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Molient, news :eta d Ibere b but
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otheet. Iti
9t,
hNtu Alth
..14e Urekey Varke
rvIev weal the. cru
Although be teed leileet
It d'' h ,
.4DiI yu did nt IaIc the thing and a biow.
put; them togettter tho linneuereldet "etat what' he demanded, surprised.
as aenteittet Collie, Sunbeam, teal uS« "Don't you hope to be eleared Wore
Yotir friends. why sheuld exia not trust those who suebeet you?"
. 114L9 - '' . ' - ' - t"Ot eon -me," she murrturrtel. confute
"Weed. there is Mthtlig hut what lied' and alarmed '4Cher stupidity. "'But
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treattiyeeti , .4,4 fAll*WAtigtgaliiN14464441A4144400 atalereeeett,......„feee.
- elluetugle the Poem She d,lryngio-Awl endng
ibe hautikercluef-that' Is all, There to her sentence,
is 'ling mere' inAtty not?' he - interpoSed, 'Wender.
trt her hesitation and apparent netv• 1 ingly. "The num Inter be, 'caught.
ousnees made one., at leasneot' her
,eteilb, the NUL* on That would
ers. suspect tnoree-suSpcct-that the man, he the ',best thing eossible • tor you."
nhe had soca disappearing was not tin, She eat silent, her heed 'howed,, "No,
known- to hers, could,' if. she, 'Melted to mr cried.' -her heart._ Out her Lips were
oclear hersell, be produeed, But be stiff and her tongue frozen.
aaid very. little., What uestions i -Vere "Why should that not hewn?" he
put to her were, pet ,by* Lady Crag% persisted, touellingt her' hatr gently,
end not commented on by any one. just where the hglit from the larrip
"It will be difficult to prove your In. turned it into -golden , Sheen. "Why
nocenee," he ventured at, last..
Situ - iteeand-turo Ishouldethatenet be the. best- thinginn the
soz-,-.-btaratic ehr•
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St
g. That Mines re age
tbat4e-WeendenoteliaveerepanteLed
Cruse's goodness lo me in such fash-, Inured, his, mouth close to her car.
'
presence. Her face pater than •usind,
her eYee shinng with suppressed eag-
erness, ithe latd, More beautiful than
utere desirable teteir had
lie.eker felt Mere, SlUte of. her. When
'he- eeede-eloluettlieseet.4oedo ter.- ILI:tinge
to ....etVe.40.-eginteneetried -trey. to gotten
he rupture e between her 'awe Lady
Cruse, he had weeesed by her- unnetter
and ,hatitsnokin Words what les re.
Ward Might tee Thet..reWtard bie.meent
to clahn atc vice, if he eouble get -her
hinteelf; and ef that he' hattno fear.
She would' want to speak to biro atene.
Then he would seize his opetortianity.
Ile had waltel yearnter. hoe. Now,
turely, his time had °ewe.
eS,Ite was speaking when. he 'entered
Ike loom, mad as , their eye e met, her
AV1100.400 1* e_ eau A
tO1,-;-Vitiere-
a
sIillp
-couldeetriYeate-titteredriredeettiffereethe
'Lowe 'In daylight, expesed as it is on
every sido. Ito Yeti believe that ver"
slot), or the. more feasible one that
what burglar there was happenedto
be in the house -'a eldeld moue ,us
taldng notes'—?'
"Both are possible," be replied non.
ehalanlly,. as be seated himself, and
Ibted aCKAS at Eileen, whose eyes -were
still nPen hinl• *
"Ilettre you n strolling round to
the oilier In a. t net of RIC* disApNint.
ment. n
"I came straight from my reoree
Dueines4 claimed my attentlon and ens
solitude,-"ereptied, Aublre- with- a lite
tie gesture of Impatience. "Iterate, Jar.
told:, naveyouturned -priest Or Mot.
seek thee you catechize like this? Must
, we all -like royalty, keep before the
eye''
Under cover of the tow 'laugh and re-
sumed tonversation he tufted to Eileen.
