The Red Cloud chief., 1883-12-28
MADE OR RR
~ nv JESSIE r~OIiiERGILL.
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1t st owned, with seycy ncces-
sary biology forgthe Tact. thu, Philip
Ma " had up TO that time only APP
peared~assa verycohmonpia@ char
acte-. x aring his ter years B,anage.
mcnt Of his " affairs. he Nd dorc
nothing n the very least remarkable.
He liadht gone to the badt not had he
becom$ D &ahv way decidedly pod. He
had Managed TO Keep out Of dSt. save
little Incidental debts now all then,
whicAhad never seriously embarrassed
him. His amusements had bebl of the
kind n0S4olon to mos: OF the y@,rg men
he new They all made n hoint of
payi,ig requent visits to the different
Irklom heaters, and passing ticir val
uablrE criticisms ON the vari6s plays
and AM omimes performed tlhre; they
also patl0nized different sort of con-
ccr,- knu entertainments, teiIN direct
ed nahar choice by the bcn0of their
mindSAul surroundings. On Saturday
aftc"nOpns, when they came lone early
from bu5ness. they were usRly in the
habiSof 3iaying football in Nshter, and
cricl5etii summer. They War out in
larg*h lies to PLAY againsthfal clubs;
the adorned their persons For these
sport m striped jerseys of stptlinI hue;
and thev adorned their clubs pith names
As f;SEEfI tched aud bizarre M the .cplors
of III costumes in which th$' souls de.
Lighted Their legs they w$p, wont to
enclse in stockings still mSe remark
ablcthAatthe jerseys; and tht equipped,
stroag 81 numbers, they mi ut be seen
by ron parents And a dell bted pub.
lie lsrading the Streets Il and from
their t~sspectivec cricket football
1t fso,ulds a commonplace everyday
kind o. k~carecr, almost vJI gar in its
com11o lplscenesYh but it kcomes less
unir4gr sting w..o1| one Thinks of the
pos abilities kix8 behirf all, those
young f.vces-thS possibilits contained
In II those young lives--kstentialities
wifi fiplglE remain ortentfto the
vcrIEN2-or in whose Dill strength
' mig f3le eNlel forth. and|heirt full re.
SUD Displayed. 'Life il not nm idle
Orcg'vve are told,
"qle iron dug from central Qtom.
Nn1 heated hot with burnhg fears.
dipped IN buths OF hisytls toars.
bitcred with the strokds OF doom
To shape und use.Y 80
tE'it may take q lsss Tremendous
pro- y 1h66this to mold aEoung man
cha bhc,e f,sarfa provt skheter good o,
bad fqf1ominates in hiW, whether thu
am tins orrprOsperities khich attent
lin h4jkis's o0urse sshs1l have mad
or him in the end.
one Of the atoSc-mcntione,
WI fr4rs,s or the Nike, thar three o
fou Yrs 20, Philip Massey had me
He i'm Bcrghaus. GerriaNlby name
AND Elm of German pareits,s Hermann
hal kaD1uDn inshis tstlerhad. Eli
fac a&erchHnt "a Ir4totd, on
OF lalffiSr merchants hi wife wa
a aco hg woman. and their house
] MwayS6o1pG 0blX6pshI 81 fSkxSiIr'
friends was Il pleasant one TO go to
The youth himself was the only son u
the house. and was blessed with thre
sisters whoNrere inclined to spoil him
Without my very deep or devote
friendShIN Philip and Young Borghau
had always been cordial allies, 10
Hermann. Younger BY several years tina
his friend, iali the influence which Phil
Massey, despite his commonplace ant,
cedcntS and career, very generally exc
cised over his acquaintance; it wOul
have been difficult to say in what I'll
attraction consisted, for his manner ",
simple and without any p~arliculs
rsuavity or polish; perhaps the rath,
grave simplicity had something to
with the charm, simplicity being rare
ruo,v than n once vas. III pas sol ,nmor
his friends fora very good fellow. dih
cult to. stir p.-but occasionally sayir
dry, humorous things with nm undi
turbed graviyNE hich made one inyo
unfairly laugh, and again makir
sharp, @sarcastic speeches in u In,
voicWwhich might be supposed to lea
disagreea6le s~ensationsin the bosoms
those against whom they were direc,e
perlixps slso part Of the charm IN;
have lalpipihis appea rance, for he WI
dislinktiy handsome, with q dark fsc
aanAefRorm southern colOring, shown
thattn4 Mood c0ntsed freely under 4
browns kin,s and remipding one Dec
sionaliY, IA q fieeting manner, of sol
face lacking from canyases Of Mandy
or I'aoIo versnose, III hid q pleasa
voice, with : tthso of fsrkshirs in
accent; pleasant Ives. darks and co
tainingS omctimes a certain glow viii
hintedht a tenn per more aAlent than !
was usually supposed . 1ie COZ,
Crown somet'mes, darkk tholgh, a
his smile was II sweet. II not a trequel
one. N
lie and Hermann Eer,haus fou
themselves presently IN z wide, bu
snhurba street, AncmSAs CART
Road. one of the busiest thoroughla'
10 and from lrkford. They walked