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come.
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a h d m e T iM e W C a r e U x W ’ It s te n s io n
she s lip p e d in to th e c ro w d a n d w a s
lo s t P e n n in g to n r e m a in e d b y th e le t­
t e r bo x u n t il th e s id e w a lk w a s c le a r
a n d th e s tre e t a lm o s t d e s e rte d ; th e n
h e t u r n e d a n d w a lk e d in th e o p p o s ite
d ire c tio n fr o m w h a t h e h a d in te n d e d ,
hls h ead b e n t th o u g h t f u lly .
T h e n e x t d a y th e re w a s s r u m o r o f
P e n n in g to n ’s g o in g a b ro a d ; h ls boose-
k e e p e r h a d re c e iv e d a n o te to ck>ee
th e bouse, th e a g e n t to lo o k a f t e r th e
a ffa ir s u n t il f u r t h e r In s tr u c tio n .
D o w n o n o n e o f th e b a c k s tre e ts —
a s tre e t u n k n o w n to P e n n in g to n 's o ld
l i f e — w e re m a n y d in g y offices, m e a g e r In
a p p o in tm e n ts , b u t r e p re s e n tin g a v a s t
a c c re tio n o f la b o r.
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lin e o f m e n w e r e s e e k in g e m p lo y m e n t,
p a s s in g In f r o n t o f a k e e n e y e d fo r e ­
m a n , w h o a cc e p te d o r r e je c te d th e m a l­
m o s t w it h a g lan ce , b u t th e re je c tio n s
w e r e fe w . M e n w e r e w a n t e d f o r n e w
blocks o f b u ild in g s g o in g u p , m e n o f
s k ill, o f s tre n g th , o f m e re ly c a r r y in g
c a p a c ity , a n y t h in g t h a t c o u ld a d d t o
th e la b o r fo rc e a n d h a s te n th e w o rk .
So w h e n a w h ite h a n d e d m a n o f con­
fessed in c a p a c ity s to p p ed In f r o n t o f
th e fo r e m a n ’s desk h e w a s lo o k e d a t
a s k a n c e , b u t f in a lly a c c e p te d a n d set
to c a r r y in g b r ic k fr o m th e s id e w a lk to
th e m e n w h o w e r e la y in g th e fo u n d a ­
tio n . I t w a s m u s cle m a k in g o r m u s c le
b r e a k in g w o rk , a n d f o r th e fir s t fe w
d a y s —o r w e e k s e ve u — I t s ee m e d w h o lly
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g ro u p o f h is o w n p a r t ic u la r co lleg e
I d r e a d th e c o m in g T o n n d o f th e
frie n d s , ta le n te d m en , e v e r y one o f
v a c a tio n season.
A ll th e w o r ld ta k e s
th e m , w it h In co m es a b o v e a ll p o ssib le
Its v a c a tio n In J u ly a n d A u g u s t, u n d
w h im s .
B a k e r , th e class o r a to r a n d
to sec u re ro o m s one m u s t a e t a b o u t best a oclal m a n , w a s a t a K e e le y ;
I t w h e n th e b e a u tifu l s n o w Is w a ltx -
T o n i son a n d B u r k e h a d r u n o u t, n o t
fin a n c ia lly , b u t p h y s ic a lly , a n d w e re
ln g . T h e n y o u m u s t fix y o u r th o u g h t«
s p e n d in g h a lf t h e ir t im e u n d e r do c­
o n fo r e s t o r h e ld , m o u n ta in o r ocean,
w h e n y o u w o u ld p r e f e r to s la y a t to rs ’ cage; P a to n ’s h e a r t w a a w e a k ,
b ro u g h t o n b y s m o k in g , a n d he h a d
h o m e a n d s n u g g le up to th e Are.
