The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-04-21
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4 Story Of the Builders
of Democracy
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By Irving Bachelor
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER I.--samson and Sarah Tray.
!or, with their two children, Josiah and
s X travel by wagon from their home
Of plenty Their destination is the Coun-
CHAPTER I1.-At Niagara Falls they
aes dth party Of iM1 nnn among them
4ecides to 60 to the Sangamon country:
~ OF the party suffer from fever and
o1ue. earah's ministrauons save the life
lAges Of fever. and he accompanies the
yy9ylors. They reach New Salem, Illinois.
e14 are welcomed by young Abe" LAn-
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m0a are warned and the raiders worstsI
as.s:1: decides e run again no. Tor 0G =.
~ with John Mcneil. He leaves for
- home In the East. promising to re-
ospts his defeat manfully. No word com.
Ing from Mcneil. Ann confesses to Abe
that his real name is McNamar. and her
n his deep love endeavors to reassure
her. though he shares her misgivings
Lincoln wins his seat in the Legislature
CHAPTER XII.-Ann hears from Nc
Namar. but his letter is cold and she IL
convinced he does not love her. She tells
Abe Of her doubt. and he confesses his
1pve and asks her to marry him. Ann
declares she does not yet love him. but
GETS out for vandalia and his legislative
CHAPTER xIrL-Inspired by EiiJan
tovejoy. Traylor arranges on his farm
ton on the Underground RailreaA.'
CHAPTER xIv,1Ann agrees to marry
Abe. but her health 70 wrecked. Three
escaping. They belong to Biggs and he
with arrest for melting the raid On Tray
IN disguise. She has ned from her hus-
bands cruelty.
calls for Abe. and he BIDS her farewell
at her bedside. Following her demise q
settled sadness descends on him. He Is
NO longer ABE" but Abraham Lincoln Z"
CHAPTER XvI.-Overcoming his des-
pondency, Lincoln returns to his work.
Abolition sentiment is crystalizlng and
he throws himself into the movement.
CHAPTER XvII.-Traylor sells his
farm and moves to Springfield. Lincoln
order that she may marry Harry Needles,
whom she has always really loved Nc
Namar returns to New Salem. too late
Needles visit the boom" city of Chicago,
whore BIN, now tEe mother of son, ID
living with her parents She has her
divorce. Harry leaves for the Seminole
war. An INSCRIPTIONS, rich Spectator,
Lionel Davis, desires to marry BIN, but
she repulses him.
CHAPTER XIx.-Ruined by the panic
OF 81 Kelso dies and BIN and her
mother are left penniless. Davis presses
news of Harry's DEATH BIN almost makes
up her mind to marry him.
CHAPTER xx.-Lincoln is admitted to
the bar. Traylor ascertains that the re.
port Of Harry's death Is false. He hurries
to Chicago. Davis has swindIed Brim.
stead. a friend Of Traylor's, in real es.
tate deals, and Traylor seeks to collect
ths money. Smallpox breaks out At
Honey Creek. and BIN goes there ~
nurse.
shadow of the coming night. She
looked like one searching in the dust
for something very precious. The
strong heart of Samson was touched
by the sorrowful look Of her so that
he could not speak.
Soon he was able to say in low,
trembling voice:
I'm every letter he tells of his love
for you. That article in the paper
was q cruel mistake"
After little silence BIN rose from
the ground. She stood, for a moment,
wiping her eyes. Her form straight
ensd and was presently erect. Her
soul resented the injustice she had
suffered. There was a wonderful and
touching dignity in her voice and