New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1879-04-30


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torrent Of eager DETERMINATIONS 81 satis.
faction AZ being 8 ..wallentine. .
When she &C last released him Dinah
took him by his shoulders. and seated
! him firmly 81 q chair. s.
s Now.b said she. ..vou,s lest 4 coin,
to set there till YOU ,splain the Whole
arrangement to me and missns An,
YOU lest Law out to tell the trnfa tho
whole trnfe. AM noffin Int the trnfa nj
the wav throuph-that - e ve IL, -
Nippus' IS mostIy MIGHTY onsarfinr,
When Amt Rnth cama dnwn eha
found her s.wallent;na,, -hr;noar 70.
freshed nv breakfast the l;ke 81 wh;ch
lie had never before eninved ss;tt;nr hv
tha fire. with tha & waIlent;no,, as h;s
side-her two little handa t;rht1v hold
in one of his own. and surname satis-
faction at the success 81 his odd scheme
shining in eyery feature 81 his honest
face. Her ewes filed as she stood ~
the door a moment unnoticed bv the
children. but she was NOT given r. anv
demonstrations and made no comment,
And then Dick rose in his place still
holding both the little hands 49,
at ha;n,t oot much :, tai ,,o,om
I'm MOI tho hoo+ 'hlaolo e o.; +h;s ' w.
LITTLE a;r1 fo,nS "na n;,ht ,.s4 t ~ ~
No az loo RaMart H Iad Saan 10. We" NJ
where thew had some n;cte, tow an W. ~; o ~
tho called ~ i,Sasa :, .aa .,'
WHOM NJ. ,.o o 1870 " ,,t stmaa ,ata -, "a
was cold an, wo rnn al, tbo nov ~ ~ ~ w
HOY The how ia "a = h;o Inv 10" d1w ~ NV hv
H;nlav,e ,,,orahansa an ~ e1ao, ;ntJ
& az, we fond this 1;ttlo Rob q an LA
m into Is asIeen Ice he was a.an;n;
to honnce her Int when ba soon how
little she was ha d;dn,t Ha last
vankad off h;s nnat on, MT = ouo,. H..
an, soma old Garnet r." an, NO IA
cover her m ELEGANT an, sha Sion,
beautiful til mornin' IN the morn;p,
she talked am we reckoned to take care
If her our own solves after that To-
an; mo oct har CRACKERS an, Mill o.,
th;,ns ,s7har 1Ha oo,,1J ~, w.. ,,.nd n a. a.
i;ave sha wos onr hn ." a0 ~ Ie
awan, thu cross;ns an, nna 40, . ,.,, nv
,,,.1 ~. 1r.aa1pa5 -: J Ja u"y 1l:,lHs
nv ~, nf s,Sddan Th;s III 90 A pah
sha cried az an, waa 90 ionosnn o &C.,
loo that allowed = was bette. - a. tr,
an, find her a home ;f + conid ID " -
1T seen folks q send;n, wa,lont;noa
for presents an, thouoht soma ono
orter like a little p;rl better nor thew
would a n;cter. seen Won m the
street. ma,am when Won oiva tho lana
man some money. am T foilared aion9
that day to see where Won lived an7
when Won went nm tho stems Won soon
me- ma,am AM smiled o,f ~ ronr
ewes az GOOD that 7 most Inou,od vou,d
he Kind F. a l;ttla o;r1 tl'at hoJn,t ~ -
ono hit mo Sho,s reoI onto no..
/ sean von onca too ;, addea no. ' -
Hin III Whn cfnn1 with 1Sc1 fo
hand. oravelv WEIGHING his words 81
was s.Rlack;n, a fellaris ho"ts "n Tho
market the dav Won hoxed that chan,s
cars for draoSing the doc over fhe
stones in the g5ttar D;in,t no nm
thonph. when Won lot him rop, - '
II 'clar for;t,' aaid D;1ah "be,s
te,lin, the trnfai ,pearod flo + folt he
MIGHT he liable the minn;t 7 sot eva s
on him., -.
Dick made No comment m D;nob,e
"chanoe If hasen Int locked earnest
" into Aunt Ruth,s face. As she said
nothing. he repeated timidly. with a
little onayer in his voice: "
.Sha ain,t rot M no+,o. nov
BODY in The whole world on1v me-
ma'am; an she's real cuter'
'''Dick,n said Aunt Ruth. quietly.
I should think thee would rather find
9 home for myself than to take all this
trouble for a strange little GIRL
Ma'am." said Dick, gravely, 81
heard preacher-man on the street
one day, ma'am, tellin' about good
fellow that wanted the little children
took care OF and that he said into some
ooon -. Oea1. \iAo- Aau ~ cAcIe al IesaA
out OF lt), wren yost 40 1t to them you
40 u TO me an ~ remember an be
qooG TO yoM some time for 1T" When
we found Bah a-curled up in the box,
lookin' so little an SO helpless, l
thought it meant for lis to take care of
her, an we talked it over an poor Joe
he reckoned SO, too"
- think III keep my valentine,
Dick Aunt Ruth said, looking into
the fire with smile. ~ never heard
OF sending back valentine, l believe
And | think I'll send one myself, toe.
want thee to carry a note for me to
Friend Bradley's office on Harlem
street, Dick. !"
The note was written in q fair, up
right hand, in few concise words:
Friend Bradley. send thee Valentine.