If
y o n d o n 't a c t th e n , w h e n th e th e r m o m ­ g iv e n np c ig a re tte s t w o y e a rs b e fo r e '
e t e r s ta n d s a t 07 degrees In th e shade Jones a n d M c F a le s a n d T u r n e r w e re
th e o n ly ones w h o c a r r ie d t h e ir heads
y o n m u s t s ta y a t h o m e a n d m a s k
a n d s h o u ld e rs Just as s t r a ig h t a n d
M o lly lo ve s th e m o u n ta in s , 1 th e
h ig h as w h e n a t c o lleg e, a n d th e y
o cean. T h e consequence w a s t h a t th is
w e r e th e th r e e he e a w th e le a s t o f.
y e a r w h e n w e s a t d o w n to g e th e r to
Jones h a d g o ne In f o r a g r ic u ltu r e , a n d .
f ix o n a s u m m e r re s o rt w e d isa g re e d .
In s p ite o f a ll h la m o n e y , w a a a h a rd
I ,r n s o rry to a d m it t h a t w e q u a rre le d .
w o rk in g ,
p r a c tic a l o u td o o r f a n n e r ,
T h e e n d o f I t a ll w a s t h a t M o lly said
w i t h b ro n xe d fa c e a n d h e a rty voice
t h a t s in c e I w a s so u n re a s o n a b le I
a n d b ro a d s h o u ld e rs.
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c o u ld go w h e r e I lik e d ; she w a s g o ing
to th e m o u n ta in s .
A n d so she <^<1- T u r n e r s p e n t m u c h o f t h e ir tim e
y a c h tin g , a n d w h e n n o t o ff on th e
I w e n t to th e seasho re.
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w a t e r w e r e p r e t t y s u re to be r id in g
I re a c h e d m y p la c e o f re s t w h e n
And
a cold n o r th e a s te r w a s b lo w in g . T h e a f t e r h o und s o r p la y in g g o lL
th e y , too. w e r e s tro n g a n d b ro n xe d by
gu ests in th e house w h e re I stopp ed
w e r e h u d d le d , to g e th e r In th e s ittin g
th e o u td o o r lif e .
P e n n in g to n s h ru g g ed hla s hou lders
ro o m , g r u m b lin g a t th e p ro p rie to r fo r
Im p a t ie n t ly a n d a li t t le d is m a lly . H e
n o t g iv in g th e m a Ore.
I s tro lle d
d id n o t c a re f o r a th le tic s , he h a d no
o u t o n to th e l»cach a n d stood lo o k in g
on th e d r e a r y w a s te o f fly in g clouds ta s te fo r fa r m in g , a n d y e t th e re h a d
been a tim e w h e n h e d re a m e d d re a m s .
a n d r o llin g w a te rs .
T h é o n ly h a p p y
B u t a c c o m p lis h m e n ts W e n t w it h tra d e s
t h in g In s ig h t w a s a sea g u ll s a ilin g
b e tw e e n bo th.
I w e n t b a c k to the« a n d p ro fe s sio n s a n d th in g s lik e th a t,
a n d w it h so m u c h m o n e y h e c o u ld n o t
h o te l, s a t d o w n In m jf o v e rc o a t and
s m o k e d —s m o k e d a ll d a y , s m o k e d t il l d ro p In to th e m .
U n c o n s c io u s ly he l i t a n o th e r c ig a ­
m y n e rv e s w e re in th e c o n d itio n o f th e
re tte , a n d I t w a s o n ly a t i t s c o n ta c t
t u m b lin g w a te rs . T h a t n ig h t I d id n ’ t
w it h his Ups t h a t h e re m e m b e re d a n d
Bleep f o r
tw o
r e a s o n s -Im m o d e r a te
s m o k in g a n d th e cold . I s le p t u n d e r
th re w it a w a y .
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T lte s id e w a lk w a s n o w th ic k e n in g so
a s h e e t a n d a lig h t b la n k e t. 1 c o u ld n 't
g e t a n y m ore.
T h e r e w a s a n o th e r w it h h u m a n ity t h a t h e cou ld s ca rc ely
A n o th e r te n
re a s o n f o r m y In s o m n ia —I w a a lo n e ­ c ro w d , h im s e lf f o r w a r d .
f< « t, a n d th e th ic k e n in g b e g a n to solid­
som e w it h o u t M o lly , b u t I
w o u ld
P e n h ln g -
n e v e r h a v e a d m itte d It to her,' B e ­ if y nn d Itbcom e s ta tio n a r y .
to h soon fo u n d h im s e lf w e d g e d a g a in s t
sides. I p in e d f o r th e d r y m o u n ta in a ir.