"I- want to speak to you," he mute
I"And shall 1 teU yob: whir
"Yes, ees, we know that; but we can- She raised a startled face to his.
• riot make the urbed see things. With our Every vestige of coloring ebbing front
tves„ unfortunately. We hoped- YOU it, she 'looked almest wralth,like in her
would 'he able tsi tell us 'more than you kar.
have-,eentething tangible, so that wo . "Shall I tell you, Sunbeam?" he re-
eould by one fingers on the thief. for. wilted,
glve me or asking. you, my child, but i -do net knOW:i she faltered. -
b.ad you ever seen the wort before?" f "Because you so*. the man -Yeti do
Lady Cruse laid her tea 'earessInge'. not want hen to bo caught -you, ate
1y-onesartheanetreree-she ape Pr
"Do net mind my asking that, dear, tow eftesper,
• she added,' "but you might have seen She started haek a little
t "now do vaiu know that?" he Ice
Stiqbeam felt dizzy with leer. It ed. "Why do you say fir
would be so easy to say _ yes And-- 40.- "Ilowedo- I knew nett? Demurer -I
toil herself 'for ever; but then it 'would. 'read it in your face; my clan Because
mean her father's arrest e She could I sow it in your manner, your hesitas
not expect them to let* him off,* even lion, your leer. Ob you may trust. mei,
for her. ,She looked across at Duncan tilyi,44rel4tV •
tinol,iringly. • ‘Vhat dotal she sloe 'rho, last Words slipped' out at his
Idust she lie, even for her father's sakst ,reeruth unnotteed. lee had so often
•*It was e\111 over so quieltly; she 'Called her darling la his mindt But
stammered. - 'You surety do net think, hearing it, ete blushed, and retreated
it mold have been my father --do you?" further beek Into ker ehair, -her -heart
What made her ask theequestion she thremping eleteity,lier face flaming.
never knew, hut the IninuThe 41Anitteoni he _co•“
peat to be eirclotl._ $11.4- read tho eon.' Artist. me, Tell me your secret I know
..iternalreir her thoughts upon their eour father. Give me hie address 'and
faces with a little, thrill, of triumph. then,-' — -
*They had teemed sof She must not "But haven't al It. 110 hadn't time
let them know• -that she we a shielding to Otte 11, and—'
hint. She must - hide his guilt at all She paused, he -trifled at herself. She
- • bad practicaffy admitted that she had.
- "What seemed -yen haveedene had he seen BM*
been the manr *sited Lord Cruse Oil "Oh, don't ask me,' please don't Make
lasts • lite say anything?” she pleaded hurried -
And. she could_have sereamql vdth., .„...exy_father4s__Inges_ltw
teller for their ..susploion had Passed, has never let me know wher�. he is.
_ she hersolte_had put them oft Jt Her Bow vine I tell pou anyibingrt
father Wu sale tor the present. \Duncan took her trembling hand and
, "Oh, I do net know! 1 cannot sayr drew her to _him: • ,
she erted.- "But if 1 had knownhe had "Sunbeam, little Sunbeam, yoil know
the pearls 1 Must letve done something I run your friend. Can you not trust
coitid net let him go with them.- m? I want to help you. bint Can t
t -toed eau ht •wittend mere -
• Diniean -locking At- her-DunettltwIUt
jitticlWt'ird-ii4iw and" Ifietightfut gaze.
he 11111111 bet- htid, •
The 'Hush ebbed slowly • from her face,
• She dropped her eyes. -
_ette•.eseetepity,t'-eeeeteltiltried Lead s
Oily Iv; had a clue! Out ..now, tdi
less the an is caught ,susPielon wUt
stilt overefoud you--des!tllo our friend.
, and our teller in you.'
know:" whispered Sultheazn\. told
ber hits were very dry, "but 1 an do
willing. As long as you oil do nOt
susriect me, bad as it will be, fman
_beer It." •• •
• ,l'Evert to several months' imprison-
ment' demanded Lady Cruse seedly.
