Smyrna times., 1878-04-10
{tTadins tendass voice voice was turned at once to ono of

ir ho %"I;eu L;, 70 see you first. He wants mo :,
ot ms wife, Uncle Mare, and ""sGo 10 me hst; !:
C '"teI On nlere-'you 10 not like hin, >; mes:
:, no told you that ?"
r :. W,S}; Eo one; but see it for myselfn
hin, J5i' you are right. | do not liz
o troI ' o,d1 nuC my like or dislike has no con.
4" DINO. n NO control ~ Miles voice was pitaory
7 m",'IS lS'se 90 not talk so. come to Won oS
:. ~ .TIVe nave come to my father.
tban oa ue"r' was wrong Tell me.
90 you love Mr.. Ormsbv? ?' ~ 0'' '"'"er'
think he is the noblest ,r,,,
knew. If you could see him with son,e ever er
my poor people, how gently courteons bn -,
I9' you would like him too. He has 80 oie
me- IIe so much sympathy in my work, iJnc1a
Hafr' feeling, as do, that the nossess;o,,
Vi great wealth is but a stewardship ),
ana so won your love?"
Wy respect and admiration. uncIo T
cannot yet realize that a man so nobIa ord
~ soou can really desire my comnonion'
[IdP IImlP ana heIp in his life. But. since ho |
oo'ss,Il go aul %iad and proud to have won bis
,.rII,n r"HIe,mn-yesl Enthusiastic, but heart.
'', mnOie' was Mr.. Wilkinsons mental com.
n"iIl mGht; a., suppose you and | 90 far To-'a =
walk = he added, aloud. 50 'Sr
"A walk?" NilIie said IN
surprise. S"iu' IN tone of
ILL teS. l have friend or two / shouId
IKE to have you see. When we co,,,n S'iouiH honi
r VIII tell you why dislike CvriI 0rr,"I,o D'UN
already found out" 30" nave not {
II was not exactly such WALL os
"oulu nave mapped out for gentIemor,0
VIVA. ,ItyItatIon to a young beautiful nirI h,,t
~. 'G Ioilo"ed Its course, leaning unon bor
3o"ru'ah arm, wondering a little, bnt
EVER hesltatlng, past the Respectable nor % >
r. Ed % me city to a quarter known &C :"
i,,y "c1ory TOW" a place where Mr.. vii, /
= c,'o" lad never before allowed his word .
= ~ Ior there were apt to be fevers and :. -
Um'"s.o1S W. disease lurking there. Il law u, -
.ar, "f "Ft - was unhealthy, and the houses ~
ere OF the meanest description ''eS NJ
f0r noble philanthropist, nartIv o,rn
y theSe factories and this ouort9r A. IS
fmsoy seems neglectfllI." said Mr., WI vi az
lhson, dryly. 81 have an interest in ttn ~ 50
stories as you are aware, but do not ow.r ~ ~
1e =, OF these wretched houses Tbev arn ~
| Cyril Ormsby's.; iHey are so
:, But Millie said, eagerly "tbaso noo.,. rel
II not let him benefit them. Tbev Opss pss Oh Oh
charity for drink; thew abnso @ uSr VII
lVlege he gives them, till he i "dHS di:S SCI
uTaged IN his efforts to do them ms yo
; On step in here = yo'
u ! was poor place, scantily furnished yo'
. cneefless. Upon cot-bed won,on yo'
~ 'ne last stages of consunntion ycc'
!. 7 iIoked Td, up eagerly to Mr.. Wilkinson o'
nope you are better" he said. kindly -
~; shaIl never be better. If | NAV i.oI
H 1le IN peace, it is all ask" hee
tv.;Il kIl(
yY N'S'uro you knc
.1,s1 Jennie has gone to him. Yesterday. say
sent word that if the rent was ,ot 1.s'''y, roay, =
'ay AZ ~ out we must 20. I've na;J :, qua
marry Ior nve years, but he don't tb;,it am!
nat All Jennie's made the last month PtGsJ
;io li"u 10 pay Tor fire and food. She. I;c
IMI11iIeen, and her pay is small" ne:
thirty shillings." nobI
ana II he is not paid TODAY bo ,,;rI moe
you INTO the street to dier' mi
He says the work. k.Lonsa :. a., Al
Ders." - 'He pIace Tor com
=, this moment, a slim, pale girl Of W.T. with
~ ~ came IN, crying bitterly. win
VT ~ Wilkinson was out" she bepan !eslg
.i' inem seeing her visitors, she cried '"I;
mother be put in the s,,yI you VIII WI, not Mill
penny sir, if only you will wait ii Piy tiiI word
=, 'e''er ana can get my full time to
ro,o Tn
!" o., you seen Mr.. Ormsby TODAY. plOral
~ Green
es, sir: He said he had no time 70 in tn
any whining. The agent will he bero hog o
anu II !, the money is not paid he will not be
~ TO-, er be
ay ?" whispered Mile. sold
IS! as you please, my dear. Perbans the fl
iylhg woman or her child will dr;rtL was al
= cnarlty: them
aSn, hush himse
ttendcerly, SO delicately, Millie cave leadin
Marty, That there was only deepest been t
'ue awakened without the gallino for the
VI. 90 oonsatlon' She left more than and
'hi Ior comfort for some weeks. and sicians
'ed to send delicacies for the in,,oi;I i diseasc
:, "oIu ol herself passed her Inns attenti
they were once more in the narrd,. P" the ca
r. :, trichin
) Uncle Mare" she said, "can if bo
at he is so hard, so false to me p, r..
ut, was the brief reply. ne me
went into the wide courtyard in anI o"Piuiy
space stood the four great factorias a %nu 81
mt property of Marcus Wilk;nso,' sno las
,ril Ormsby, long before divided hv linen KD,li
ireiy opposite management of these NJ, +
70 two distinct epartments-one a;Ja...: 80" -
utuer Lne control of the nldar l;rp
er OF the younger man. s,,i. u,neren ,
kinson's absurd soft-heartedness >, oa oui', WI
mentally characterized IL. had IGnsuh I;;.a,l. .
lis division absolutely necessary. rano. ry
u was not into his own kindly. 'I1Jr TsJ
a. well.ordered departments. that tba I1e"ger gs'
led his ward. Het1rned e,o,'1, smo eHc'
small room, where a pale man was - ;"DGg" iii /.
writing, and at the same time oyer - ,L WI
re nj worIr hacnsa e, ABOUT seventy adopted
,ry. county a
ii norn;no wou.:, would b,
an said. @ / was in hopes that Won so,,o
ing holiday" 'o' roou So"ie -.
49,, .T was the reply, in ducks m
,re,s ,ho ,,;co Gun wen quit work, after ii +;
, ''ls 'e ""u SIX little ones, where 81
vo, ,o,d NJ. o., anything
t your life depends upon a few gnessod ss .iie
~ H. H., puie ar morning
l 60 he must fill my place-and nile. and
ins starvation for my family. Saw ar inr
Ver get q new situation. as + a., tL. 80 80