T h e second d a y w a s lik e th e firs t, a le t t e r b o x n e a r th e c u rb .
A b a n d o f m u s ic w a s a p p ro a c h in g ,
a t le a s t t i l l noon, w h e n I b o a rd e d a
a n d h ls g a te w e n t t o I t w it h th e
t r a in a n d s ta rte d to jo in M o lly in th e
I
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m o u n ta in s . 1 s pou t th e a fte rn o o n t r y ­
in g to t h in k o f a reason, n o t a t q it h -
f n l one, to g iv e h e r f o r d o in g so.
I
rea c h e d h e r h a b lta tid n a t 10 o’clock
a t n ig h t, a la s , to le a rn t h a t she h ad
g o n ^ a w a y fr o m I t t h a t m o rn in g .
“ Y o u see,” s aid th e la n d lo rd , “ w e ’v e
been h a v in g b e a s tly w e n th e r h e re , and
y o u r w i f e g o t to th in k in g o f th e b r ig h t
aun s h in in g on th e sands a n d th e
w a v e s , a n d she s aid she c o u ld n ’t s tan d
I t h e re . Btae m u » t go t o y o u .”
W e ll, th e re w a s n o th in g to d o b u t go
to bed a n d t a k e th e t r a i n b a c k th e n e x t
d a y . B u t In th e m o rn in g th e sun rose
b r ig h t a n d b e a u t if u l, g lid in g th e p e a k s
a n d le a v in g th e v a lle y s In c o n tra s tin g
s h a d o w s. T h e a ir w a s c ris p a n d b ra c ­
in g .
A f t e r a ll, M o lly w a s r i g h t
My
o b s tin a c y w a s m e lte d b y th e sunshine.
1 s e n t h e r th e f o llo w in g te le g ra m .
A m here. You were rig h t.
o f th e b re a k in g .
B u t th e r e w a s a n u n d e r e le m e n t o f
doggedneea
in
P e n n in g to n ’s n a tu r e
w h ic h h a d n e v e r com e to th e s u rfa c e ,
a n d , th o u g h h la lim b s tr e m b le d w it h
w e a rin e s s lo n g b e fo r e th e d a y s w e r e
h a lf o v e r a n d a t noon he s a n k In to a
c ro u c h in g h e a p u p o n th e n e a re s t b o a rd
m in u te s .
But the rough see continued. The
colored preacher fe lt ,nat something
fu r t h e r m u s t be done. An Inspiration
came to htsa. There must be a sacri­
fice.
“Our prayers end songs d o n ’ t pre­
vail r he shouted. “There’s something
wrong.
B r e th r e n , t h e d ic e m o a t go
Into the s e e r
The suggestion had only to be made.
The dice were tossed Ulto the angry
waters, about 000 pairs. Borne of the
negroes also threw In the money which
they had won w ith the dice. In half
an hour a fte r the dice w ent the storm
abated.
The B oy . John I * W a lle r held reli­
gious services at frequent intervals
daring the rest o f the voyage. They
were always well attended. A t each
meeting he told bis hearers that the
prayer» of the righteous bad saved the
wicked. Then he urged them all to
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H ig h e s t priced ro o m $ 3 *
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b een bo abs o rb e d In th e w o rk th a t ha j
h a d n o t n o tic e d h e r presence.
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“ R a lp h
P e n n in g to n ,"
w o a d a rtn g ly .
d is re g a rd e d IL
T h e boss lo o k e d t o w a r d h jm d o u b t­
f u l ly fr o m tim e to tim e , b u t In th e end
c o nclu ded to le t h im r e m a in . Such d e ­
t e r m in a tio n p ro m is e d good w o r k I f th e
m a n s u rv iv e d th e b r e a k in g In .
B e­
sides, h e m u s t b e In d ir e need.
The
boss c o u ld u n d e rs ta n d w h y such a
w o r k m a n m ig h t seek e m p lo y m e n t In
v iln .