• .Senbeam etarled, teelting up with
hereer tee te Those houre in the
cell had hoen ter-tit:Ile enoughb
etttesetif,et mist .be sio," ahg, slam-
rrierediat bet. e
The re:.cre thee etteetessed Met poeitten
the nst Me -debit &Were to peeve
Sunbeam s emcee:lee.
was fete on sutetantiat hail the tratit
was Iterael te ciente Oa, then was no
• liteeltng that. arid Eileen weutds Hwy
at* enew, carry on the peoseetiten. He
aldet, evi-11 if she were now wilting to
witteltraW it, it wee too late, the polled
, ,bad 'It in hand and efi'eady the netee'
43/' tte TpSa el the tackeie ttruse worts
wae„treeted atte,ed. .0eitstete, in -the
sheetsnewsptifeez teed Were staging
'tstjty, "Berettity o Etaekley Perk;
teestaes everts titeteee."
Sentteassa heariege tee\vet bee 11.41Nd en
• ttr tztrt eel hil bei'Llteeere Iter er4s.,te •
•wese ttelerratne, ehoiee-phatee tee
t! t. meeise eered ate, had -
levet '.5*D letetee ttiertade Crasea
gekeeete,tce tke ebeele hxsc teen tee
ratl le; ,(e.,,tell lineveitttete. ,e•-lteet0 -,Sh0
vi teletett lttere yer te,teee
let ...the teesfesse wee inti-e5e; lett
reef tett terve Ste ceetel net Ley
reed"le mTied at seelt peteete
Itresevets• etie tett a tset filxnhr
rttel iockErig tee. sew' Deeseen
fc,Sttir,l)
fra !tit st:,• tie/ tc.-vete'eeteet be,
tette -.1",Teette 5 ter. She set telege:ete,
•tye teereelee3 neve terteere.
e, nee zif(itte.
• t.i.••A r.:1 /tele (.-:t t41.entene,ired.
l*nenteltireeet Intra71-:,
tette?.
ist 141 )t t rtme 4;Ivi),T
tcyl s he tut.
Itcl the *oiler '
tetan say nothing. Oh, why 40 ru
tatiold
Ki! nothing Mere."
* Then you no louger call ene friendr
- -She priccd up reponottoriz, :
°You know I ile)". i•
44 on PO longer are lett Itter ht OM*
Mined« his epti ott bet quivering bee.
She • bulled 11 asid0, ter:1011141g. ,
"You , kilo* 1 dia."camethe nrailled
rePilf. Nally i cannot -to peal* you-.
say thing; I -do not knoweethinge
minuet ' ' —
"I promise eti tell nobody. To set lei
work In my own way. 1 want to see
your father for other reaeonse Will
yon not .tell me where be it?" , •
$he earned e troubled fade to his. •
"I do not know. 1 ested him to
in where Aunt-Ifette s. and*eoh, Wind
s• lean, p
fle Caught her to him ‘Itith a laugh.'
411v Sunbeam!''Itcs, cried.
*oh, doutlr She. murmuml. *Tot"
:Vat' W1i3t 'Wilt Miss Diviere shy!
Mr. SittelMr, realm er bow angry
witl he. how she destiteee- me
rodyr
t'ettestliv'ere anl I. sire no longer
%stele her gmay.
tetrivt%._' uttlattime .
lott ')Z11. vi bt ocnr 1410
enettitnglytangtnes, tier etierm-
ng 1siehing teee. end Wei:eine et
tiely frOit under kr lesig"tlasteeg'.,
,erebtit _ . •
"tetOt to the kt.
03rt.-,$1 'VI* ndeeette
',Niel will 'not' be reereear'
t rter.
1 an ft* and verytkriety. ,Suol•
-m;f went you to Warm my heart t
'
AV n1„4,0 mtt1 le3AM" detitcrIrtg
Itsaltled leek to L0 t'Wri
gpt wat 1mu. Y6 tut3t
fttL It L 'i
yett -etee
*rree r: ni 1 pm teetter,
tV
ees.
tett •oriett
Smite r lies.
