Evening journal., 1922-09-07
Continued From Our Last Issuc.)
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4 was nuiiDie man iOVA iASh "
hooks and in nets
Barney wrote out his next ques
tion before saying It aloud; 'Manet
mikweniman no nossan gale min
gaan2"
He wants TO say" replied tn
voice. Il have never heard OF IA
ther."
"Ningo?"
He says. Yes He says 'Mothe
knew: mother came TO shore bear
ing child; not born child he says
she was very sick. I took her 81
canoe, that is
What did he do for my mother p
He says. Took her TO my hous'
in the lonely place where was wo
man, my Wife He says. There boy
was born; you stayed there
"She was vsry sick; but she die
not die; she went away"
''When?"
AT the moon OF the wild ric,
gathering?"
when she went away. he means7 ?
Yes"
Then when did che Gomez"
TN the moon OF the breaking
snowshoes"
What Year,"
The medium made no direct an
swer; but after a pause the voice
continued: HE says that all sum
mer che fed baby at her breast TIL
she went sick again. He wants TO
tell you that she said. when she went
away, she surely would return. He
says. There I lived until water froze
again He says. But no one came
back: so 1 went away
Where dld you go2" Barney cried
quickly as the mediums picture
changed, gone from her. as surpris-
ingiy as they had come. were the
slight motions OF her hands, the
jerkings and mannerisms which had
characterized the presence OF the
"control." Mrs. Davol slowly sat
upright and gazed duly about like
an ordinary. over-fed woman max
ing an apparent effort OF memory to
recognize her callers.
well. dearie." she said at last 60
Ethel. did You get satisfied7 Was
there good results?"
Ethel realized with a gasp. that
the seance was over.
CHAPTER XIV
you think we'd better have Kin
cheloe arrested ?" Ethel asked Bar
ney when she returned home.
'T'd like TO know what he's doing
now" Barney said.
"oh, Bennet's told me. He's hav-
ing his sort Of a fast time. That
part OF Chicago's called, by people
who go there, Little Paris.
Barney made no comment. and
they both sat down.
do you want TO tell me what you
thought about it7"
You mean whether I believed
those we're the circumstances OF my
birth? Yes. 1 did. Miss carew."
Who could the Indian be7 Noah
Jo2"
II suppose So"
He stood up and, turning HIS back !
to Ethel, he strode away as he had
a habit OF doing when beset by
emotion.
you see--you see-Miss Carew, II
hadn't occurred TO me then that
l."
What. Barney7"
That might have been born on
the Rock, Miss Carew."
Barney" Ethel rebuked him by
him own name gently. Barney"
You can't want me to call you" I
Il can't"
"Ethellr he said. hardly whisper
Ing It; she heard. Ethel" he !
clenched his hands behind him. and
she stepped farther back. That's :
the way l was born. I beileve,"
Lets believe il, Barney!" e
Miss Carewl" :
Il don't mind believing Il, Barneyi
Il doesn't change youl Except to
make you finer" I
"Finer?"
Because you've had to do Il all
Don't you see how T." 2
sfe faltered a little and substituted
how everyone. must admire YOU
,nly more for thati Besides. my :.
people are TO blame"
How do you mean?" he asked J
quickly.
They must be. We both OF us :,
now together that my people-my =
and my uncle, at least
tried to harm you. Not TO hurt !,
ou, perhaps; but they saw that !,
'uinlan was killed before he could !
nd you. Why2 You hadn't done ,
nything to any OF my family; YOU y
admit even heard OF them before !.
on met me. 1t was what you were -
because you were that baby born -.
n the Rock; and they knew it." I
Il said you might be-any onei" =
he recalled. gazing up at him with =
yes suddenly wet. you are not .
OF just an outcast born in an In Q
ian hut. I don't think I'd care If q
ou werei" q
She had not intended to say what "
he had; but having said Il. she :,
'eant 1t. She would not care IL he "a
iere an outcast born in a Chippewa
hack; but the certainty that he was
lot was never clearer TO her than a
ow. h
Il know now why grandfather II
cared the Rock all these years.
sarney; it was for fear you'd come n
'aeki That's why the house was NJ
'uilt and left to wait for you." ei
But this which we learned to- NJ
light, Barney, helps a lot; vo,r
lother came-with you" she added ci
emily ITO the shore there beyond u
I. Foretin. In April-the moon le
the breaking snowshoes." she re- al
eated the poetry OF the Indian pl
hrase, Noah Jo--we may as we'll m
III him that--took her in his boat SC
ross the channel 10 Resurrection D.
ock where he and his wife took d.
re Of her. You were horn fhnre.