukin
maalaispapin kiitta sydamellisesti.
Kaikki ~my0nsivit hanelle voiton
palmuseppsleen, silla HAN oil saa-
vuttanut sen, ettH han vol menna
k~uolemaa kohti Imam pelksa. jota
ei kukaan t~oisista ollut saavuttanut
elamHnsli u%ralla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11
.aiho sekaantuivan vallitsevaan

kaiho sekaantuivan vallitsevaan l.
loon.
Kun ateria oil p~iiiittynyt, nousi
kenraalinpukuinen herra ia %lausui;
,,Hyvat ystiivit. 80 vuotta TAXA
perrin tulin juuri mimi tehneeksi sen
e~hdotuksen, etti kokoontuisimme
taas nahdaksemme, miten kukin
me sta on saavuttanut toivomuksien-
sa paamaaran, niittaii kunniaa ia y
listysta. Suotakoon sen vuoksi mi
nun ensiksi kertoa el;imiintaruni. =
Taistelukentalla Glen saanut kun
niaa ia ylistystii, siiti ovat todistnk-
sina virkapukuni, kunniamerkit rim
nassani ia arvet kasvoilIani. Kaksi
kertaa on kuninkaani omakitisesti
antanut minulle palkinnon niistii
voitoista, jotka olen saanut isanmaa-
nj vihollisista. Glen taydellisesti
saavuttanut paitmdariini ia Glen saa-
nut astua korkeille portable kunnian
tiella."
Hin istahti Lihava herra mus
tassa puvussa astui esiin ia sanoi:
,,HyvHt %ystlviit. matkustin yin
mefon saavuttaakseni arvoa ia kun
niaa. Glen tehnyt tyUti ia tais'el-
Tut y0ta ia puivai; EN- ole kammo-
nut mitlHn ~vaivaa tai keinoa, kun
vain ne ovat vienest minua. pill
maaraani kohti; olenpa nOyrtynyt-
kin, kun SO on ollut tarpeen, mutta
fkaikki vain siksi, etta saavuttaisin
%paamGHrani. Nyt sen Glen saavut-
tanut. Olin ~piii,tanyt ansaita ra-
haa ia nyt Glen saanutkin sta ko-
koon. Omaisuuteni voin laskea
miljoonissa. Glen noussut arvoon
kansalaisteni piirissa ia nimelluni
on hyva haiku pUrssissa. Luullak-
SEM on minulla syyti ola tyytyvfi-
non pyrkimysteni tuloksiin ia aiion
nyt ryhtyi viettawiin levollista @
lamai."
Hin istahti ia, pyyhki hikeu otsol-
taan, silla hHnen oil ollut vaikea
seisoa ia puhua min kauan.
Hansn jHlksensg seurasi mainittu
lasisilmaherra. Hanen a kuu-
luvat Min:
,,Tiedon janon kiihoittamana Glen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11

haiten saa%vuttavansa tamiin paamaa-
rain. He puhelevat menneista ajois-
ia ia lapsuudestaan ia i~loitsevat sii.
til, ETH he alma ovat olleet hyvia to-
vereita. Silloin nousee yksi heista
ia lausuu:
,,Ystavat, me istumme nyt taalla
tanaan iloisina ia tyytyvaisena yh-
dessa, mutta huomenna matkustam-
me avaraan mailman ia eroamme
eri haaroille. Itsekullakin meista
on kyllin tekemista eika ole juuri
aikaa ajatella t%oisia; silla saavuttaak-
semme sen piamaarin, jonka olem-
me valinneet, on valttamat0ntii, etti
tarmolla ty0skentelemme sta var
ten. Ikavaa kuitenkin olisi, Jos me,
jotka nyt min monta vuotta olemme
asuneet yhdessa, emme koskaan
enia nakisi toisiamme, site kun o.
femme saavuttaneet haluamamme
p%aamaariin; sentahden esittaisin, ETH
me, Jos elamme min kauan, jalleen
SO vuoden kuluttua tapaamme tot
semme taalla, saadaksemme site
kertoa t%oisillemme, missa ,miirassa
olemme saavuttaneet sen omen, 10
ia tavoittelemme. Olkoon nyt sen
vuoksi ~sellainen sopimus William
me, etta sen meista, joka silloin Ell
ole taalli, toiset pitiivat kuolleena.
Silloin nahda, kuka meista
on ehtinyt pisimmalle ia hanelle on
sittte tuleva' voiton seppele."
Tama ehdotus hyvaksyttiin yksi-
mielisesti. He nostivat kitensa yl0s
ia lupasivat juhlallisesti, etta jos he
vain olisivat elossa so vuoden ku-
luttua, kohtaisivat toisensa samassa
paikassa.
Seuraavana aamuna matkusti nell
III elamanhaluista nuorukaista ulos
kaupungin portista ryhtyakseen ELI
min taisteluun, saavuttaakseen kun
niaa, ylistysta ia rikkautta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11
kOrkein onni.

