Tfc* im pmm B>«Oals m»auf»rture«l » A««r!c». for pr«Dotln* frtewlly r*Utlott* with the Indiao*. wer* atrortt In 1787 by • PWUdriphl. mwcUUou. eowpow-d ebtafly of tb« Bodaty of

Id • apMita* o< km MBtal Wrtnra pnendc. On* of tfee flr»t laiiMd h*d Robert OJeM paced a doaen a*aar*» ^ tW obvm* «ida the head of Kin* nmonaly until he came to “the" ' Oaorf* II, and on the rereree the aun.

atreet. "The" atreet waa the one be > latle.- *ntln* at a campfire, and a Lad aimed at for half an hour preced white mao offarln* him a pipe of In* and coaid not aammon the conra*e After the Resolution anefa

to trareree—A»oo atreet. where Mlm gMdaU alwaya boro the heed of the

Althea Forayth reaided. paaatdent lo office at the time erf Ita

She waa fair and thirty; he waa wwnnfacture. One atmek In 17P2, forty. She had lode- ^Hn* the profile of Oeor<e Waah- ; be more than a anr vu pnfMBU e to Red Jacket

ploa. She waa lonely and Ionaed for ch1ef of ^ lro( , noU and laat .of the

companionship; ha war Jorlal by na- g^w^g

tore and tired of a bachelor life. He A ^, T#r jefferhad <nat retired from bnalnem—Why j mm j^.iuod type, foond in a: Indian not a new and hatter pertnerwhlp. that | 0 „ the gf tb« Oearweter ^ love, . .... ! near. Idaho, In 1806. waa one used dur--Wby not twdeedr barcfiected. She lns ^ f(moaa ^ exp*bad been fracton* to him wh» they fron . ^ moutil ^ Mlwl^ met socially, let every time he had t0 wbeM ^ oeUunbla emptiee called at her home be tad become ^ ^ Many ^ dreadfully ahy and flaltered. He frit . wcra flvPn y, lodum on the trip The himself unworthy ® f “ i one found In Idaho la In the American the part of this high-born lady, be atnMm . n of aiatory. The Jet- j

feraon medal differed in design from that issued by Washington. It waa made in bronae of three aiaee. The -

a* also struck In aUver.

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Isle City O. E. W. Cozaon he roused up. He took the North Wildwood— | letters from bla pocket to read. 1st Ward Robert Bright the .ode of the envelope 2nd Ward Loula Krauie ; contents of two of them

feared rejection.

Anyway. Pll peso her bouee. be PH meet her. If not—heigh

fornla and exile.''

So be entered “the" street. I pulses were beeting mightily ^ , oj* obverse aide la a bust of Thomas neared the Forsyth borne. He walked and on the reverse clasped el. wly. UN heart sank. ' n, * r ® *“5° L hands pipe and battle ax croeaed. and one visible about the grounds The ^ |cfr . rid| - Pmc , Friendship." Bbadea were down, the place looked ' ' ^ '

uninviting. He frit Me spirtti rink to ,,

^ aa bla final step took him past ^ Kitch ^

and beyond the house. Then a low. |Oo.—afl'

walling sound attracted hi* attention and. looking ahead, he made out an urchin of about seven crawling out of the gutter Into which he tad slipped from the walk. Upon the ridev were half a doaen letters The aa covered with mud on ooe ride “What * the matter, little man7" In- |

aired Glenn.

The explanation came forth eobblng- i ly. He was the nephew of the house- i mold at the Forayth home. He had been sent to mall some letters. He had slipped, the letter* scattered far 1 cud wide. He had gone Into the gut ter. His plight at once Interested Mr. Gienn. The fact that the boy tad even a remote connection with the Forayth home recommended him to conaT

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“111 gather up yon Utters and them." aald Mr. Ghon as ta placed item In a ride coat pocket "Now, let us eec If we ;an't make you a little more presentabls" and he spoiled a handkerchief getting the worst of the mud off from the victim of the mishap, H>ve him a quarter, sent him on his way and pursued his own. At the first mall box he took the letters from hi* pocket and posted them. It was a sighful ordeal going to his hotel, taking his suitcase and starting for the train. At the hotel there • re j two letter* for him, but he eh y gin need at the envelopes, saw they were from fri- ,ds he was not thinking I of. for bis mind was fixed solely on Althea. With his through ticket to the coast to his possession. Mr. Glenn watched the pretty village fade from view and felt like a bantabed one going

into exile.

He had not slept much the night j previous and dozed the flret fifty miles of travel. It was Just after noon wh-n

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Before be realised it Robert Glean was reading a brief lattar from Althea Forayth lo her sister. It must be that In posting the letters the boy tad drop pad Glenn had missed ooe to hi* pock He stared, he thrilled, ta was electrified. “Dear sister," It reed, "the gentleman 1 wrote you about la going away end I am very much depressed. I fear my tmppy hopes were delusion*. I looge.' to know him tatter, to show bow I chert»hed his manly excellence, to call him 'Robert.' 1 can write no The train stopped Ju*t there. With a radiant face, disdainful of his through ticket, Robert Glenn dashed for the inform, into the Oral telephone exchange and called up long distance. Hts eagerness and excitement made him tremble. HU voice was gasping and unsteady. A reapondIng one sounded sweetest music to his famished soul. ••Althea!" ta uttered. “Who are you. alrt" "I am Robert." “Oh. tha"s different I Yes. Mr. Glenn, what U IL pleaaer “1 have Just left the train headed for Jallforuia. I quite unintentionally opened a letter you tad written to your sister. Can It be possible that you care enough for me to ask me to defer my Journey T" “1 should miss you. Mr. Uleun—" -Say 'Robert' and I Will ta tack on the first train.” ••Robert I" Mr. Glenn went back to Hampton by the swiftest express—and stayed

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