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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
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Policejni zmeny We Ctvrtek.
Budouci ctvrtek oznameno bude
l8 povyseni v policeinfch kruzich.
V den ten veide platnost' reorga-
nisacni plan. Mezi povysenymi bu-
de Is sergeant1. kteri postoupf ma
lieutenanty. Hlavnim inspektorem
bude imenovan zastupce marsal1v.
Henry. Sergeant ze severovychod-
nj stanice, Adelbert Plantholt, po-
vysen bude ma lieutenanta.
Plany pro Odhaleni Key0ya
pOmniku.
Valecny department a mestsky
dfad zastoupeni byli We stfedu po.
rade konecnem usporadani pro.
gramu pro odhaleni Keyova pomni
ku ma byvale pevnosti McHenly Ia.
cervna. President Harding bude
fecniti. Pomnik odhalen bude dee
rou sochafe, jenz vytvofil pomnik
Marie j. Niehaus. Namofnf banda
z Washingtonu hrati bude pTi osla-
We .The Star-Spangled Banner. .
Postaveni pomniku vyzadalo 81 dobu
rok1 nakladul $50. 900. jez po-
voleny byly kongresem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26

William Viel. % roxy stary (.
1434 S. Charles ulice, strelil We
stfedu manzelku svojf. kdyz tato
odeprela MIN dale ziti. Pc stTele-
nj manzelky. jez poraneni asi wy
vazne. strelil sebe. Zraneni jeho
jest smrtelne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
OpilStyi yzrIsta.

Clslice sestavene "a posledni ctyfi
meslce ukazuj1. ze opilstvi rozmno-
zuje sc Baltimore. Roku 1920 v
dobe teto zatceno pro opilstvi cell
KEN 271 osob. Vroce 1922 cd led
ma do konce dubna uv6zn6no bylo
pro opilstvf 1872 osob. Mona ze
do konce roku pocet pfevysi pocet
natruncenych. kdy nebyla prohibi-
10
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
Setreni dennih0 Syetla kR
hlaSOvani.

Oba odbory mestske rady usnesly Sc
pondeli, aby setTeni deuniho svet.
la dano bylo ku odhlasovani volic6m
pfi listopadovych volbach. Reknou-
Ii voliei ano, pax st 'astni BaltimoTa-
ne setriti budou dennim svetlem
kazdy rok cd posledni nedele v dub
nu do posledni nedele rijnu. Red
knou-li volicove ne. pax budeme sc
moci v lete prece trochu vyspati.
Tfilety hoch Sc Strelil.
Pri hrani 81 revolverem stfelil
Sc trilety hoch, Chester Friedman.
q poransni ditko sotva vyvazne.
Vychazka pro dftky vefejnych
Sk0l.
Mayor Broening hostiti bude dit
ky vefejnych skol 5 g., Z. cerv
ma v parku ma Frederick road. Pro
cernosske ditky uspofadana bud'
vychazka 8. cervna do Westpor
| parku. Dftky opatfeny budou list
ky ma kary do vsech atrakci par
ku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
Pekaf uznan vinnym z ruSeni
nedelniho kHdu.

Porotou uznan byl v pondeli vim
nym ruseni nedelniho klidu pekar
David Lansman N. Exeter ulice
asvedceno byv, ze prodaval a roz-
vazel chleb nedeli. Otazkou v
pf1padu tomto bylo rozhodnuto.
zdali Lansman dopustil Sc poruseni
pfedpis1 jednaje jako obchodnik We
velkem. Obhajce jeho, ktery Sc
odvolal. tvrdil. ze prodaval malem.
Lansmap udan byl, Re prodal ne
deli. IL. kvetna 1921 .osm bochnik1
chleba kupci Davidu Bernsteinovi
ma Aisquith ulici a ze rozvazel toho
dne -chleb ma trucku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
Francouzi 81. kyetna nepotahnou
do Nemecka.