"hbreers, net -
I rn M 'SVC.fi7it try tend.
kwe '`Itteeet.
IttVerett Ye -,1 letr,
rimmed, hi4 facitjLta,e1.0.p,
.
Her own :gr.vd, pine, -•eziettleno* fr,Q
•• . te
.11e. c01441 40111Y hOrte:. that 1•IMws
indifferent to him than before
-Donean -tadelorsaken--here Fr he felt
*are, although be know nothing de -
nite„ abut • Duncan's titsatiptaetrice
meant her freedom, ' Besides his,- eyes
had been 'opened effectually at the
ne-toyod neivousty with her fan; AS
she replied In so low a tone, that he
"Presently -in the aelary will be the
safest place."
He 'leaned back with a. simile. So etie
would see -himekme, In a see spot,
safe from Interruption! 1k kneW
f:of her ownewttekethe aviary,-ie-bea
hal pairn'' house piled with TitrnetiOUS.
font -1)f-zteritletrinItt-,-Wrs-bood-
theni 10 be left in peeee after retiring
:tor The -night.. Therefore in 'giving han
rendezvous there she plated herself
e- - or no
hrtrielption. She must *nese what
woutd happen. Its.beert leaPt tor joy.
Site leviedehiltteefterettlit_
tw.epite of the Patiertee that had
t'hareeterleAt hint so :Many e'earS be,
found It herd, to *sit. unlit the. Otytt
flut.,iigurtI for .the tete-e.tetes by *With-
drawing front 'her gueets With the ex-
'euse that ter neura/gis had
I.ady i.arkin followed Iter Mein -tle
isom, krigt eotiSirts had had no (ippon;
tunity ofeettehltoging conilderices alid*
CoW 1110 moment fior such hal paS5el«
Cileen WuliIgledty have avoided ttnY
eenvereetiert -with - -Durteartte ?dater
*hese half :eXiSr-tsed
her tialuient of Sutibeani had greatly
disri!eased, hos, • •
tircxn Ave y pen'He
thng fo vie, arilif ee what deea
EilOeri?" Ottd s4.6:els.
Itla affairs i!4 tot concern M.«
I stIPPeist," 'said .Eiteen with a. litttei
• Adige's, face great; solttnin.
"Ileva 'ten that het ' Yett ere ev•
tiitg 14zten. nd 114:11.44re« sl
th6iteli yott IMpl:1187yer
gttr,41 toSt101*.1.0,1,ra.tre 114 to telt:co
why ! he ttiorit 1f1 Lett end ,teey.
Ceiree, roperily. Oreoureebe leIn*
Way. resporteitle, foe ,the ,g3,r1., 1 kraes
Lt !fleet 'lee fled. b-
tzt.
*.eett
-she lie Mere -14 :Mut -.tett .I410
th'int. Adele Itt tell you 'Whit he
lett: tor., t131<,! -to tel.' 'Ile and, 1 ire ;tb.
levee+ 'ertgefeel, To yencn. st eV:11
OWit Piet 'he tete °-ereasly,. insetted tie
Vuitttet .thie Suitheeet. ite,tet
Mt. tte te.te ellete:et letteesOlt they \.
tent leste eft Velt,tteety arel dtegreceec.
etthetees. 'I tele, ta cMiPate le
eitittet Ittiteeeta , f enty teseete
ottd letters toteee"
e.ete..teire&„ telets1;si.st etettale.
be' 10. 41 rAt,for. ir,otme
Vr)„,1l £ trrc Telly;pa
less
that
ty
f',11;0,, eveg
tneltere tlifeett
hitt't 41,0Y1‘...4 ttene ett, ever iTee."
"eel Pere:eye t."ettesr glia*see
Mete nee,. 'We tett 44n0r140itt.
