The Farmington times., October 31, 1912, Image 3

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GUEST OF TROOPS
How Soldier's Sweetheart Saved
Hit Life.
By HAROLD CARTER.
"Impossible!" ihouted old Colodjl
Baundo.rs, chewing at hli steel-gray
inustacbe; and for tho 'lrst time dur
ing forty years of active Bervlce he
actually trembled. The horror of this I
was more overpowering than the hiss
of tbe Moro boloa when, drunk with
bhang, they cloaed In upon the skir
mish line. "Impossible!" he muttered,
and sank back Into his chair.
Outside tbe hot sun of the Philip
pines burned tbe parched land, send
ing Its scorching rays Into the white
washed house In which he sat. Upon
the table In front of htm his orderly
had placed a closely-typed document
of five pages. Ii was the findings of
the court-martial which had sat on the
preceding day. It had passed sen
tence of death upon a certain William
Ollfoy for having Joined tho Moro
forces and fired upon his former com
rades. If Colonel Haundera affixed his
signature to the document the death
aentence would be carried out not a
yenr hence, nor a month hence, nor a
day hence, but now.
There waa death In the quiet air. In
the hushed expectancy of the camp;
lu the rows of white-washed cells In
the barracks also, and in tho barrack
yard, where a grim post, like an enor
mous carpenter's square set upright,
creaked ns the executioner tested the
mechanism of the 'rap.
"His sweetheart!" muttered the
colonel ngaln. "I can't see her I
won't see her, Walters Tell her "
"May I come In?" inquired a gentle
voice outside, and a girl entered a
typical American girl, such as Is to be
inCt In thousands in the little towns
and villages of (he New Kn gland
atfttcs. Phe might have be n twenty
five; her fare had Inst the Bweet Im
maturity of youth and had been re
placed by thai, gentle and half mater
nal look that is to be seen sometimes
on the faces of good women.
"I am MiM King," she said, smiling
happily nt Col On a! Saunders "1 sup
pose Vllllam has told you that that
we are to be married here, now that
his term has ended " A alight blush
Come In?"
ruffused her face. "Hut they told me
In the barracks that Mr. (illfjy had
gone to Manila to meet me there," ahe
"Httld. "It seems a dreadful mistake,
doesn't lt?"
Inwardly the colonel blessed the
fun-thought of his men. But he might
have known that thore was not one
man under his command who would
have told her he might as well have
Killed her.
"nut I am so glad that he has
served hi country with honor, and
has come safely through theso terri
ble dangers," Miss King continued.
"He was well, a little wild Hut he
has redeemed himself, as I kuew ho
would. Congressman ijtthrop " she
hesitated Thon. seeing the colonel's
look, and mistaking It. she continued:
"He told my father that William
vould be safe under your care, Colo
nel Saunders. That Is what everyone
says about you at home. They cell
you" she hesitated "well, tho 'Fath
er of the Regiment.' "
In the brief moment that elapsed
.before he answered her a thousand
thoughts rushed through the colonel'B
brain A minute ago he had actually
dipped his pen Into the Ink prepara
tory to signing the death warrant.
Now tho act seemed impossible. He
thought of Ollfoy he had beon wild,
but a good and brave soldier, conspic
uous in many engagements until the
devil of lonollness that waa eating out
his heart summoned tho drink devil
to his aid and the two together fud
dled the boy's brains until he turned
traitor and disgraced tho regiment
and his country. And Ollfoy. crazy
from the vtllalnouB native potations,
bad been like a man In a nightmare;
tie had remembered nothing from the
day he deserted until ho waa captured,
firing his rifle wildly Into the air,
alone In the deserted hut.
He might have saved him by a few
kindly words. Instead he had commit
ted him to the punishment cells for
his first offenses, had bullied him,
disciplined him, let him go to perdi
tion he, the "Father of the Regi
ment" "Excuse mo, Miss King," he aald
abruptly. "Pray be seated. I will be
back In a few minutes." And he
strode away under the blazing sun In
tho direction of the barracks.
Insldn the yard the executioner was
still fumbling with the trap
over
"May I Come in;
wnlrh a dummy hung suspended,
hideous bound thing of a ma
:
weight, dangling grotesquely from the
cord The colonel turned his eye
away.
inside hie cell William Ollfoy was
seated beside his cot, staring vacantly
through the bars at a wisp of blue.