racnl komisl Nsmecku, nezaplatf-l
castku valeSne nahrady ma den 81
kvetna, Re Francie a ri snad ne.
ktefi z jeiich poddan5ch narod1
vtrhne do Nemecka, bylo reparacni
komisi odlozeno.
Velike nad6je vkladaji Sc nynf do
schnze bankefn mezinarodnfch s
Morganem americk5m cele, nfz
jednati Sc bude p1icce, kterou
Nemecku ma byt pomozeno a tim
spolu v prvnf Tad9 Francii, ktera
die vseho sleviti asi must poza-
davk1 svych, ale "a to dostaue mis-
to We vzduchu letaiicfch slibn hoto-
We penfze. Nenf pochyby, ze to co
politikafi zasmodrchali, bankefi
rozmotaji.
Konference konany bndou Pa
fizi.
Spojenecke posadky odtahnou ze
SleZSka.
Do konce cervence odvolany byti
mali spojenecke posadky ze Slezska,
kde jimi udrzovan jest pofadek.
Polaci dohodli se 1pln9 Nemci.
We Slezsku dosud jest 11.0OO Fran.
couzskych. l.50O belgickych men
81 pocet italsk5ch vojak1.
PrOtiSaloonicka lfga zaloyana.
zaloha proti protisaloonicke lfze
podana byla New Yorku vyrob-
Gem lekn Portland. Conn. T.
Stoutem. Stout zaluje lfgu ma od-
skodne We vysi $25 600 cite se ura-
zenym clankem uvefejn6nym or
ganu ligy. Stout svym casem uve-
fejnil knihu maven: ''The Eigh-
teenth Amendment and the part
played by Organized Medicine. "
V organu ligy kritisoSana byla jeho
kniha jake vyrobcem .'psich lek6. =
DeSitiprocentni Sleva na zeIez-
niCnich dOpraynich SaZbaCh.
Mezistatni obchodni komise mari
dila slevu To- procent dopravy
zbozi po drahach. Sleva platnost
vejde l. cervence. Slevou usetre-
no bude zasllatelnm. jak pocfta ko-
mise vice nezli dve ste milion1 do
lar1 rocne. Drahy odhaduji sunni
tn ma dve ste ctyficet jeden milo.
nj .dolar1. Sleva tyka se ienon
naklad1.
Otec uyeznen pro vrazdu Syna.
/ John Scheim, farmaT u Tucker
ton, N. j., uveznen byl ma obzalobl
ze zavrazdil sveho 10 rok1 stareh'
syna. jehoz mrtvola nalezena byla |
jezirka dtery.
Dye OSoby uSmrtily Sc Sk0kem
mrak0drapI.
| V New Yorku zhynuly dve osob
samovrazdou. jiz sc dopustili sko
KEN mrakodrap1. John w. Gas
teiger. obchodnik, skoeil budoY
Municipal. Frank ]. Parry skocil
25. poschodi budovy Metropolitan
Gasteiger rite se s vyse spadl n
kolem jdouciho S. S. Jonese. jen
srazen byl ma dlazbu a ruka mu zlc
mena.
CeSky farmar zachranen.
:, Stroivedouci nakladniho vlak
:Chicago St. Paul drahy, uvide
staveni farmafe Tom. Knse Avs
. lon stojici plamenech. zastav
, vlak spolu Sc cleny posadky Wax
vynesl pevn6 spiel rodinu farmaft
: WI bezpeci hoficiho DON'T
Dam shofel do zaklad1.
VIM Sp0jene Staty.
Andre Tardieu. sveho casu fral
couzsky komisaf We Spoj. Statecf
prohlas'l v poslanecke snemovne,
Spoiene Staty isou do velke mil
zodpovednymi "a nynejsf bospoda
ske nesnaze Evropy. Kdyz ukaz
. ma "mylny anglosasky MAJOR +
rope". Tardieu pravil. ze OMAN
nj Ameriky spoieneckym vladan
i Re Americani "a zadnych okolno'
: nemohou poskytnouti Spojencn
dalsi p1jcky. spolu 8 americk
ii hrozbou, ze cd Francie pozadovs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26

Z krajanSkyCh krnhI.