,t tee 4:a-aity. tuKtus
OU*eef 'roam, eapital in1 knw-
.1lieing jealousifyour negh
•
1y (aLfIIIseeUon oF 'the, ,beet
, and, ser,od, bet feeding and
oaring for the Mitre** tbetIthey_metY Rre.
due,. Rotel resulie
It £eatneltefee %Ought, or"-itteri Seinee.
. reties vet& ,er *mite 0 II they thought.
thetetteernee*.
«i4w,txt the *h 'breed kwLto"
iirce thelr beauty and -these who
tre.ett them to Improve: thele practical
qualllieee But ,stielt-' 4 vlew b mien.
shlee for at -the bottom beth men ere
itepirert 1y the oolutoon-setrit-elUhree
e prevenient. Ect,Othe eras to he et;
tard, though different,- am not neees.
steely antegoneetic, 'Practical. ‘qualities
jOiT ctli even mete * ba9,1 itlAt
1 NMI the
-ivtoct and 1t quite itlinge--
bat; 'ow 0034 ea body ot
Sa,ruer7 er
.: Inch't Te 4414-"'
troco end to erd
tho ftat almanac. 0,3 201.3 Itoe wee
h1e anitve etetea rieeri tt. tittlo meat o'borin
to not Interfere With the beauty of a
'town: and beauty does not eiblIterete,
Fractleal elealities, Both can coexist
in the Owe fowl.
'3--1"rwrItir 413 'Afgrottrtliboeit
_ea tziaL 171 ipth.
T.o-or -ever lama be ;mill'
three Th.t ieutsth thertoes
t. _totter,* .ete_.141AAtotee =•At•,,the
4•*241"" Antl-rleF Aber nth, 4t -'614d'1161WcHS''
Tido 4tasratn mho you oetiette-
how the oCUT.-P_rent parts of t beet
aro put toeotteer atta„. 'hew they lows,
14y, tollowiny; thee* detail,* tn***.
orement carefully and usmg *fltth
paticro-rt In elnetruction. you wtjl
-soln !Me little-esditeir-Ye-sEset
tr!at 146IX Malt* good time through the
„, water,
_Mite audeleri_ 411-reeet
....,.owneet,...huratsese!at. lotereeeke
eSineeseedesioreeneeareeeoltingebetter. etteettleettet lierseiebaseite
..eseerenaille-theet..„ee ett!!.Aittv 11.*L-.4etit
0-4.042,11
1t*a1*;tee 'billet
-49--teede-fore--thee Welters -as--4
does to-pareliese a* stock oternerchw
dise. ,
'Do your sheep owe you 4nythitm?
tion, neg:ect pareless feeding es the
It they do ILIA yeeur fattl. Poor selec.
root ot the trouble;
The farmer with a big 'Ulrich, ot
rnarkettible, togs hes that comfortable
feeling whieh Comes of having money
in the bank. Our .advice ts get the ha -
bite ,
h auteenottle has not effected the
value-• ,* =
ways brig a good priee no matter it
atztemobiles- become-- oenunen as
wheelbanowe.
A.: -cove further _peeliermancee'llenelly
*depend* largely on t care and- (to-
yeloptvienthe 4,,,'eta--In't he Anse etwo--or-
threet-Yora ot her itttlat•etteee believe,
d possible, with improper teed and care
to. injure )(Alves so ea to imeetir their
future Usettitneestetheir , digestive Or -
gala 'ere dwarfed and Stunted the some
as theio.botUes and later ‘on, when we
ask them to take a lot of feed and con -
Vert 'it 'trite milkt they sitar; We ean t
*Wie have not been developed and
4145:--Ina.-Ai: IL
bner. -
r,get ...experieneste in handlIng cattlo
ed ta correspondent carefially to avoid
,suele as' had been on starvation diet,
and also, careftilly to *observe the effect
*of negleet sufficient 10 &telt growth on
ardmaiseatideptents, We-cenedosenuch
te keep antratits" thrifty in addition to
immeshing Stough eied. Regularity
time er feeding, care to 'give levier
quan y, a • urn S Wti r an Oa *
warmth and aspdtet in • winter, 0. cone
retrial° '1;tts,elith-elatteor -tnotiny ose ulef
trig, and with, all These pointa:foliserved
them eiin be a better develoienent, f
emlatalswithemuele-lesiefooththe'en is -
necessary where, theSeepoleittetreeoveie
eked. Them can bo est letle_eioonore ,
itteritteit .treOsi
detalle, and there tertalnly can' he no
toorentuy- In 6110;04 ,young ortlinitls to
fall Off In flesh. -
euilly BrIdg
1.0•41n,
Seine and•Pour4ve ,
iVOn P -01x414.