W h e n p a y n ig h t c a m e he w a s
g iv e n a n e n v e lo p e lik e th e oth ers, a n d
th e boas t h o u g h t h e k n e w w h y th e n o w
b lis te re d a n d b le e d in g fin g e rs tu rn e d
th e e n v e lo p e o v e r a n d o v e r nn d fin a lly
s lip p e d I t in to a i>ocket w h e r e a h a n d
w a s a llo w e d to r e m a in as th o u g h to
fe e l Its c o n ta c t.
B u t b e d id n o t
It
w a s m e r e ly th e fir s t m o n e y t h a t th e
n e w m a n bod e v e r e a rn e d .
T e n n ln g to n h a d a li t t le room o v e r th e
s eco ndhand J e w s to re w h e r e h e p u r ­
chased h ls coarse s u it o f f o r k i n g
clothes, b u t b e b a d n o t b ro u g h t m on e y
to p a y th e ro o m r e n t, n e possessed a
cheap s ilv e r w a tc h , h o w e v e r, a n d th is
he l e f t w i t h th e J e w as s e c u rity . W i t h
hls fir s t p a y e n v e lo p e he re d e e m e d th e
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SAID A VOICR.
I t w a s th e o n ly t h in g be
c ro w d ’s,
c ould do.
B e h in d th e m u s ic c a m e a g re a t b lock
o f m a r c h in g m e n , a n d b e h in d th e m a n ­
o th e r, n n d s till a n o th e r.
Then Pen­
n in g to n u n d e rs to o d .
I t w as L a b o r
d a y , a n d th is w a s th e tra d e s p a ra d e .
U n d e r o th e r c irc u m s ta n c e « P e n n in g ­
to n ’s g n ze w o u ld h a v e s w e p t a w a y In ­
d if fe r e n tly . b u t h e re It w a s th e side­
w a lk o r th e s tre e t, a n d o f th e t w o th e
s tre e t w a s th e less te d io u s . I t w a s a t
w a tc h .
I n h ls ro o m w e r e a coL « c h a ir a n d a
ru s ty li t t le sto v e p ro p p e d u p w it h
w o o d e n blocks.
B u t I t w a s n o t u n t il
th e t h i r d w e e k t h a t he s ta r te d a fire
In th e s to v e a n d m a d e d is a s tro u s ly In
e ffe c tu a l a tte m p ts to cook hto b re a k
fa s t.
I t w a s a good sig n , h o w e v e r.
A n d b y th is t im e th e b lis te rs on hls
h a n d s h a d d is a p p e a re d u n d e r ro u g h
le a s t a m o v in g borg-
T h e firs t Im p re s s io n th a t c a m e c le a r­
ly to hls u n d e rs ta n d in g w a s th e s tro n g ,
s t n lw a r t u n its o f th e blo c ks ; th e n e x t,
th e ir c o n te n te d a n d e v e n h a p p y looks.
T h e n lie s ta r te d s lig h tly , f o r a m o n g
th e fa ce s be s a w one t h a t h e re m e m ­
b ered n t colleg e, a m a n w h o h a d gone
In fo r lit e r a t u r e m l th e h ig h e r th in g s ,
s g e u tle n i'.n o f fin e a n d f j ’ t l v i ’ rd
ta s te .
A n d her® he w a s m a ro h iq g U*
th e tra d e s , hls fig u re s tro n g , h ls eyes
re a
lu m p s a n d ridges.
H o w h e h a d liv e d b e fo re th is no one
k n e w b u t h im s e lf, f o r u n t il h e reeel re d
s en ted .
A ll th is tim e th e
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“I thought you were in Europe.”
“ N o. I h a v e been h e re all the time.”
“ In
There is a remedy over «ixty
years o ld — A y e r ’a C h e r r y
Pectoral. O f courae you have
heard of it, probably have uaed
it. Once in the family, It ataya;
the one household remedy for
coughs and hard colds on the
cheat. Ask your doctor about it
T h a h M t to a d o f a te s tta a a a la l-
fo r o v « r s ix t y
W o rk lik e th is ? ”
n e nodded.
She lo o k ed a t h im , w i t h t h e co lo r n s - 1
ln g w a r m ly to h e r fa c e .
Ia h e r eyes
w a s In q u ir y , th e n co m p reh e n s io n , Joy,
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I 16 p .IU . A r r iv e P o r t la n d , It) 15 a .m .
