The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1900, Page 9

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH a A NEW YORK “QUO ‘VADIS.”” DEARIE WE! A KISSING Ata Are Very Mad. GYRACUSBE, March 9.—When Deacon BY HENRYK SIENKIEWICZ, cure dwn to reset the moruing he Author of “Quo Vadis,’’ “The Deluge,’”’ “ With Fire and Sword,” &c., &c. side her plbte were several he fvauploted by 5. C. De Seissons. | Having reached the middle of the cut-| not a jitle, and He will forgive ie - Feach, naught could be seen save| Nanded one of them over to him gith a Tent, they went rie tins. Bury me if you can, and et the vast expanse of water. sniff that was redolent of wrath and Waseright to Crees Britata, 1000-1000, by Jarveld | thoy Knew not whe it on pring thee to the old geaiteman tn now struck the ewift current of | ali: h read: @ Sena) | they to tline Oriik:| York. a xood then, end will have river, which carried them |” ae ent te . @aperight, 1900, by the Frees Publishing Com- | pushed “oe the the thr atoning a id and Me it ip thee bs oy t wenty. a wae, impermiole te ‘The Kissing Bee, stumps, and steer ar of hall never retui ve i of | round Deacon fiptrk and Sister Spooner, pany, New York World.) Ge 4! merciful et, let soul sanding trees, His sinmenae, ctrenmin | Godt mereitul nd t Jost, igt my fy They wos duggin’ ine pew; | seemed to increase, Despite the dark-| there, If but 7 : Ines, his eyes Tiscavered every ‘ianger.| Mere he became delirious, and began ari hohe. A Oe. ‘Aw 0 doten other brethren, CHAPTER XV. jit f suddenly he sprang up, ex- ‘They wes buggin’ aieters, tow, a hour ed, An ordinary m | Hear eters haveranae “under ane | Unto thy ref eI flee, Holy Mather ou ALONE. ftrain, “but he showed no, signa of fa-| of God ‘Thien the crted tlgue, At dawn they left the forest| throw me in the water. 1 a jog.” Th h pparently resalt saints I ee a light! Jeremiah frocks wus joggite’ jooked tn the direction in which Sally Fmithkin on bie knee he privied, ond saw a amall light re- My! but they wus orful detn'e ‘| fected upon the water, ‘At our Baptiat blewtn’ beet is a boat from Clarksville,” Ortie, “gulckiy. They pag So you wus to ther ‘kissin’ bee,’ wus ope they will not pars us.lye, Hiram, ‘sted o' helpin' out sim ANS, tee, Then he began | Hocker last night?” inquired Mrs. Spark the same time he began to steer|®cllly, when sho thought the deacon pnd row i The light grew |had finished reading the poem that had reer, an in ite ay the outlines of a large boat could Pr Neme nent [come in the morning mall. far off, but it Dane ‘ ally “No wonder yer gittin’ red em the weer. After poste, ius riik observed |shanghal rooster’s comb!" continued at they were drifting further apart. | Mrs. 9; Ain “ant ' yer- They had entered some unknown cur-| goig? ani ee een Pe Ard then, in hie delirium tt seems to] rent that carried them out of the patn- 4 Z ne he returns thither, He sees) Way of the boat and they were now re- No! Don't ye dare go denyin’ et! ~ wl from {i iz é Here's anuther—read that aire!” tossing uddenty, from fest ressure oni pol ORI Pat cn ie the aie Taatte, & secont contribution from the mail Now’ they were helpiens. ‘Tie current|*Foms the table. serie them further “i and the was diminish! ortunat -} few minutes later. the raft suck inthe ee "ame eset Coeete branches of a tree that noe clone the prat Kneoling by her father, the girl lifted | behind: not the top, ot a, temo could ‘be | dog.” The ie tf seen. The whole country looked like 0 m7 ’ Wer hands in prayer to heaven, andy 4. A monstrous body of yellow| “Child. forgive me, called for help; but her only answer was and ¢ my water covered the wide