= Svazkem manzelskym spojen
byli pondelf, %. kvetna pan FIR
Matuska Sc sic Eva Winup chra
mu Pane sv Vaclava. Svedci byl
PIP: Josef Czech a Jiri Zunt.
= We stTedu oddani byli v ko
stele sv. Vaclava pan Frank HladkI
Sc sic. Terezif KolaTik. Dr1zickor
byla sic. Anezka Hladky, sestra ze
nicha a mladencem p, Frank Pocta.
Dne %. kv9tna skonal e.
James Slaich. manzel Mary Slaich.
(. 948 N. Washington ulice. We sta
Fl 73 rokn. o pohfbu. jenz konan
tento ctvrtek ma Narodnf hfbitov,
pfineseme zpraVu v budo.clm elsie.
JednOtna meStSka rada.
Mayor Broening, kdyz mestska
rada zavrhla plan ma pfetvofeni
dvou mestskych rad jednu, navrhl
utvefiti jednotnou &c 29 cleny, z
kazde wardy po jednom radnfm S
presidentem v cele, ktery zvolen
by byl ze vsech ward. V 1tery v
debate prvniho odboru pfiiat byl 21
hlasy proti navrh, aby plan pred.
lozen byl vyboru.
P1vodne navrzeno bylo, aby jed.
notna rada skladala sc jenom z 19
cIen1. Mayor vida siInou oposici v
mestske rade, navrhl nyni rozmno.
zeni clenti. Proti rozmnozeni Gle
nj ma 29 pocina Sc ozyvati mestem
odpor d1yodu, ze rada skladala
by Sc nepotfebne velikeho poctu
radnfch a ze stary wardovy system
pfi volbach byl by zachovavan.
Alameda boulevard v klidu.
v 6tery Vecer maiitele domd ma
Alameda boulevard shromazdeni v
Clifton parku 81 oddechli, kdyz
pravni zastupce stayitele Franka
Novaka, John M. Recquardt, ozna-
mil, ze staviiel bere zpet zadost 0
pFedlohu, kterou melo byti dovole-
no polozeni kolejf pro elektrickou
drahu po boulevardu.
Zvlastnf vybor byl ustanoven,
ktery najde nejakou ulici, kterou
by kary iezditi molly do koncin.
kde budovano jest velike hfiste, do
blizkosti Venable parku a do move
rostouci casti mesta. Ma sch1zi
podileli Sc tez zastupci elektricke
spolecposti. Alamedst1 RESIDENT
Spojili Sc organisaci, jiz cello
zvolili WeiRanda.
POSpichaji S budOvanim ObchodI.
Ably vyhnuli Sc zakazu- zbudovati
v budoucnosti obchody v r0znych
residencnich castech mesta. mnozi
prem6nuji budovy v obchodni MI
stnosti anebo castech pro residen.
ce vymezenych stavi move obchodni
domy. zadosti o povoleni pro zm6.
ny anebo move stavby n6Koliks
posIednich tydnech napadne rom
nozeny byly. Y n6kterych castect
sklepy obraceny jsou obchodu
Omezovacf zakon. jimz mesto roz-
d6leno bude ma zony. jest rukor
omezovacl komise.
Jeden uSmrcen, trinaCt poraneni
V ned6lnfch nehodach usmrcer
byl Albert Johnson, ktery pokouse
je Sc vyskociti ma jedouci truck
spadl pod kola a zabit byl. Porane
no bylo ttinact automobilistG.
t9chto pet dano bylo do nemocnic
v pondeli usmrceno bylo 3 no
ky stare ditko. Harry McCoskie
sedm osob poraneno.
" dtery zabit byl automobi
lem sedmdesat rok1 stary farar epi
skopalniho kostela v Sykesville, Viii
liam K. Marshall, kdyz pfechaze
Charles ulici ma rohu Chase ulice.
= We stTedu poran9no bylo ses
osob, mezi mimi dve dftky.
NOvy prohibiGni naGelnik.
G. E. Phillips ustanoven byl pro
hibicnim nacelnikem 4. distrikt
zavirajfciho sobe staty: Mary
land. Virginia a District Of Colun
bia. Philips. jenz jest povazova
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
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Oznameni:

Oznamujeme ctenar6m tohoto IL
stu, ze jsme sv1j knihkupecky OBJ
chod pfestehovali nasich mistnosti
els, 222 East list ST.. New York
City. N. ". do noyych rozsallei.
sich mistnosti. a nase nova adresa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
PRAHA. ceske knihkupectvi.
4O5 East 72nd ST..

ANOW LOA n OiCys ANe
Rozsifili jsme zaroven mas obchod
prodej pohlednic a ceskosloven-
skSch casopisn. Objednejte 81 nasi
ukazkovou kolekci pohlednic. KITE
rou kazdemu zasleme "a 80 cent?.
Bude jiste spokojen kazdy z1sta-
ne nasim stalym odberatelem. U
pozornujeme ma nase knizni novin
ky, sbirku CESKYCH MLYNU
ma vzacnou knihu ceskoslovenske
rodiny. zENA LEKARKOU. kterou
kazdemu vfele doporucujeme. Sto-
ii postou $50 Seznam knih naj-
de kazdy nasi oznamce tomto
elsie. Doporucuieme Sc pfizni cte-
naf6 tohoto listu a jsne pfatel.
skym pozdravem "a
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
"Pnssyfoot' v Baltimore.
Skolne zvySeno

Pfedloha skolniho vyboru podep-
sana byla mayorem PTedlohou
zvysuje sc skolne ma vefejnych sko-
ZACH pro ditky rodic1 bydlicich mi
mo m6sto. Zvyseni v platnost vel
de zaTi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
OSobnf SyOboda jeSte zije.

Pc dvouletem uvazoyanl druhy
odbor mestske rady rozhodl Sc neo-
mezovati obcanstvo jeho osobui
svobode. kdyz toto jde po ulicich.
Uchovano nam dale pravo prejiti u.
iici tfeba prostfe lku blocku. vlez.
ii ma ulici do tlacenice a skociti
treba pred automobil. ktery bez O.
hledu ma nasi osobni svobodu ma
mi zkratka zatoci.
V mestske rade pred dv9ma roxy
uveden byl navrh, ably pesaci fizeni
byli ch1zi po ulicich jako automo-
biliste.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
Obrneny automObil pro spoleenos
elektrickych kar.

Spolecnost' elektrickych kar kou-
pila obrneny automobil rychIopal-
nym delem. Trucku uzito bude ku
svazeni penez jednotlivych stanic.
a k rozvazenf iich v den vyplat. V
trucku opatTenem ocelovymi platy
bude umfstnena pokladna.
StO devadeSaI majetkI ma bnben.
Baltimorsky okres dal v dtery do
prodeje 100 majetkG, ma nez nebyly
zaplaceny dane. @
..PuSsyfoot" v Baltimore.
Svetoznamy William E. johnson,
zvany ''Pussyfoot', pfednasel L.
tery vecer v methodistickem kostele
Mt. Vernon Place. prohibici anne
ricke vyhlidkach prohibicnihc
hnutl svetem. Krone Recka, Spa
n6lska a Bulharska, Johnson tvrdi
prohibice della znacne pokroky
Johnson pro prohibicni hnuti pra
cuje hlavne mimO Ameriku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
DoYedl agenty do Sye 'yinopalny'