M id proof w ill be m ade before th e H eetrtev
and lU o e lv e r, at T he D all»», O rraou, on
T h e In d e p e n d e n c e M o n m o u t h M o to r
L i n e o p e ra te s d a l l y t o M o n m o u t h a n d
A ir lle , tjo u n e c llu g
w i t h H . P . C o ’s
tr a in « » t D a lla s u n d In d e p e n d e n c e .
ito ptrnib er 20.1907.
« . . S . ' n n m n the follow in g w in » s^ea to prove
e x u lta tio n .
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b a r eyes, h < v « n a w in g distress o r h e a v y
f u ll fa elln g Jh Ito m a c h , f a in t spells, d ra g -
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N o t a ll of abo v e
lik e ly to be presen t In a n y
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In r u n In to m aladies w h ic h de-
surgeon's k n ife I f th e y d o n o t
science fo r th e c u re of
w o m a n ’s p e c u lia r a lim e n t« e n te r Into Its
com position.
N o alcoho l, h a r m fu l, or
h a b lt-fo rm ln g d ru g 1« to be fou nd In th e
lis t of Its In g re d ie n ts p rin te d on each
b o ttle -w r a p p e r and a ttes te d u n d e r o a th .
I n a ny c o n d itio n o f th e fem ale system ,
r e m a in s t e a d f a s t
ie rc e ’ s F a v o r ite P re s c rip tio n c a n d o
Nothing was said about crap shoot­ o D n r. ly P good—n
e v e r h a rm . Its w h o le effect
ing during the rest o f the- voyage. Is to s tre n g th e n . In v ig o ra te a nd re g u la te
Shortly after the soldiers landed In th e w h o le fe m a le system and especially
Cuba there was a pay day. Then It th e pe lv ic organs. W h e n these a re de­
ranged In fu n c tio n o r affected by disease,
waa that a backslider triad to borrow th e stom ach and o th e r organs of dig e stio n
some dice, but not a single pair- could become s y m p a th e tic a lly deran g e d , the
be found In the regiment. They had nerves a re w e a k en ed , and a long lis t o f
bad, u n p le a s a n t sym pto m « fo llo w . T o o
all been consigned to the sea.
m uch m ust n o t be expected of th is " F a ­
Thia waa a condition that could not v o rite P re s c rip tio n ." I t w ill n o t pe rfo rm
last. An Ingenious negro soldier stole m irac les : w i ll n o t c u re tum ors— no m ed­
a n Ivory billiard ball from a Cuban ic in e w ill. I t u r t l l o fte n p re ve n t th e m , If
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n f | to k e n In tim e , and thu s th e o p e ra tin g
pool h a ll a n d w h it t le d o u t a p a ir o f
w g j Bn<i t l ,e Burgeon’a k n ife m a y tw
gla second p a y e n v e lo p e he d id not
C om m enceA prosslng th e s tre e t to th e
r e s ta u r a n t f o r a noon lu n c h . W hen he
s a t d o w n f o r a f e w m in u te s a t th e
noon h o u r h e d id n o t d o a b le o v e r In s
d is tre s s e d p le a d e d f o r q u ie t a n d re s t,
w e n t r ig h t a w a y .”
tr e m u lo u s h e a p as h e h a d d o n e a t tlrs L
“ I t w a s th e fo g ,” I re m a rk e d . “ N o th
b u t w e re u n h e e d e d b y th e n o isy g a m ­
a n d , th o u g h h ls fa c e w a s w h it e r and
A
ln g else w o u ld h a v e d o n e I t . ”
♦h ln n e r, Its flesh w a s f ir m e r th a n w h e n
b le rs .
W e ll, I w a s m a d . I w a s m a d fro m
A b o v e th e c rie s n n d m oa n s o f th e
? f - - t c am e , a n d hls eye s w e r e c le a re r.
th e c ro w n o f m y h e a d to th e sole o f
s u ffe rin g su ch la n g u a g e as th is c o u ld
T h e boas lo oked a t h im w it h m o re
m y fo o t
I w a s m a d m e n ta lly , p h y a
be b e a rd In d if f e r e n t p a rte o f t h e v es ­
a p p r o v a l n o w a n d w a s b e g in n in g to
le a lly a n d In m y v e r y ooul.
d e a r , b is fa c e h a p p y .
see t h a t th e m a n k n e w th in g s o u ts id e
s el:
,
A
“ W h a t ’s t h e n e x t t r a i n f o r th e c ity ?”
