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that Iu, hail nut scen
departutl.(' lost bay
the' a
zndirftzt4ould 'be be
1**tetlin
to ru
ber's. orthtion kepti bim prisoner,
-there ia noquetion, but that
ii Iife wa hanging by .11, thread.
le telegrapbed 0 Francis
t -there -
hope of
0.7
M11
* 0 If.
ut bi
'Be mil:linger 04 for we
two, but '
Ile :stopped expreissive
leitdRateceSite gather
ficanee his meaning
ner to his father beasoneev
fl�d witb
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0
ret it but t
errifies 1st
4,n wero to cceur
ow that 1 ,bou
orway
0
r
*in * ti
ast tbw
buiy with rny
uighL. You,u t
egrudg&L
YOXIL title *pent by
that dying old ns
you were b.innin
your fa.
"It dolovetheE
ed tbat
love bizn
ri, fztber,
-gied you
-have been
- very not loo
LkMVb ipoken, 0
010., and
o life ot 1
con.
•ku0+0,
ter P
threw r srms reuud her f*ther"
ere t
t oneu. dou*gne'
led with twit
41
nt oomfor us,go
. 00 1$ 0
Or
.ika On,
r another. e onrweidrnetees
and can tight against them. ',Ye
and a will go *WV by our two
solves. We will travel. and see
• liis man- 'strange lands. Be sure that., hap
-
more pines* will coma to us."
teroder, and the old Bari smiled his "You put me shams, dear.
grateful thanks. tre„ too, knew And 50 WO will start *fresh, and
that- tho end was pear, lint he did lcm. Are 0400 M0t0 tUat Iittle
not ilinch, for be no longer h he mad quickly* but hi* voice
desire4 to live. His affeetion
a* 'expreasive of great ,,content.
Rebekah seemed toi'increase, Rebekah, too, could see that the
• he WAS unhappy when she was eh- _clouds were 'beginning to -disperse.
sent. That holy joy which comes to 'one
Joel looked on approach -o -gives up treartUre* to enrich
g end of the man he lutd,,to another possessed lier,,and. her eyes
oil so cruelly. awed 'forth a. serenity that told
- The Berl now and then,arked to the- hettle ,hrevely fought and
his -presence„ and he always -went
to see Min but his, manner was con-- But she was not given nine
,
strained and be was at ease.' tor ..-communion,-commumonie for
Jt was at one of -them, interview required her constant presence.
-1,1W-ItAttin -"tt
the Eartatiddenly blurted 4.1U .with •Thireca Iff
"Aren't you going to forgtve,,you his life ***lowly passing from
tether, dear 1" she telt that she was usurpingi
. Father and thinglite.r looked t place.
e another, and Rebekah ittreteh. Mrs. ecticlbetg quiekly noticed <,
cd forth her hand. The Berl iinproted relationp between her
brotherAind,..bilt daughter.,
"And so I am to be a pesecmalt. "I ant so glad, my deer;:thit
at the end. Treasure this chi you end our „ tether are friends
Joel. She is one in thousand. - I never thought that be
If had her Iihoul,dn't be anxious give in," she remarked one
time
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The
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et,tbe ZsxL
10 hris-
the ve
:eft Oyril to it
girls went /tom the c
r of death.
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a
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.-bye, !kar. lairi taint
'shall 14 ever stitteIttl tlutte
ought me to Ilim.it will be
o '`w tbat bo wanted
rr
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tit
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*Imo heed and
r •v••••••.** .."•••
p.
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whichIt creates L
earner$. Ono i*
to h
hing, while tins o
intursinee to which
critte.
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bi
r,
neat* for wa
absolute„ giri
entributt
r is * tom ol
Lhey will auh
The first benefit is an minuet
rant of $24 which is to be nutde
to all wage eartiers.witert i,..nettroae
he age of 130. The funds fram
which this is to he !mkt are to be
aitiod:br * tax levied .on I-
ployer* and * complementary
tributiort by the State.
