The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1916-08-31

OUT our own salvation In our own WAY
Ont fbere ,n No da~srt ~ .,,.- 49,.
peace"
And your
my pardon and release wera ron.
f1rmed an hour ago. It was his own
request and they could not refuse. In
a few weeks shall 90 back to Eng
land. Ny father has given me the
rough memoranda Of his plans. shall
work them out in detail---if possible to
perisction. Ihey Will be offered In
uue course to the government. I hope
na. even now may serve my coun-
~,
- KNOW you Will" The old IRE
, nasneu INTO ner voice. but she did not
a~ on al nun. sne felt the piercing
* ~ nel iace, tney seemed to reach
s,,s, ,-e. .nos' ,nougnt IN ner. They
fo~c,r~ - "py pnrase tnat sne was
rs - NC, nps'
LAPS am disturbing YOU" he
1872 s'' up''y' lou are writing let
w..
les.
sho ,~t no
defiance 49, = 'ouen VI nerco
"Hova vo, uh4
~ don,t rnc, 81 - ASK
"Of whom %. rhat,,, ~
"Of vou~o, ~ s .as
She was s,,..,. t ,
with weakness ''''""'' oa''nns
"rb. 49,, :.
"Mav raaa 40, 'ou' n'cnafu'
"Not nown
he tool, a.
rea,st mr.. -ei' anu 9no uiu NJ.
manner shoo,, ~. ~ nness ~ us voice anu
nlead,no as.,ss Ae, % no sentleness' no
wa. trdss S-r lave uone' Inis man
viii 49, al'aio' ana TINS rear linked
"-'n .nat great strength OF purpose,
IA 40 800 'ellip'e ana patnetic. Sne
Tho ans a - anu ne read tne letter TO
,,borata,- 'lence' linen ne tore II ae-
niecas erttars 100 ;. ",u "ctoSs, anu 'ne
az vu ~ Tue ground.
so,d t- -" :" ,naei guessed II" ne
- 1'aiy' let out tnere on the
you toiu me mat you loved
ca
-e 'ose ana raced MIN.
10 iove you" she said firmly. Il
am not ashamed to tell you so-even
now TOT love like mine cannot hurt
saran. - muse uays II was all oir-
49, peneveu mat we were equals
80 nc were TWO outcasts who had
% no' meaniy or wickedly, but
ess'y' anu tnat we were nghting
yon ws e ea ~, ~ .ne snine we nad lost,
No. 80 10y coinraoe IN exile, ana !
pns Us. 1na' was "nat l Deneved,
noth,r "as ny true lou nau ios'
aA-s anu now your exile Is over.
anu 30 you meant to desert mel
should bsva ~ t - s,'u. ~ q, oaeA neie
To- Won" 0 - ''A' ''e "oi'e over
'T Thought that Won wou,d rnder
stand-tbat n was iuztp
"wbat2 That wban . au,
buntad and fr,ond,ess ,.ah ~
worthless sco mn os Won h.,,oraa .,
condescendad 70 love m. - ~ ,o-,s
shoulder to shoulder with me md msts
life worth living Now that hano
come into INV own that r onnaor -
worthy of hanpiness nm 70 10 ,aft 81
march tba dasa-t 80 ~ &c ~. "
tIce?'
'Ricbardw
"Havsn,t hoa
-haven,t Won hid eno,,sh - :, 'ne ueser'
me now His vo,oe ateas,os e@
smiled wrvlv ss1,n, 49, t,,.sa,
dear Nv This fine haue ,s.~a .s-".s'
lesson. thera sban,t 10 49, s. - a, you'
Ing down or waonons yvhata -"
mems whatbor ro,, Aap
II sboI, 90 -, d.. ~. ~ nie .. no.
going ouVand II might haro saa na'u
pIorv. s'' nave peen {
or.
.1Iueu " nil WIN gesture OF
P"-A'
nicnaru-my dear-don't you IN
ierstano! IL Is rear Of dimmlng that Il
slory tnat drives me away from you
J" mar am l! What should | be to you? q
A drag-a heavy burden. Even If
sou'd l cannot go back into the old d
Ire Inc world has passed Judgment q
IN the woman | was-the doors are :,
NUT against her. Only insignificant ;,
little Gabrielle Smith can 60 her way =
n peace"
Il care nothing for the worlds tudr. !,
nent," he interrupted quietly. AMOR -
10 you. IL there is ANYTHING hoh,nd u,
hose closed doors worth having 6
'nicn doubt-we shall batter them =,
a. And 1t is not to the woman who "
7as that am speaking do NO. 49,.
er to so back anywhere. ash har 80