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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, March 22, 1892 · page 3

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And then.» but. withnoryoljoy he had
Intbomethebladetohiuhenr‘t! ‘
Aims! now be we- here on this road:
Having .glutted his hate. there mnained
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newt. lie had killed hing! Yea. killed him.

be wna there. behind hilt. that thing, myn

or a lit at Marin Iowa‘ 1
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that'aeot more soul mi of 'Ieetric le- ‘
than our company." ‘ . ,
{’How'l that?” linked”!!! reporter who
by the way. our new to the busin-
had only in» come in train the money.
“How'a that?” repented - the driver.
“why. it’s became they ain’t ball so many

A m were new; "“
A “that". ”he Gina [Green m
peaking ’bonl 'leetrlelty." girl a
Bleecker atmt oardrivermtw of the old

sheila who have been on the line one line.
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landlord bud madam“ with .

l’llniveyouanmimdwhatleaa at

ears lhat ’dayw an they used to be when
lord to pay." 1 .
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they wauu’nnotbiuu but was to light the
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' luau u gliding through the flesh. But

killed quirk. all. new They on»
awered ' uon‘wm. Iflreatblernly helient
Mord Mm the group oi flawed» and

Wear seconds in aim doctor (or

' ouch principal-wishing to soil for ililltlicil, that

but not daring to go farther.
Again he sternum-ed low:
. ,v ' .“Ilieteeeh you. tell me! lthallghtjuit
' . ' n alight wound?"
' Still they were silent. lo that dominoes
dill, even (befriends that bad mood by
tho. be divined unspoken [€th

:mfiboadfll anger.
Atari bereenlled for himself new. that
tbbla‘de had gone tothe hilt; he had felt

«gunfight. perhaps. had truck a bone,
. stopped it there! And hope revived
within hint. ‘
lot that why did they onawer him until»
Ins! Why then did they at"!!! with such
eager attentidn about him that had lullen.
with hanging ann- and staring eyes?
Suddenly a deep breath from the don-torn
-—“Deudl"-—and that group with out-
Itretebed hauls reeniled. llt- WM nearly
throwndownhythepnsh, mil they nhmscd
biln away. unwilling even to look upon his
(nee.

~ “Dad! dead!” repented lie, with cries
like the bowling oi atronlic Innumnd
JIM he began tornn through the gonlcn
Tibat alnntnal friend had proamd [or the

' knocking his brow mime the tree

n.1, '
hunks, but ineennhle to the shot-inou‘

through the courtyard and out upon the
shaded road. award in barn].

He had the air, running thus along the
‘water’sedge, o! aeriminel wailing pumit.
no border] was his flight. so (arrive. with
Misha) to his hip-rind hendbowed
down. What had he done with the bloody
rapier! Tamed it into the river or the
thicket, hedisl not know which.

He tied with but one clmr thought. with

5 .. oneeleordesire—to be (or. further and

‘ " ayalarthernwaytromtbat pincowhere
be hit killed a man!
'Byloreeot running,his breath at last
mum: heeould rnnno more. but tell
tothepmhoidethetowpoth. There. in
enforced immobility. bin muttered tenses
comeback to him; grew coherent, and he
comprehended with horror oil that had
taken place.

He whom he had killed in this duel was
Helrhndhbhutundohlwttrieul. Chil-
d!!! W in aaobnrhan quarter, they
had played together in the road: isolate

‘ will. they had lentil themselves at the
db, College. working and lrolicirxg to
W Itillmntl toning no one but each
other

Than student» together in Parin. in n llo
hernino youth 0! love- without a nmrrmv,
oi mimetiu without aorrow, 0! happy xtmlln
in the Clown woods with girls that
laughed All the alternoou and with whom.
when evening came, they returned uluut
lorlacit olnmnstohireaurriugczul
fight- dining on credit. wherever “my
MM not it, and (dale-spins; wherever they
mid put their beads-inseparable corn
Midway» umlmrried aivny dimly» by
the name lolly:

But then they had not always staid
had. A}; brought pmwul‘ul labors and
aloe! thoughts; but love {or ouch other.
“It matili extravagant, a canmrmirrie
dubroken irit'tttinillp, united ambitions;
joint chimera». mutual Working weather
to arid! themselves. and the greatest

of each the knowledge that each
upended and was no happy» him

Maire red!
She, the adorable and adoml' And even
thin moment oi frightlnl nnuxlinh be
enrolled with a thrill) or «Many the time
ballad teen her first, at young girl bur
rlediy lowering a window litttiit‘, but not
”quit“, tint be bull not While-ti oil
the heaven in her not
ltwaeonalrlptoacity where hrk
bone that he saw hentbua Iii-bind the
that. but. no matter how, he tour-d a
“not ting ilillW‘" to the twuulxi
with whom nine llvrrl,slxe,nnurphnn
who they hall taken in for rlwity'n

'1 lie u- m. mm m 1m what
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mate body had once. been the living body

otthe men that be had loved above all
othern.

