Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-09-03

- - ''.e ,iiS'iAe which had b4s-
en- his father Coin, .t.l
grounds, Betty found ,s1 'lsa
had been the secord.,,~- --aa u
on the Mauretania an. p@''9is
his dress that he was th- E -,-.-5
talked to him and learned $50 r
OF the family Of Mogrr m. '''-'s
she was going, she Offered t..1
when TO her surpri> .h- ~. ,- l-'a'
he was the earl. More -
confused, Betty forsara E~
deception, and gradually f. Y
sprang up between The two t -'''a
Then, as if to cement rha,,
ship, the Shuttle twisted in -'
Of G. Selden, the Junior salss-
the Delkoff Typewriter con. ...l
New York. who made Wora.
STAINS acquaintance. and lea,r--
the daughter of Reuben S. ysr5,--
was in Stornham, went n s.a
- .-.s laiu' nope Of selling her a II
writer, and contrived to braak ~,
IN front Of Stornham C0ur, r. i
carried him into the house and c.l
for him, and through his zlan-r
free manner, he unconseion<lr -.
down the barrier Of prefu5.ca Il
surrounded Mount Dunsrsn and
back to America happy in III. n
sion OF a letter to Mr. Vandarraar Il
establishment Of longa9.fo, !,
tory and the order far sly -
ers which We're TO be sent "a II
land.
The long summer days found p.
allie very nearly restored 70 her fa.r
self, and perfectly conten,e3 N II
Betty there; when Nigel. tired af A
Riviera. and, having exhausted Il, j
sources, returned to Stornham. them
find the place built up and reps,aI
Rosalie almost free Of her fear AZ bt,I
and Betty, rich and beautiful in IA
charge. No sooner did he appear as
Rosy fell back into her old timjd wsu
but, with a view 10 propitlarinz ri
~ Nigel treated his wife with a. rns
Kindness as he could assume. Fvs7I
thing he did was done with the id
Of making Betty like him. until a
found that Mount DunStaa, peaBga,j
rs he was. loved Betty. and anhm.I
she did not confess it, Berry loved hrI
Nigel was crafty, however. and ia
his time. until there came a dreglhI
scourge Of fever that swept the ii
lagos and terrified the people. Naul
Dunstan gave up his home as a bad
pital, and needless Of his own vaI
being, he acted as doctor. nurse I'D
minister, and won from everyone II
love and respect that was his iue
and then, when the fever was abatl]
he was taken i'll.
An awful day followed for B7tI
for they had told her Of his nHs|
and she knew that if the worst hap
pened they would toll the bell ia II
church tower. SHUTDOWN came nj
with it the ominous tolling Of the ha
the pitiless notes that free her lad
and blindly. she rode from S-0rn1ll
trying TO shut out the sound Of Il
bell. Her horse stumbled In hi
and threw her, injuriug her ankle al
then it was that she knew N.ss. "A
followed her. He found her Adla. 4
little hut. and claimed her fir 4
own, and in answer to his denaadI
she said:
There is one who stands be-resl
us-one who died today
He laughed at her and tried 70 Il
her in his arms, hut she managed 4
evade him. and ran, as beS- she e'1
with her injured foot and hid io1
him in a tiny clump Of bushes. VIII
pering ceaselessly. "Come-you va
died today-you who died
And then-he came--rhe man 7
thought lad died. the man she l9771
and who loved her, and finding ~
with evil in his eyes. he led her sGj
" to the little hut and then went VI
to Nigel. What followed would a6
good to repeat, but BETTY heard s'al
like the bowling Of q dog and "a
Mount Dunstan finally came oa@
her. it was with flashing eyes
clenched fists. his broken horses
trailing on the ground. Then be 4 !
her how it had happered-a1' a5
simply had a headache and 'As
had tolled for some one else, ala
when he found she hai gone. he i"
that it had been fer love @. A.a
For a few months Nigel L197
stricken with paralysis md 'a..
kindly Weaver of the >al.'e 1
ont his black thread. leaving
contented with her father aa' i
er, while the golden '.reoaS
love of Betty for her man .''s
selves in and out, form.ls '-7 %-
web of happiness.
Copyright. 1919. by the Es- 4
co. THE Boston Postl
United Kingdom the Ioa 81.
onies and Dependencies. ~.
right act. by the Post .@ --sa 4
Boston. Mass, L. 8. A '-'
served.