When the colonel entered he started
w uen uie coionet entersu ne maneu
as a man awakening out of a dream, j
The colonel aat down beside him upon ,
"Ollfoy," he said quietly, "your I
sweetheart Is here."
GUfoy looked hard at him
"She hasn't been told?" lie sUd Im
passively.
"Not yet, Ollfoy."
The boy smiled bravely. "I think
R would be best o have It done as I
soon as possible." he said, "nut, sir
must sbo know?"
"She shall never know." answered ,
the colonel. Then he bent forward
and took the boy's hand In his.
"Ollfoy," he said, "you have taken
no life. It was not you who betrayed
your country It was your devil, you'
own personal, private devil, the one I
who lies in wait for each man to trap
him wften he revolts against the dom-
Inanee of his better nature. A cavalry
troop leaves for Santos this evening.
You will accompany It and there take !
the train for Manila "
Ollfoy half rose, and suddenly sat
down again and buret Into tears
"I ought to die." he sobbed. "She
will never "
"She will never know anything." tho
colonel answered, completing the sen-1
tence He called to the Jailer.
"Private GUfoy Is pardoned." he
said. "Ilrlng him his uniform nnd set
him free."
"Yes. Miss King, you will hnve to '
go back to Manila," said
oionei
Saunders five minutes later. "If we
had known you were coming well, we
might have made different arrange- ;
ments There will he a cavalry troop
lenvlng for SantoB. the terminal, to- ,
morrow nfternoon. Till then you i
must be the guest of the regiment " j
He passed his hand over his eyes,
nnd. suddenly Bolr.lng his pen. he i
scrawled "Verdict disapproved" across I
the paper He looked up. "Tell Con- j
pressman l-nthrop tlint I shall try to !
live up to my reputation hencefor-'
ward." he cont'nued.
(Copyright, is)!, hv W. O. Chapman
TRANSLATION A HARD MATTER;
Few Make Success of Work, but There 1
Are One or Two Instances Quits
Recently Brought to Light.
Hendinr Shaltespi.re in a foreign !
language is generally weird expi rl
ence not without Its amusing side lt
ma'lers little what language one se
lects, for Shakespeare has hern trans
lated into all of them, and the transla- !
tlonsare In all grades of badness. Arthur
Bennington writes In the North Ameri
can Review Similarly a Frenchman
reading Cornollls in English Is moved I
to laughter or tears, and an Italian
reading Dante In English scarcely re
cognizes the divine poet.
Good translations are rare. For a
faithful rendering of mere words much
thought, backed by Intimate knowl
edge o' the subtle shades of meaning
of the words of both languages la a
primary requisite. Hut more than
words are to be translated; thoughts,
spirit, atmosphere, art, ure more Im
portant than words. And It Is In this
that most translators are nn exem
plification of the old Italian epigram,
traduttore, tradltore.
This Ib not to Bny that every trans
lator Is a traitor Among the case
IB the desert are one or two of the
more recent translations of Shake
speare Continental Europe Germany
excepted Is really only Just beginning
to know Shakespeare as we know him.
Italy Ib ringing with praises of Diego
Angell'B version, of which four vol
umes "The Tempest," ".Inline Cae
sar," "Hamlet" and "Macbeth'' have
already appeared. France was thrilled
two years ago by Maeterlinck's trans
lation of "Macbeth'' and applauded Dt
Cramont's "Julius Cacsnr" lu 1906.
Entomologist's Pet.
An unusual "pet" now Is harbored
In a box ut the office of the state en
tomologist, Charles H, Huldwlu, at tbe
state house. The "pet" Is a praying
mantis, an Insect shout one und one
half Inches long, with a long, thin
neck, blunt bead and heavy body. On
Its front feet are claws, shaped much
llko those of a crawfish or lobster.
The insert has become so tamed that
lt eats files and nuts from the fingers
of Mr. Haldwln's assistants, while
sitting on their hands lu the position
from which lt derives Kb name pray
ing. The Insect sits almost upright
and. folding Its long front cluws up In
communicant attitude, remains for
several minutes. The Insect In gen
eral appearance resembles the outline
of a horse. It Is not poisonous and
devours flies and other Insects. Many
specimens have been found recently
In tho northern part of Indianapolis,
lt has many of tbe hablta of a grass
hopper.
Courting In Church.
