The Springdale news., 1915-07-30

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 ted his horse at fhe gate af pret= 55 cottage. X sign hy the gate bore tie words "pr Henry Lee.
 The doctor Was m aniahle nan of some sixty fears, inclined to corpn- lenee. q kinsmaa of General R4lsert l. Lee. The doctor had been a= surgeon tn the Confederate army. Some fifteen years older than the colonel. he had been the guardian of the other. Dur Ing the War the colonel had saved the doctors life by carrying him when wounded back to the Confederate lines under Il ealing fire. \ further bond between them, if others were neetled was the mutual hatred they bore to  Judge Lamar Stanley, whe through some legal ehieanery iad inpev erishea the doctor Ill his old age. q breach Of confidence if not of trust. Yes, doe tor, come at once. My wife will neea you tonight, said the colonel.
 As tile colonel neared his eStates and was within sight of the broad lawn of his colonial mansion. Stanley hall, landmark of the country idle. he saw Il gypsy van approaching. On the driv- Ing seat were two figures, q man and woman. The man was believing hoarse curses at a disappearing horse man. whom even at the distance the colonel recognized as hts hated cousin the judge
 As he neared the approach gypsy oueut tue colOHel HOIleeu tue woman had fainted from pain and weariness. He had just time to wheel his horse close beside the van and catch her as she was failing from the seat
 In few words the gypsy man ex plained their miserable situation. The kindly heart of the colonel was touch ed. The fainting woman had now re vived and was listening alphabetically.
 So Judge Stanley has ordered you oil the earth? remarked the colonel Well, my good man, that little copse of woods right over there not far from my house. belongs to me. Camp there as long as you wish and l will see your sick wife gets every attention She expects child, you say .Ah, the curse or Eve falls alike in hut and mansion. We expect this same momentous event St my house You are donhly wei come. will send Df. Lee. our family