P e n n in g to n
g re w
p e rp le x e d , tro o
“ I t ' s ’le v e n , a n ’ I k n o w it.** “ S h o o t
the w o r k in g o f h ls h a n d s n n d th a t eve n
b le d . W h a t d id I t m e a n ? T h e r e w e r e
d e m o n e y .”
" D id n ’t I get s coon?”
I g ro w le d .
t h e ir In e ffic ie n c y w o u ld be o v e rc o m e In
no fa ce « lik e t h a t a m o n g hto frie n d s ,
“ I n a n h o u r.”
tim e b y h ls d e te rm in a tio n .
F o r th e
" L i t t l e D ic k ."
“ S end t h a t t r a n k b a c k to th e S ta ­ a n d b is f r ie n d * w e r e o f th e fa V o re d
m ost p a r t th e m en w e re Illit e r a t e , a n d
I.n to nt n ig h t, w h ile th e g a m e s w e r e
E v e n Jones a n d M e -
tio n r ig h t o f f - r i g h t o ff,” I s a id ; “ n o t a fe w o f e a r t h .
r u n n in g h ig h , a v io le n t s to rm b ro k e
m a n y o f th e m a m o n g th e fo re ig n e rs
Fnles. a n d T u r n e r w e r e n o t th e sam e.
s u d d e n ly up on th e sea.
W h e n th e
m o m e n t’s d e la y .”
c o u ld n o t e v e n re a d o r w r it e . A s P e n ­
T h a t n ig h t a t 10 o ’clo c k I w a s s ittin g Th<-y w e r e c o n te n te d a n d h e a lth y , b u t
w in d s tru c k th e V lg lto n c la a r u d d e r
n in g to n ’s h a n d s a c q u ire d a w o rk in g
w it h u d iffe re n c e . I n th is fa c e he h a d
In m y c o m fo r ta b le d e n a t borne, w it h
whs b ro k e n a n d she w h ir le d r o u n d
k n o w le d g e o f th e m a te r ia ls nn d hls
a c old s u p p e r a n d a b o ttle o f a le b e ­ aecn r
,-,.;('Stlou o f th e d r e a m t he
a n d roun d a n d th e n d ip p e d d o w n In to
m in d b e g a n to m o re th o ro u g h ly g ra s p
t a * m e, a c ig a r re a d y In a b o x o n th e
tool h im s e lf d re e in e d , a Joy o f l i f e th a t
th e h o llo w o f a m ig h ty , wave.
The
th e d e ta ils th e boss g a v e h im occa­
ta b le , w h e n 1 b e a rd a c a r r ia g e a to p a t
w » « a b o v e m a te r ia lis m .
shock w ns u n e x p e c te d , a n d In • rDO_
s io n a l Jobs o f o v e rs ig h t o r a u th o rity ,
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th e f r o n t d o o r, th e n a la tc h k e y tu r n in g
m e n t th e s o ld ie rs w e r e e x p e rie n c in g a ll
f o r he seem ed th e b e s t m a n a t h a n d
I stood o n th e la n d in g lo o k in g d o w n ­ ■aid a voic e a t h la side, e n d P e n n in g «
o f th e h o rro rs o f a s to rm n t sea. T h e
f o r th e m .
A t firs t It w a s a n h o u r o r
s ta irs . I t w a s M o lly .
ton lo o k ed d o w n , s q u ic k g lo w e o tn - t w o o f k e e p in g th e m e n ’s tim e , th e negroes g rn b lie d up th e dl -e and looe*
“ Y o u h e ro !” she s aid .
I c o u ld te ll ln g to h ls fa c e a n d f a d in g y e t m o re
c h a n g e a n d h u d d le d to g e th e r li k e c s t*
■tock t a k in g o f som e o f th e m a te r ia ls
I t w a s th e g ir l w h o h a d
tie , som e o f th e m m o a n in g a n d o th e r«
fr o m h e r ton e t h a t she w a e v e ry a n g ry . q u ic k ly .
or p e rh a p s a co m m is sio n d o w n to w n to
tin g e d h ie d r e a m t , w h o p a d s in c e
too fr ig h te n e d to u t t e r a sound.