The Rev. F. H. Meyer has been de
claring at Leeds that be does not se
riously object to a "little courting" In
chapel. One recalls an Incident in a
Midland chapel eomo years ago.
The preacher was annoyed by the
sound of whispering coming from the
seml-darknesB under one of the galler
ies. At last he paused in his sermon
and declared:
"If the young couple making love
under the gallery do not como to me
In the vestry before service next Sun
day morning I will namo them to the
church."
It was a chance shot, but next Sun
day he found twenty couples awaiting
him In tho vestry! London Chronicle
WOMEN SHOULD
BE PROTECTED
. - c ,
Against So Many burgical Up-
nation. How Mrt.Bethune
and Mrs. Moore Escaped.
Pikes ton, Mo. "For seven years I suf
fered everything. 1 was in bed for four
. I, ., i .iy .i . . r ,. i , :
or uvu urtya m it uiiib
cry lli. and so
weak I could hardly
walk. I cramped and
had backache and
headache, and was
so nervous and weak
that I dreaded to see
anyone or have any-
onemovelntheroom.
The doctor, K.ve me
medicine to ease me
at those Umes and said that IWgBtlO
have an operation. I would not listen to
?u.; . iZZLj
UlllV, Kill ....m v.
told him about I.ydia E. Pink ham's Veg-
ctiil.li- Compound and what it had done
him t, if.. T waa villincr I., take It
Now Hook the picture of health Aid feel
likelt,too. I can do my own housework,
hoe my garden, and milk a cow. I can
entertain company and enjoy them. I
can visit when I choose, and walk as far
as any ordinary woman, any day in the
month. 1 wish 1 could talk to every
aiiiTerinir woman and irirl." Mrs. JJKMA
Bkthune, Sikeston, Mo.
m IIU in ! K. ..v-n tm.
dia E. I'inhham's' Vegetable Compound
for u.very bod case of female trouble
. .ii ,,.,
My
HI Iti I I i i . 1 ' I'M U TV VII nuuiaii
health was all broken down, the doctors
mill I must have an oneration. and I was
rca(Jy to(foto v hospital . but dreaded it
,Q , ,HBan tnkin(f y(,ur ComK)und.
, got BonK BO wel ,j,8t t gavi, up the
jn.,.r ,.mi mm Bnv.y from the onera
tion."- Mrs. Charles Mooke, K. R.
No. 3, Murruyvillc, 111.
Ml
Safe Betting.
Little Andr.'W had boon ropaotadl)
urged to hasten his dressing Sudden
ly he knelt, crossed and clnapi-d Ills i capital In another farm (river front
hands liki- a pictured inigel and voiced age) nnd some trackage lots 100). also
this snrnotl petition: a purchased homestead (river front-
"Oh. God, don't let me dnwdle Or. I age). 1 remained as Manager of the
Ood, keep me from dawdling. Hut If Farm I had sold on a thnc years'
you want to, oh, God. make my j contract at a fine Balary and house,
mother reconciled to my being slow!"
"There, mammu," he exclaimed, rla
! ing. "I've done my best, haven't 1?
j 'Course, If floil chooses to keep me
j from dawdling he will, and If go don't
! I can't help It. Hul," with a inddon,
I Joyous i ni rgy, "I'll bet you I dollar
I II be Just as slow tomorrow us to
day." FACE ALMOST COVERED WITH
PIMPLES AND BLACKHEADS
Atchison, Kan "For a number of
I years I suffered very greally from Bkln
eruption. My face was very red and
Irritated, bring almost covered with
pimples nnd blackheads. The pimples
were scattered over my fare They
were a lino rash with the exception of
a few largo pimples on my forehead
and chin. My face burned nnd looked
red as If exiwsed to either heat or
cold, lt was not only unsightly but
i very unromrortublc. I trieu several
i remedies but couldn't get any relief.
I was recommended to use Cutlcura
I Soap nnd Cutlcura Ointment.
"I applied the Cutlriira Ointment In
tho evening, leaving lt for about live
mtniilea, theV washing It off with
Cutlcura Soap nnd hot water I wash-
; ed with the Cutlcura Soap und hot wo-
ter also several times during the day.
i After about four months of thle appll-
cation, my face was cleared of tna
plmph s 1 run use uio I utirura
Soap." (Signed)
Miss Kisie Ntolnon,
Dec. 29, 1911.
