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corn waves, a dark, green; shimmer -
jug sea, over the •slope and out of
sight. A clear green sea, broken
only now and. then by a stately mid-
lein 'stalk which rears its yellow
head above •the shinning corn and
seems to look, with an air of pesses.
slim, over the brood fields, • •
In the shadow ot the fence the
dew is not yet dried, and glistens
bravely astray ennbeatne find their
way in. Ihe birds sing theirmerri-
lest, the sun shines its brightest and
through it all walks J0311 witli down -
east, happy eyes. •
"While you are away, you will
not forgetyoU know what her
ompanion says, holding closer her
Mill right hand. -.Ton will not
orget, jfian ?"
"As if I could, you foolish boy,"
she says, with it happy laugh. "But
you may forget," •
"Yes, When I forget to live," he
says. •"Oh, Jean 1 what *paid the
wOrld be to me withont you V' .
"A very lovely world still," she
says.
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Bit he shakes hiSlietid, and they
walk on in silence. • •
They. walk on flown the hill and
through the village streets* find up
the rickety platforrn whom; puce a
day, a roaring express train stops
and bring's, •-for a Moinent,, Sotto of
the city's smoke and dinto the quiet
country. - ' ' • •
The station master in -flapping
straw hat and pateltedeorduroy trou-
sers, loungea en a truck in the moru-
ing sunslune. • A good-natured old
couple sit °Ipso° togetber in • startled
anticipation -of departure, and a blase
.young fellow,whose satchel hangs'
•by a :trair from his shoulder; smoth-
ers. a yawn and•opens his dull eyes
further- to:take ill More of •Joan's
-lovdliness, as she 'comes for -
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.DER SPHIDER UND DER FLY.
PIIILOSOPIni FOUND IN THE STORY nook
• ; OF LITTLE VA1VO0B STRAUSS.
I reads in Yawcoh'g slitory book,
A collo weeks ago,
Von .frsd,rade boetn,.vot 1 dialts
Der beoples all should know. .
I'd ask. dig 'pot Contindliruni, toe •
Vim ve should brofit by,
'"Vill yen indo mine bailor valk ?
Says dcrsuluder of dor lir,' 0.
'"it• is the. lest time; Jean,". her
.lover whispers."You 'will never
eWay from me' again. Think • of
ipy Sweetheart. Tho very. :laSt
ood-bye that we need -'ever say;"
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Tho sweet, red blushes chase each
her ever her rose leaf faceand soft,
Bite neck, which the linen ; collar
&Ards so yealously•. •• •
° • "The. very' last," she repeats softly,
"1 e me Pin•this datfiy-on your coat.
Don. . Now!.• Yon will think of
me when it is withered- and von
Dot set mo riga away. 4
Und ven, Von afternoon, . • ..`g
A shbecu la tor he moms in
Und dells me, pooty soon ' • of
He liaf •a•silver mine to sell,
Und ask me eef I pny,•
of der axberience. ??I
Of ant -Pine potty fly.
Der order day, vhou on der cat's,
• I vent by York omit, .
meets a fraulein on der train,
• Who dolg ma, mit •a.pout, •
She likes.der tscl ter Shentlernans,
Und dells the sit pesido herr
I says,- "Mine friendt, I vas no By,
Eef you vas peen a
I venkindo de shrooking car, 0 0
Vhere ("they vas blaying boker,
Und also hat someclings dhey cane
Der blurt° !‘leedle joker." .
.5�m/ Money id vas shangi rig hands
Dbey wanted LOe to.try. •
says; "You vas too brcvious,
I flon'd vas been. a fly I" •
On Central Park a .slna,rdt young.
Says.: "Strauss; how vasyou poen?
Und dake me kindly pv der liaud,
Und ask of mine Entwine.
He 'kilts to shango a feefty bill, •
Lind gay bees name vas Schneider.
Maype, berhaps; he vas all right,
More like he -Vag a slipider.
Moscl eft., day some sliwineling chap,.
He dries hees leedle•game • .: • . 4
I cuts me oudt dot sphider •Ineee• •
Und.poot id in a franie • • (-7..
Riglidt in 'nine slitore Langs'ib
Und near id, on der shly,
I geepa a glulrto sera gniok oudt, •
Dbose Spiders, "on der fly."
R 0 UR 4 ''TORY-01EADERS.
• JEAN. •
Sweet and dainty as the wis6 eyed
daisies pinned against her 'breast :
slender and graceful as the,tall nod-
ding grasses that breshed Against
her skirts sweet and fair and lovely
'as the June Morning itself --that is
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• solemn, blue, eyes lika..bit
of the summer sky•above her sunny
head ; a curved tender mouth where
dimples lurk andlovely little smiles
creep in and out; soft unislin drew.
erica and a gypsy hat set above the
blushes and the dimples—that is
Jean. And the sweet summit' morn.
• inig seems sweeter for her Presence
and the field flowers nod in a friend.
ly way and the small brown birds
along the path sing little confident-
lal songs to• her whOin they both
knew and love.
The Pountry road is grass grown
and deserted. It is a "short cut" to
the village beyond the hill, to which
a broad, white tnriipiko sweeps and
lerri+es• the shorter road to quiet and,
repose ; the grass is soft across it
end the ground sparrow has her nest
in the wagon tonics,
Tho ,,arass studed with daisies,
while and vellow, and sweet w Liras
blossom ghity am Ong the p )16
thiSt103.. lieylond, in the bids, the
•throw it aliaY. And I •will .keep
these in.'rny hand until they-fade
and think Of y,ou'every minute and
know thatyciu are thinking of me."
