The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-07-30

the beginning OF the imprisonment h,
naa had an affection for this younl
few people ever came undaI
.he influence OF Francois without hay,
ing an afection for him; but the dan
OF ms mention OF Pietro had made Bat.
usta his slave.
person OF moro Importance thar
Satusta had fallen under the spell 81
SIahcols personality. The governor
himself had been attracted by rht
young FTenchman. The governor. Coua,
'on Isrsoort. was q vain. discomfort
sa, nsiiiiant Austrian. at odds with The
Holio because he a not risen furths!
IN II he was without society In this
fortress OF his, and lonrea IN,
~ ne a 8 fine voice and no one TO sins
20. ne liked to talk and had no one Il
sals 10. Srancois, with his ready friend
mess. With his gift OF finding good ir
every one. with his winning name
simplicity which had the ease al
sophisucation. was q ~treasure-trove Of
amusement to the bored Austrian
Francois could PLAY a guitar
n accompany his songs, and knew
enough music to appreciate the gov
aaoE really beautiful voice. his de-
hhished flattery. He had taught m
governor French songs; 1hey sang 10
ssoner, and the reared thenn our
ana then roared with laughter. snd
smiled n was pleased. /,
aaa come to be a custom with the
soNernor. during the last two years. ia
nave the FTsnchmRn brought dow
very often 10 his room for dinner an6
20 spend the evening. All this was
AGAINST regulRGons-hut who Was -
hhoW The was lord of life ana
oeath at CastelfoEte. and If higher BOW
rs same once in q veal OF two, no one
Would dare TO speak Of the dotngs o.
1 Tie SOfGTrnT ay~zn- ~r.
Things stood so with the p-ss,ns- ..
ne m OF his discovery of the fdsn1srv
o. ms tailer and OF his saIL Tbs GOV
eEnor al that time was away on a yis;-
70 Vienna. looking for a IA
lame back eiated and good-hurnore6
~ me prospect Of a change within TIA
year. But the heart Of rance, sanr ss
ne thought what the changa nigas
mean 10 him This man had trssTai
ann with unhoped favor in some ways
ne realixed what it meant 10 rsnso-
sAo nsaltn 10 have those evenings awav
rom his narrow cold cell. even in ss,ci
Sonll2ny as = governors. Besides
$3.50, .e psrsistently found good
aaaliuss IN the governor. He had seen
aaoFsed books TO read In his cal
IAoosn no writing materials. Srranga
As IL maj SEEM II had been In so-os
ways q happy life. The m-y-s.fcaf
1aoIshefui bent OF the boy had 6evaI-
opeo IN the great quiet loneliness. With
ne broad Italian Sky and tha so,r-S
Of tas sea IN his constant c-orrarso--
sap, MS mind had grown TO q gas,
o. the greatness Of living and the sroaI-
8 OF life a vista of rhoughr harcra
had opened our to hin in ira
long. solitary days. When he swoka IN
ne morning he let himself be rogsed
strange bright visions met h;m yfsa Isl
SS11s N q southern ocean He lososa6
forward to these thoughts as Ia evs--v
as q mystic Of India Looks 70 Me-
N the light o. this happiness Of iris
ont TIE n~arosatps Of prison. tne drain
hsaa1n nom caMrasss and lack
OF ar and poor food we're srrsg1 SEe-
comforts. hardly ID he noticed in sra
greatness OF Ills blessings. -hssa --sats
would Ne oEs- shortly, the -saE tnf-r-
aflsnasaaD- love s1thugzE-. we-s eeer-
nal Moreover. II was zc-Sor he
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