Cutlcura Soap anil Ointment sold
throughout tho World Snmplo of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Hook. Address
posl-rard
Adv.
"Cutlcura. DepL U Boston."
Alphabetically Speaking.
Among u recent batch of candidates
for appointment to the police force of
Washington was a big darkey, evident
ly of rural origin, who announced bis
readiness to stand examination.
"Arc ou a native of this city?" he
waj asked.
"No. suh. 1 am from the first state
in the I'nlon."
"A New Yorker?"
"No. suh. I inn from Alabama!"
"Alabama Is not the first Btute In
the I'nlon, as the saying goes," re
sponded the examiner.
"Alphabetically speaking It Is. suh."
said the candidate with conviction.
"Alphabetically speaking"
fttn. Wltislow' flootblns Syrup for Ctillilrva
ttetbinfi. Mjflma tbe gums, rvdsee tnftmm
tlnn.allart. i .in, cum wind colic, Be a Untie.
aot.
And every man who owns a dog
thinks the animal baa more sense
than bis neighbor.
A CURB FOR FILES.
Ool'a drboluMtlvo stupe Itching end
and cures pilee. All druggists. K and 50c.
Adv.
Many a bewhlBkered man has been
known to tell barefaced UeB
ma
GOT RICH IN
THREE YEARS
EXPERIENCES OF A BRITISH IM
MIGRANT IN CANADA-WEST.
The following straightforward state
ment needs no comment to add to
Its force and effect. It appears In a
recent Issue of tho Liverpool Mer
cury. H. Patterson, of Nutans, Saskatche
wan, Canada, when he arrived from
Li Tar pool, bud "Six of us to support,"
to use his own phraseology, and his
funds were getting low. He secured
a nnniestcad 32 miles out from Hun
j durn aIld gtartcd lTlDg on lt April
I.V 1907. The previous fall he put all
his money, $137, Into a shack and lot,
making sure of a home. As cook and
caterer In a local hotel be made $75
at ? i 'I nnrl mil rvf thla Karl sstm n
v,ngg Mt of whlch ho pal(I h
brt,Bklnf- and ,mprovPment(1 on the
;homeRUiad Th(j JgJ
; . ...,. Thpn M, P.,tpraon
. , ln lorv after ho had removed
I ... , ,, , .. Z . m
, his mnilly to the homestead:
,h lia. .
strange and new that I hadn't time to
think of anything, only fixing up our
,T ,,, 71 T ,,
1 " 0 ,ha' 1 dldu 1 kl,ow
I between wheat and oata (I do now) !
j Between working out, cropping my
Plac' aml wUh m' Kun- we managed
comfortably for the three
which time was required to put
in my outies. t una utxuuiuiiiicu
".ulte " "or of horses, cows
f"'l. ""I Machinery In the
pigs,
three
years.
"In October, 1300, I secured mypat
ent to my land, so took u few days'
holidays to Suskatoon to locate a
purchased homestead (viz., 12s. per
acre) from the Government. Instead
of getting the purchased homestead,
I sccurrd u half section (320 acres)
on tli" Haekatchewan Hiver for $2j
per ai re on easy terms, nine years'
payments' w Ith a cush payment of
$l,0i"'. I mortgaged my first home
stead, obtained chattel mortgages on
i my stock, nnd on December 21th,
1 1909, took possession; on June 10,
1910, I Bold out again for $t0 per acre,
I clearing, besides my crop (140 acres),
$4,80'' I nlao sold my first home-
stead, clearing $1,800 nnd two Saska
toon tOWB lots, which we value at
$l,00i' each today. We placed all our
garden, and numerous privileges.
"So by the time my three years have
expired, with my Investments und the
Increased value of my frontage tnd
lots, 1 am hoping to have a clear
profit on my $137 investment of
$rO,00. My land doesn't eat any
thing, and it Ib nearly all paid for. I
hold a good position (and secure)"
Adv.
Surprise for Mother.
A certuln mother, given to mysti
cism and impressive theories regard
lug tor highly natural children, one
evening was eiilrrtalnlng vlBltors
Suddenly raine the sound of little feet
puttering to the bond of the stairs
The mother raised her hand In solemn
warning.
Listen." she said, softly. "The chil
dren are going to deliver their good
im lit message II always gives me a
leellng of reverence to hear them
tin y are bo much nearer the Creator
than we are. and they speak so won
derfully, sometimes Hush! One of
them Is speaking now."