WIIAT zurtiargas
andsho tart.d on the return be be
year tbe law go into effect,
tenths the
tenth* the third year, and, so on,
so that it will only be after ten
earathattlte emPlOiel! willimp
eu on
year hi* payments I
1t is estleulettrtIlber or tbalc
year this achette ts at work there
E'uaisbed for her will 1)042%00 grants, needing
801000; The Par:tient* by -employ-
era are estimated to resat *bout
The lord of Nie att castle in.$2,o00,000, so thattheState will be
ssi*, so the legend rafill# .04.Q• called upon t.0 pay $8801000.
lovely daughter eunigundar woo A well known atatistician,
hard-hearted '13The ouard Fluter reckons that b
eutbe
Cyril di
rferfed,
M
• I Damsel
Ilear
Y
ftIt
orrible
test.
ocat mark 40 her sui* tweinty-ftftldear France will hay
top of the outer wan of her fother's grants be.pa AlVi,000,000
ctst1,4e. Monett castle is torched the- employers eitte *14#200 b/
On a rock isolated from the bed)! the State. .
of tbe mountain*, and it* wane ris.e The second part of the Senato
from the brink of nearly perpend. commission's scheme it oIcl
tuba' PreeiPioes. Cumitunito, u*41 pension e4tItsuouxt y
many lovers, but atter 'het *Wt. made by 'those interested *nd by
greater number grants tre.m..the
14inilfetatieejai/stktwnitt4hetew 6414%•the few mera*,..Made are to be obligatory,
more daring *pita* who attemPted with the option of paying more and
the feat were <hotted- to pieces in so securing higher pension. •The
he-41tris-Oue-dei `Inue deend
to Rienast 'whose r and ow psyment made and the a
to* whNeou not ride round Om 4000,0will 00.0t these rzisionets whoa by
•
•
to ry eft' - *relon
They left hini together, and Joe "Re be lot *bout him -
beckoned to her to follow%hini to self; and otand him bitter
the library, Ms manlier was dif. n kith replied. "I ain,
&dent, and be 411t$ eiideutir labor. ad to see that he and `the tart
=elev. greet eauttiest. , art.-vbetler.riereli. It ;4, a greet
'I ,mast hive it out 'with 'you, relief to ati. What is it, Jittues1°.'
Itelickalt,", he begs* nervously. elle staked as a servant entered,
"I am going to try' to explain "The'Earl is token very bad and
myself to you. Don't think, he 'vents to *00 Miss llebekalas
Malgiug excuse*. That)* impossi She hastened. upstairs; end the
• But I want you to utilerstard me, ouicklyesaw Unit Lord Wolverholme
with all my fault. These last few had but little, longer to lite,
weeks you have Lwow& Iwo "You will stay with me to
e. 'you. possess' a,- wonian's att, Cyril," *skid; stixt
erstantlow Yitisit, -should-
••
•ie was lig ;Atwater.
known me m the yit of my oil, ,o0,00, more;
gles when I was righting in" vt k you for your
Africa. Every men** h as mon. :You 'hate
against me. It is true that * les* bitter, a
o
with met] wit4 ,millions. o r I shou like
. how I fonglit. It was tIteloy. o.
WU
h &fl
ki
not is, pauper 'hut. I Vats deali Dyivives
at I: Do you think
my life, and I grew to love IL would owns* I did treat her
'Gradually betanie pert of my *thet rouglityt-pktel don't. wen
nature, mid if your mother lisd her to hare too. bad AU 'opinion of
lotto different I. Itelieve I tehould pan who will be grendfathe
heve, time* her.. It is uoti o bey shildremi"
1. that 11 moan. Not go and fetich be!r,"
usoging. But a right down, It said eittiterly. "I ant
to the wait, Aght. It. .1* the , will *regret 'tt. slit0 'sloes
of overtominudigienitiot that
yeti."' . '
Mated roe. t, obsessed ,4300" es. GO, Ana. But do not ho
Ile paned for \breath and she .
ng. Give me a kin first."
