Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1917-01-19

I JOY 10 tOHe WucH fIuHNe, hH EThHfei
with Alsace aud beautiful Lorraine Is
free. ana make them weep with you
for her struggles. Who knows but
that through you may come some won.
derful strength added 10 your old coun.
try from the new, whose blood runs
la your veins as wellT'
"All Of that | will do. mon capitaine
| no enlist myself" And AZ I spoke
drew myself up unto the greatest
height possible 10 Inc. 81 will be OF
the army that feeds rather than OF that
which kills"
Mon Dleu. child. what is possible 20
you 10 do has no limit Also say to
you watch and be on your guard for
aught that may harm France. In
America nre spies. have been warn
cd. Also there are those who practice
deceptl0ns ia contracts. II IL for the
purpose 10 80 guard that | come TO
America"
1 II also Will so guard" made an
swer to my capi.aIne, the Count do
Lasselles. Hs we came In our walk TO
| the side Of wee Pierre aud old Nan.
/ nette.
And after that FIRST day there were
many hour, that the Capltaine the
| Count dc Lassclics spent with little
! Pierre and the good Nannctte as she
sat knitting always with the sun on
the water reddening her round cheeks,
while had much pleasure with many
! friends who came ~ me upon the ship
/ Upon the arrival Of the ship In port
rain was falling. and my friend Of
I France was zone from me Mt the begin.
I ming OF day ~ n boat that II called tug
| Upon Nannette had fallen a rheumG-
! tlsm. and t4e small Pierre was In the
! midst ~ sh!verlng chllls when we at
last were permitted by the very un.
I pleasant officer of America 10 go from
I the ship
Helms. II was all of the gold that
he took from me for an entry into this
savage land. where one piece of money
, Ia as I've Of that OF France. There re.
| NAAitAH 'AA ~ lNh EbhS anu EhiN
piece" Sohbed Nannctte as she came
from her Interview with the immigra,
ton officer while | stood beside Pierre,
deposited hy deck steward on a pile
uf ctr steamer blankets
Il beg your pardon. marQuise, but
! here h letter the dock steward failed
I 70 nnl you to deliver" came In the
/ pleasant voice OF one OF my fellow
! passengers as he handed me a large
letter took II and came with my
head out frnm under the wave which
/ had dashed over me-
And this Is the letter that my eyes
read wish astonlshment. while both
the good Nanncttc and small shivering
Pierre sat With their eyes fixed upon
my countcEance:
My Dear Nephew Robert-Your arrival
| IN America ut this time suits me exactly.
I ! need You Immediately In my business.
/ II you had been the Sirl. instead Of the
: little one ! would have had to dispose of
I YOU some way-cvcn murder l have no
/ use for women Leave the little crippled
Glrl and her nurse. who feel sure is an
} old fool, with my good friend. DR. Mason
/ Burns Of 80 South Thrty-second street.
! lie has cured more children OF hip joint
J disease than any man In the world and
he will straiehten her out for us, and we
. can give her away to somebody. I've
written him Instructions Leave her i'm
! mcdatcy ana come down here TO me on
the first train The deal Is held up with.
out YOU, luclosed is a check for 81, COO
| II YOU are like Henry you'n need It, but
/ keep away from Broadway and the wom.
, or Come on. | say, by next tram, Your
| uncle. ROBERT CARRUTHERS,
| Hay Earputh