“And thinking of this he forgot the crime
_ had made him deem-rote. to recall
their common childhood, their merry plays
in street and wood. and the fraud: hand
clap ut rting in the certainty“ meeting
again. 'ever more wold this return. an!
auddenly between his lingers; like water
bursting iron: at lulled fountain. the tears
bean to flow. -

At the same moment wheela grated on
the gravel and he turned his head toward
the sound.

From the open door tilt? leaned toward
him. ball out in her eagerness. lnarnatling
d silk nod lace. the tip at her little shoe
rating on the step of the (unheard.
through her \‘eii she had recognized him.

“All. thunk Girl!" till? cried. “it in you!
it in you! lib, well! tell me!"

He dared not respond; it wan such a ,

terrible thing that he had to any. ills
thin tin‘lppvcl to his breast: be m mute.
buggnnl, in the nhnme at his murder.

"Spmk, «my. l Inset-ch you! You do
not stir or homer—is it that you are
wounded .’"

“i am not wounded, on.” said he at Iaut.

She sprang to the road.

”But he"—

“Well, go on; he”—

“la derail" stemmerod be.

She clasped him in berm-ma and clung
to hie neck. ,

“I love you,l love you i" idle cried "Yul
were right to kill him; you are brnveand
atrong! it you think it troubles me that
beisdead you greatly deceive yourself. l
never loved hint, never! do you hear!
Women are mad at timesr‘you know that
yoursell—und It. their lit-lulu; but it be
the bend. the bead always. and not the
heart. it is you tlmt i adore. you that l
have always Milled! Come, let us go; get
inwithrneandletua worry no more (or
there that are living ordead! Commune.
I say: it is you. and you only. that i love!"

He eonddered her. thonderatrnek. ‘

111mm this death thstr‘duolnud his
until, he the alluded-be the accornpllee

of the oflemler, experienced neither regrR

Barnum-1w. tin (be eumlrury, slu- rejoiced
in it. the W'L't huppy.’ She nvowed it and
deCIan-tl that never, never had iii)? bud
lore luv him who, become of her, implying
dead!

He regarded her Itill, regarded herin
temly. with unlined, lued gaze.

"But come. do entry!" she pleadml, the
veil naked now, and aochnrming ml per
lnmrd. holding up her red. dewy lips all
rafter!» be kind. "Conic, let ua go!"

lie mum-ml wenriiy. bis uir Vague.
wandering like one in n dream.

“Yes. yes. let tut go: behold me, but i
an: etill a little nerrnna and do not wish to
drive, but to walk."

”Let nawnlk, then." returned the guyly.
slipping her bum! in his arm; "and mean»
whileyou will all me detaila Did you kill
him immediately? Did-«lid the minim
but long? Did you—4m! we yum-by dim”!
you mower? You n-ll rnenothiug; never
their-u it lavery natural that luhould wish
to bear.”

“Yer-Jen." raid he again. "i know~very
natural."

They were entering n: the moment one
oi the river brhlgea. lie stopped. looked
about him.

‘:llo you m “I raid be. “there to the
left. behind that [ringer 0! portion: that
little red brick dwelling with too weather
vane»? it Honda a lew pare» beycmd the
Itreel that skirts the river bank."

"I nee it; ya. just beyond there."

"It was there. in the garden behind that
house. that the duel wan lought"—-—

"Yen. yea: goon!"

"it wait there. in that with". in téw
main alley. [but he Ml"-—-—

"With a cry. perhaps—he wan not brave
—~brnw-. you see. like you!"

“i did not hear him."

“And you will take me to we thnt gar
den?"

“Yea, W or the day after. but
way: you run are irons here. I think; yea
[row hm. elmtn the railing. h‘mv bend
Inward. it little further. a little more still,
behind the poplars. mutter-arr!"

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In lot- him} A maietletnv now. who
not meet with Hungarian inadaai.
had drowned a rm-aa in the thiamine
tranquil” mentioned his» waytogive hin-
ulttoluuleeie the inhale; village.-

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Ann. then to llroulway. then to Bleecker.
then to Maulougnl. then to West Fourth,
then to Weld Tenth. then to Iludlon. then
to Ninth uv’ner and then to the atable.
That‘aoue of our roots. The other one la
worse Mill.

”Oid'sl be.l aometimea have to stop
whenlcome to a mend-crucially
heada bit 'lure i know which way ton
Bnt'a I said in the beginning 'luint with

lumps.” 1
"Ever get lost yourself?" naked there

porter.