Uzi:sited at him with vondeneg eyes. reed * long strscl' wearisome
* •
9 wii* wealthy, but I was not 'to Rebekah,. but she
toriteht. 4
c.btAint,t1 zt
# for moreAna.
ing, th3s,
easy .3344ct I�st
1iand,
' -we .
Or blot* and
1 loute
btain*d
itm,jinterest.
he daY
a
found tomethtng to ottupy ;them
' _At 'first, dear, it was the thought
of $ou that moved me to work for
this marrisige. -FOX. * ling tin*
no other idea, was in my =Jai
There were teeny difficulties in the
soitE1 overcame them all. Not
y fair meatts, know, lint that has
htert..sny way. •I slirtsys told my.
sett that it was for t*ou. ,But* time
tame when eotild not make thet
**ease, for I,ttas striving with you.
I was pottestatt aith ',the last for
my own way, whieh the' MOSt. ter-
riblo el vitt*, and I swot* that my
will should prevail, he the evil what
it, mkt. I seemed to have lost all
toesideration, for you. I* my nit4
naviioa eetild 'bine coldly watth,
yen 40 to the, altar, even if I
bad known that would entail up
an .o* * life tis "
t th4.'01313400 that Might
getler Cyril and th. wo-
ke
loved. Toler joy slo found
hat Ethel at hot*s.
or want Yon' tit tram. Pones,'
tie
w*
ho
uielt or we shafl be too lat.,
Ilehoskali said itopsitenthrt for dhs
ipas consumed with, an ttrixisty
Ims hack in time.
No tin* was loot on the rood
they raced along as lett th. car
inkl travel. Ethel rememliet
her att. journey and the milieu
intrvi"w that foltoreti it, and u�
wondered Whet fete isovr,
ttre for her. :Moves's** of ti
hiid given her mind the chance
wing her coedect more !putt
but it hint *tot httoggitt her eontfort,
still blotted herself tever...,..7,
stnd ithoitt meter hitt the thou
.f 4flCI' 4"
k M1
liners intereaWd „ tile pensioner olefin.*
uch that she repented of, her, The obligatory payment it oi
when he intisted on eattlIng cents a year between 15 and itt and
t daring tido, she'begged him $.1.20 a year from tfl'until the pen.
e refused, and to her won which can be Adone
_pettortood the exploit st the 'los of 85,
site 4- tqlt, as her 10,irer 4iirtiourittia Akron+ vorr-e, Tu.\
Ina she. visited forward to throw , ri; P .410$151 APIA 40,14
li
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fllig*.
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41,
, ,
u * cents,
Ay
. ' ist ' the .natite, ,*
..
AY.
aItbougbit it
iviikey 04,4'0
"Doter flood
het he would Ott
Nita, it
Without
without* iskin
'would fitti4i, out
it to bina0!
"It wu ,IMOst too great
tpon tr.t credulity, but he
Iuis ettown itecomp.
t see this unheard-of Mir
was a walk of half it de
jauod through ativer,*41 to
tha way, in *SA thor to
happen at Efi
-of eacl
hertelf into his -Una he PITO her The State undertakes to Increase
a sound. box On the ears, antl leap- the pen11/0m:! thus assured by
ing his bor00, -left ber-forevet. third, that is seY that, r
Theitomewhat 04Valier knight, was man who makes the obligatory
the Lantlgreve Albert of -Thurin. 4!01111 until he is fiti will have *
mar "who. order to Punish Cult, right to a pension of $18, to which
gond& for her cruelty, had tirevi. the State will add $6, tusking $24
ouslyipractised his steed in this a,year. So that * workingman will
rt,
questions,
csp and give
, • 1)0044.461;ketitor feruolm0Yt'hlt ethmOviagoietrovtiutt
tete funds ant/ *is from the work.
m an plus State funds,
form of insurance, it is cal.
dangerous exercise.
A. vroMart, • prat slit tee - bine
ben she 'it green With` e
ula,ted, will apply to to about in
. .