Ravintolassa istuu nelja nuorta
miesta hyvin illallispoydan aaressa.
He ovat kasvaneet yhdessa ia kay
meet samassa koulussa, mutta g u
aavan paiviina taytyy heidan erota
ia kenties eivat enaa koskaan tot
siaan tapaa.
He lahtivat ulos mailman etsi-
miiin onneansa, Kaikilla heilla on
sama paamaira tavoiteltavanaan :
mailman kunnia ia loisto : ia ku-
kin luulee valitsemallaan tiella par
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11

Vuodet ovat v~ierineet. so kertaa
on keviit heriitt;inyt uutta eloa luon-
nossa. Kansoien elamassa samoin
kuhn yksityisenkin ihmisen elimissa
on tapahtunut suuria muutoksia.
Nuo nelja ystavaa eivat olleet kos
kaan ser jalkeen kuulleet mitaan
toisistaan, ia jokainen heist;i oil jou.
tunut kauas kodistaan, Itsekukin
oil kuitenkin pitfnyt m~ielessaan
maarutyn paivin ia lupauksensa ia
iloinnut o~dottaessaan saada taas TIA
vata nuoruutensa tovereita.
Nyt or paiva tullut. Sauna ravinto-
la oil STELLA vield, vaikka siinikin
oil tapahtunut monta mu1tosta. Sill
Iii oil ollut oma o%nnensa, ia oil Sc
rakennettu uudestaan nykya jan vaa-
timusten mukaisesti ia erityisesti til.
Min s;iteili Sc kaikessa komeudes-
saan. Sc oil koristettu seppeleilla
ia k0ynn0ksilla. ia hulmuava lippu
liehui sen katolla. %lsiinti ia emiin-
til ovat juhlapuvussa ovella vastaan
ettamassa, silla t;inain on slime H.
moitettu tulevaksi useita pitkamat-
| kaisia vieraita.
Nyt pysiihtyivit vaunut oven e.
teen ia niisti astuu uIos vanha up
seeri. H;inen ~rintaansa koristivat
lukuisat kunniamerkit; HIN kantaa
kenraalin virkapukua. Hanen kas-
voissaan on useita arpia.
Kohta sen jilkeen tulevat komeat
aiopelit oven eteen. P~alvelija avaa
vaunun oven ia vanha, lihavahko
herra astuu sielti vaivaloisesti ka-
dulle. Han on varakas pankkiiri,
ioka on saavuttanut onnensa ia an
%sainnut ~miljoonia mere t%oisella
puolella.
Within alan kuluttua vierivat kol-
mannet matkavaunut, hyvin tomui-
set ia edellisia yksinkertaisemmat
ovee eteen ia niisti astuu alas van
ha, raihnainen herra, joka lasisilmis-
taan huolimatta tuskin niikee vau-
nunastinta. Palvelija kiiruhtaa koh-
ia h;inta auttamaan, tarttuen hanen
kasivarteensa, ettei han putoaisi.
Tulija on oppinut ia kuuluisa pro.
fessori.
Tuskin olivat mint kolme vieras-
ia ehtineet ~huoneeseen, kun samalla
Milky vanha mics maalaispapin pu-
vussa %tulevan jalkasin ravintolaan.
Nelja ystaviia oil nyt taas koolla.
He tervehtivat toisiaan sydamellises-
ii. Istutaan runsaasti katetun p0y-
dan aireen, jonka rayintolan isantii
ia em.nta olivat koettaneet saada
min juhlallisen %komeaksi, kuhn nah.
dollista. Olivathan heidan vieraan-
sa sellaisia, joilla on varaa maksaa.
| Ystavit nauttivat ruokaansa hyvalla
halulla ia tyytyvaisina ja kuitenkin
- mika muutos oil tapahtunutkin
site kun he viimeksi 'olivat koolla
taallal
J vuosien vakavuus ia vanhuuden
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-11

