Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-11-12
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r. ~ w." - He was warm "
4. s,pderson coa.a hear near
v rit s5o word I'D. sn aa,,ed
! ., ool' 50 tagging and drag
.''y r.. startled Williams
'9''i pobs feet bad made
81. z. noise when he left +
:.D' ,sp..hu down the hall
:, :! , @9e to the Old man ll..t 70
'aI " r.,,1cse lord. 1t would
/, w. &c. him for facts until
e. Y ri {. hid already said that
" PERHAPS he would en-
! ,se city and The bay;
ne g y, y ,s,t this was very rest
.' ~. Knocked at tbe door
''l ,,,s 81 me- greatly Wells
2 sl .nrv Wife who has never
?, ~ !, , g lie clapped his
'a'A Az q, a.6.,Hana-Son"
i .,1.-soa preceding them
n m fhe spiral staircase
'rea Y, ne tower room with its
e .Sr, Lord, the times he'd
VA! @,,o stairs to the tower
Idl' Ind been his room Wells
( =. The warm nights he
l I ssaer up the stairs to the
"a 4. moment that he was in
= ros Obvious to Sander
" ..~,rt, on the broad bay the
Uncle Jim had kept the
y ,stDe-there were old post
Iy 4, WALL class pictures, even
N worn the last year at col
nla 4 M behind as worn out"
N I drawer was partly open, and
6, 9wr carefully closed it, Wells
,r.-aIl Of his old stuff. And
no aagbt that Uncle Jim had
0p rmgh with him"
Ab y dresser he saw an old photo
Al "A man, a young man with
II h,e. who was wearing that
Iid ! sniff. Had Ellen seen it?
80 .re get her out Of the room
bu naaIg mighty quickly
hd seen It, before Wells. Had
n seen the original, ever, any
There was something familiar,
Il i!y familiar, yet she could
N what It was. Had Wells not
NJ anxious to hurry her out Of
I'd she would have thought no
/. bout 4. But there came to her
N alce Of sleeping mans face
ap face from which the
/. b had fallen and which with
4 Id seemed surprisingly youth
Ea1e docks cabln-boy, with
have had already found out
!. bis Samson lived, and that in
rg Of this much.too-rich white
pa servant in sympathy with
lS Not a brave man, but
as to help when at no danger
t The cabin-boy walked with
slacQulred gait in the dlrec-
him. Suppose, his innamed
l.ied him, suppose Kayama-
1 TO leave this city? The
having little gold, could not
-a II the robber Of the poor
sto receive his reward, It must
Il q once, tonight if possible.
he i'a'ooy found the house, ana
Vn the areaway. There was
lah N'YerSation with the cooks
U.s. the cabin-boy had cuz-
i Ss could speak wiss, preeze?
"a aNn' when brought to the
Ia woe convinced in kissing jap
no danger but much honor
s TO himself; honor. and
~' wages Of the cabin-boy.
"n agreed upon.
M VII come along the stone
M WV Old now" the cousin"
& na. you viii find a door.
M y ne basement Hide your
s& ! will be unable to see
+ '''e is to be a great dinner
I'll 'uls upon me. I viii polish
ana peel the potatoes, and
ae radIshes into shapes as
Ie poorest houses in nv
l'ae here understand this
IA ne dinner the master. tbe
W 'apanese lord-wnat Is
y I ''''u and his woman win
!. ,, evening IN the room Of
!, ~. not he disturbed. I win
~. when the dinner begins
N rI' Sip up the back stair.
e,.t VIII y. !, show YOU. And Sc |
Nv. N. N the lords room"
y 'a' lords room2 You will |
! N y $, Some one might discov. |
~, you, II IS to be remam.
,,., nat should you be q, y de- l,,-
ANY,, ,,s nothing OF you. 7 re- |
,,'a' pay here, and viii short |
d .T ranch which Twin rent y
}, Ill, mere talk too n,,ch
"a, r,'o ,a There are two, GS,i, |
\ h ~. oas for the white woman wIe
~, NOV which IS which wan, van,
.. W. lt'-waIt In II tho - rtt gu
,,', n linen is kept. r, r = .it t,Ie
{, 9 7sn left, and opposite ,s fine tI,e
~ 'or his fields YOU