000,000
., ,
persons.,- The -obligatory
wits will, bring in *bent $14,-
•a rater, but no estimate htit
44 cansaygive by the tminmission .,&10,
Muck this **cora .part of
scheme it likely to cost1.130
' / . -
insured will oteet their pay.
by plieing *temps ,on'ain an.
sard *Well eadt will reCeivii
thereby *voiding the necessity' 0
V hiving. the employer deduct Um
* tient from 'tbs. 014P10reta
wages. The commission portion-
. r y wished to ,,iwold, giving this
'ioStatinee Sate'. All 'ireatiritt
;$1
• r,
bt Ittite in dftet
as teall •
i only ono o
Es that '
ft
is the.
and
it' the world. Etenlut
most stubborn of all dsea
umption) it es w
and in less sen
such es
*ohm*, es
flesh from
eiTeet 'is
,
11
r.4
itiselt obTieeliged #*10tirt 331;31taallirtficlo
tl the sifted that at the end of
tlao ear the worker as behind an
his onthly payment the employer
.auust, -on demand from the Stele thorn stowing to nu and
erttie*, retain front his wages be able to show" Something to
saathount slue. neighborshi that he' will be proud
great
lves before o
reed not *Vil: Inv*
nee of •mizcli
ow 'whet
ff
over thoi
rot woul
extraordinarytheYt. (..)we
Ohs f
Ofut.effo
t
4
letti
lento for *
moderately sucotufuli.
"Their hatter hand
I looked at it,"zi
word went into tho
10,tely returned with *
"They vented their astonishment
great shout. Then each of 4area
inc
hou
*•01116.441J
•
•
t • on
g zin
OT t
itelY upon orn'.
stenanee, and the.
Lng of half -fed begot' mw
111.04t. in04040# Evo
ezeollent $00013
Va400t htt Oltp0p
during the wir
to and re
Don't *tart* la, it
0. cannot 'proper
whole farm don't try
for let s. .field o Iie
than - fertilito and
tit** the e plow Ons
tit plan *tient ;hould
itken as itmust. be
oto coin, •
, or Kress
7# -
starve
o r , Ott 131 sk
your well IA, you /.
.
ourishmtnt. You must; have eo.
eial. intorcourse With your .ileigh*
hots*. pleut 01 -proper reading r mat-
ter, -and-kis with,the-e•er
gr sin ov wit. , t or
STis o advoesta 'litotes*
big," And 1310, luttusight and
unsoen" taking, up of every new
ropeoshiototsea;atond,t; propose,
,4tub*otthaantik
g nets there is no tenger * plus
in our farming life for the men
W *ter: Asit0 ,Itis oyes font the
Fro $66 'Aftbat other* are 4o.
lOwtx any member of hit
e4:144:11-4d411:tetithi.ng':usa how mcIr
ight.to think of the good when rou
them, yelling **land asi potsible
k'frograsutteho repeatutheinge.otitne eiritluntenoti(„034ett.dersyst
hese been. tel the story to their -Were 4; • Nr* But the. lrer14 -utOYee
desd ancestor* if one, .might .judge onward and those methods will not
he way the; shouted, and by the "1"1: i.,_er* and we -do not Pro'
t that no one seemed to fovea porr-T.0-4400-fihoin.
odorpt,iltoieseretsiolepalistoeuni, trorehsiratlia.The Then the farmer tai
ed
0 livi'azgil,..insocworatpottetiintoartv
v tain trading -house*
imular entroccurred'a--;
note to 'the tr
* hires it knife. Then,*1
young ttrprising sx*Ci•os'sp-,
per wnerater thet
ptesented it to
fa
1.4
pre
in Is* ff
whetherin
ng, an
turirfeal offtgrhe farm
all trade* has gtv
016
tou
en way to tb.
the le supposing that he would ma** 'of one. •
produce 0, kin and give .1:414100 hate -Only .reaxle
theta; but when they witnessed bisii ginning in this tountry yet.
Tbs
thusmthtlegrntorvitteert: iinithiteztiocnosnetioudedthe 1,412 bweiltiviccooniveh.awthittnistbte041paryouct
white man's - ie." .
GOING TOO PAR.
