The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-04-12

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.uh, Indeed I" Maid Winnie, Arahine
her slcn,les ncck. And then, Shopping
Suddenly and kissing th~ qniv~rsnR r~l
llr4, "Allow me- IN decide that matter
frf mvsrll. Miss Daisy Bower. lint. II
All plAc~s III the world. ~ meet scu N \
baby show, and With q baby Come.
tell me all about n, dear. Bfulher John,
you may 90 10 the Academy and hear
yuur great man. and I'll stay here and
listen 10 my small woman, and yon can
stop for mc on yonf way hack
hut Brother John never stirrrsl. The
baby hal reached ont her dimplcd hand
and elutchcd hin watch sral, and wAa
examining II with exceeding intervst.
telling him, meanwhile, In gnrgling
language, apparently founded on The
ofe word goo" how much she NJ.
mired IL; and he didn't want 10 rudcly
wrcst II from the little hngcn. "or
something. m Winnie would have n.
marked and %, ~ | said before, he
nevcr stirred
| zoo on, dear" said Winnie, seating
herxelf beside her new-fornd friend.
Don't mind John. He's regular
wolf, I'll confess. but Ill take carc he
don't hurt you.
| With timd glance nj The wolf. Who
stepped 4 fcw stops away--baoy having
turned her attention ~ the bird In Win
MES hat--bnt not - far but that he
caught every word uttered. IN soft,
clear Voice, Red Riding.ho0 begAn
"Whcn yon finished your education
three years ago, and wAs called home
10 Maryland by the death Of my mother
my father, you know, died three years
heforc---I was loft with no relation In
the whole world hut my dear old grand.
mother. She had comfortable income
III the time, and for = year everything
1
all her money wAa deposited broke, and
~ were pcnuilcss. Grandmother aanh
beneath her misfortune and became n
most helpless. and always WIS spoiled.
gonl-for.nothing-"
"Yon always were darling burst
In Winnie, impetnously.
"And--and married gvanemamma q
lawyer, and he was very, very kind to us
both, aud NO were very comfortable mn.
Ill about three months ago---the day wee
Daisy WA half aycar oll--when he died,
and oh Winnie, he left no will but one
dated long before he knew me, which
bequeMthed al his fortune 10 4 nephew
In some far-distAut country, mud AgAin
W were left pennilcss. Grandmother
grew weaker day by day, until she he.
came utterly helpless, and now she lies
, from morning tin night and from night
till morning again on her bed unable Il
move; and We were almost starving, and
| saw," speaking slower and slower,
"the advertisement calling for children
for this show"
Yes, Daisy dear, !" raid Winnie, pat.
ting the thin white check cnconragingly,
lyon nav the Advertisement"
And | think baby IL just ~ prctt,
N q baby could bc. =
Lovely" said Winnie, kissine the
sweet, blne-eycd thing.
Aud II occurred 10 me that. III she
could win prize. poor old grandmAmma
and the darling herself might be keep,
from cold and want this winter, and 20
came here. But I'm afraid very fcv
, people have noticed baby, for I've ut II
this out-of-the- way corner all the time,
, ~ dread crowd, and" The tear,
came into the wonderful blue eyes.
Brother John, said Winnie. ~ nh
paused.
well, my dear p said Mr.. Tueax
coming stop forward.
! Mr. By-the-hy, what il youl
married name. Red Riding.hooa''
"Hulerove."
"Rless my heart r. exclaimed John
"Old Lawyer Mnlerovc---old enough /.
have been her grandfather T. Then
/. rccollccting himself, he stAmmered: ~
! good and clever man. ! knew him vel
, IL years gone by. And be vas your hus
hand 2"
Yes, sif. !"
:. Eyes, sir |" mnttered Mr.. Trucaz
I II wish ahe wouldn't be 70 COMPOUNDED
u respectful"
~ waa about 70 my, Brother John.
= continued Winnie, with decision, 9TH.
Mn. MulgFove mutt not remain here.
"Of course not--being friend |
9 yours, Winnie.
my sweet.trmpcrcd. loving little p
she vaa 81 school, John"
That Only mAkes II tho moro impeI
Ative that aho should leave this place
] once, sad Mr.. Tfncax. But what
!, 10 be done with the baby p
. Why, you skupidesl u old fellow
2 that must 70 with ~ mother. DO 20
2 imagine she would leave II here Com,
:. Little Red Riding-hood. Broth.
y john" lowering her voice 10 whisp,
/. -" she IL faint with nervous agitation
2 / viii assist her. and you will--oh 70
!, Wtil, dear John. Just this orce- -carl
! tho baby r.