The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-12-31
L rosy She turned her back Il

i u1&I
then ma pinsed Rosys arm anC
! said she was little fool a had nj
e fealing for her family 6 rosy cryec
/; softly rite dowa 90 toe Makroons
: was eting cake sll | wanted & no
r body notised Ne
charlie forgo; all Boat ioois tsn
] per | guess bekause he said TO hel
my beautiful kween | viii be good
r and o5bediunt husband loo LATED 4
! bit MIN with her fan then lots mors
came in & they all looked silly ike
s father & all the ole men told ma she
: looked ike resys sister, that ain't
: so because ma is orful fat
BIZ this time the whole company
: had risen. and were trying 10 inter
r rupt the reading, when Uncle Joe,
! in voice of thunder, commanded
, attention. They all fell back into
: their seats, and remained, with many
curious changes Of countenances,
silent 10 the end
then Mite comes on d Loo 4 resy
went Up stairs & put more wite-por-
!. der on there faces & looked al iheir
Back hair in the Glass K loo said
rosy OFT 10 marry mister Sore Gum
bekause be was so rich & loo said
she was going 70 marry mister hedge
bekanse He was rich All tho he was
I a fool & then they went Down
Stares.
"a big tall young man come into
the library were had mid nv handy
Il rosy sed out loud i sant to show
you this nice room. they was behind
the door & be sed havunt YOU got
enny new years for me Rosy & she
se1 yesiree l. gave him kiss b 'nind
the door & be sed ROSY if | was
only rich & then ma came IN 10 the
entree & tney ran out and looked
silly two
then went TO sleep sitting on
my bundle Of cAndys & when ma
woke NE uD every Boldly had gonel
away & ma sed she hated new Years
4 loo sed the men were all munkeys
and rosy had a Hedake. then
went 10 bed but Some thing had
made me orful sick tho ] don't be-
lief il was cake & i went 70 rosys
room softly. She was erwin & sittin
on the floor or the fire then | went
into mas room < she way erwin too
& Pa was sayin We are Livin on
Nolcaner tell you
Il was kinder skared be kauss
volkaneers burn yoa all up & are
very dangerus. Ma says samuel !
Kant help il the girls must dress 4 /
We mus. keep up appearance says
ma why kant We move of the yalka-
uer & buy a new House up to Sen
tril PARK
pa says where did that young
skamp come from & then the for
jumped up & bit me sed il was kause
4 had ct too much ,erash.
& | was orful sick Oh mite. The
nex morning Kamii the made help
cd me git up d sed | was 10 90 rite
otto skool Agen & the Coach man
was n take care Of me | went TO say 1
good By TO loo she was IN bed with /
griddions in her hair eting lots Of
breakfast. rosy kissed me & her
eyes was al red Il she sed teddy dear
they a:e breaking my hart & l.
promised Her when grew up viii 4
lick them al.
Il ike Rosy pretty well consid-
erin she Is my Sister. pa & ma was
shut up il the library 4 pa had lots
OF Little papers on the label
He sed look al them.
dresses. bOnnits. ineary. iewelry.
i kant pay them tell you We are
Twin beyond our menes- 60 Is
every body SAYS ma but the girls
will marry well says pa LOOK al rosy
she i now In low with that good
lookin RASCAL on u hundred a year.
She shant hay him says ma now
don't be 3 brute and cut dosn ex-
peassis perhaps 10 VIII help you ont
nay brother 10 Is Stingee ole kur /
says pa and If he knows We are ned /
an ears over in dei he wouldn't leyel
Ted sent.
| don't want a sent pa says l. D
sents amt much K / sent amt nothin
and uncle 10 l. an ole bare SAYS |. o
Send the boy to skool he maks NE
Graz q says pa K ma kissed me IN
a hurry d push me long.to the dore
pa had MS he'd burryed In his
hand & kept sayin rooined, rooined !
and ali Tor Appearances SO / am
tired OF ritIng ruch a long Comper-
sishen and the eoachman took me
bae to skool & that j. al know q
Bout new years
Uncle Joe quietly folded up the
scraal, and looked up from under
the thatch of his eyebrows al Hedge
who, glancing at Lou. and sesingl
she was dangerous, silently left the
room and the house. sorghum fol
lowed also. politely escorted 10 the
door by Uncle JOe's steady gaze.
The method failed with Fred Ire
maine, for the lOok only sent him as
far as Rosie's side, where be sat ,
down with determination Mrs. !
Gloss was sobbing hystencally, and
her husband seemed inclined TO
drop down dead.
Well" Uncle Joe began, well.
aren't you a a pack Of idiots to sac
ri6ce your comfort and honesty for !
this wretched show OF fashionable !
life Now. I've always disappoint-
ed yoa IN the money way, and III
10 II still
Mr. Sam Gloss trembled.
"I'll do il still for you think
I'm going to see you go to ruin, and
won't / viii look over matters
With you. Sam, and find out how !
ean put you on your legs again. !
But stop this high-pressure living.
md give the girl, Rosie, TO IRE
maine, who is a good fellow, if be Is {
poor
Rosie and Fred tried TO say some =
words of thanks but, failing TO do !
ustiee to their feelings, consoled :
zach other by clasping hands
There is worse-misery than DOW
>rty. Uncle Joe went on, . and Miss
Lou had better cast about for some