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Show hia beard and eyebrows beaded with fog- - "Junipero Serra has been here, she said slowly. "He has? What did he say? questioned the Governor eagerly. he she hesi"Ha tated. He la impossible. Nothing can be done, I em afraid. It ia hope-tea- s for you, or for me, to try to move him. "I was afraid of that He left no word, no message? rawKi ia :iar Ruth Wyeth Spears m VIRGINIA STIVERS ... ... A BARTLETT "None." The Governor sighed. CHAPTER XV W.NJULSERVia SYNOPSIS ion Santa Barbara, and you will be my help. Yes, 1 em sure of it! Xn California oI Hia eyes were gleaming. Eulalia a conflict between Church and StateIIS) ia rubbed her hands restlessly before epreaantcd by two friendly anamiea, frail old Fray J uni pare flarra, Franci- the fire. Don miialonaiy, and Pedro s's". "Father, she began, then hesicivil fovaraor. After talllnf SerraFast, ha la mdins to Mexico for hia wife and ion. tated. "Father, what stands In the whom ha baa not man for eight years, way of founding that minion? h1 aid toward founding the S "Nothing! The time has been long Santa Barbara Minton. Dona Eulalia ireee to so to California, ripe for it. Nothing itands in the hr her duenna, Anguatiai. accompanied Don Podia enda for Serra. telling him that two way. But there ia one man that am on their way bam Mexico does. print with Eulalia and yotins Padra and that He stopped abruptly, end looked ha la leavins to meet them. Fafee en- at La Gobemadora. Beneath young Indian firl. Indlzucla. aa sternly Eulalia. Eulalia aails from his glance, she stirred, end gatherbn maa. It la a desolate trip. From ing up her needlework crumpled It Port Loreto, a large cavalcade lmded with Eulaliaa parte itarta cut for in her nervous finger. the tons overland I need not ask you who that la. d trip. Eulalia, to luxury and comfort, bitterly I I feel . . . that It la my repeta having been persuaded to come. husband. Am I The two prints, Fray Mariano and right Father?" Fray "So you know It, then? Yea, it la Bartolomeo, call on her and arouaa bar suspicion aa to their genuineness. Aa he, Senora. The Governor himself, Jhc cavalcade itopa at varioua missions, Eulalia heara rumora of the approach of that proud rash man, who arroganther huaband. White Don Pedro plana a ly believes hia vain temporal power great fleata to welcome hia wife. Eulalia ean atop the progress of Mother Plana her eaatume. Don Pedro web eomee hia beautiful wife and young ion. Church. And that, he must learn to Eulalia ia toaited aa the Queen of the hia sorrow, he ean not do!" California. On the long tourney to Eulalia shivered. Monterey, the reunited couple are toy. ally entertained at the Proldlo at bn Yea, he must learn that But Dieso. Eulalia diaapprovea of the demohow am I to help him, and you, cratic relation! of Don Pedro and hia she asked bravepeople. Pleading wearlneta in the mldit and the Church? of the faaat aha goes to bed where ly. Anfuatlaa tella her aha knowa Eulalia ia "Daughter, said the prieit earagain to become a mother. Don Pedro ia diaturbed by the development! in tha nestly, you are as close to Don character of the prieiti and dread Pedro aa hia very heart You know SarTaa diiappolntment in them. Limping from million to million. Father how to reach him. And as a pious g Serra haa a vlaion of SL FrancU and woman, a true daughteUa hia aalntly maater that he wiU ba ter of the Church, your prayera will ready to join Mm when Santa Barbara surely be heard. He must be made Miasion la founded. Meanwhile Eulalia finda there ia a conflict between Serra to see that plans must go forward and Don Pedro and plana to urn the for Santa Barbara. You must prteat aa an ally. After flattering web swiftly come at Monterey, Eulalia is bitterly make him aee that X, It seems, disappointed In the presidio. Going to ean not reach him, through any Father Bom's miasion for mass, Don Pedro haa an argument with the priest, channel, though he has my praywho accuses Mm of betraying a trust er. because of tha rascally caliber of the And if I ean not reach him, two priesti. Berra calls in response to Padra. What then? a message item Eulalia. "Then there must be someone else! CHAPTER XIV Continued Eulalia took a deep breath. 