• the
*rho, hid twit moved a
laitt.tilswe I had the bale*. little,
garden that ever, bloomed until mi
neighbor's •chickens scratched the
r°°"`tAtnidul)n'tild y'ou kick i": asked: his
ribw atquitintance.
bit t , got- a „rbig
to lay tain wrthosintitio,r .hi* chickens."
"Wh'"Why thti nittt I knew 110, *4
bougbt ferOttiOitit watch
,for MI Tom." a
." "-mi And did,' :Wet the
tronble t"
"Oh; tto,. botto wolf from
an minimal* trainer to the bull.
idog."
4 4 A
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rmat IstYrgiag,
The days of 'ground -hog
ate over. . There is no h rn
among the young. men who
attended the agnculeural college,
and have learned to „seize oppor-
tunity by the foretop ItOd have
Something to *ell every day m the
year.
Tillage mons stirring the land
'for the land's salts, ,not merely for
the purpose of preparing seed'
or of killing weeds. We till
nutke plant food moitt availablo
to preterite moisture; to prevent
sniury- from insects-atid diseater.r-If---
we can aecomplith these. things het.
ter try other .1110414*, these .other
Mean* Should be' adopted, The beet
for one man is not always .the hot
for enothet„-- .
, Many hrecders„ \ especially with *
to the knife, 4,41 favorite *ow, are too good to theta-
*** the- next -chapter the-bi sod -lee& them, or rather -o•erfeed,
'fend 1" - until 'they.get them out of-eondtk,
'"Thare- was no heard that tion. The pigs will getiOuVeteoii.
he was shou pu ate* tiger to dition: at the **Me time
kill wol couldn't at. trouble will east**.
ford the p of an to wilt 16,A atter s
kill tiger, thought, it bestilo pits closely,. .f
nu:tvit.'P
. •
zuoiferatel•y and in
� them' started in
1stitY WAS ]3LA)&ELEBS
ow did t vat* get broken,
and lots o
reader *h.
and Omar*.
11 t will -
sod
efell off the pedestal, =teem.
Row did. you iipset the
r ort..
tack on. pound ot'good lime 34
NUE :FOOTFALL. thresilouttlis ot * o
Ori thin' its will& strike
o
is the footfall, ect" i oughly ititd,let it **tie. Drain
ane in Japan the obsind made the water and *bout * pint t
sho* Leather,tion in Tokio with its and set in the cellar, or 0
tng* iintto a topritallon
ded
i P e
filling the eats in iii
nom* looking trains, platten** 0 done that. All I ii)a *rim to , 101. dark Plot. rut the titan.
ow
itiotet di 11001c -dell* and other, utli the isofy up *gi9! the table. ' tte. th eggs deity into this limewste...
islniliat tbils* The uniliesli*ve 1141/ *m 1 to 6" Ith*V6; 41‘aill° Itualicli;#15Ef'0"44; t(Inodtr°1)toth:r:eklittfiellt4;
,r,
tot (tight 4logrt0), stir it th.e.
trtr,, laltOr touelied it. The
unjed into it, zaairt.;"
itlet4onPusli the door
not, ineetti.--It-war-ttie-,,
elleking nols: of 'the **ode* un. to *Vein that ratr of" -
tit or clo whichars-worn out twice, aectlhts, keep .
f doors by all elasses of Ispatinte end 410044#y*nd have 0310 0*r*
3fear or more. No matter whir)*
+
sea which *re raised above the', 1 (to the jury in° ,ibout turuing.thern.
round at **tying heights; itecord., siatilt of the prionot bas bee*,'
ng to the state of the rouls„ is enit' bis unfurtuaste haraterisUc of
f the most "elistraet,eristie bits of putting faith is thieve* and !court.
tdetstil of the country, Ana any pit. (free of the basest deseriptmn.
turf, iitterutiird recalled to the mind , have done. The . staluippy men in
as this elinktty clink, elinkety the dock putt implicit faith in yoW
click, a* * running attoMpartimset# sentlerisen of the Pity t"
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iind
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m*rn.*t thiit
Istt threw
on of his ow* os.
behaviour is fore of the
‘csOit the ow 4 battle a
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