John Mcmahon, far mar nedaleke
Sandy Spring, Md, schovavaje sc
"a stromem zaslechl v pond9li, jak
n5kdo plizf se ku ieho obydi. kdyz
ma neho vzkfiknuto bylo, aby w.
stoIpil dkrytu sveho "a stromen
dal Sc farmar ma 1t6k. Kdyz "a.
hvfzdla mu kule kolem hlavy, W.
stfelena "suchym" agentem, zasta.
vii sc dal se zatknouti ctyTem
agent1m, ktere pax dovedl do sto-
dolly, nfz nalezen byl ''lihovar' V
pine praci. Vedle Ifhovaru naleze-
no bylo 60 galon1 kornove koTalky
a 1000 galon1 smesi vedle iinych
pfiprav ku vyrob6 Thu.
= V saloonu {. sol S. Woodyear
ulice skonfiskovano bylo agenty %
beden domaciho piva. Mattel sa-
loonu, Thomas Cole, byl uveznen.
= Frank Loner, 1923 CRANKY
ulice, u nehoz nalezena kofalka
drugy, dan byl pod zaruku So. 900.
V dome jeho nalezeno bylo drugd v
Gene asi $4,000 a ctyfi sta lahvi ko.
falky.
Pratele KeIlyho meme zdafloyani9
Mayor Broening nafidil pondsli
odvolacimu zdafiovacimu soudu vyse-
tTiti udanf, ze pfatele bossa. "Fran-
ka" Kellyho. jsou meme zdanovani
nezli druzi RESIDENT We 20 ward6.
Udava sc. ze d1m jednoho lieute.
nanta Kellyho byl yynechan asseso-
rem, ktery nedavna povysen byl
Kellym ma demokratickeho v1dce
wardy. Jiny dun v Gene 5000
byl odhadnut ma $l.400. V udani
uvedeno jest celkem 40 pTipadn. v
nichz nektere maietKy pills vysoko
jine opet pfilis nizko odhadnuty.
V kazdem pTipadC uvedeno jmeno
majitele A ee.a move zdan9ni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
CeSky farmar zachranen.

Stroivedouci nakladniho vlaku
Chicago a st. Paul drahy, uvidev
staveni farmafe Tom. K1se Ava.
lon stojici plamenech. zastavil
vlak q spolu Sc cleny posadky vlaku
vynesl pevne spiel rodinu farmafo-
WI bezpeei hoficiho domu.
Dam shofel do zaklad1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26

V New Yorku zhynuly dve osoby
samovrazdou. jiz Sc dopustili sko-
KEN mrakodrap1. John w. Cas-
teiger. obchodnik, skoeil 8 budoYy
Municipal. Frank j. Parry skocil 8
25. poschodi budovy Metropolitan.
Gasteiger rite sc s vyse spadl ma
kolem jdouciho S. S. .Tonese. jenz
srazen byl ma dlazbu ruka mu zlo-
mena.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1922-05-26
Ctyri delnfci uSmrceni.

Predcasnym yybuchem dynamitu
usmrceni byli kamennem dolu u
Nayack, N. Y. ctyfi delnfci.
MiniSterSka kriSe v Nemecku.
V 3erlfne ozyvaji Sc stale zpravy,
re DR.. Joseph Wirth, n6meck5 kan
clef odstoupi 2 dFadu. Ia d1vod
sc uvad1. Re odepfel dati sve svole.
nj ku novemu zdan6ni. jak navrze-
no bylo reparacni komisi.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-09-01
ErSkine Dale = Pioneer