“ Yea
Y o u too?”
p u rc h a s e th in g s t h a t re q u ire d In spec
T h e s to rm ra g e d fo r a n h o u r, th e
“ O f a ll th e s tu p id , o b s tin a te , ln co r- g ro w n d ls ts u t a n d s o m e tim e « s c o rn ­
tlo n a n d c o u ld n o t be o rd e re d b y o rd i­
rig a h le m e n I e v e r k n e w y o u a r e t h e f u l. T h e r e w a s a n o te o f w ls tfu ln e e s ,
s o ld ie rs th in k in g t h a t e v e ry m o m en t
n a r y m es s e n g e r o r p h o n e ; th e n , a f t e r
w o u ld be th e l a s t
F o r t u n a t e ly t h e r e
o f v a g u e e n tr e a ty a n d a lm o s t w o n d e r
■ y e a r o r so. h e beg a n to b e le f t In
w o rs t P ■
In th e vo ic e , w h ic h he f e lt , b u t c o u ld
te m p o r a r y c h a rg e d u rin g th e e n fo rc e d
w a s a n e g ro p re a c h e r on- b o a r d , th e
, “ Are y o u h u n g ry , d e a r? ”
R e v . Jo h n L . W a lle r . I t < » t o r h im
n o t u n d e rs tn i)!
H ls fa c e g r e w y e t
•P a e n c e s o f b o th fo r e m a n nn d boos.
“ S ta r v in g !" . .
.
to ris e to th e occasion.
H e g a th e r e d
“ I p ic k e d u p so m e c old to n g u e a n d m o re tr o u b lr e .
•
„ ....... i A n d b y t h a t tim e P e n n in g to n ’s h a n d s
a c ro w d o f negroes a ro u n d h im a n d
o th e r th in g s o n m y w a y hom e. C om o
•*Yee, th e y seem s tro n g a n d h a p p y .
w e re as firm and h a rd as th e a v e ra g e
w o rk m a n 's , a n d hls th in fa c e a nd n a r-
spoke th u s :
E s th e r,” he a n s w e re d ,
s p ite o f b e ­
» h e c a m e u p (n o t s m ilin g ; oh. no, she in g In tra d e s .”
r o w s h o u ld e rs w e r e fillin g o u t w it h
“ B re th r e n , t h e L o r d ssSti
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d id n 't s m ile !), b u t w h e n she h a d fin ­
on the heads o f s in fu l c ra p a b o o ts rs
-■Because of being In the trades,
good, s o lid flesh.
I
f
w e w a n t to be sav e d , la t u s p r e y .”
A t th e e n d o f th r e e y e a rs th e fo r e ­
is h e d h a lf a to n g u e and d r u n k som a she corrected sw iftly. • vibrant ring
oped dowu
down'on
a le she f e lt b e tte r a n d re m a rk e d
Then be dropped
on hte knees
In her voice that brought hls eyes m a n a ta r te d o u t as a n In d e p e n d e n t
and hto voice waa heard praying sto” «
" T b i t Is th e la s t s u m m e r I ’ m go in g again to her face. But she was look­ c o n tra c to r, a n d th e l>oss to o k bis
t o m a k e m y s e lf u n c o m fo rta b le b y go­ ing out at the marching blocks, her
plac e .
P e n n in g to n w o u ld th e n h a v e
the notes o f the storm.
_____
T h e sold iers Join ed w tth t b s p re a c h ­
in g a w a y .
H o w n ic e th e house does gsse steady, but w ith s trem ulous
becom e boss, b u t th e n e w c o n tra c to r
e r In hto p r a y e r . I n a a b o rt t im a la te -
naked t h a t he go w i t h h im as fo r e
tr
nees of the d elicate'lip s that some- m a n . a n d P e n n lu g to « . w i t h a n odd •n ts tlo n a , m oa n s a n d p»>m l»«« Could
"Just so,” I remarked. lig h tin g
“Yoe see. my d e a r. It w s w T bow reminded him of the odd note to fe e lin g o f e x a lt a t io n a n d w o n d e r, c on­ be heard os every hand. I t w as S ra-
—
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iluglng or praying. The whole
ment waa "converted” In a very few
erder to
A b o u t 11 o 'c lo c k I re c e iv e d one:
A m here. W ill w a it fo r you to come
beck.
