Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-02-11
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In iafl than here.

VfEIeN LUZ 4kAuStu 4 kAA4t4h 2SP4EEA
You've brought me here to blurnil-
Ate me-to hunnilfate me!
mo. 10 care for Won, 10 protect
you.s
Protect .
IF L car.
That's strange
ssaI heard yon speak today She
paused. .'You mustn't so to prison
aIt's the lot Of every lrishrnan today
who says what he thinks.s
1T mustn't be yours! 1t mustn,tr!s
Angela's voice o III her distress
She repeated: ut mustn't! mi appeal
70 my brother TO stop it,
III he's anything like his father It's
small heed he'll pay to your blending
The poor wretches here Appealed Il
old Kingsnorth In famine and sickness
not for help. mind We, just for a lit
tie time to pay their rents-and the
only answer they ever got from him
was Pay or go!?
~ know, ! know Angela replied.
And many q time when I was a child
my mother and I cried over IT,
He looked at her curiously. "You and
yer mother cried over us! Ssgsss
I'VE did. Indeed we did,
.aThey say the heart of England is III,
its womankind. But they have moth,
ing to do with her laws
They will have 0me day
"It1l be a long time comm, I'm
thinkin, If they take SO long to free
a whole country how long do We sups
pose it'll take them TO free d whole sex
and the female one at that? n
1T will Gomez she said res0intely.
And Won cried over Ireland's sor.
rowsg
AS 4 child and AS i woman. said
Angela.
And we've gone about here tryin, to
help them, too, haven't YEP
II could do very little.
We'll, the spirit ii there-and the.
heart Is there, II they hadn't liked You
it's the sorry time maybe your brother
would have
He paused again, aooking at her In
tently. while his fingers clutched the
cOveriet convulsively as IL to stifle 4
cry of pain.
May ash We yer nameg' he gasped.
Angela she saad. almost In a Wills
per.
Angela he repeated. .Angeia.
It's well named ye are. It's the min
fsterin' angel we've been down here
to the people-and-to me.
Don't tafksany more now. Rest.
Rest, Is 1t, with all the ta,roubie In
the wurrld 'beatin' in me brain and
throbbfn' In me hearth"
-Iry ITO sleep until the doctor comes
tonight..
He lay ibaek and closed IBIS eyes.
Angela sat perfectly still.
IA q few minutes he opened them
again. There was. a new Hight Ia his
eyes ana a smileson Mia iips.
-Yesheard me speak, dsd yes
"Yes.'
Where were YEP
Above you. behind q bank II trees.
a playful smile played aroand his
lips as he said. 1T was . good speech,
wasn't it?s'
Il Thought It wonderful Angela an
sweped.
.And what were yer feeltnss listen
IN, % Q man urgfn' the people against
yer w country"
Il felt wanted to stand beside b
and echo everything you SAID
IBID you?" And his eyes biased ana
his voice rose.
You spoke as some prophet speak
ing IN q wilderness az sorrow trying to
bring them COMFORT
He smiled w~hisasicaiiy as he said ia
q weary voices
~ tried to bring them comfort. ana i
gotAthein broken heads and buckshot. +
It's only through suffering every
great canse trinmphs,s'' said Angela.
Then the Irish should triumph some
day They've suffered enough, God
knows
They WILL said Angela eagerly.
"Oh, how / wish I'd been born a man
to throw in my lot with the weak; I'd
bring comfort to sorrow, freedom TO-
the oppressed, JOY to wretchedness!!
That Is your mission. How ] envy
you'll I glory in what the future has In
store for you. Live for I'll. Live Tor
its
{" WHY cried oaConneA. Some dag
the yoke will be lifted from us. God.
grant that mine will he the hand 10
heipadoit. God grant 1 am alive 10 see
IT done. That dayA be worth Twin,
for--to wiring recognition fnom d enc
mics, to-to-to.- He sank back weak
u on fhe pillow, his voice calling 10 a
whisper.
Angela brought him some syater snd
helped him up while he drank II. she
srnoothad back the shining ~hair-rssf.
shot through gold-fren1 hts Goreheaa.
He thanked her with a look. sguddenir
be burst into tears The Strain OF the
day had snapped his self control ut
last The ioodgates were opened. He
sobbed ard sobbed like some tired.