The Arvada enterprise., 1922-02-02
CHAPTER TX.

-, CHAPTER *.
'fe 10
IA Wh,eh Gin Ksiss Makss History,
WhIs Az an1 Many and Other
ossd citlssns q New Salem An
Making IN gMert - That End In ne
Indian War.
In the midst Of sprinstims thsrs
cane cheering news from the old home
b vsfmoot-a letter to Sarah from
~ brethsf. which contained The wei
cone promise that he was comlns to
visit them and expected to b In
0sardstown about the fourth of May.
Samsoa drove across country = meet
he steamer. He was at the landing
whso the Star Of the North arrived.
He saw every passenger that cane
ashore. aud Eiiphalet BtEgs. leading
bic big bay mare, was enc Of them, but
~ expected visitor did not arrive.
Thsrs weuld b. NO other steamer
bringing passenger from the East foe
Q number Of days.
Samson went to Q store and bought
. ssw dress and sundry bits of nnsry
fse Sarah. He returned to New salsm
WITH heavy hsart. Sarah stood n The
spsa door - hs drove up.
sDtdA't eo0s." ~ said mournfuliy.
without word. Sarah followed hin
- the barn. with the tin lantern u NJ
hasd. He gave her Q hug o. - ct
Gown iron tie wagon. He IVES little
sivsa to liks displays & snotios.
Don't feel bad" hs said.
I've gives them up-I don't bslssvs
~ shall ever 80 them again." said
oarah, - they were walking toward
~ door. Il think ! know bow the
cad fssa who are - sooa forgotten. :"
~Ys eaa't blanc en-" said Samson.
They've probably heard about the
Iajun scare and would expect 70 b
nassaersed II they came"
Indeed the SCARF, now abating, had
spread through the border ssttismsnts
end kept The people awake . nights.
6amsoa and other men. len II New
Salem. had NJ 70 consider plans for
. stoekade.
"Anl thea there's the fever a.
agus." samsea added.
"Sometimss I feel sorry I told EN-
about Il because they'll think II worse
than II y. But we've got 70 tsli The
truth u Il kills ~"
"Yss: we've sot to tell the truth, !"
oamsoa ss3oaned. ''ThersN b Q rail.
Rad csaias Through here eas os tAsss
1ays cad then We eaa al get back
ssd forth easy. II II GENES It's going
- naks % rich. Abe says hs sxpscts
Il within Tires or four years."
Sarah had . hot supper ready for
hin. A. he stood warming himself
b the Ore she put her arms aresaA
him and gave him q little hug.
Yes poos tired mani" shs said.
sHew patiset and how good you ars I"
Thers was . kind oe apology for
tAis ossent Of weakness 10 her look
and manner. Her face seemed to say
"Ie's SILLY Bot ! east help II"
"rvs been happy al the time. for
kDsw you was waiting for me-" Ban.
60 rssnarted. RI feel rich every time
] think q 700 and the childrsa. lay.
Ieek hses."
He united the buadie and put tAs
drsas and anssy II her lap.
swell. ! want to knowi" she Il.
claimed. % shs held II up 70 the can
delight. THAT must have cost Q psst.
y penny"
y don't care what Il eost-lt ANT
half good enough-not hail." said
Samson.
A. he at dowa 70 his supper he
said:
II saw that saaves. BissA get OF
he boat with bis big bay MARI. There
WAS . DARBY following him with an.
ether horss."
"0ood land" said Sarah. II hope
- isn't coming here. Mn. Onstot told
~ today that him Keise has been ct.
dag lsttsfs freN him."
"Shs's sch - odd little esittss and
oAs's get Q mind q her ewn-Any.
bsdy cosil ~ that" Samson rsAsct.
- -she eusht - b looked after
Dsrty careful. Her parpnts ars %
eakss - witA sAsoting and ashine
~ bsoks ~ kind = forget ths giri.
! ~ Ss11 . 1swo thsrs tomorrow