11 "You mean someone else . . In "A bleuing on this house,' he hia place? muttered, making the sign of the There ia no other way. The Govcross. ernor of California must ba a man He blinked. The room was bright to aid and succor the Church with candlelight, for though it was willing at every step. And Don Pedro only late afternoon, a heavy fog darkened the day, and made it cool, Pages, unless you ean influence him, so that the open fire was comforting Senora, ia not that man. La Gobemadora was trembling. and cheery. When she tried to speak, her voice "Ah, your Reverence!" La was lost With an effort she convoice was respectfully cordial. "Please do excuse me for trolled herself. . Then, that would mean , not rising. Sit you here by the fire, she asked In Father, where you may rest, and leaving California? warm yourself after your long almost a whisper. "That would mean hia leaving Calwalk. It is so good, so very, very ifornia. Ah, Senora, if it comes to good of you to make this visitation upon me, in answer to my plea to that, would you be willing, after all the long wearisome journey you you! Serra sat down absently, end have made to this place, to leave stretched his hands a moment to- it? For the sake of our Holy Mother ward tha fire. Then they fell into Church?" Eulalia lifted her head with a deep his lan end his fingers twined about the beads of the rosary suspended breath. She faced the missionary's questioning eyes, that gleamed into from his rope girdle. Eulalia waited nervously for him hers, bright with fire of new hope. Then she averted her head, and to speak. She stirred impatiently. Beneath her feet Escabellito looked into the fire, answering, I sneezed. The sound exploded the would, for the sake of Holy Mother silence. Junipero Serra leaned for- Church. Serra lifted his hand toward her ward, and looked at the child. in gesture of blessing. exclaimed. he is What this!" "The Holy Mother bless you for What do 1 see? Senora, are you exclaimed in a happy resting your feet on a little Indian that!" heGod will reward you for voice. child?" I unselfishness your flushed. Eulalia "Why, yes. Eulalia dared not raise her eyes. The missionarys eyes blazed sudThat guilty feeling, which had asdenly. But be is a human being, sailed her at her first meeting with Senora I A soul! Not an insensate the holy men made it impossible for her to look at him, even to apeak. object, nor a dog." The priest rose slowly. "My husband, the Governor," she "Now I must depart, Senora la raised her eyea to tha priest, "brought him to me in Lower Cali- Gobemadora. It has been a happy fornia, and gave him to me for a visit with you, my good daughter. We call him Escabellito. L My heart is lighter for it God has He la really my little slave. You answered my prayers in sending you here to intercede with the Govmay run along, Escabellito. The child rose and darted from ernor for me . . . how I am counting on your help, Senora. Somethe room. A slave! exclaimed the priest thing will be done now, 1 know. 1 "Dear God, how pitiful. My poor have lent messages to the Viceroy dark children, sieves! But it is what begging for more helpHefor the Mismay grant I would expect of the Governor of sion Santa Barbara. he may deny it But if he it the California!, in his arrogance. it win need the influence Eulalia's hands trembled a little denies it,Governor to bring things of the at her stitching. And there is where you will "It is not my wish to have him a about. slave, Padre. It is my husbands. help. 1 atill Junipero Serra sighed. he seems to think it befitting He some temporal, some worldly have an to have my position as his wife, influence, Senora. And if I must, Indian for a slave. I have always I wiU use it to justify my Just and been guiltily uncomfortable with holy plana. husband But my feet at him my of course. "Of She sighed virtuously, and . The priest moved toward the door, shook her head. where Angustias awaited to usher "Praise God. then, your heart is him out tender toward the Indians! That "But 1 wiU only use that and encheers me, Senora. I em most much against my win, if every very I couraged to know your feelings. other channel, and your gentle inaid such for had not dared hope fluence. fails. Ah, but 1 would hate from to! I do not know if you can under"From the wife of the Governor? stand how I feel toward Don Pedro; asked Eulalia quickly. although we differ on every how, her Junipero Serra looked at point in life, 1 admire, respect yea, searchingly. love him, as a friend . . . even "You may speak openly, franxiy. brother. His voice trembled, and know with me. Padre. I feel that I hia eyes misted. "That ia why all what your problem are, and deep- thia hurts me so deeply, so mortalI would for I love the man. Ah, welt ly sympathize with you. if i ly, do not understand. TeU his like to help you solve them, you Excellency for me, that he haa my forThe old man leaned eagerly sincere, earnest prayera, and to listen to his wife's gentle counsel. ward, hia eyes brightening. SeWill you, Senora? "I believe you could do much, The lady nodded dumbly, Perhaps, nora la Gobemadora. acisea "Adioa, Senora la Gobemadora. he exclaimed ai a thought who is you Again he blessed the house and, folupon him, "perhaps it to all By Pio, was soon swallowed have been sent as an answer two lowed in the fog. of those instead up my prayers, When he had