Then, breaking through the tense si
lence, came a shrill whisper:
"Mamma! Willy's found a bug In
hll bed."
Final and Fatal Question.
j ,!ouby waB , an MVMlaUjp trying
mood Btu, ha( aHkei, InaI,y nulli.
tionn as to bring upon himself Bteru
narental command to be silent, lly
I ,n(i D. howarer, he bo humbly solicit
I ed nermlsslon to sneak I hat this was
...luriantiv rrnnted And this wiib the
t i ti t - when poor Hobby put his foot
Into It With R TOngennoo,
"I only wanted to ask," he said,
meekly, "what made your hair all
coma out, papa? Will I lose mine,
too, when it's ripe?"
Important to mothers
Examine carefully every bottle of
CASTOKIA, a aafe and sure remedy for
Infants and children, and aee that It
Hears the xTsr . ,wr.
Signature of CjCtjfTaCtZti
In I'Be For Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castori
Tokyo's First Sky Scraper.
With the completion of a seven
story building, Tokyo Is able to bonst
of the first skyscraper In Its hlBtory.
The structure, begun In January,
19111, was but recently completed. It
Is considered fire and earthquake
proof. It wan designed for offices,
and is especially noteworthy because
It Is probably the highest of Its kind
In the far cast.
Negative Evidence.
"I hear the gentleman who Is visit
ing your daughter Is a coming man."
"He must be, for he Is certainly not
a going one."
A man Isn't far from right when
he's willing to admit that he Is In tbe
wrong.
Boooubo of thoee ugly, grizzly, gray halre. Uoo
bT
Smoke Pleasure and other Pleasures
for the Man Who Smokes
There is smokr pleasure in this pure old Virginia
and North Carolina bright leaf. Tkouionds prefer it to any
other pipe tobacco. Thoroufl'l nerd and stemmed nd
then granulated. A perfect I ipc luUulll IkstMllg better
tolled as a cigarette.
One and a half ounccu of thin clioice tobacco cost
only 5c, and with each sack you get n book of cigsretta
papers FREE.
Tbe other pleasures arc tbe presents that are secured
with the coupons In each sack of LiggtH c Myeri Duke'i
Mixture. These presents delight old and young. Think
of the pleasure that you and your friends can get from
talking machine, free, or such articles as fountain pens,
i balls, skates, cut glass, china, silverware,
. ,
Very Likely.
Congressman Henry decried mer
cenary marriages In Waco.
"Only the love match." he said. "In
sures beautiful and vigorous children.
Hence I advocate the love match, und
I sympathize hi artlly with a NOW York
heiress to whom an elderly earl pro
posed
"The earl. gray, poverty stricken
and decrepit, said to the beautiful
young girl:
"'Deur lady I love you more than
words can tell. "
"She wrinkled up her pretty nose.
" 'Hut 1 suppose you could tell DM
In figures,' she said, coldly "
To Decorate a Bald Head.
"My husband," writes Mrs. I'eiozzle
to the rhnperon, "v.ns qulle bald when
I marrleil hlin. although otherwise per
fectly good I first washed his head
with a cleansing solution nnd a stiff
brush, then I sandpapered It, starting
with the rough paper and using eoch
grade down to the llntst. After that
1 nil. lied It at Intervals with my bare
hand for several dnys nnd now It Is
lovely It has all the dull rich finish
so much admisvil and the natural
grain shows beautifully " Kansas
City Star
A Husband In Jest.
Solicitor (endeavoring to discover
client's legal stutufi) Hut, mudam.
how long lu It since you heurd from
your husband?
Client Well, yer see, 'e left me the
day '0 was married, and truth Is, I
ain't 'card nothtn' of 'Im since, nor
wanted; least ways, I did 'ear caBual
like that 'e were dead, but lt may be
only is fun.-- l'unch.
Thinking It Over.
"Some of the old Egyptuini wor
shiped animals "
"Well," replied Farmer CorntoBsel,
thoughtfully, "If I had n hen that laid
the year 'round or a cow that wouldn't
go dry, of course I wuuldn t worship
'em. Hut 1 surely would show em a
heaps of respectful consideration."
Appropriate.
"What did tho banker's bride wear
at the meeting?"
"Oh, some check goods."
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PATENTS
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