The Glenwood post., 1922-03-16
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CHAPTER LAT Niagara Fails they
Meee z party Of immigrants, among them
yeuth named John Mcneil. who also
ssSsaess y. =. e 90 70 the ssnEAmen country;
aE0o. 0Arah's ministrauons save the life
& youth. Harry Needles. in the last
80. = fever. and hs aoSompsnis: the
~ .L ers welcomed by young "Abs" LAM
9fst aeaudntancss are L1ncoln's friends,
Jeek Kslso and his pretty daughter Bim,
CHAPTER Iv:-samson decides to To-
q heuss. Led Sy JACK Xrmstrons.
aeoin shrs.hss e nS os Sosns
Harry Noodles strikes 1ep HeNol. Of
he Armstrong crowd, and AcNoll threat
s10 vengeance.
CHAPTER VA few days later Aarry,
slens. is attacked BY. AcNoll and hl:
Ia ana s woTid n.ys H been roughly 1s;S
shotgun. John Mcneil. the Traylors
Niagara Falls acquaintance. IL markedly
Isvs With 4 Ann, b but Ia: a:x.r nsS hsa snousf y
courage to tell her 70.
MAPTDR VI. Tr.y.or h.lp. two
3 escape. Elphalst BlGss. owner Of the
ul 1faylor and In . asht has his arm
CHAPTER vn-waiuns for his arm
. heal Biggs mests BIN Kelso. with
0tggs asks for Bins hand. kut her
nthsr refuses his consent. Btgg1 re-
turns to B. Louis.
CHAPTER vIII.-Btm confesses to
HAIRY that she loves Bigg., and the
youth u disconsolate. lincoln decides to
y ssas n s os l.. ssn A.Ht X and
and leave New Salem.
cHAPTER M.-BlxF. comes back to
learns OF 1t on his way home from ne
'mr." Lincoln.s advice and philosophy
sustain him In his grief.
CHAPTER x.-Lneoln. defeated in his
esndt1aasS for the i.! leEii..latYre: forms a
bum frsylor's house. but the New salem
mst are waSned and the raiders worsted.
CHAPTER x1.-Lincoln. now post
master. decides to run again for the
legislature. Ann Rutledge is openly in
,Svs s with John Mcneil. he leaves for
oept. his defeat man{ully. No word com
Ing from Mcneil. Ann eenfesses to Abe
fears that he will not return. Lincoln
In his deep love endeavors to reassure
her. though he shares her misgivings.
lincoln wins his seat in the legislature.
CHAPTER XI!.-Ann hears from Nc
Namar. but his letter is cold and she is
Abe OF her doubt, and he confesses his
declares she does not yet love him. but
-. ou, Tor vsnda,ia .n9 arG%''s IT. i.s.ssye ns4se
CHAPTER .xIII.-Insplred by Elijah
Love1oy. Traylor arranges on his farm a
hiding place for runaway slaves. . sta
tion on the Underground Railrsad.''
.SHApTEpR hI r. XIv,MAnn S,;,5 agree. to marry
runaway slaves seek Traylor's help IN
comes N pursuit of them. Threstsnsd
o4 h he ss. tor ~ a. II: sS on . s
in disguise. She has fed from her hus-
bands cruelty.
calls for Abe. and no Bids her farewell
At her bedside. Following her demise a
Sstiso onxsr ssansss e assSendi csc 10 on him as
CHAPTER xvL-overcoming his des.
Abolition sentiment IL crystalizing and
he throws himself Into the movement.
CHAPTER xvII-Trayior sells his
farm and moves to Springfield. Lincoln
plans to secure a divorce for BIN In
order that she may marry Harry Needles.
MON, sns rs,rns mas aTsys a. Ns seay loved NC
At early candlelight they reached
the sycamore woods very hungry. 1t
was beautiful grovellke forest on
the shore Of a stream. The crossing
was rough bridge OF corduroy. A
crude log tavern and a cruder store
stood on the farther shore Of the
creek. The tavern was dirty place
With a drunken proprietor. Three
ragged. shiftless farmers and a half
breed Indian sat in its main room in
varying stnges Of inebriacy. A we'll
dressed. handsome young man with a
diamond in his shirt-front was lead
Ing a horse back and forth in the
stable yard. The diamond led Samson
to suspect that he was the man Davis
OF whom Mrs. Brlmstead had spoken.
Our travellers, not liking the look Of
the place, got some oats and rode on.
camping near the farther edge Of the
woods. where they built FIRE. fed and
tethered their horses and sat down
and ate from the store IN their saddle
bags.
Then with their knives Ahe and
Samson cut big armfuis Of grass from
tihe near prairie for the horses and q
bed upon which the three man lay
down fer the night. -..
Samson had that gift of sleeping
with one eye open" which the perils
II the wilderness had conferred upon
the ptoeser. He had lain down o.
the side ef their bed near the horses.
which were tsthered to trees only q
fsw fest away. He had gone to sleep
With his pistol under his right Aand.