The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-24
CHAPTER KIN.

TIVE Love Stories.
II Il had not been for her absorbing
thought Of SAFFRON. Julia would have
Feveicd IN the desert and the new ex.
periences- A. Il was. itn charm and
magic and the fact that he travelled
over Il helped her 10 endure the inter.
val
IN the deep impcnesFable silence ahe
seemed 70 hear her future speak 10
her. She believed that Il would either
be wonderfully happy one. or a hope.
iesaly withercd life.
Julia, ! cannot ride any fartheFis
exclaimed the comteaae
She was an excellent horuewomAn
and had ridden all her life. but her
riding o. late had consisted az 4 can
ter In the Bots de noulogne al noon,
and u vas sometimes hard 10 follow
JuilaA tireless gaIlops toward an ever.
disappearing goal
"FoFgiv~ me. said Miss Redmond.
and brought her horse up 10 her
friends side
II was the cool OF the day. OF the
fourteenth day aimee fremont had loft
Algieia and the seventh day 81 Jullaa
excursion A fresh wind blew from
the west. lifting their wells from their
Helmets and bringing the fragrance OF
the mimosa into whose Scanty forest
they had ridden The sky paled to.
ward sunset, and the evening star.
second IN glory only TO the moon.
buns over the west
Although both women knew per.
fectiy we'll the reason for this exeur-
sion and ita Importance, not one word
had heea spoken between them Of
Habron and fremont other than
natural interest and anxiety.
They might have been two hospital
nurses awaiting their patients.
They halted their horses. looking
over toward the western horizon and
its mystery. The star ahinea over
their caravan" unused Madame do IA
Maine Julia had NOT thought Thsrese
poeiioal. as though 10 ieae them
home
Madame Dc Il Maine turned her face
and Julia saw tears In her eyes. The
Frenchwoman's control waG usually
perfect she treated most things With
mpckinK Eayety, The bright softneas
81 her eyes touched Julia,
-rhnreae'" exclaimed the Amarl
can girl 1T Il only fourteen aaysi"
Madame de Ia Maine laughed. There
was = break Ia her voice. ~Only four,
teen days" she repeated. and any
one Of those days may mean DEATH"
she threw back her head. touched
her stallion. aud few away like liKht.
and Il was Julia who frst drew roth.
-TheressI Thercaes We cannot
SO any fartherls
Lady" raid AEFael. tie drew his
bis black horse ap beside them. I'VE
must so back TO the tenta.~
Madame Dc Ia Maine pointed With
her whip toward the horlron. 1T h
cruel II ever reecdesi"
-TsH me. Julia. of Msaalrar ae
aahFon.- asked Madame De Ia Maine
abruptly
There u uothlnk 60 tell. ThsEeaa.
~Yoa don't trust mef~
$40 yoa thlnk that. really
IN the tent where AsrMcl served
them their meal under the ceiling %
Turkish red Ntth ita Arabic eharae-
tiers Ia clear white. Julia and Madame
De l. MAlns sAt while their coffee Nas
seFxed them b. q syrian servant
"A Eirl dors no, come into the ga,
hRfa and watch like q sentinel. does
act suffer a. Yon have suffered ma
.ehsre wlthoat there bwinE something
20 tell
II u true said Miss Redmond.
"and woald you be with me. Thereae.
if ! aid not trust you And What do
yos want me to tsiIf" ahe added
naivsiy
The comtesse laughed
-foaH etes eharnAnse. Juliai~
= met Monsieur de sahEan. said /.
Julia sioNly. not maay mouths ago In I
Israscoa | aaN him several times.
and then be went away"
And them urged Madame de IA
Maine eagerly.
He left his little dog. Pitchouna.
Stth me. and Pitchonne ran after hts
master. 10 Narcotics. fisnging himself
unto The watsr. and vas rescued By