The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-18

Copyright, 1915. by The Star CO. All Foreign
Rights Reserved.
SYNOPSIS of Previous Chapter.
After the tragic death Of John Amessury
se.1sie. dies. At her de.th Prot. stillite1: :,
lse.t of the interests. kidna.. the besutifu
n = psr.di.e where she sees man. but
thinks she IN taught by .nEels. who in:true'
the sEe Of Eighteen she is suddenly thru.,
into the world where agent: Of the INTEREST,"
The one to feel the loss Of the little Anes:
snEy <iri most after che had been s sD1satss
Fifteen year. later. Tommy goes to ths
Adirendaek. The i.tsre.t, are Ee.n S.t ~
meet the little Ame.bury Etri, a. she come:
her Sess.r
Fecokni.e each other. Tonmy Ind. \ =,
:::y .tte. to s,Ss the en
t.i... later .sey ,a::sea = st.I,.s:5 n; ;ss
MsrALLMENT 4.
But Tommy stopped short With nth. kind 81 II
the e, end n, OF ss roP That fG WAS
ter Of the hgd sg sss Soy smiles
:nxsa.aE. just call. IN hear: And-s00d
It seemed darker when she had closed the
Fl the hs as sseF IN
rs with suppressed h sgh OF relief dnd
T 1ann heai,hfuiIy tired. had fallen into a
sound sleep he Withdrew to a distance with
il To@mys ss1s and there was no
celes,ia dreamed all night not OF that
o moad to-
of Tommy. Dreaming. 1t seemed likely she
Su. onng
been strongly worked upon by young man;
the sas
dawn. Tommy. his feet to the fire that had
almost ana Studied dsa si
she touched his hand cautiously with the tip
s 5s AND did ee NO, the wass sns
hne By him heas and
promised to marry him as soon 49, as he ,I had
.he s the r RSnSSs tes1 S
in which he was armed with only can an .
s SRsRen hss ana
from under the h to claim his ss. ssaS
fe1sa the him. xa ahd Gsia AND Pfn
ha His e. Very f,rst words were Of reproof:
.'Celestia, dear" he said. you mustn't do
mustn't kiss your
eyes uss an anEe1 a%ay.
wakes me with kiss"
5sPIy OF x'ss sHea:
. kind of cold suspicion In his voice, IN, that
sept long enough; But thsan Celestial liked
to e E's said ro@my, sometimes liked it
Only US 1essavs sort theft Of
for celestial moods. or; for children, who are re
slwsys rather heavenly As ne aea 'DSS si.stls s
smiled upon him. but not as II she was very
aassa T. saddsn, she said
::!sS q; g.. Do 20 IT, Do you kno" how"
TTmy rose sb wi1h he la saia and I'll have
vwim to wake me up"
xraveiy. and he made swimming motions
Oh MP but ia rather SWIM too than cook"
sim But Tommy shook rs heaa -.,, =
was the hrst to think about swmwtnE and
You We're nicer to me yesterday" said
Celestia. and she turned with little cry OF
tommy hurried away ehueklins: and j.: Just st
he stripped and hung his clothes on tree.
up and down to get, his circulation going;
cold. he ran into the water until 1t was waist
deep. and then dove.
troubling her mind about celestial affairs.
She felt very earthly. She felt any young
girl would have felt in such novel and ro-
mantle circumstances. And much that had
been clear to her the previous day and of
SURPRISING Importance seemed now dim and
futile so that a few more days of life in the
open far from the occult influences and d.
rections of Professor Stillter might have
made a normal person of her.
The reason that Tommy could not under
stand Celestial was simple. She could not
e,nlain herself She believed beyond ques-
ticn that she had always lived in Heaven
until the day before, when after a glorious
rush through space she found herself or
earth, seated by a pool of water and looking
into the eyes of Tommy Barclay.
Do you ever dream? Then you know how
real the most preposterous dream can seem
at the time. and for awhile after you wake
Suppose you dreamed that you were perfech
happy? You could not afterward describ
lust what that had felt like, any more tina
you can describe the magical transitions Q
creams nor the sp&,Iing scenery which 8
ctten accompanies . nightmare.