The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1917-05-12


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which she s-l- more certain han ever
H. alone cou... --va. She vas glad
When ne thought ra-,l - L4- -ha- she
could .,r- herself SC.a-alv y H. <ara
AMI declare - her conscience -ra- =
hal -or Deem back Z her acton.
which hal 5e@1 purely Spontaneous.
The oCSsihi-!--. although I sa..- one.
-ha- Maaca rfg.- D. working On lie
tam and thar she might sea him N
-he morrow would have s.-1icet % -.va
her vaaarvI ni->-. R0Gcev vas a more
careful Observer -aa1 Winters. bu-
even The ca--Iemar noticed mat she
.oCkat worn and strained! a. be heICe..
her 0u- 0f he ca- f1r heir tramp
across he mesa ~ he Ea-.
You z1ou." b. said. with rough
a-t-reaGy sympathy. We haven ne
least assurance that Meade j. there
rs only chance. and probably a long
0ue'
7 shall never resi- un-.I Z i decided
Absolutely one wav Or he other" said
The woman.
We'll Tn nor -7ucb ~ \ vqrLa--
said -5a ,a--ra-,o7 Y -ara-qr1v ,-a-
fer 70 -a- over he round asr-,te n 4
brDncho. bu- 7 r7aSs 7 can keen IN
with the party :or Two miles. II rhar's
The distance"
r WIS dark and dam, ana var rnf.r
he nf,as Ar-borpb -5a NO -7an
cleared The xav for her holding
branches bark ard shaking -ba x,-ar
OF he 4-oonirr bouyhs = vas vol
Helen vas protected from he wer.
She had --aupad hills and mountains
na1v q rtue. ra-.D and foras- vera "a
miIiar % her. She wore a short
skir-ed dress. stout boots and Ieg-
-tlgs. and ! yellow western slicxer.
The exs-riou Of he inward climb.
stumbling over broken branches and
&proore,: logs and aounterias through
bo--y places on the trail, brought 4
Touch Of color 20 her face. and though
damp, The air sweet and fragrant.
clean and pure, refreshed and pleased
her greatly: The uen. TOO. L vas 4
1art pull. and she vas our Of breath
When she reached The broken coGlee.
'r raFtle, which lei 20 the top Of The
I'm terribly OUT OF practice" she
>a-- 20 Tie 7"o m1n. but l don't De-
--'- u any worse state than you
a.. III " -AIers'
-aiG you ! WASH any good on