HE'D ny ULYSSES WARD.

D.. G., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1916.
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throwing her arms around his neck, asked
his rgiveness for what had passed, and
urged him to take his degrees. She even
ran and brought him his thick boots, cloak,
and comfort. ! He did not peed much per-
suasion, and, in the course Of two weeks,
he was versed in all the mysteries, from the
,ohite, through the intermediate shades, to
the scarlet tist$tuR3 .1th
Occurrences like these are frequent, to
my knowledge; and if agreeable, 1 may re-
late another. But, for the present, | will
only remark that the good man referred to
became Noble Grand yes, Noble
Grand! He was never more reproved by
his wife for attending the lodge. When
ever the Order was assailed by those who
knew nothing about it, (and this is usually
the case, she stood up FIR it like man !!
Her only objection was that she could not
herself become a member, even Of the
Lodge to which Brother Gaines was attach
ed. She knew by experience the practice
was good--for generally when sickness
comes, the friends which we have in health
desert US. Blu, there is one reflection, al
though she cannot be brother, she cal
Continue SISTER, and, notwithstanding her
preclusion from the Lodge may be par
taker, to the fullest extentof the principles
designated by our motto Of fl@


{" FRIENDSHIP, Love, AND TRUTH"


WashinqtOn, ID. c., Jan. 20I 1916.