stV0 P@A
La, sanoi Hauge.
Tytto hymyili pakoitettua n.y.
myaan.
Nina Glen naimaton ia sina poi.
kamies - sehan sopii', sanoi tyttG
rohkeasti.
Hauge kokosi paperinsa ia katsoi
kaiken aikaa tytto0n.
Min nina Glen poikamies ia
ia hdon kaiken aikaa ola. Mutta
oletko sina tytto'', kysyi han su-
runsekaisella aanellaan.
Tytto painoi paansa alas. ,,Olen,
Glen kylla"., sanoi han hiliaa ia ha-
taisesti.
Hauge oil silla valin noussut ia
puhui pakavasti. EFT. Sina nay
tat menettaneen sen, mita nuori
tytt0 kalleimpanaan omistaa.
Kari Sundrestuen sapsahti, lensi
veripunaiseksi ia'hanen silmansa
harhailivat. ,,Sinun olisi pitanyt
ola Jumalan puhdas lapsi." Hau-
ge seisoi ia katsoi hanta lempeilla,
surullisilla silmillaan. ,.Tytt0-
rukka = tama tallainen on syntia.
Han seisoi siina kadet ristissa.
Kari Sundrestuen istui ia katseli
alaspain. Sormet liikkuivat her.
mostuneesti esiliinaa nykkien. Han
Ell saanut sanotuksi sanaakaan eika
uskaltanut nostaa p%aatansa.
Samassa han nousi ylos, kaantyi
poispain nojaten kappa vastaan.
,,Se on nimismiehen syy, nj
mis- smiles" = sanoi han katkonai-
sesti ia haveten.
Hauge meni hanen luokseen ia
tarttui hanen kateensa.
Meme kotiisi aitisi luo", sanoi
han, ,,ja rukoile Jumalalta anteeksi
sntoa. Kentiesi tulet iloisemmak-
81 kuhn mita aikoihin olet ollut."
Tytto seisoi viela hetkisen. Sit
ten sy0ksyi han ulos katsomatta
taakseen.
Kaikki kokoontuivat kartanolle
hanen ymparilleen.
Moo kysyi ministries. ,,Puhu
iotain Kari huusivat muut.
Mutta Kari petit kasvonsa ia
murtautui joukon keskelta.
,,Alkaa puhuko minulle mitaan,
cite saa puhua", koitti han itkier
samoa. Han juoksi kotiaan kohder
koko matkan itkien.
Mutta naapurista pain lahestyi
samassa iloinen joukko nimismie
hen taloa. Soittoniekka viuluineer
kulki edella. Tyttoja ia polka pc
rassa vallattomassa ilossa riehuen
Pilapuheet, riettaat sanat ia kirouk'
set kaikuivat lapi melun.
Joukko kulki Sundren tieta myo'
den pyrkien pihalle. Ministries
aukasi oven srestihuoneeseen, mis-
sd Hauge istui.
,,Taalla tulee pappi ia seurakun'
tai huusi han pilkallisesti.
Koko ioukko kulki sisalle, nj
mismies iloitsi rouvineen edella
soittoniekka ia nuoriso perassa.
,,Siita tulee nyt toinen tanssi"
sanoi han Haugelle, joka seisoi va
havana poydan odessa ia tarkkas
ioukkoa.
,,Sina saat sietaa meta, koska
me olemme sietaneet sinua."
,,Mielellani'', vastasi Hauge hill
iaa ia istuutui.
ia sitten alkoi ioukko tanssis
arestihuoneessa.
Hauge istui levollisena, kuhn g
olisi mitaan ta%pahtunut.
Vihdoin, kun soittaia oil alkanu'
kolmannen kappaleen ia tytot sci
| soivat huohottaen pitkin selma, tut
nimismiehen rouva reippaasti il
i~loisesti Haugen luo.
,,Sinun taytyy nyt tanssia talon
emannan kanssa', sanoi han j.
tarttui Haugen kateen.
Huutoa ia pilkkasanoia sinkoil
nuorisojoukosta.
,,Tanssi nyt, Hauge", huusiva'
kaikki ymparilla. Hauge katso
rouvaa, ioka oil tarttunut haner
kateensa, ia nousi yl0s.