“No, I never did, but a lriend o! minegot
lot, though, no they didn’t see nothln of
hint for two whole days Then they got a
diapalcb from him dated way nplu Wat
cheater amply. Infill. "The ewr'a all right.
an the bones in all right. on I'm nil right.
Int we can't find our way back to the
stables to save our neeks.’ "

"You don't mean to ray that any such
telegram a» that ever eame to your anpcr
intervient. do you 2" demnmlerl the reporter

”That’s wbnt l mid," t
driver somewhat haughtily; "In For the
man that hard to go no bring the car in
You never see two men gladder'n the con
doctor on driver at that car wuwhen they
let eyes on me.

“The first thing I mid was. 'liow'd you
get [out P’ .

" ‘\\’rll.' says the driver. "an! a nwlul
[my night: says he, 'an I reckon I most
a get onto the wrong track somehow!

"'l'hnt win- all he could say about it 'cept
that the llll'lllt'l’ he went the KW! he got
lost."

"Why didn't he ask some 0! the men on
the other lines the «any home?" inquired
the er.

"lie did. but they ivw‘n't friendly. on
gun- him wrung directional Probably it

late car. The driver'd got is hung my on
our line '{ure bedismveml it, on when he
did find it out an auk oi the other drier-r»
lu- rm-t the mty home they kept semlin him
and semlin him till they got him complete
ly lost."

"Elem our." mid thmrewrter. "but i
can't Mop to hear the rut of tin-story now.
he got to get oil here and go too live. but
it you’ll give me your nan» I'll come
around and look you up tanner-1m nod get
the ml of it. it hmu't ever been pub
iisbeli. hns it?"

"Oh. m" enamored the driver Then he
took the rrporter'» notebook and pencil
and wrote bin name and minim-t. "ll. 0 S
Blyre. lit! iiunker street."

”Thanh." Mill the reporter gratelully.
1’“ some and me you tomorrow (prom-on. "

But he didn't. it amblenly lu’tlfl‘lti to
hint on he looked at the car driven new
that "ll. 0. hi. slyve" npellal mouthing
that wooded like "litres Liar," and then
he knew that the driver had made same ol
him»~ New York Timer»

A (“ale-latte- in Wages.

illrenmaolowork at the rate of
mthrthellmmombendthraapm
doohlohlasatarynthnwldsuhd
lollowing month- {Mannheim--
and one bowxreatlLyou willhesn

whanheealla tor t grand total at bk
wager. Hmmmhtmelnantahdlv
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Shehad I browmoni lace and liquid
brown eyes. a tiny. printed ehln and a red
mouth with a dimple at one corner. At
this nectar-lat: coeducational eoliep.
hedged in by reatrlctiont. define-ac
rules wye to prevent it—-a
melancholy eyed. number via-pd you.
nun. the "Admirable Crichton" d the
school Thnthm-unonrafl herd.
ration made thielove par-axe senate her
only the more romantic and um

bbeaasnmed abeeolnlnc m of
qnletsnl‘lu'lnzmudnbe alept «tonight
withhia picture clasped by her dinpled
hull: and every morning the chamber
midracued his chute-I feature- from

clothra
Ala-l llelelttbelchool with hip lore

Therearrivedoothearensa your; pro
tenor o! nun-inborn (mm the German
universities. with a (liming blue eye and
aaoul ol boundlm irreverence. lie play

he ed the pipe organ divinely. and seemed to

have the wul 0! all munienl in~lmments at
his white. supple finger tips

Thesednetive waltaea that young man
wove into hla voluntariea produced their
due ellmton My. who immediately di-
vom-d her tool from the unnher young
man and hope. with the [note-or .
whentoenltivate her voice. ller note
was A thin little pipe. but her mouth wsa
no adorable as her tor-ea were unstable.”
one tiny the prolenror killed it. and the
nintmn saw him.

Ann result 0! till-episode the W
went back to Europe. and Daisy told the
girlnbetwren nob- tint now he had gone
her heart was "br—e—u»k~l-n»g." She do
elurul that the would apend the remainder
at her daya in a mvent. but a downy

wouldn't ‘- happened '“P‘ “M. ."gdi‘hn-kul lreabmnn induced her to change

her mind

She llunlly married a baldbeaded pro
femur. and now, in whale '5'. ah main
taint with great severity the position at a
"dragon oi proprietlea" to her youthful
anmmm.~Sb-ort Stories.

The new-paper redo-ate. Renaud.
Chlengohujmereeteda momenta:
nmwupnper reporter who ion hla Illeia
the dumber-[reel duty. in Ilneapoib a
lew dayango. attire memorial lowland
theoltleat reporter in the northwest. the
great hall mug packed and “logistical!
drama/ere madebytbegoreranrand
other prmnlnent eitiaena lt la'ratllylac
looiaievve thatua rule the members 0!
thin pmlmiml are ulvaoclug in public ap
lion and «term. The reporter”
'ncm on our grentdailiee hoe developed
into both it eclencc and a line art. It must
be done by menund women n! education.
ability. judgment and dimmim
It demanda per-on» not only at talent
butolcbarlcter. lnnddltiuu to M oi

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