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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1919)
a WM wMm f TRe Light in the Clearing AT.Uof ih North Country in th Tlmt oSllat Wright y XRVINa BACHELLtA AalkM M lk.n NiMm,' "DM mi I- Dfrl oh. HlMMd 111.." 1talM U WlU UM,' ftu, SI (Oopjrlfbl, HIT, Irttai ImMIw) I im BMf th end. I rod tick to Baltimore (but forenoon. They bad nominated Mr. Polk or TennesM (or president nd BUM Wright (or Tic president, lb loiter bjr acclamation. 3 kow that Wrliht would declln tb honor, m be did. 1 hurried northward to keep my ap pointment with Bullly. Th botta wer lowed by ("(. At Albiny I wii t duj trihlnd my schedule. I should have only in hour' leeway It th boat on th upper lakea and th itiio (rum I'lattsburf were on (line. I (cured to truit them. 60 I caught th eit bound train And reached Utlri three hour lot. Thert I bought a good break nd put out for rust ot two hour. I could tak It sy then. At seven o'clock the nor and 1 started agnln, well fed and eager to go on. It waa auromer morning that short ens the road even that ot th young lover, It air waa tweet with the breath ot th meadows, The daisies and th clover and th cornflower and th wild roses teemed to he wiv ing a welcome to me, and th thorn tree almprly ornament of niy nailve bill wer In blouom. A cloud of pljponi awrpt serous th blu deep above my bead. Th great choir of the Meld Mng to me bobolink, song tpiirrowa, meadowlarkt, bluebirds, warblers, wreni, md far away In the edge of tpruct thicket I heard the tut of tb whtte-tiiroated tparrow. I bathed at I brook In th wood and put on clean tllk thlrt and tie out of my saddlebags, I rod alowly then to th edge ot th vlllag ot Can ton ind turned ot th bridge and took Ihe river rood, although 1 hod tlra to par. Itiiw my heart was beating la I mnred Ih fmulllar scene I The river slowed Its par there, Ilk dis cerning traveler, t. enjoy th benuty hers oud hi saddle ind bridle ana hurried up th north rood. When he waa near spent I traded hint for a well' knit Uorgno mure up In th llttl vll log of Buody Creek. Oh, I knew good horse 1 well at th neit man and better on than she I never owned never, I wni bock In my sod die at six In the afternoon and stopped for fved ind an hour! rest at nine ind rod on through the night.' I reached Mi hetnlwt of ftlrti villa sooo after dny- f It shores, Smooth ind silent wa 111 wster Slid In It wer the blu of Ihe sky ind the feathery shsdow-splre of redur sod tamarack and the reflect ed blossom of Irla ind meadow ru. It waa 1 lovely acene. Tbtr waa th pin, but when wal my lady? I dismounted ind tied my mar and looked it my watch. It lacked twenty minutes to eleven. 8h would com I had no doubt of It, I washed mi bsnds and face ind neck Id th cool water. Suddenly I beard vole I knew singing: "Ilerney Lea re th Girls Alone." I turned sod saw your mother, my ton. (Thc laat lines wer dictated to his son.) She wo In th item of 1 blrcb canoe, all dressed In whit with rosea In ber hair. I raised my hat and lb threw I kiss at m. Old Kate aat In th bow wiving her handkerchief. They atopped and Bally aaked In ton of playful aerlousness: "Young man, why bivt yon com berr "To get you," I inawered. "What do you wint of mr Sh wia looking at her fact In tb water. "I want to marry you, I answered bravely. "Then you may help m ishor U you pleas. I tm In my best, whit DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN ti SVRGEOS PHONC NOS. OFFICE 3J0J HOUSE 150J L. C. PRICE, M. D. Office and residence Kurre Apartments Phone 1903 THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SOHOOit AND OIPArUMMTI Tb ralfiRtt; toetolrt th. Coll, flf liunun, SetatuM tnt Uw Ar, at the rwUI S.lwl. of U, UMHu, LI Fwr 1 NUltfH, fOn.mM or irwin Infomtidnn, Mrm THE REGISTRAR, UNIVERSITY OF ORECON, EUGENE, ORECON. A kMnilfnl nana, UnHim ku. amt.ni hriuua, km at, Mik oW onntuuuux Uif atf-Me. "MkhtM t t7bd," t Nvllr dmncraUi' almcklf d4 Um Iusmu "Oneoi ai4nu" WALTER G. 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In a ne-pp.r-eovro frton. WtHrontlyrtcom mmd thl etrton for th horn or office tupplj or whoa on frevel R. i. lUraeUi Tobacco Co. Wkulea-SaUm, N. C "Then You May Help M Ashore, II You Plesse." Upper and you are to b very can- fur Beautiful I 8h was th spirit of the fields of June then ind always. I helped her ishore ind held her la my irmi and, you know, th llpt have a way of tpeaklng then In th old, con vincing, final argument of love. They left no doubt In our hearts, my son. "When do you wish to marry mef she whispered. "As toon is possible, but my pay li only sixty dollars month now." "We shall mnke It do," ah an swered, "My mother and father oni your aunt and uncle ind the Hacketi and the minister and a number of oui friends are coming In a fleet of boats." "We are prepared either for 1 ptcnlc or a wedding," wna tne wnisper 01 Kate. 'Left make It both," I proposed to Sally. "Surely ther couldn't be a bettei plac than her under the big pine It's so smooth and 10ft and shady," tald she. "Nor could there be a better day 01 bettor company," I urged, for I was not sure that she would agree. Th boats came along. Sally and 1 waved a welcome from the bank and the merrily proclaimed: "It'i to he a wedding." Then a cheer from the boats, la which I Joined. I shall never forget how, when the company had landed end the greetings were over, Uncle Peabody approached your mother and laid : "Sny, Sally, I'm goln' to plant a kin on both 0' them red cheeks 0' yours,' an' do It deliberate, too." lie did It and 10 did Aunt Deel and old Kate, and I think that, next to your mother and me, they were th happiest people at the wedding, There Is a lonely grave up In the hills that of the stranger who died long ago on Rattleroad. One day I found old Kate sitting beside It and on a atone lately erected there was the name, Enoch Rone. "It It very sorrowful," the whis pered. "He was trying to find me when he died." We walked on In alienee while I re called the clrcumstancea. How strange that those tales of blood and lnnles daring which Kate had given to An Orlmshaw had led to the slaying her own son I let, to It happen and the old wives will tell you tin atory up there In the hills. The Dlny ends Just as the night Is falling with Kate and me entering the little home, so familiar now, where she lives and Is ever welcome with Auht Deel and Uncle Peabody. The latter meets us at the floor and Is saying In a cneerful'volce: "Come In to aupper, you rovers. How solemn ye look I Soy, If you ex pect Sally and me to do all the laughta' here you're mistaken. There's a lot of It to be done right now, an' it s time ydu J'lned In. We ain't done nothln' but laugh since we got up, an' we're In need 0' help. What's the matter, Kate) Look up at the light In God's winder, How bright It shines tonight! When I feel bad I always look at tlu tart." (THE END.) 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