Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-11-19
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,,,.3 recollection : shock 'sa
'a' 5'.s,ress Of it all, the
% ns, go .o,d and body which
y ., ',' eIrI,s selfish thought
ap mans equally selfish
'l' His finger nails oit
s arms Oh which they rested,
o 'l.' been exposed all would
paul. n, og,tation; at 1t was no
r \, Wells voice was
., -, ,.,D,n cadenced' his
N, 1' q ezpressioo .so.
.,.,r r' japanese was withhold
r,.,e All were silent. Al,
. ,..i Williams eyes blinked
' ss5 opened wide with salts
mo Tapanese was furnishing
srsn as Williams had testi-
ro1s downfall. Sanderson
motion It was as if he heard
rep's eyes were carefully
..,m WeDs-she thought of a
~,1 and was almost sure that
u MO that man was,
irpsry tale, but if it is per-
M il continue. The man was
M bpt-how do you say?-
,rrst I was thrown out like a
.rt 10 capture a fox, he told
T,g must have known What
become Of me-
hello me, so I should, so l
d, s,adorsOn muttered. my
ney lod'
q Wells finger nails, more
!, man the rest, snapped with the
b pressure.
ses Is my name he said to me,
,ns q BIT of paper. In this en-
! received a message from the
rm, TO marry. She told me that
vg wished to see me again.
envelope have already sent
sswn's heavy brows drew
mol his eyes. 'Berta wrote that
m he had kept the damning
nph from her. She couldn't
noUn-why then-he turned
hi her; "YOu didn't tell me you
r.tten Boil" he accused. "Or
you bad heard from him, al
ID Iaked You should have told
4 doubtless a matter of small
rmce' Wells Interrupted slow
Be could feel the palms Of his
d moist against his arms, and
n that his forehead was not
taISo ut Is a great thing that
ln died"
3T did you have him buried? A
Primary Of bis own falth?" Sander.
Ead.
5HIed him with full ceremonies.
ionor was given him. AS I con-
A that he had suffered much,
/ wished recompense for him, 1
va ,ne holy prayer, only used in
anlIy for those certain to reach
ravens; 'Saite yuke toya. Ano
v s'ie' That, honored sir, says,
&7srd' straight to the place thou
/ osIoFe thee 1t Is to be hoped
. le place which the dead man
\. .l7 was not heated, as your mis-
/. .-'a say Yoh! the village still
. o. !. JaeSe honors, and marvel at
|. Never was a white man given
4 / aoaot' This was also true.
\, I0asat There was the great
n '. Procession" he thought of the
VANS !, and himself climbing the
u s'u Of the Aged Men, which
y rs. rs way up the cemetery.
~ ulII by the light Of paper
t, Look | show you the wan.
y '''u IKE the simmer Of glow
! % black leaves! The long
.. y ThIte-hooded women, of
, !. Y white girdled priests. A
= sa0s'S' A procession of souIs.
/ ~, g,aa man did not attain happi-
/, s ~. that, what hope would
!. 'a'e been even If I had " s,,m-
|" aissionaries?o sum
N M, was pain in sapderson,s
Visible pain. ''"uuerSon )
!. \. gently Wells added an o,+o..
y, some day later three mis-.
n guy su'e'ed my village" ttrue
n 4 sod came to see me, 7
a, wi OF the matter. not tell
i No, my details, since it is well
r ,o.' Missionaries do not under der.
s ,,ay affairs. Doubtless they
i ' ,,a. over the grave"
a, lage been very Mind - sous
ssss r,'u tonelessly. "He-Pob
.r,,, vs., have done the
/, W., de was a gentle lad,
.es5 'i me ceremonies had been
e,s, s, l ~. returned to NV W bo UTsn
1 st H. ' .1., now happy at ltG the
ilSsS sun gun, had many popers
Z hIs , roI Investigated since he.
g,s. successor. I did So now w
b. - many many rolls Of pape rOt w.
u No , ., two things which n
-ats ~. since I had heard from from
&, a. ~ rn.t that he had been an an
i S NJ su s So amazed 2eiH w as
y ~ ,s,,, DO honor to his graves awe
'aSs ' ,sn 1t with the wb,to
r'as Of @ bsa,1 and placing upon
asce /" t5 bamboo nl. filled with sea- Sea-
tie 81. .I |. man had come froa,