Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 September 1949 — Page 11

TUESDAY, SEPT. 20, 1040 ____-

| The God-Seeker

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THE INDIANAPQLIS TIMES

oe By Sinclair Lewis

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Synopsis: Aaron Gadd has read the “book” written by Black Wolf, an educated Dakota Indian who hates the whites. Although

(here. But not when I'm with you. our Lord's blessing on you for of Christ than all you critical

You're very comforting!”

visitifig the sick.”

know-it-alls!” He looked fondly at

off to hide. I don't know whee. {I don't know! You can torture me, {but I don't know!" ’

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- » » BE - ALL OF day before Christmas,

\government. David and he towk| Soldiers sent out making a ruckus

[food, rifles, blankets, and went]

just when the Indians are all fidgety! - But there you are—orders is orders-—or so I hear. Have| you got him éoncealed anywheres about you?” Upon explanation, the Captain

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“Am I, Aaron? I'want to be. > = # : David, now wearing an old whole Mission talked furiously Pas come to his senses, such as And . . . Listen!" She whispered THE BOY'S STORY came out corduroy suit of Mr. Speezer and . alte futtiely ‘about where they are, and gone off again de-| it, lips warm and moist at his Slowly, over a day and a half, meekly holding a skein of yarn 1 y a '® liberately, nothing I can do. I'lf[" ear, “The Squire has proposed to While the good Yankton broth and while Bessie wound it. ./ David might have gone and what

he sympathizes with the Wolf and his exploited tribesmen Aaron realizes that the young bronze-skinned prophet may be stirring up rebellion which will wipe out the Boils des Morts mission and all

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the other local whites. Meanwhile Oaesar Lanark, father of

“Princess’ Selene Lanark, continues to tempt Aaron with offers |

of a commercial career ia fur trading, Aaron fights the temptation to leave missionary work and dreams of Selene as he last saw_her In the East. Now go on with the story : CHAPTER 17

ime. Shall I marry him?"

iand she let it lie there while she imurmured closely, “He needs me, ‘and I don’t think you do. Nobody | needs me but Balthazar.” { “Bal-tha-zar! Oh, no! “In his!

THE SUBTLETIES of treason bedeviled him for days. It was IK hat”

true that the Dakota had been robbed and ridiculed, and to refuse 01a help Black Wolf might be reason to that truth. But to heip him though the coarse woolen of her tr With a dozen slaves. His fath-|

“Aaron, you don't love me the ast bit!” He kissed her shoulder, |

conceivably in some small way to share in an Indian uprising which dress scratched his lips. She was would kill thousands of whites, would be treason to his own roof- WArm and arousing, and he was

tree, and that—not being utopian to the splendid degree of insanity

BON and ILL, —he could not do,

sure that in‘ a moment he would (be muttering, “Let's slip up to

pounded roots’ (along with what

heathen incantations) brought him back from near starvation.

His name was David Queens: |

lace, and he was twenty-two, He had been born in South Carolina;® his father was not wealthy-—he insisted on that-—-but he was well-to-do: a lawyer-plan-

er's brother was an Episcopal bishop. J He went to William and Mary College and was kicked out for preaching abolition.

Said Aaron privily to Harge,

His open palm lay on her knee, sounded very much like muttered «pq you know who he makes me Harge's,

think of 7 Mercie!” He gathered that Black Wolf {and David thought they wanted to go far west to the Tetons, most obdurate of the Sioux tribes, and among them found an Indian theocracy. He was astonished by their ingenuity in religion, their courage in adventure, their childishness in government. . With David Queenslace for guest, the women of the Mission had an extra joy in their prepara-

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ito do about it. They were’ at! late that afternoon. Looking out the window, Mr.| Speezer squealed, “They're comIng! Soldiers! Black Wolf was right!” Down the bluff to the Mission, on snowshoes, dragging supply, sleds, tfudged a file of six dragoons. When they were close at hand, Aaron saw that their] leader was no sergeant but no less a warrior than Capt. Amos Pipman of the § B. Dr. Franklin,

go back to Snelling. Oh, Here| come the rest of my escort, And a/ passenger.” oo) They opened the door to look out qn a sergeant with three more soldiers and a dog sled jingling: with Christmas-sounding bells! and seated on it, bright-eyed under her sable cap, waving her sable gauntlet to them, was Miss’ Selene Lanark.

(To (Be Continued)

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menaced him that he had to be Erotesques out of the lead foil |,

had gone over to the Speezers’'— ¥ BO pee. could only half-think it. A vast ah Anglican monk. He heard of from a tea chest sent in a dona-

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