The Red Cloud chief., 1880-12-09


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asst. after walking for Reasis t~n h"trs,
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cries told gholr muGhor they c1nid a.,
hni the right house.
The baby ~as asleep again. AM Mt'
Z Reed. without waiting Ia gave !" 'hil.
drrn their supper or cas- hrfsvit. STATED
out. Soc Inquired af several people u
the, hal heard 81 a losi hahy. bui tho
wrrc NJ the yery further snd 81 Cd"
town. aud the new bail not reached
them.
The paper comes 0nt 70 m"rrp"
I'll advertise. thnugh, b wriow. and
then hurried - the Office II the INHso-
crssf aHsi ha3ff.
A. sho entered = gentleman was eom
ing ouL "Iu pa, doublc.' he ~s
I saving. 10 have the posters all "Vce
thr village by nine o'cl"cs Pr"usI
isrd m, vile. who j. half crazy
"Oh. .sr.'' cried Mrs. Reed. "ts u
her ba5yP'
Yes. do you know anything"
IL have IL safe sud sound
Thank Cod Come homr with me
and sex,ng Mr. Reed : hand. VI
Hall thrust her into y carriag". AMI -
derrd the coachmaa to drit" full spefw
for home.
In another half hour Mrs. Hall ~as
standing between the twp prnitsnt little
girls. with her baby in her arms. Mr.
Hall and Mrs. Reed would have pun
/ shed Anna, but Mrs. Hall insisted that
she was a. much Ia blame for lssyLg
her baby ON the front stoop. AMI thatN
was punishment enough Tor the fopr
little girls TO have their "iondlin'
taken from them. y
The happy father AMI mother lay
awake almost al! night. ton excited 80
sleep. and there in the darkness Nj
Hall told his wife that he vas going -
bring home a nurse for baby.
"Oh. John. IL you'H only trust ms
again I'm nur,e enough. don't hko
a great Irish girl - a trust
them. '
"Oh. ] don mean an Irish girl. my
dear said John. with n queer sHiii"
which in the darkness his wife eoulI
no; see