pral-| The poor the dashing of the wet spray on her. ries, if is y his head | ight grew. Seeing that there | OFtil ficered and tears were in his eyes also. Toward even! PBOOBOCE D00000C000N 600000000 6 00000 The soning the flodel country, and was. reflect 1 the water Itke a long golden pati wi id nan was ay! God had mer sy upon him and brought bim death Jn the bright aveshine. Firat he said na noureful vol “D have wandered fat away from Po- land, from my mative If d gentieman in Ni Be im money for a ticket iechased his old home. for Nien. Mary and he are now golng which he departed; he pat ront cities; ho hears the found German spec files rd, se that he ‘8 old home orce more. Joy swells perdiggus? Spark.” snapped Mrs. right hum ter tell ma Foes yell injoy yer brek ‘And ¥he swept from the house » but the notse of the voides. wold Orlik. nd hear its divorce sults have been be, gun alt ly agains, as many pillars of ‘the MeGraw Haptist Church as @ result of the sudden turning on of the lights during & atereoptionn ohow in the still for a moment, then rose church bast night feet, and turning to Mury sald yl ox been for some Yime drowned ve Any other girl but thee Id have taken by force and carried the woods. I was tempted to do 20 with thee but I dated not: for I loyet f i 7 ‘ ‘ ho “4 aimrupted the church and th ging mea te pomery Phy Wit it renk ap halt the momege ae Fave thee or perieh. If 1 perish think which [8 @ subu ha kindly of me, and pray . my dei Mev Stee OR Sc es] RR MOTHER'S TASK, Before sh i lunged an ewimmin, ments she could see hfs Meads Juvenile Band on a 7,000. ca “and” eum in the | a as he Mile Journey te Hey Father, Tenderty guarding her three young feh phim. ‘eve brothers, Clara Huchkt, « little mother ught brevely on. | If ny of twelve years, started this morsing on oe aie rie. sige the Tost sage of het Lamemile, Journey Superhuman efforts he made|to join her father, He te in Rigen,eoi twat ittle headway The K-93 Py. Minn., near the Sanadian berder, wi . Tag fuised™ abies hain, Na mmleated «eat am breatht ed 1 100i fant “Mother Clara,’ as the three little Of the ‘Tesculng oat, Sometimes a |German boys call the slater, has cared iitted sim" ie eeaee We Sreaih cs for them aince the mother died in ‘Thur- atMeult seized his | ingen nine months ago. emyuid fall, then sem’,| During the long land and sea trip her ° LG ved WWehan ‘of ‘only thought was for them. The stew- again ‘ens of the Frederich der Grosse, on ? tede shored, ated ppurted Which they came from Bremen, tried to eet breezes are wafted ts Yr ai wildly. ial he turned back hé/help the gtrl, but ghe resented the idea native land. What ts it? that any one but she should care for this. The light of the boat|the litte ones. wit” bree UN ine| Be vce arta calen Fag hgh Mh ht] Ernest Huchkt, the children's fathen, curren 4 Mitre are’ the ‘gray-thatched oote| now tombatiag. Budent eft his home a year ago to seek fortune yes and the chure! Yonder m8 a] Mis knees and legs ha: in America. Three months after he lett sant {n his lambekin. cap walking bes g few more despairing strug: |his wife died. ‘Twelve-yearold Clara fane, Ha Woaen. Be, stress Os) fe help boat was near him. J assumed the mother's place #0 far as she say no re. A wave t over his head. | would go to him, and with the aid of . a y rom ore, The be What inthis He rose once mi The boat nelghbors, starte] bravely out when t ie. Lipinise is near. Mary id hear the splash of a 1k along ad, with tears 4 i money came in answer to her letter. Was no ttump near them, Oriik ceased U € Brighter peasant children than these } his watch for a moment, and, turning Spring. Al ie $e for help. ever