The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-17
A MOTHERS MISTAKE.
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IIS1c 10 Eo Sc tor men possess strtnEc intuition corc relng spoiled children. and seem ie-4 iSe ssgasie>S footsteps ot oae. Ths oos ~ss deposited in the hIgh char, .sn- he woman m ~eaFi- ness et e<sa. essisst, sho9tas the loss ct s.eep aE.s the ntf.fui .h; msfsa around the room, Ssu .,.ilhed t-t, < ,Ss yCans sstes a4 ..ud .sesd s#., .-ou.a have
 s1nnE ~sa; asH eta uN3ng .a shove as> cas5t :, g tae tah.e
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 ~ha: da voc A sas. hen
 Want somc terves
 lou should net z p,c5encs ihe .. <. taias. @ant mamma te hsea, Aoat ese la 4 ass
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 She arranged the sae. beng vcfY r1ie- fal :e use ,he prape, amount oi sal, ua butter "l ,ion ~af, :. showing !. A~ay / ..,l Inc ekg. son.
 Il don. ~..n, Il. upsct,.Hs the<eisSs. ought to spank you iar taat.
 should say so, mc.eted l drum mer. I'd li.:e ;e ge: my hands en tim. an old maid sald ,a an nadeIgone shIic ae- other woman and another man kn3, theu bto~s m severe aas4Pprosa Al oi the mother eoufse
 Don, you wan, ! niee biscuit w.il. sugA. on T, asked Inc mother Yes.
 She gaze him ,he hlssat. alter c4seial preparation. and he threw II ca ,ac floor.
 Never mind, Im scius ;o tell ,eef pa. You arc cad boy
 No. ain's, striking the table with hls kn,te
 i'ra going to ,e.i your pa how you have aes,i and ke'll ~hip ,ea
 No, t won't" Stis Alng his fork through sc table c.ott
 Don you want some ot namma's l potatoes
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 She pai pc of poia,7 an h.s fia.e and he brushed | ,.a and lase,. | o.. ue floor. The drummer sfo4eed and The ! e.d H.aid snsi.ea ghe all
 knea shafsY U was.t. aad - ..ve ] [ ,o yoa. Il yoa tea'; behave 4fset' ald tse mo.hef b'asalEf
 want tp ..e, siossn
 Sae helped hifa down.
 want ,o gel u
 She he,pei him gp, .ss stc. hifk wL4t he wanted
 want some of yeur coffee .
 [L ,.x. ks..s sf f. away. he encd
 If yoa don't hush. III take you away from the table
 No you won't and he threw back his head and kicked the under side of the table
 I'm going to tell your father sure IS you live, afi
 No you won,, and he threw up his head and looked like d cub beat
 Madam" slid the old mAld why don't you whip ,ha, boy v
 The poor woman looked a,. blashed and replied Dh, l an airad whipped one boy befosc this one vas born. whipped hisn one evening. and that night ne dici have been ml5cr-- | b!e ever since, md she smoothed back the pe;alcni boy nair and bestowed on hnn look of iadescribabic ,cadcrnrss. An old lady. ~ho had ,a1rn no noucc of the petiot taafse. looked lp and sad think thai you arc dosng your son an injustice. To allow child To pursue such ar unrest zIned course cannot help but bc an injury 10 ham. and your .ndsl- g-nee. permit me 10 say, IS mlstasen kindness. corrected my elder son whipped hum because kne~ II was nc essary. Like ;he child of whom you speak, he died. resolved never agatn to enforce obedience. and when 1 vas l blcsse,-of cursed. she 4dGed " ~l,if another son vowed that he should never feel the hand of correction. My expen- encc with him was fery nearly the same as 'sat which you are having. l allowed hun to dispute my word in his infancy and after he grew rp, had TO control over him. Many night did he stat from sleep and tell me to shut my mouth, hnding me IF pta} CT at hls bedside. He dicd the old ia6y's fAoe was bowed over the ;abse He died. bal tl.e m rks of rao.her's $ corree non ~erc no; on hai. The la~ had attempted -ike couee- ton. He w&s hanged.'
 After IaOGsenIs silence, the old lady c0ntinaed
 fl coglt speak ,o al mothers ! would say. do not De blinded by A iAise ideA- Love. iov- n ws.soh Judsmen, finds pace. te..s yDg to ecus ate your eh..e .a respe yoa. fpt a early G.srr- spec ot isofher ends n she aSf4l 6tsfe- gard ot A.. respect, Q. hones;y, of Aainan fife "
 
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