“ T w o n d e r ." 1 r e m a r k e d sottO voce,
“ I f t h a t In f e r n a l s u n has ta k e n I t In to
h is c h a n g e a b le ho t h<*ud to com e o u t
a t th e seashore as w e ll as h e re .”
W h a t w a s 1 to do? W h a t w o u ld M o l­
ly do? M y e x p e rie n c e w l t ji m y d e a r
w i f e g a v e m e to u n d e rs ta n d t h a t h er
re a s o n in g w o u ld be s o m e th in g lik e
th is : “ M y h u sb an d Is a m a n . a n d m en
a re a ll o b s tin a te . I ’ m n o t g o ing to g ive
In to h im . I ’ m h e re, a n d h e re I ' l l s ta y .
I f be b a d been s en sible a t th e o u tse t,
th ia w o u ld n 't h a v e h a p p e n e d ."
The
r e a d e r m a y n o t u n d e rs ta n d th ia la s t
s ta te m e n t, b u t I do, because I'm used
t o w o m a n ’s lo g ic —t h a t Is, M o lly ’s logic,
T h u s th in k in g , I to o k th e n e x t tr a in
f o r th e seashore, fir s t te le g ra p h in g , o f
course, t h a t I w o u ld d o so. I s tru c k a
c h a n g e In th e w e a th e r d u r in g th e a f t
e rn o o n . T h e sun w e n t b a c k u n d e r th e
c lo u d s , a n d b y th e t im e I re a c h e d th e
o c ean I w a s g re e te d b y th e m o s t d is ­
m a l s oun d in th e w o rld , a fo g b o rn . A t
th e h o te l I fo u n d m y te le g r a m to M o !
ly (u n o p e n e d ), b u t n o t M o lly . She had
g o ne to Join m e In th e m o u n ta in s .
“ Y o u see.” a a ld th e la n d lo rd , ' “ th e
s u n rose c le a r th ia m o rn in g , a n d th e
a ir w as very s o ft
Y o u r w i f e decided
t o a ta y h e re a n d te le g ra p h e d y o u . B u t
b y 10 o’c lo c k th e fo g c a m e In , a n d she
nothing, and an expreshlofi of specula
tlon waa beginning to appear on hla
face. O f course Pennington must t *
dead, fo r he was a man who required
a great deal of money, and being In
Europe made the money more Im p e rn
tlve. The agent was In h alf mind to
communicate with the nearest rela­
tive, but hesitated and oonclnded to
w a it a little longer.
A small portion of Bather K f lt o n ’s
property consisted of downtown tene
meats, and in the last few years she
had become infected w ith the ta o n n
movement and was remodeling them
w ith more regard for the Inmate«* wel­
fare th a n h e r r e n t roll. Several W w l"
had already been rebuilt and oee*pled
and recently to hasten the work she
had given a block to a new contractor.
W hen the old building* were ffam o l-
lahed and the new w alls up a dozen
or more feet she want down to look
a t the work.*L
Men were springing np to the cress
timbers, dropping beck and walking
about on the narrow beams «agrytng
heavy loads, and all w ith each nneou
cern and fearlessness th a t she stood
looking a t them, fearfu l and yet fasci­
nated.
Poised on the very end of s timber
almost above her waa an alert, com­
pactly b uilt man who seemed to be
d ir e c t in g th e work.
Komething a b o u t
him drew her gaze back again a nd
again, yet even while her eyes hlbdled
they filled mistily. H e waa so like and
yet so unlike, so w h at the other might
have been and was not.
Presently the man sprang lightly
across to another timber, Zove»» or
eight feet away, explained something
about the work to a new man, then
crouched and dropped to the ground
tw elve feet below.
A s he turned he stood facing the
owner, a n d they gased for some mla-
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