dian girl-Early Morris his half.
sister. Oh, OH A great pity flooded
her heart and eyes. ''Why didn't Frs.
kline take them away from the In
dians?"
"His mother wouldn't leave them. .
And Barbara understood.
Poor Ersiine p she whispered. and
her tears came. Her father leaned
back and for moment closed his
eyes.
There is more.r he said finally.
"Erskine's father was the eldest
brother-and Red Oaks"
The girl sprang to her feet, startled.
agonized, shamcd: Belongs to Frs
kline" she finished with her face in
her hands. God pity me-" she whis-
pered, II drove him from his own
home"
mo" said the old general with
gentle smile. He was driving the barb
deep. but sooner or later 1t had to be
done.
Look here - He pulled an old
piece of paper from his pocket and
handed ii TO her Her wide eyes fell
upon a rude boyish scrawl and a rude
drawing of a buffalo pierced by an
arrow:
at make me laugh. I have no use.
| give hole dam pla1tashun Barbara"
"Oh" gasped the girl and then
where is he?"
waiting at Williamsburg TO get his
discharge" She rushed swiftly down
the steps, calling:
"Ephraim Ephraim !"
And ten minutes later the happy,
grinning Ephraim, mounted on the
thoroughbred. was speeding ahead of
a whirlwind of dust with little
scented note in his battered SLOUGH
hat:
"You said you would come when
ever | wanted you. | want you to
come now. BARBARA"
The girl would not go to bed. and
the old general from his window saw
her like some white spirit of the night
motionless on the porch. And there
through the long hours she sat. Once
she rose and started down the great
path toward the sundial, moving
slowly through the flowers and moon
light until she was opposite a giant
magnolia. Where the shadow of it
touched the light on the grass, she
had last seen Greys white face and
scarlet breast. With a shudder she
turned back. The night whtened
cathird sfarted the morning chorus
The dawn came and with it EphraiIn.
The girl waited where she was. Eph-
rain took off his battered hat.
"Marse Erskine done gone, Miss
Barbary," he said brokenly. HE
done gone two days"
The girl said nothing, and there the |
old general found her still motion
ess-the torn bits of Ersklnes scrawl- |
ng deed scattered about her feet.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-09-01

nees had got word thar the whites
were coming. and their women and
old men had fled or were fleeing. all.
except in village he had just left
he paused and pointed toward the
east where few wisps OF smoke were
rising. Erskine turned: "Do you
know Kahtoo?"
"He is In that village"
Erskine hesitated: "Aud the white
woman-Gray Dove"
"She, too, Is there."
"And Early Morn?"
"Yes." grunted the savage.
"Nhat does he say?" asked Clark.
"There is white woman and her
daughter In village, there" said
Erskine, pointing In the direction Of
the smoke.
Clark's voice was announcing the
| fact to his men. Hastily he selected
twenty. "See that no harm comes to
them" he cried, and dashed forward.
Erskine In advance saw Black Wolf
and few bucks covering the retreat
of some fleeing women. They made a
feeble resistance of volley and they
too turned to flee. white woman
emerged from tent and with great
dignity stood, peering with dim eyes.
TIE Clark's amazement Erskine rushed
forward and took her in his arms. A
moment later Erskine cried:
"My sister, where is sheY'
The white woman's trembling lips
opened, but before she could answer,
Il harsh, angry voice broke In haught-
lily, and Erskine turned TO see Black
Wolf stalking In, a prisoner between
two stalwart woodsmen.
early Morn is Black VOLTS
squaw. She is gone" He waved
one hand toward. the forest.
The insolence of the savage angered
Clark, and not understanding what he
said, he asked angrily:
'Who is this fellow"
"He Is the husband of my half-sis-
ter" answered Erskine gravely.
Clark looked dazed and uncompre-
bending:
And that wOman?"
MY mother" said Erskine gently.
"Good God !" breathed Clark. He
turned quickly ana waved the OPEN
mouthed woodsmen away, and Erskine
and his mother were left alone. A
feeble vote called from a tent near
by.
"Old Kahtool" said Erskine's moth
err "He is dying and he talks Of
nothing but you-go to him y And
Ersklne went. The old man lay
trembling with palsy on buffalo
robe, but the incredible spirit in his
wasted body was still burning in his
eyes.
MY son." said he. Il knew your
voice. l said / should not die until
had seen you again. Ii is well =.
1t is WE'LL" he repeated, and YEARLY
his eyes closed And thus Erskine
knew it would be.
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CHAPTER Xxx

