South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-15

along tHN spanish Nam. lnlHE-
happen There interuirtenCy. Even
time seems o. hang E.= ser.as daily
on tae branch 81 al orange tree
arct.
After the neaaruaI revolt
against che administration ~ Pres.t
LOsada the country settled again
into quiet liberation Of the abuses
Vith which he had been charged In
C0ralio old poLuCa. enemies went
arm -in-arm. lightly eschewlng for
the time AN difference OF opinion. F..
The failure Of the art expedition
did not stretch the Cat-footed keOgn ]
upon his back. The ups and downs
OF fortune made smooth travelling
for his uimble steps. His-blue pen .
cIi stub was ar work again before /
lnc smoke Oh The steamer on which
White sailed had cleared away from 3
inc horizon. he had but 20 speak
% word 90 Gcddie % find his credit
negotiable for whatever goods he I
wanted from the store Of Branuigau f
a. Co. ON the same Gav on which
white arrived ia Sew York KeoZh. f
CO the rear OF "a train of five PACK
mules loaded with hardware and
cutlery set his ee toward t1e
grim. interior mountains. There the
Indian tribes wash gold dust from
the aurifcrous streams. and when
"a market i5 brought 70 them trad
ing ls b-isk and muy bueno in the
Cordulcras
In Corauo time folded his wings
and paced YEARLY along his orOWsy
path. They who Had most cheered
the torpid hours were gone. Clancy
had sailed on Spanish baruue for
colon, contempt cut across
tie isthmus and then "a further voy-
axe to end al Calao where the fight
ing was said TO be on. GCGdls.
whose quiet and genial nature had
once served 10 mitigate the frequent
duh reaction Of lotus eating was
now "a h0me-man. happy with his
bright orchid. Paula. and never even
dreaming ~ OF regretting the UNI
solved. sealed and mOnogramed bot
Ge whose contents. now inc0nsid
cradle. were held safely in the keep
ing OF the sea
We'll may the Walrus most dis
corning and eclectic Of beasts. place
sealwax midway on his pro-ram or
topics that FAN pertinent and divert
ing upon the ear.
Atwood was gone-he Of the hos
pItable back porch and ingenious
cunning. dr. Gregg with his ire
panuing story sUculcerlnE WITHIN
him. was a WhisEered volcano. al
u1vs showing SIGNS OF imminent
eruption. and was not 90 be cOnsld-
cred i'm the ranks CT those who
might contribute TO the amelIoratiou
of eunui. The new cJnSuIs note
chimcd with the sad seq waves ana
the violent tropical -reens-he had
not "a bar OF SChchereZade or OF the
Round Table in his lutte Goodwin
was employed with large projects,
what time he was lo0sed from tnem
found him az his home, where ne
loved 90 be- Therefore il viii be
seen that there was a cearth 90
fellowship and entertainment
among the foreisn contingent OF
CoralO
And then Dicky Maloney dropped
down from the clouds upon inc
town and amused b.
Nobody knew where Dicky Ma
IpnCv hailed from or how ne reach
cd t'oraho. Tie appeared there one
dav. and that was az. He after
ward said that he came ON the fruit
steamer Thor. but an inspection OF
the Thor's passenger list or that
date was found 20 be MaloneylesS.
Curiosity. however, soon perlshcdt
and Dicky took his place among the
odd fish cast up BY the Caribbean
He was an active. deVll-md}
care. IOIuckiug fellow with an en-
caclne gray eye the most 'rresls-
tfbIe GRIN. "a rather dark orr much
Sunburued complexion. and heaQ
Of the neriest red hair ever seen IN
that country. Speaking the Spanish
LANGUAGE ass well as he spoke ENG
reh and seeming always 90 nave
plenty Of silver I'm his pockets. IL
was not long before he was wei
went Tie had an extreme Iondne~@
fDr vino bIlucO. and gained the
reputation of being able 90 drink
more of Do than any three men DID
town Everybody called him
Dickv". everybody ChCered Up al
fr. SIGHT az him-cspe ally the ma
tivs-. tU whom his marvellous req
hair and his frce-and-e3sf style
wore a constant deu-h and envy
wherever YOU went i9 The town \o"
would soon see DicEy or hear ms
genial lauSh. and tnt 'rouae Llll.' =
qr0uD OF admirers who appreciated
MIN both for his good nature ana
Tho white wine be was always SO
ready Co buy.
considerable amount or specH-
rari0u was had CCuCerDtuE the on
f.rr of his soiurn there. until one
dam he suenced this by opening
small shop for the sale OF tobacco.
dulces and The haudivork or the
interior Indians ear, -7-.-> M '' u
I'm goods. deerskiu zapaJos ana
baekerwork OF tule reeds. Even
then he did not change ms n-hi.7'
for ne was drinking and play.A
cards hale the day and night with
rne roulaudante. the collector or
customs. the Jcte PoAuco and ohef
e.v dors among the native officials