landed here. Even four-year-old beeties dro! Lt remb,le the Angelus rings out k sank again, ‘aul had his name and destination at for I have it h est Thou so much happl- 7 : J Fy, moment the raft ‘wae threat o dure Jesus, why sivest Thou so mu ePae . hig tongue’s end. Beven-year-old (to ened jestruct 7 H s face funbed It and nine-year-old Bernhardt even knew the entire route. jogs and stumps which, mig arcian, d line of ilpintss. while’ Mary st on the raft be od aap a a Fey io, not aakage ney, fy a it on nae the rilead toy ‘ot hr father. “t8t-1 In perfect German “Mother. Clara” ain ie ot answer that she was) © by the sigh-post. The peasant the he te oe toward told The Evening World reporter that 5 o apother, oung aan, Tnttly,| hime upon the nd, id} "Father must need me. He le away out nist he yi " f. r ¥ yoy % Kisse: ie a a a ‘i i! my aise, tty MA tn. | {here all alone. He will be so glad to Where ‘are we floating tor’ sho| In on his knees to ie nom im pe a, Bho es ne xy see us. WO will help him much.” raft, " mibet it. with-not “vs "What do T care, as long as I am with five! Tray, ths 6 ee eae . Y pintse! For on pon Ty rai, Sn the {eee of | andl cpa. RS OSieer “tor suill death 1 oer tte waters, fiz soul hax flown |. Boon arms were a ,| WOMAN | $200 000. agnin. se ret has at inst found happiness, from ste Tattte the boat, but Hae G ¥ ’ rest and agent ‘ rates t but he was row ng weaker. Th Vainly the girl laments and c tulerines ‘ware too much for his poor| “Father! father i pot return. to] ‘The Inet tmot “| old worn-out body. The was av-| Poor, Mary. he wi aot inte! Proaching—a great peace, } relief, Tt te we ‘or tla in spn of from| At noon he awoke and said: SR RB pein geanentbiaier heed 5 ‘Mary, 1 shall mayer 1 al reve in ore knee! 4 | sow ry Tope: Ga ies at eS ny hen dear one! ‘sobbed out the ‘branches fort Hipin'ee ana star : tage eh el met Sabi Peat oda ot and sobbed | enaed, JOHN SWINTON ON LABOR NEWS, _ THE LAST BULLETIN. pit hing eb et ee SA ion ‘The Upholsterers’ Ui has maéeen- te other complaint ageing the way the che charter the 3 Simtinal Anertatien, of It Comes from the State Bureaus of Labor Statistics [2202's mntee vicket stationed | tee, brewery orkere shall not amit ta are aaid to harane the pickets tatloned| ittaen and” anginesre imo their unions and Contains Some Facts Deserving I tnt Me" captainof ihe preset |e anneal redalon of Bakers, Un pore preven g no avail . now Chief ‘antit Jut pos Moment’ Thought very appealed to, ent ofa s SE Feit Beane hate the whining or the Granting | bestees of which are immeasurable and | bern {s particularly pos eugved 9 inane Wnominy, f for ete, politteal in ail gro probasity be oa Riles, te- ot aes COMI IG iemehiien, {ree wanes Tiberian ‘Natlona! Mall in) . rd street to settle the! be ae wile) Gn 4 lo, agreement between A gious Baliaere Ansocta: and reaesater the iy forges, whten| layere Executive Aino for our system of Industry, un- tracts for the ee of i Ger which been arrived Mind you that ¢ in fe mot ts! are being hel a ue Dobe, sor sued p mater § wil | ine rang of mo owiey 0 ere jor" report in which iy wes The American jonger affiia no Tb apiniion a j dhe oe! ‘taller cs “eer the Dulletin’s fa! Ne fact th that, it did not me HO DANGER OF BIG STRIKE, the communtt so inca" ahr. shen ‘apd, then an mnrviygSe 2 Mrs, Caroline C. Hoagland, the widow i ieee (. Hoagtand, hag given to Bt. rtholomew's Chureh land and mone: wendertal story, will tell | -:1 s390,00 for the establishment of « fireproof clinic for the splendid mission on East Forty-secon! street, It ts only a few weeks since the Rey. 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