tnoIrver;flelne,Akt ou
hesine-ahout-lias-one---Journey
-
steeme.,• W-terrytnenc,_
The Jatt-Ireutl* lizug petitioned:4w-
thipviiiagers for a bridge: But the king
replied that It would cost too much, atte
besides it was, not really needed.
1**o_yeare later the Ont. with Queen
Mary. had occasion to civaa the Sono
. at this point. The royal cosieli was
paced upon the boat. In the rolddre.
the stream, however, the horse* took
I ht and Jumped Into the river, ear.
.ux, the • king anti queen along with
them. Thera wits great excitement Until
the king was rescued. •
Next day the Xing declared It was
-Itaidesa--lit-,
pliehmente which the other
leaked.
• • The two men heard that them was
in a town tuitme milts *Way s. viten",
man who wished to buy a trick horse.
So. they traveled .together t� that
• toWn. On the :yet 4 -there they event
Thee eve
. Me* W,hlta stets stbeetie to the *tole.
-Toon'. white -SO ',ono eros looking, he
Painted ht-T1790---latit-horie *11 wbitiand
painted Mr. Green's whlte horse en.
tire*, black. • ror he know that the
eirell$ Mon would eureiy choose lir.
eteerita 1.1oroi so the hatteirtittintais
gra Green Stlepected nothing. Of
ifto711M-dAY ther-appeit
botors the buyer 'and *eked WO\ 10
souse:their bowie*
Mr. White 11111$ Vei,r1r nOlOb ,scripoycki
tttiltdi_thet.lh 'I •
. was ordinarily eo gentle, now plunigs4
dreared and not keep *till. •
in_ Anger, he_cutele
tole whore risht-atireee Om back
of the ,hOra. 'there was left * white
streale,,Lwhere the hiatiir ,,pidtit- had
r:orr Under the Whip. And there.
ts on the reativanses. of the 'Alotack"'
h ras patted away immediately: he
-now -troetonit-mattelled-that-Mr---Wh.
-villainr-livoutd-iher-dliceverera'-An&
horses ware . washed completely of
' their pante and lir. White *tunic
away., leaving mr..Oreee. in complete •
noltianistrus or thall
vays be on the alert to find Aut.
what cxtn. be o1 in yOurn-marlott--- pro.'
:tiumit. ani put Ott the Merkel la sm.
,attraltive Wine '
- A suteeteetitt farmer wrItee regarding
1.he*tarttfu1 use of_lanterns about barna:
IX not fake aIttriterrito--- a ,boiril al
alt. BrIve 'a nail above ultxdomr.0utm
king,,Ang the link' outside the
windoe4 that answer* well. It you
went to put On style, reek* 4 email box,
to et eatstde the window and. hold the
lantern. Lino part of' the bok with
It:. ft you like, -but it alashbeard lentern"
geed eneeighe
'Every farmer eltould, by eatelut ex.
•perenent ineitesehtervellene find out
owing ,
"totted the Zoo the to;cittr was titi,
ins, *or popes; For the lova Siert the
little tents glaat04, at tho _wonderful est-
-xnals -Itt-Insen-*Yed-lronoeire hut- *Tory
:iask
tfuooteniact 11T...et'40etert orfoitoboollot 0441.10.104010
, W er
doo4"4/411**14.0smulit *it tbaltrikif act! 42. aarstasatlani
, deer the teacher. oohed:
"Tteee anybody k0w *hit a rinnisgeto.
tar .