And s�. they talk and. laugh, and his
fonds eyes watch her -flower like. face
that smiles and blushes under his
tender gaze. ••
• And, at the last, he holds tight
her slim, sgft lianas, as if be:would
never let- them -go and Sa': • !'1.
can Hardly let you „go, but it is the
hist time, dear: ..0 Our last good bye.:
Are you not glad'?" •• • .
'`caped bye," she. whispers. '"Poi•
just'a little time... •lceep the
flOwera, Don." •• ••
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speeds away. ' ;He catches '.a last
glimpse of the •fair, 'fitshed face, a.
a last' smile and a last wave of her
hand; then•the gypsy hat 'fee" van-
shol
and fair haired little jean has
Ie. is strangely dark and drearyn
he Walks • away. He walk
back the way they' came, but thea
.f.1.111? 18 11.0.1111.q
dried away the biids sing harshly
and the *or. and the. beauty .has
faded from -the flowers. It is a very
=dell auct_prosaia..worlditiah-tin
like the fairy land that he (passed
through a• little while age. 0' • '
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Noise, confusion and expitethenti
Cries,. sobs and eager :onestiono.
0
Was to blaine V' "A •brolion rail 1"
".An 'open switch 1" • ,
A crowd Of swaying, jostling And.
sorrowful people. •• .
Elbowindlik way'• throng]) them
toines a -white faced man with It
drooping daisy in his button hole.
Ile. strides straight t�, the door of
the waitine, TOOM,frO111 which 001110
inciantl and sobs; thrnsts aside ilia -
official who would bar his way and
who shrinks back front his drawn,
despreate face.
A soiled .white dress, a ensiled
gypsy bat, and a white, upturned
.•
"Hewdid it happen 1 WI)
thee. .
He takesher in his mins, and, With
no, word, beers her out from the
noise and crowd. People make way
for hint and turn their faces away;
and eyes are dim and lips quiver,
Out of the Crowd:he goes and lays
her -gently down on the soft grass.
There is blood on her white fore-
head he wipes it tenderly away and
sinoothes back the fair, tangled hair.
Her limp hands still hold the &W-
eil that havo hardly witheredi
ho
th
Be kisses her small, sold hands,
r still, white lips and Palls her by
O•old, fond, Wider nantes—aud
ere is 3IQ renly, • '
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. fast her flowers, with the
happy smile that still lingers ou her
lips, Jean haa gone swiftly—terribly
of.allpossible harm and was-,
ery. Her head is heavy on his arm
and ta his passionate cries 'there is
no answer, and he buries his gray,
haggard face in the cool 'grass and
holds fast her dear bands. * •
"The last, good-bye thht. We need'
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over say;'? 'be moans. ' •"01i, Jean,
my darling; it was) But take •me
with. you -:-come for the
BuL her lips• do not, ansier Or
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move, though he watches them ..and
warms them w,jth his breath.. Then
lielolds her hands,,,u,pon her breast
end 'clasps.. her fingers about the
faded daisies, and. .hOs his head,
while the shlidoW that never• Will be
lifted, tomes down and takes him
into its etubriice:
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Tat SIT-U./A:Tic/NAT BELFAST.
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• Rev. Dr. 1/1110,, the Grand Master
of the „Grand Orange Bodge. tit 'Bel-
fast,. denies 1)avitt's .statement that
the 'riots 'are due entirely to the ag-
gressions of:the Orangemen. He at-
tributes the riots Solely to the un-,
provoked attack upoii.the Presbyter-
ian Sunday.seheol excursion a week
ago last Saturday, made by- ',Giallo.'
lies on. Carrick:Hill, a low. quarter,
inhabited almost wholly by Nation-,
Leag,ders. The ma riots libegun.
were Insiiitained by repeated- at-
tacks uponProtestants going. to and
from ivoi.k, and OW by the infam-
ous partisanship of the police, who
nttaek. Protestants whenever they,
get' a chance...• The iioliOe force. of.
Belfast -being Mainly comPosad .of
Catholics, there is no body of men
to be kanid Where Party' feeling
runs so 'high 'awl unrestrained. is
among . them: "Why.„':' said' • Dr.
Kane, "only last Satntday.three of
-the villians entered the honse of a
member of my congregation, with-
out Warping, shut the -door and
shouted : • Wo are Tipperary bOys.••
WititaKe.„:,eonke to shOot yOu Orange
begters, and we'll shoot you like
rats. They. then advanced toWards
the house and said : fl shot six Or-
-angemeli last nightii-and•
shoot more to -night.' -• A:disturbance
outside attracted the attention of
the fellOu's and they withdrow•With
,out executing their •threats..
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This.. sort otthing, •iS 60111ill011
currenee; The nien havebeen
idbn-
Liljod and the authoritiei notifihd of
thenkage, but it is not • likely,.
that anything will be done to punish
them.- There are 8,000 Catholics
oh the, police, force and , only. 3,500,
Protestants, so you May *see how
'little. Mercy. Qra.uwinion aI1,expeer
from them as a body. .
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AN AWFUL DISCOVERY. ,.
"Gawp, nfoi deah falba), the
'Steadley giwls must be Vopped
from our list of lady fwiends."
"1)wop them. beautiful eweatures,
Oscar 1 Oh, no, you can't weally
Mean it" •• .
. ‘134 I do. My 'Crowd 1 Old
NIA, those girls were actually seen
yestawday washing dishes and hiss
Gwace was discovaived 'sweeping the
fwd WOOM while her inawmaw was
engaged in weeding a newspayaw.
Vulgawrity must not be tolewated,
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even angele, .•••
"Weally, what% nawwow escape
Was gQing to propose to Gwace to-
night and you, my noble faith,
have,saved me. Ah, how tivue it is.
In the mnidst of life a fellah. should.
n't look dewu the muzzle of a loaded
gun."
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