gone, Eulalia pulled I can not call them Francissewbut you know to whom closer to the fire. She cast her cans on the floor, Impatiently ing I refer." she called suddennervous"Escabellito! La Gobemadora laughed sewing. "Padre ly, "where are you, little Imp? her and dropped ly, to call me an Come, get here where you belong!" mlo, that ia too much, 1 re,liy The child scurried to hia place beI answer to prayer. her feet neath Gen not i thus the Governor found I It wai daughter! dear But you re, Mil- - her when he came into the palado, the found to prayed for help Spanish-governe- d JS pink and white chintz ron with pink gingham frills i inspire anyone to make strides towards the kitchen, easy to cut The material red is IK yards of or cotton print and rard of plain material. ' the skirt of the apron, cut e of paper or cloth 27 inches and 23 inches deep. Fold engthwise through the cen-i- s at A, then measure down the top of the fold and in the corners the distances bled in the diagram and mark lots. Using the dots as a , mark the outline of the as you see it in the i skirt The dimensions for am. "tor -- (range Facts Curtain of Fire ! 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Fray Mariano scratched himself. 1 dont know where we would have been. In limbo, probably. How did you get this letter from hia Sanctimonious Reverence? Ha! What a glorious strategist the other replied. I "Listen welL It was this way. Fray Junipero had called me to hia room. I went He was reading all the that arrived this morning on the San Antonio. He had his spectacles on hia note, and his face was very Intent, so that he did not see me at first. I made a little noise. you know, very softly and respectfully. The other sniggered. Yea, I can imagine how. "Then he looked up, and told me to wait a moment, that he had been writing a report about you and me to the Father Guardian in Mexico, 8. of the' Revolution? 9. How many parts of speech are there? 10. What part of what state ia farther north than any other in the Union? Hie Answers The state of Delaware has A Blessing aa Thia Home, only three counties. It has only one city (Wilmington) with a popHe Mattered. ulation of over 100,000. and wished to apeak to ma about it 2. The recognized record for cirI was worried, and hard put to wait cling the bases is 13.4 seconds, patiently. So I stepped outside the made by Evar Swanson of the cell, and met an Indian. You know Cincinnati Reds, September 15, him, Eatevanico." 1929. 3. In 1890 by the Massachusetts Fray Mariano stretched himself on hia cot Bay colony. It was gradually isIndeed I da He is the sweet ne- sued by other colonies until in ophyte from whom I wan this nice general use by all. 4. It is so called in the sense of blanket at gambling. Go on. The very one. So I whispered its being normal, regular, conto him, and plotted a little plot. He formable to a recognized standard waa to steal the fathers spectacle. type. 5. No. Steal them, you understand, so that 6. The vertical clearance at the Fray Junipero could see to write no more letters! Wasnt that a beau- center of the bridge is 220 feet above mean high water, so boats tiful plot? The other grunted a grudging ad- can easily pass under it. 7. As turkey is American by oriBut what is he to get miration. for doing that? he asked suspi- gin, it seems incorrect to associate this Job with the ancient Heciously. Oh, I am to give his blanket hack brew. Poor, of course, refers to a to him, the one you won. But thin and weak fowl, not to the lack of money. then . . . 8. He was his grandnephew. Ed"You are! Just try . . "Ah, be quiet. I said I would. ward Everett Hales father, NaThat is alL So In a moment he than Hale, was a nephew of the (lipped Into the cell and watched Nathan Hale who waa hanged by the father writing. Now of course the British as an American spy. 9. 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Oh, it wai wonderful. Brother, so cute, so sly, just like a spoiled child! So he snatched up the spectacles and put them over hia nose. He began to leap and dance. The friar began lUustrating his story. Up and down. thus, with the spectacles hanging from hia greasy ears, flinging hia hands about and shouting, I see God! I aee God! He circled around and around until ha reached the door, then he scrambled out, still shouting, and was gone in a trice! And what did tha father do? "He ran to the door In panic, calling Eatevanico back. And when he saw he had gone, ha shook his head and said, Poor little one, he doesn't know he has taken his fa- ther's eyes.' (TO BE COXTIXlED ) I quote from the Record The only record is the one you now hold in your hand ttis newspaper about proposed legislaCongress is in aalon. Claims and counter-claim- s tion are being made. 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