Oit Ttatt*in."* eagerly
bon "At Sao redautiligag
TIIE BEA NEED. .
, IttrevereesT,Itere are plenty of bee
lin ho z. re, gaVillittOWilitt '1,01110
,
,
Mitheel'eat. Wirtt ev need -One
:talikig Atte Nutt 414$0,* _.)tOtv.
n his lecallty, 404 one hxs 1rUcuIal'
Aral. *IN,Ot study Only, pre , whet
knostet' 14,wo rounsel, The
treuhlte-w3h nearly' SI fortneret (3 that
tkey het do Os Welt al the,y
fitInatlil Mks and general poet' forms
Ing ; do. Oct pay. Thousen1s. of ferne
trs /have, by experidient, fatly
&rated WS, fel; and ittts juet z.tr
eversevheree as that two:theres Iwo Are
iott be'too Mr.:7110y. or
tee e tly hatiatei1, upon, thNt, The
tiok yietti oi oiw t 1oroasif'1, by
mrlur.ard Irtaftutot milk.;
044 Not trey Manta theft 'he kind-
fl4
tut' inteltigerr" for tn-e AU know
tte Itytearig ti t .ts a 1Unctinr,ott..
ill the ,itorkcf tte 41411/ that r!altsfrth
th�1,n'!2es. rt Verngss •Theeeteetiv the'
rr Ar!)! AkOe' 1.% 10 rot tt tow into •
t uttitel Mate as Wiley as peesible,
viiINT giAtza utia. rt I.Doit ., •
..Notuilli and iIeld It was e;ttraordlnarl' ,
• *
tut not enough money was tuenlehed
for the =building of the bridge, and by
,..tht, time all-wee-aPerat -Atvettit- -lathed * - -
parapet On teeth aide. .1tt Ole *tote, of
courec, It wag very tyangeroust tar tram- .
-*lam and' *twat -potion* teli3Over'the-
t
nnnretected• Ides and were drowned la
the, river be *-
Thirty yea afterward. during,
..-.-11thret -V1-.--,Ualt , --X1l4. Ibe.clittano-nt -the
two Iowa* sent another date aitozi 0
Eneittaansittettntrt-to-aiwttnit-q '
410' made We, Th. Wag replied, through
st.ravaritan duke, that the bridge, was all
, right as it was -And .that a parapet wog
VICO& •
*ticarteditre obl!gedl
-3/41ritiverireltrfag—'
. the bridge the borne*: took the bus 1*
*hair teeth'end:bolted. "X* ovet
Oa bridge otte of the hatiota; swerved
from; •11101 4100ros, Went ovev-the .,
-,•
and dragted---the -other -horst and
coach with ,hint. 2*.oho poor duke and lxLe
daughter, who, eccoteponled, bil** llobtr. ,
nearly drowned. .,,,,„ '
• No sooner wiat, 'be Outalisted• out Ot the
Water than be 400040*1144141 tbgit .
. pet be placed itantedistely n
slie;:ot the '..dangerous bIdg. 110
'tankful understarni *WhY ne 004 bali
• hod this done leeireeeetee, ,, ,, e •
, At:latat Natality hew ill DrulKat tom': ,A
eliteiL. Attire .*,any Year* or, Pattilin
wattiogl Oser• the bddgi peeled *he .
. arratee • of Leule X ,00141ere of
.111111 'FIFA •TiffifrObile an leglOng O
iif
A. .
"I to •Oix
snoltycoddle ter*"
'Ceftainly, Jo*, Lie*-
• . A •ao
't tot ze iewn 1MIL it Xs
twee that tzt he
1r 1eetertgreintlide
Mete ge• e Sh41 liked
eti'1.-be4ete
Ile, ewer" thte ebe. wtre softie
teseseen, 41 tt!et Weld *resent Duratertle
rton 'kr Or" ef Seth.
uttiot pitt441140.. Pot
s1r,at fiteerre soern on het Otter*
, UM;
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