That winter Erskine made his clear
ing on the land that Dave Yandel
had picked out for him, and in the
center of it threw up a rude log hut
In which to house his mother, for his
remembrance of her made him believe
that she would prefer TO live alone.
He told his plans to none.
In the early spring, when he brought
his mother home, she said that Black
Wolf had escaped and gone farther
into the wilderness-that Early Morn
had gone with him. His mother
seemed i'll and unhappy. Erskine, not
knowing that Barbara was on her way
to find him, started on hunting trip.
In few days Barbara arrived and
found his mother unable to leave her
bed, and Lydia Noe sitting beside her.
Harry had just been there to say good
by before going to Virginia.
Barbara was dismayed by ErskIne's
absence and his mothers look of suf-
fering and extreme weakness, and the
touch of her cold fingers. There was
no way of reaching her son, she said
he did not know of her Illness. Bar
bara told her of Erskine's giving her
his Inheritance, and that she had come
to return il. Meanwhile Erskine,
haunted by his mothers sad face, had
turned homeward. To his bewilder-
ment, he found Barbara at his moth
er's bedside glance at their faces
told him that death was near. His
mother held out her hand to him while
still holding Barbara S. AS In a dream,
lie bent over to kiss her, and with
a last effort she joined their hands, |
clasping both. A great peace trans
formed her face as she slowly looked |
With a sigh her head sank lower, and |
her lovely dimming eyes passed into
the final dark.
Two days later they were married. |
The woOdsmen, old friends of Frs
kine's. were awed by Barbara's dainti-
ness. and there were none of the rude
jests they usually flung back and
forth. With hearty handshakes they
said good-by and disappeared into the
mighty forest. In the silence that fell,
Erskine spoke of the life before them,
of its hardships and dangers. and then
of the safety and comfort of Virginia.
Barbara smiled:
"You choose the wilderness, and
your choi e is mine. We will leave
the same choice :" She flushed
and bent her head.
ITO those who come after u.s." fin |
shed Erskine.
1.-THE ENID
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CHAPTER XVIII

Yorktown broke the British heart,
and General Dale. still weak from
wounds, went home to Red Oaks. 1t
was not long before, with gentle In
quiry, he had pieced out the full story
of Barbara and Erskine and Dane
Grey, and wisely he waited his chance
with each phase of the situation.
Frankly he told her first of Grey's
dark treachery. and the girl listened
with Mortified silence. for she would
as soon have distrusted that beloved
father as the heavenly Father In her
prayers. She left him when he
finished the story and he let her go
without another word. All day she
was I'm her room and at sunset she
gave him her answer. for she came
to him dressed in white. knelt by his
chair, and put her head In his lap.
And there was a rose In her hair.
Il have never understood about my
self and-and that man." she said.
land | never will"
81 do" said the general gently, "and
1 understand yon through my sister
who was so like you. ErskIne's father
was as indignant as Harry Is now,
and l am trying to act toward. you as
my father did toward her." The girl
pressed her lips to one OF his hands.
~ think I'd better tell you the whole
story now" said General Dale. and
he told of Erskine's father. his Wild
ness and his wanderings, his marriage
and the capture of his wife and the
little son by the Indians, all of which
she knew. and the girl wondered why
he should be telling her again. The
general paused:
"You know Erskine's mother was
not killed. He found her" The girl
looked up amazed and incredulous.
"Yes." he went on. 'the white woman
whom he found In the Indian village
was his mother"
Father % She lifted her head
quickly. leaned back with hands
caught tight in front Of her. looked up
into his face-her own crimsoning |
and paling MS she took In the full |
meaning OF IT all. her eyes dropped.
Then" she said slowly, that In