Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1934-03-01

ln1oance- Big Smith returned fo 1osl
MS brother GuflfleSx or znr crime q
blood. Petror ~har~ained with yeEsor
0 passage 10 TIE KnrfI islands tt.
chelsea cruised reHna the shosL. an
az noon Of the next dav. Erie was or
her bridge. spying for the q
lhe search Has long and rhrTe
wracking. but he remembered the ar
prorimate latitude OF the mile wide
gap In the reefs. and another twenty
four hours found the trader safeEy
through into deep uafer. beading for
ForIorn island.
Nan looked often to the deep In the
three DAYS OF Eric1x absence. and was
nrsf TO see the Chess4a's nszsss prick
the sky line The sight seemed 10
preak the Last thread of her s~eHf-enn-
troll Sobbing. she ran to Horizons
nut. but she could not speak. AMI
could only beckon her friends to tbs
beach : II Was true The ship
was coming In n~lirerzn nee full
nllment : home
While the Aieuts cared darkEy. the
rasfawayH leaEed into the ne1reSt
boats and sped to met the shin Cheer
Ing. laughing with streaming eyes.
weeping with smiling lEps they pad
died alongside until the anchor
dropped, then boarded and bid reveirv
ON The deck Eren Petrnn mad Es-
smith shared I'm the reunion III was
\ sight new to Captain Nelson's eyes
= millionaire and his famEly out ar
their minds with rapture. ernhrarsrx
him and his Erinnfnr sailors. and dam
Ing hand In hand with ~~nf4fhnoafxl II
wal a complete breakdown of CIVILIZED
reserve Even ROY caught the general
confagion and danced d Wild harrpErse
on the deck.
Horton wanted TO leave MI once
but Nan remembered her humble
friends forsaken on the bleak xasorp
course we must tell thern CORD
BY Horton said confrifesv. II fs
we only had some presents 10 gfve
them
de hold of dis shin II csean fun Of
presents" Nelson told him.
@Wonld-wonId you let RS hare
some OF 'em7- Horton sToke I'm falrer-
Ing tones.
Sure All ron ~anf-~
The flush of excitement 0n Herrtpn-<
swiftly died away. he s-44-yuse~1 m
remember something HFx Yre~a
bling hand dove into his ro~kef. felt
MS taiisman. and came ont "a AMI
III course This Ii a trading shin >
was "A c1ang i'm his voice shss
sfienced Nam and made Erie ~faErf
captain Nelson. / want ia hnr = fhaz-
and dollars worth of y0gnr xra#z< tn
I've the natives. Erie. here. WITT tr<,-
Ffaf they want worst he beer 1aa1-
ng after them Steel knire~ pxe~
lies. sweets and the like. overriding
NAT VIII make them hapfsr.-
The boats we're loaded TO fra wwu
niles, such a treasure an the t~srse
'ad never dreamed. and the ~ffsx
Ken to the beach and di<trssnr@d
mid an awed silence FROM rsn~ m.
would not be 80 hard f4Fssrs sha
loals- Every sguaw wnuyd 49, f.. II
-om the great Killings ma de- wfth b
eel-pninfed spears and -fzr@a~-= II
ow that the pass was known
bps a little schooner would x+q-Y I'm al
ice a year. to trade the white ~4n-~
xuries for pelts. esderdswr and
SSH ivory Yet by the xanse foRans III
e doom OF the Lost Pen,ga ~a~
aled- In The end Their nsuS. erAar IN
lgrate TO the larger AIeutian ssf4~4s< 10.
rrender their tribal identity anf - ii
me cnnnery workers under tha "
life mans Law, or perish rsrrsrr< ar Iii
' civilization The latter was fh
ely. 1t would be hard fnr she- - n1
we the crags and windy beae4< ar er
rlorn island.
ihey only grunted when the rsa4- IA
'es babe them goodfsr. erss rrsst fh
= Drown faces impressive as their OF
n sand dunes. but when u an
amy silence the ships boats rr-44s gFs
into the harbor. their xtr.-~a frz
rely souls gave voice CIR - ma
en- an old rrone struck up y 49, hin
chant All her people foErad I'M thu
7eird song OF farewell In the r- rra
that might hare been hrp-~st tn
. . lost Asiatfc birthplace ert
Q the setting sun. possibly . an.
Ingfns extempore from their car yos
hearts Their arms sxunr i, bel
Finally fhey drcr,red IN bot
: Knees. and with implorinx hands mn
q 70 the skies. called ON tfer w..
al gods to sire safe passare re- i'll.
T departing friends. -,
Agourour 4cn ~,
This vas repeaferg s-zfn fSr-
again. acknowledgement rem
vou-dah.~ -
song died away Awes4r-r rom,
sailors rested on their oars F-e -,
into Mans eyes TO spd fAa- -
ming with tearS. -
Why must we Ieare then, ba-a- -.
whispered. ~
here could we take them. th.r ! !,
O De better Off This ss tses~ -
- II
ITS 80 lonely. 80 drearv. re~s
pear 10 think of It, Lets 60 frs.